Hioki 9625 Instruction Manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

9625

POWER MEASUREMENT

SUPPORT SOFTWARE

Contents

User's License Agr eem e n t .............. ... .. ................. .. ... ................1

Introduction.................................................................................1

Confirming package contents.....................................................1

Symbols......................................................................................1

Notation......................................................................................1

Mouse Operation........................................................................1

Notes on Use.. .. .. ... ................. .. .. ................. ... .. ................. .. ... .... 2

Chapter 1 Overview __________________________ 3

1.1 Product Overview............................. ..................... ........3

1.2 Specifications................................................................4

1.2.1 General Specifications ....................................................4

1.2.2 Functional Specifications ................ ..... ..... .... ...................4

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1.3 Calculation Formulas ....................................................7

Chapter 2 Setup _____________________________ 9

2.1 System Requirements...................................................9

2.2 Installing and Uninstalling the Software......................10

2.3 Launching and Exiting the 9625..................................11

2.4 Loading/Saving Data...................................................12

2.4.1 Loading a Measurement-data File .................................12

2.4.2 Loading a Combined File ..............................................15

2.4.3 Saving in a Combined File Under a New File Name .....16

2.4.4 Saving a Combined File ................................................16

2.4.5 Settings at Startup of the 9625 ......................................17

Chapter 3 Screen Configuration_______________ 19

3.1 Screens.......................................................................19

3.2 Screen Con fig u rat ion .............. .. ... ................. .. .. ... .......20

3.2.1 Menu Bar .................................................. .....................21

3.2.2 Toolbar ..........................................................................22

3.3 Pasting to the Clipboard................ ................. .............22

Chapter 4 Displaying a Time-series Graph ______ 23

4.1 Basic Operation...........................................................24

4.2 Advanc e d O pe r a tion . ................ ... ................. .. ............28

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Chapter 5 Displaying Summary _______________31

5.1 Basic Operation.......................................................... 32

5.2 Advanc ed Op e r atio n..................................... ... ........... 35

Chapter 6 Displaying ________________________37

6.1 Basic Operation.......................................................... 38

6.2 Advanc ed Op e r atio n..................................... ... ........... 40

Chapter 7 Displaying a Harmonic List __________43

7.1 Basic Operation.......................................................... 44

7.2 Advanc ed Op e r atio n..................................... ... ........... 46

Chapter 8 Displaying a Harmonic Graph ________47

8.1 Basic Operation.......................................................... 48

8.2 Advanc ed Op e r atio n..................................... ... ........... 51

Chapter 9 Displaying a Waveform of Harmonic

Measurement Data _________________53

9.1 Basic Operation.......................................................... 54

9.2 Advanc ed Op e r atio n..................................... ... ........... 55

Chapter 10 Displaying Settings _______________57

10.1 Basic Operation.......................................................... 58

Chapter 11 Saving Data in CSV Format _________59
Chapter 12 Printing _________________________61

User's License Agreement

Important

Please read the foll owing a gr eem ent c arefully. This user's license agre eme nt
(hereafter referred t o as A greem ent ) i s a l ega l c ont ract between the software
user (individual or institution) and HIOKI E. E. CORPORATION (hereafter
referred to as HIOKI). The term "software" includes any related electronic
documentation and computer software and media, as well as any printed
matter (such as the Instruction Manual).
By installing, r eproducin g, or us ing the so ftware, you, the Lice nsee, agree to
accept the license terms set forth in this Agreement.

This software is protected by copyright laws, international copyright
agreements, as well as non-corporate laws. The software is a licensed
product, and is not sold to the user.

1. License

This Agreement gr a nts yo u, the Li ce nse e, a li cen se to i ns tal l a s in gl e copy of
the software on a specified computer system.

2. Explanation of other rights and restrictions

-1. Restrictions on reverse engineering, decompiling, and disassembling:

You may not reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble the software.

-2. Separation of components:

This software is licensed for use as a single product. You may not separate
the components for use on multiple computer systems.

-3. Loaning:

You may not loan or lease the software.

-4. Transfer of software:

You may transfer full rights in accordance with this Agreement. However, if
you do so, you may not retain any copy of the software, but must transfer the
software in it s entirety (all compon ents, media, related d ocumentation such
as the Instruction Manual, and this Agreement), and must ensure that the
receiver of the software agrees with the terms set forth in this Agreement.

