Chapter 2 Prior to use 5
Chapter 3 Connecting Method
Chapter 4 Use of Personal Computer
4.1 Connecting the Personal Computer 9
4.2 Installation
4.3 Reading Memory Data
(for 3443(-01) only)
4.3.1 Basic Usage 11
4.4 Data processing 13
4.5 Saving or Reading the File and Printing
4.6 Real-time Measurement
(for 3444(-01) , 3445(01))
4.6.1 Real-time Measurement 20
4.6.2 Monitor Measurement
4.6.3 Data Processing
4.6.4 Saving or Reading of the File and Printing
4.6.5 Main unit setup
4.6.6 Graph display
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11
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19
26
27
29
31
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2
3
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Chapter 5 Using the Printer
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5.1 Connecting the Printer 41
5.2 Printing Thermometer Memory Data
41
42
Chapter 6 Connecting to a Recorder
(for 3444(-01) , 3445(-01))
6.1 Setting Analog Voltage Output Scale 46
45
Chapter 7 Maintenance and Service 49
7.1 Troubleshooting 50
7.2 Questions and Answers
about Measurement
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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing this Hioki "3909 Interface
Pack." To get the maximum performance from the
unit, please read this manual first, and keep this at
hand.
Registered trademark
・ Windows, Excel and Internet Explorer are the
trademarks of Microsoft Corporation, USA
・ Other product names are the trademarks or registered
trademarks of following companies:
Safety Notes
WARNING
Incorrect measurement procedures could result in
injury or death, as well as damage to the
equipment. Please read this manual carefully and
be sure that you understand its contents before
using the equipment. The manufacturer disclaims
all responsibility for any accident or injury except
that resulting due to defect in its product.
i
This Instruction Manual provides information and
warnings essential for operating this equipment in a
safe manner and for maintaining it in safe operating
condition. Before using this equipment, be sure to
carefully read the following safety notes.
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Safety symbols
In the manual, this mark indicates
explanations which it is particularly
important that the user read before using
the unit.
The following symbols are used in this Instruction
Manual to indicate the relative importance of
cautions and warnings.
Indicates that incorrect operation
WARNING
presents significant danger of accident
resulting in death or serious injury to the
user.
Indicates that incorrect operation
CAUTION
presents possibility of injury to the user
or damage to the equipment.
Denotes items of advice related to
NOTE
performance of the equipment or to its
correct operation.
Check before use
・
Before using the unit, inspect it and check the
operation to make sure that the unit was not
damaged due to poor storage or transport conditions.
If da mage is found, contact your dealer or Hioki
representative.
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Inspection
When you receive this product, before use, please
check that no abnormality or damage has occurred
during delivery. In particular, be sure to check the
accessories and connectors.
In the unlikely event of damage, or if the unit does not
function according to specification, you should
immediately contact the dealer from whom you bought
the unit, or the nearest HIOKI service facility.
Notes on Use
In order to ensure safe operation and to obtain
maximum performance from the unit, observe the
cautions listed below.
・ "TEMP Utility" is a product of HIOKI E.E.
CORPORATION.
・ The reproduction, copying, or alteration of part or all
of the "TEMP Utility" for any purpose other than
controlling the infrared thermometer or processing
the data is prohibited by law.
・ The "TEMP Utility" may be changed or upgraded by
HIOKI E.E. CORPORATION without notice.
・ When the "TEMP Utility" is to be quoted in a
published work, prior permission from HIOKI E.E.CORPORATION is required. Further, use of the
trademark "HIOKI" is not permitted.
・ HIOKI E.E. CORPORATION will assume no
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responsibility for the resulting operation of the
"TEMP Utility" by the user.
・ The latest versi on of the "TEMP Utility" can be
downloaded from our web site. http://www.hioki.com/
CAUTION
Handling the CD
Always hold the disc by the edges, so as not to
・
make fingerprints on the disc or scratch the printing.
Never touch the recorded side of the disc. Do not
・
place the disc directly on anything hard.
Do not wet the disc with volatile alcohol or water, as
・
there is a possibility of the label printing disappearing.
