Does an episensor accelerometer work with SCXI-1531

[Representative]

Please advise if an accelerometer with the below specifications (EpiSensor ES-U2, Uniaxial Force Balance Accelerometer) work fine with SCXI-1531 module:

Key Features
Low noise
Extended bandwidth -- DC to 200 Hz
User-selectable full-scale range
Calibration coil (standard)
Single-end or differential output (user selectable)
Specifications
Dynamic range: 140 dB+
Bandwidth: DC to 200 Hz
Calibration coil: Standard
Full-scale range: User selectable: ± 0.25g, ± 0.5g, ± 1g, ± 2g or ± 4g
Outputs: User selectable at: ± 2.5V single-ended; ± 10V single-ended; ± 5V differential; ± 20V differential
Zero adjust: User-friendly access hole for simple, safe and efficient adjustment
Linearity: < 1000 µg/g2
Hysteresis: < 0.1% of full scale
Cross-axis sensitivity: < 1% (including misalignment)
Zero point thermal drift: < 500µg/°C (1g sensor)
Power consumption: Quiescent current < 20 mA from +/- 12 V
Mounting: Dual bolt for horizontal or vertical mounting
Operating Temperature: -20° to 70°C (0° to 160°F)
Housing: EMI/RFI Watertight enclosure 55 x 65 x 97mm (2.2"x 2.6"x 3.8")
Weight: 0.35kg (0.77 pounds)

[AlanArmstead]

I don't foresee any problems with those specs. Note: the SCXI-1531 comes with BNC front connectors, so you will need a BNC connector from your accelerometer to connect to the SCXI-1531.

[obeltsar]

I'm trying to collect data from 7 EpiSensor ES-U2 accelerometers simultaneously with the SCXI 1531 module. I received the accelerometers from the USGS with seven stripped wires coming out of each one and need to somehow connect those into the BNC connections on the SCXI 1531. Does anyone know how to go about this? Do all 7 of those wires even need to go into each BNC connector?