-5. Cancellation:

In the event that the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement are
violated, HIOKI retains the right to cancel this Agreement without
compromise of any of its other rights. In this event, you must destroy all
copies of the software and its components.

3. Copyright

The title and copyright rights concerning the software's related
documentation, such as the Ins truction Manual and copies of the software,
are the property of HIOKI and ot her li cen sors , an d are pr otec ted by copy rig ht
laws and international agreement regulations. Accordingly, you must treat the
software as you would any other copyrighted document. How ever, you are
permitted to make copies as indicated in (A) and (B) below provided such
copies are not intended for use other than back-up purposes.

(1) You may make a single copy of the software.
(2) You may install this software on a single computer. However , you may not

reproduce the documentation supplied with the software, such as the
Instruction Manual.

4. Dual media software

You may receive the same software on more than one type of media.
However, regardless of the type and siz e of media provided, you may o nly
use one media type and only on a single computer. You must not use or
install the other media on any other computer. Furthermore, except when
transferring the software as stipulated above, you may not loan, lease, or
transfer the other media to any other user.

5. Warranty

-1. HIOKI reserves the right to make changes to the software specifications
without any prior warnin g. If HIOKI relea ses a new ve rsion of the so ftware, it
will provide registered users with information about the revised software.

-2. If the software does not operate in acco rdance with the supplied Instructio n
Manual, or the software media or Instruction Manual are damaged in any
way, you have one year from the date of purchase to apply for either an
exchange or repair at HIOKI's discretion.

-3. In no event will HIOKI be liable for any damages resulting from fire,
earthquake, or actions of a third party under the conditions stated in item
number 2 above, or for any damage caused as a result of your using the
software incorrectl y or und er unu sual cir cumsta nces . Further, the warranty is
invalid if the following occurs:

(1) Damage in curred through tr ansp ort, mo ving , droppage , or an y other kind

of impact after you purchased the software.

(2) Damage incurred through any form of alteratio n, unwarranted servicing,

or any other type of mistreatment.

-4. In the event that the software is exchanged or repaired, the period of
warranty expires on the latest occurring date out of the day stated in the
original warranty, and exactly 6 months from the day the exchanged/re paired
software is returned to you.

-5. Regardless of th e grounds for making a leg al claim, HIOK I and its l icensors
will not be liable for any damage incurred (including, but not limited to: lost
profits, suspen sion of business, l oss of data or lost savings) unstated i n the
warranty terms for the use of this software. This is true even if HIOKI is
notified of the possibility of such damages. In any event, HIOKI's liability shall
be limited only to replacing defective software with software that is not
defective

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the HIOKI "9625 POWER MEASUREMENT
SUPPORT SOFTWARE". To obtain maximum performance from the
product, please read this manual first, and keep it handy for future
reference.

Trademarks

• Pentium is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation.

• Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation .

Confirming package contents

When you receive the software, inspect it carefully to ensure that no
damage occurred during shipping. If damage is evident, or if it fails to
operate according to the specifications, contact your dealer or Hioki
representative.

Introduction

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Symbols

Notation

• Instruction manual

•CD

The following symbols in this manual indicate the relative importance
of cautions and warnings.

Indicates that incorrect operation presents a possibility of
injury to the user or damage to the product.

Advisory items related to performance or correct operation
of the product.

❖

(ex)

Edit - Copy

Unless otherwise specified, “Windows” represents Windows 2000, or
Windows XP.

Indicates references.
Indicates a screen display sequence.

Mouse Operation

Click
Right-click
Double click
Activate
Dialog

Press and quickly release the left button of the mouse.
Press and quickly release the right button of the mouse.
Quickly click the left button of the mouse twice.
Click on a window on the screen to activate that window.
Indicates a dialog box displayed on the screen

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Notes on Use

Notes on Use

In order to ensure safe operation and to obtain maximum performa nce
from the unit, observe the cautions listed below.

• 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 hard-tipped 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 radially from the inside to
the outside, and do not 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.

1.1 Product Overview

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Overview

1.1 Product Overview

The 9625 POWER MEASUREMENT SUPPORT SOFTWARE is
designed to display measurement data on the 3166 or 3169-20/21
CLAMP ON POWER HiTESTER in a graphical format on a computer.
The 9625 has the following functions.

(1) Time-series Graph Display

Displays measurement data in a time-series graph. When the demand
in each system is measured separately, these measurements will be
displayed one on top of another.