To write on the disc label surface, use a spirit-
・
based felt pen. Do not use a ball-point pen or hardtipped pen, because there is a danger of scratching
the surface and corrupting the data. Do not use
adhesive labels.
Do not expose the disc directly to the sun's rays, or
・
keep it in conditions of high temperature or
humidity, as there is a danger of warping, with
consequent loss of data.
To remove dirt, dust, or fingerprints from the disc,
・
wipe with a dry cloth, or use a CD cleaner. Always
wipe from the inside to the outside, and do no wipe
with circular movements. Never use abrasives or
solvent cleaners.
Hioki shall not be held liable for any problems with
・
a computer system that arises from the use of this
CD, or for any problem related to the purchase of a
Hioki product.
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Chapter 1
Summary
1.1 Product Summary of TEMP Utility
The TEMP utility is software that makes it easy to
proces s or manage 3443(-01), 3444(-01) or 3445(-01)
measurement data on a personal computer.
In the explanations that follow, words enclosed in
quotation marks (" ") are the names of screens or
buttons. Menu items are indicated as words enclosed
in square brackets ([ ]).
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1.2 General Specifications of TEMP
Utilit
Media: CD (1)
Operating environment
●
Main unitPersonal computer th at operates with
DisplayResolution 800x600 dots, 16 colors or
Hard diskAt leas t 4MB free s pace
ScreenData No. table, d ata table, graph screen,
StatisticsMaximum, mini mum, average values
Measured
value judgment
Communication Memory data reading and setting of
Data No. 64.
130 total
printing of A3, A4, B4, and B5 pa per
and other various setting screens
Comparison judgment of upper limit and
lower limit
infrared therm ometer measu rement
thr ou gh RS-232C cable a r e possible.
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3444(-01) , 3445(-01) (Laboratory Type)
●
No. of
maximum data
File operationFile readin g, file writing (CVS format)
PrintingData and graph printing. Vertical and
ScreenDa ta C H table, d at a table, gr aph screen,
Graph display
function
EditCopying gra p h s cre en to clipboard
StatisticsMaximum, mini mum, average values
Communication Setting of real-time measuremen t and
32,000 da t a×8CH
horizontal printing of A3, A4, B4, and
B5 paper
real-time measuremen t screen, other
various setting screens
8CH simultaneous display, time axis,
temperat ure axis scale change and
zooming
Two-cursor display, cursor da ta display,
calculation of dat a bet ween cursors
infrared therm ometer measu rement
thr ou gh RS-232C cable a r e possible.
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Prior to use
Attaching the ferrite core
●
It is recommended to attach a ferrite core to each
cable to prevent any influence from electromagnetic
waves.
・ CE marking is obtained in the state where the ferrite
NOTE
core is attached to the cable.
Modular cable
・
Ferrite core
To 3443(-01),
3444(-01),
3445(-01)
Wind the cable double, and attach the ferrite core as
close to the 3443(-01), 3444(-01), 3445(-01) side
connector as possible.
5
Other cable
・
Like the modular cable, wind the analog output
cable or personal computer cable double around the
ferrite core (large), and attach it as close to the
expansion box side as possible.
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Switching between Fahrenheit and Celsius
●
The 3443-01, 3444-01 and 3445-01 can switch
between Fahrenheit and Celsius displays.
(Refer to Instruction Manual of the 3443-01, 344401 or 3445-01. )
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Chapter 3
Connecting Method
3443(-01) (Field Type)
●
3443(-01)
RS-232C cable(straght
or by the cross cable specification
)
Modular cable
AC adapter(option
Expansion box
Connecting the personal
computer or the printer
)
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Printer
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RS-232C cable
cross
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3444(-01), 3445(-01) (Laboratory Type)
●
3444(-01)
Analog output cable
Recorder
Modular cable
AC adapter(option
Expansion box
)
RS-232C cable(cross
・ Purchase the RS-232C cable and printer cable from
NOTE
)
Personal computer
a computer shop.
Refer to 3.1 "Connecting the personal computer"
and 4.1 "Connecting the printer."
・ Use of the wrong connection (cross connection vs.
straight connection) with the RS-232C cable will
cause a breakdown.
Carefully confirm prior to connecting the expansion
box.
