Connetion arduino-ina219

I am using UM330 in the factory. I think I can get sensor values ​​from INA219 by using pins 16 and 17, but I don't know how to connect them. I already burned one Arduino.

If you are not using 15V DC loop power, it looks like pins 16 and 17 are 4-20mA output, so you would need a 4-20mA receiver.

I'm not familiar with your device, but generally you read 4-20mA output by placing 250ohm resistor between the pins. That gives 1-5V output.
Read you manual and verify with multimeter.
Safer option is to use ready made converter module.
https://aliexpress.com/item/1005003468114911.html

@hseungwon
Do you know which loop power supply is being used?

I'm trying to use ina219, should I lower vcc 5v?

Power comes from outside on pins 8, 9, and 10.

That is the main power.
Which loop power supply is being used 15VDC or 24V

As a result of measurement, the power voltage was confirmed at 16 and 17.

I prefer a 51 Ohm resistor, and reading with 1.1volt Aref.
That makes the result independent on supply fluctuations.
Default Aref is for ratiometric measurements, not for absolute/voltage measurements.

The INA219 has a too low resolution (1.5625mA per A/D step) to read 4-20mA sensors, unless you change the 0.1 Ohm shunt to 100 Ohm.
Leo..

What was the voltage?