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Use of Personal
Computer
4.1 Connecting the Personal Computer
Connect the RS-232C cable to the connector
indicated as RS-232C on the expansion box and to
the COM port of the personal computer.
9-pin connector (male)
The RS-232C cable has two types of connectors:
straight and cross.
A cross connection RS-232C cable is used to
connect the expansion box to the personal computer.
An RS-232C cable can be obtained at a personal
computer shop. Please purchase the type conforming
to your computer.
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4.2 Installation
CAUTION
If a power failure occurs or power to the computer
・
is turned OFF during execution of Setup.exe, data
stored on the hard disk may be damaged.
1. Insert the CD of TEMP Utility to the CD-ROM
drive.
2. Move to the CD-ROM drive in which the CD is
inserted. And run [\English\Setup.exe].
3. Install TEMP Utility in accordance with the
instruction on the screen.
4. Con firm that installation has been completed
correctly.
(The TEMP Utility icon is created in the sub-menu
Programs of the Windows Start menu.)
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4.3 Reading M emory Data (for 3443(-01)
onl
4.3.1 Basic Usage
1. Start up Reading Memory.
① Select Start →
Programs →
TEMP Utility
from the menu
bar.
The TEMP
Utility [Start Up Menu] screen is displayed.
② Select the Read Memory Data button.
Reading of the memory data starts.
2. Set communication.
Select COM port to enable communication.
Select [Settings] - [COM Port] from the menu bar.
Select COM port connected to the infrared
thermometer from COM1 to COM4.
If you do not know which COM port the infrared
thermometer is connected to, select COM1 or
COM2 under normal operation.
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3. Check communication.
When the infrared
thermometer is
connected to the
personal computer
and communication
setup has been
completed, confirm communicability.
Select [Settings] - [Confirm Connection] from the
menu bar. Operation in accordance with the
instructions allows you to check the
communicability.
If the connection is incorrect, change the COM port
and check again.
4. Read thermometer memory data to the personal
computer.
Select the Read Memory Data button to confirm that
the memory data of the 3443(-01) has been
transmitted to the memory data list.
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NOTE
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cleared using the personal computer.
Select [Memory Data] - [Clear Memory Data].
5.Ending
Select the Exit button.
TEMP Utility is closed.
4.4 Data processing
Memory Data Table
●
Memory data for the 3443(-01) is managed
according to blocks named for data No. A maximum
of 130 readings can be stored in the memory for any
data No., and the available data Nos. are 1 to 64.
However, the total number of data readings that can
be stored for all the data Nos. combined is 130.
In the Memory Data Table, the title, start time and
stop time, the number of memory data, maximum
value, minimum value, average value, and the
person taking the measurements are displayed for
each data No. of memory data.
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No.
○
Start time
Title
Number of data
Stop time
Max. / Min. /
Ave. values
Enter the title and the person taking
Person taking
measurements
measurements in the measurement data.
The title and the person taking the measurements
can be entered in the Memory Data Table.
The reliability of the measured data increases when
the title and the measuring person as the responsible
person for the measured data are entered. It is
recommended to enter these items without fail.
Double-click on the Title cell of each data No. or
the Meas. Person cell in the Memory Data Table.
Enter the text, and hit the Return key.
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Data Table
●
The measured data
Max. value (red)
Min. value (blue
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for each data No.
canbeviewedby
displaying the Data
Table.
When [Memory
Data] - [Data
Table] is selected,
the Data Table
display can be
switched ON/OFF.
Selection of the data No. displayed
○
Click on the cell of the data No. to be displayed in
the Memory Data Table.
When the number is selected, the color of the
number portion at the far left of the table changes.
The measured data of the selected data No. is shown
in the Data Table.
Clicking on the
button in the Data Table displays
▲
the Data Table of the previous data No. and clicking
on the
button displays the Data Table of the next
▼
data No.
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Judgment function
○
The Data Table has
Limit value
a place to enter the
upper limit value
and lower limit
value. By entering
numerical values in
this cell, the
measured data can
be judged.
Judgment results
are displayed in the
Judg. column of the
Data Table.
Hi:Displayed when the measured value is above the
upper limit value.
Lo:Displayed when the measured value is below the
lower limit value.
When the measured value is within the range,
nothing is displayed.
If "-" is entered in the input section of the upper
limit value or lower limit value, the respective
judgment function is ignored. If "-" is entered in
both input cells, the jud gment function is turned
OFF.
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4.5 Saving or Reading the File and
Printin
Saving the m easured data in a file
●
The measured data of all data Nos. are collectively
saved in one file.
Select [File] - [Save As] from the menu bar. Enter
the file name or select the file, and select the [Save]
button. The data is saved.
To update the file after having changed the title or
the measuring person with the data read from the
file, select [File] - [Save] from the menu bar. The
file is saved in CSV format (text file punctuated
with commas).
Saving of data with many numbers may take a long
time.
Reading the measured data from the file
●
Select [File] - [Open] from the menu bar. Select the
file name, and select the [Open] button to start
reading.
Printing
●
The measured data of all data No. is collectively
printed.
Select [File] - [Page Setup] from the menu bar. Set
selection of printer and paper size.
Select [File] - [Print] from the menu bar. The
printing dialog box is displayed. Make the necessary
settings, and print.
Selecting the [Print] button also starts printing.
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・ It is not possible to print the data of the Table only
NOTE
or of each data No. individually.
Setting the main unit clock
●
Select [Settings] [Clock Setting].
Set the time, and
select the OK
button. The data is
transmitted to the
main unit, and the time is set.
Main unit setup
●
Measurement
setting for
transmitting to the
infrared
thermometer
Select [Settings] [Settings].
The main unit Settings screen appears.
Emissivity setting
To set the emissivity, enter the numerical value
directly or select from the list.
Setting range is 0.10 to 1.00 with a resolution of
0.01.
Selecting the Edit button allows you to edit the
contents.
Editing the Emissivity lists
A total of ten emissivity lists can be registered.
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(
))
Adding:
Clickonthe
portion to be added
in the list.
Type in the content
to be added in the
input cell for
material and/or emissivity, and select the [Add]
button.
Deleting:
Click on the item to be deleted from the list.
When the [Delete] button is selected, the it em is
deleted.
Changing:
Click on the item to be changed in the list.
Type in the content to be added in the input cell for
material and/or emissivity, and select the [Edit]
button.
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4.6 Real-time Measurement
for 3444(-01), 3445(-01
Real-time measurement has the following functions:
Real-time m easurement
・
Connected to the infrared thermometer through RS232C, it reads the measured data to the personal
computer in real time and stores the data in the
memory.
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Displaying 8-channel data table (see p. 20)
・
It is possible to display a maximum of 8 channels of
the real-time measured value data and the measured
data read from the file as data tables.
Graph display (see p. 26)
・
It is possible to display the read data for a
maximum of 8 channels.
Scale for time axis and temperature axis, and
optional zooming are possible.
Reading of the value by cursor and statistic
calculation for cursors are possible.
4.6.1 Real-time Measurement
It is possible to connect the infrared thermometer to
the personal computer using an RS-232C cable, read
the measured data at real time, and store it in your
personal computer.
1. Start [Real Time Measurement].
① Select [Start] -
[Program]-[TEMP
Utility] from the
menu bar.
The [TEMP Utility
(Start Up Menu)]
screen is displayed.
② Select the Real Time Measurement button.
Real-time measurement starts.
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2. Set the communication.
Select COM port to enable communication.
Select [Settings] - [COM Port] from the menu bar.
Select the COM port connected to the infrared
thermometer from COM1 to COM4.
If you do not know which COM port the infrared
thermometer is connected to, select COM1 or
COM2 under normal operation.
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3. Check the communication.
When the infrared
thermometer is
connected to the
personal computer and
communication setup
has been completed,
confirm communicability.
Select [Settings] - [Confirm Connection] from the
menu bar. Operation in accordance with the
instructions allows you to check the
communicability.
If the connection is incorrect, change the COM port
and check again.
4. Read the measured data of the thermometer
into the personal computer.
Select the memory storage CH
①
Press the Real Time Measurement button or select
[Measurement] - [Real Time Measurement]. The
Real Time Measurement Select CH screen is
displayed.
Select the CH No. to which the measured data is
read, and select the OK button.
The color of the selected CH number at the far left
of the list changes.
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Set the conditions for real-time measurement.
②
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When the [Measurement Time Settings] screen is
displayed, set up as follows:
Logging Time
Interval Time
Interval setting
・
Timer Measurement
Load To Excel
Decide the interval (measurement interval) by
selecting the figure and unit.
Logging time setting
・
Similarly, decide the logging time (measurement
time) by selecting the figure and unit. When
"Continuous" is selected, measurement continues
until it is stopped manually. When "Continuous" is
selected, the figures cannot be input.
Further, if "Times" is selected, measurement is
performed only for the count that was set.
Measurement count includes the measurement start
time as one time. The measurement time interval is
the time set in Interval Time.
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Timer measurement
・
When performing timer measurement, check the
"Timer Start" check box in the Measurement Time
Settings dialog box. When the check box is
checked, the Timer Settings screen appears
automatically. To change or confirm the timer time
later, select the "Timer Settings" button next to the
"Timer Start" check box. The Timer Settings screen
is displayed.
Timer setting
Measurement
start time and
stop time or
measurement
time can be
set with the
Timer Settings
screen. For
the
measurement
stop time, specify the end time directly or set with
the measurement time. If "Continuous" is selected
for the measurement time, measurement can be
stopped manually when it was started with the
timer.
Option of loading to Excel
・
This option is valid if Microsoft Excel software has
been installed.
When the "Loading to Excel" check box is checked,
the measured value can be read to an Excel table in
addition to normal real-time measurement.
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Starting real-time measurement
③
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After setting the
interval and
logging time,
select the OK
button in the
Measurement Time
Settings screen,
and proceed in
accordance with
the instructions to
start measurement.
The screen displays the Real Time Measurement
window for the measured values and the data table
to which the measured values are stored.
When the option of reading to Excel is specified,
Excel starts automatically and the data is read to a
new BOOK sheet.
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Stopping real time-measurement
④
Selecting the Stop
button stops the realtime measurement.
Measurement results
up to this time are
displayed in the
measurement data
CH list and the data
table.
4.6.2 Monitor Measurement
With Monitor measurement, the measured data is
read in real time from the infrared thermometer at
an interval of one second, and displayed on the
screen. As the measured data is not stored, this
measurement can be performed easily if operation
check or recording is not required.
To start Monitor measurement, select the Monitor
Measurement button or select [Measurement] [Monitor Measurement] from the menu bar.
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4.6.3 Data Processing
Making use of the data with your personal computer
The real-time measurement measured value data or
data read from the file are displayed in the Table of
Data CH. It can be displayed also as each data table
up to a maximum of 8 channels.
Also, the maximum value, minimum value, and
average value of the data are calculated and
displayed.
Table of Data CH
●
Enter the title
and person
taking
measurements
in the
measurement
data.
The title and
the person
taking
measurements
can be entered in the Table of Data CH.
The reliability of the measured data increases when
the title and the measuring person as the responsible
person for the measured data are entered. It is
recommended to enter these items without fail.
Double-click on the Title cell of each data No. or
the Meas. Person cell in the Table of Data CH.
Enter the text, and hit the Return key. Entry is not
possible in a CH that has no measured data.
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No.
●
Start time
Title
Data table
Number of data
Stop time
Max. / Min. /
Ave. values
Person taking
measurements
The measured data of
each CH by real-time
measurement can be
viewed when the data
table is displayed.
Selecting [Data table]
- [CH 1] allows you
to switch the data
display ON/OFF. A
maximum of 8
channels can be
displayed at one time.
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4.6.4 Saving or Reading of the File and
Printing
Saving the m easured data in the file
●
Select the CH to be saved.
①
Select [File] - [Save As] from the menu bar. Select
the CH to be saved in the [Save File, Select CH]
screen, and select the OK button.
・ If you try to select a CH that contains no d ata, an
NOTE
error message is displayed.
Store the m easured data.
②
Enter the file name in the [Save As] screen or select
the file and select the [Save] button. The data is
saved.
To update the file after having changed the title or
the measuring person with the data read from the
file, select [File] - [Save] from the menu bar. The
file is saved in CSV format (text file punctuated
with commas). Saving of data with many numbers
may take a long time.
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Reading from the file of the measured data
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Select [File] - [Open] from the menu bar. Select
①
CH to be read on [Open File, Select CH] and
select the [OK] button.
Reading the measured data
②
Enter the file name in the [Open File] screen or
select the file and select the [Open] button. The data
is read.
If the number of data is large, it may take a long
time to load.
Printing
●
Select CH to be printed.
①
The measured data of each CH is printed.
Select [File] - [Page Setup]. Set selection of printer
and paper size.
Select [File] - [Print]. Select CH to be printed in the
[Print Date, Select CH] screen, and select the [OK]
button.
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Print the m easured data.
②
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When the print screen is displayed, make the
required setting and start printing.
・ It is not possible to print the data of all CH at one
NOTE
time.
Graph display
●
Select [Graph] - [Graph display]. The TEMP utility
- [Graph] screen is displayed.
For details, see section 4.6.6 Graph Display.
4.6.5 Main unit setup
Resolution, emissivity, and scaling of the analog
voltage output of the 3444(-01), 3445(-01) main
unit can be set from the TEMP Utility.
Main unit setup
●
Each set value to be transmitted to the infrared
thermometer is set.
Select [Settings] - [Settings].
Settings screen appears.
Resolution
Emissivity
Analog Output
Scaling
Resolution
・
Select 0.1℃ or 1℃ (0.1
or 1 ) for measurement
resolution.
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Emissivity
・
To set the emissivity, enter the numerical value
directly or select from the list.
Setting range is 0.10 to 1.00 with a resolution of
0.01.
Selecting the Edit button allows you to edit the
content of the list.
Editing the Emissivity list
A total of ten
emissivity lists
can be
registered.
Adding:
Click on the portion to be added in the list.
Type in the content to be added in the input cell for
material and/or emissivity, and select the [Add]
button.
Deleting:
Click on the item to be deleted from the list.
When the [Delete] button is selected, the it em is
deleted.
Changing:
Click on the item to be changed in the list.
Type in the content to be added in the input cell for
material and/or emissivity, and select the [Edit]
button.
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・
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Set the temperature corresponding to zero output
and full-scale output of analog output.
Setting range is -50℃ to 500℃ (-67
with 1℃ (1
) resolution.
to 941 )
However, the difference between the zero and fullscale values should be set 10℃ (18
Main unit setup transmission
●
) or more.
Selecting the [Send Settings] button transmits the
set values to the main unit.
Main unit setting reception
●
Selecting the [Receive Settings] button allows you
to read the main units present various set values.
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4.6.6 Graph display
The data read from a maximum of 8 channels can
be displayed in a graph simultaneously.
It is possible to change the scale of the time axis
and the temperature axis, and free zooming.
It is also possible to perform readout of the values
and statistical calculation between cursors.
Select [Graph] - [Graph] from the menu bar to
display the TEMP Utility [Graph] screen.
Before starting real-time measurement or during
real-time measurement, select [Graph] - [Graph]
from the menu bar, and execute real-time
measurement. Measurement can be performed while
plotting the present value on the graph.
But, as operation may become unstable, do not
overlap other screens on the graph.
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Select [Graph] - [Time axis setting] from the menu
bar.
When [Auto Ranging] is selected, the time axis is
automatically set so that all measured data are
contained in the display screen.
By selecting the [Display A-B Range], the sub-menu
portion between cursors A and B is magnified and
displayed.
When the time of [1Sec], [5Sec] ... is selected, one
scale on the graph is used as the selected time.
Time axis time display
When the time axis display time is set to [Passed
Time], the time axis displayed shows the time
passed from measurement start.
To show the measurement time of each channel,
select the CH No.
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Temperature axis setting
●
Select
[Graph] [Temp
axis
setting]
from the
menu bar.
When
[Auto
Ranging]
is selected, the temperature time axis is
automatically set so that all measured data are
contained in the display screen in the time axis
range displayed on the screen.
By selecting [Temp Display Range...], the display
range of time axis can be set.
When a temperature like [0.1℃], [0.5℃] ... ([0.1
[0.5
] ...) is selected, one scale on the graph is
],
used as the selected temperature.
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