(2) Summary Display

Displays a list of measurement data

Chapter 1

(3) Daily, Weekly, and Monthly Report Display

Displays a daily, weekly, or monthly report of demand measurements

(4) Harmonic Analysis

Displays harmonic measurement data in the form of a graph, list, or
waveform chart

(5) Printing

Prints out the screen image on the printer connected to the PC

(6) Data Combination

Combines up to 16 pieces of measurement data of the 3166 and
3169-20/21. The data is saved and read out as a single combined file.

Manually saved data of 3166 and 3169-20/21 cannot be loaded.

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1.2 Specifications

1.2 Specifications

1.2.1 General Specifications

Supported Model 3166, 3169-20/21 CLAMP ON POWER HiTESTER
System Requirements PC : PC/AT compatible (DOS/V)

CPU : Pentium 200 MHz or higher
Memory : 128 MB or more (recommended)
Hard-disk space: Free disk space of 128 MB or more
Display : XGA (1024 x 768) or higher
Disk drive : CD-ROM drive (used for installation)
OS : English version of any of the following operating

systems
Windows 2000, Windows XP

Supplied Media One CD-R disc

1.2.2 Functional Specifications

(1) Data/Setting, Load/Save Function

Loaded Data/
Setting

Saved data/
Setting

Maximum data size Up to 528 MB / single piece of data

3166 : Integrated power-measurement data file

(CSV format with extension ITG)

Instantaneous value and integrated value
Demand-measurement data file
(CSV format with extension DEM)

Instantaneous value, maximum value, minimum value,

and demand value
Harmonic-measurement data file
(CSV format with extension HRM)

Instantaneous value, average value, and maximum value
Waveform da ta file (Binary format with extension WUI)
Setting file (Extension: SET)

3169-20/21: Data file (CSV format with extension CSV)

Instantaneous value, maximum value, minimum value, aver-

age value, integrated value, demand, and harmonic
Waveform da ta file (Binary format with extension WUI)
Short-term interval data file
(Binary format with extension BIN)

Instantaneous value

9625 : Combined file (Binary format with extension DAT)
9625 : Combined file (Binary format with extension DAT)

Up to 1.5 GB / multiple pieces of data

1.2 Specifications

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(2) Time-Series Graph Display

Graphic display item Voltage, current, active power, reactive power, apparent power,

power factor, frequency, integrated active power, integrated reactive
power, demand, voltage unbalance factor, harmonic (level, content,
phase angle, total value, and THD)

Y-axis upper/
lower-limit setting

Interval setting
(selectable from these pre­sets)

Display-period setting

Reference-value setting The set reference value is displayed.
Graph type selection Line graph, bar graph, 2-axis graph, and 3-dimensional graph
Line style/color setting Line style and line color are selectable separately for each piece of

Stacked bar graph display Displays a stacked bar graph of up to 16 pieces of data

Cursor measurement Displays the measurement of a point selected using the cursor
Data-display unit setting Data is displayed according to a selected unit; a unit of the engineer-

The position of the vertical axis (Y-axis) of the graph (upper limit and
lower limit) is set by moving the slider or entering numbers.

1 cycle/0.1 sec, /0.2 sec, /0.5 sec, /1 sec, /2 sec, /5 sec, /10 sec, /15
sec, /30 sec, /1 min, /2 min, /5 min, /10 min, /15 min, /30 min, /1 hr, /2
hr, /3 hr, /4 hr, /6 hr, /8 hr, /12 hr, /1 day

• The analysis start date and stop date are selectable du ring the overall
period of the measurement data.
Analysis start date (year/month/day/hour/min/sec):
Enter appropriate numbers.
Analysis stop date (year/month/day/hour/min/sec):
Enter appropriate numbers.

• Period of measurement data (from the measurement start date to the
stop date) may be displayed.

data. Marker display is available.

(demand value/demand volume)

ing unit system (m, k, M, G, etc.).

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(3) Summary Function

Display-item selection Select items to be displayed on the summary.
Daily, weekly, and monthly

report

Sums up the data of a selected per iod and displays a daily, weekly, or
monthly report

Load-factor calculation Calculates the load factor/demand factor of a daily, weekly or

monthly report, and displays the result

Total per time segment Divides one day into a maximum of four segments, and sums up the

data of each segment

CO2 conversion display Display the integrated active power (kWh) in CO2 according to the

conversion rate.

(4) Harmonic Display Function

Waveform display Displays the waveform of the data for a selected date
List display Displays a list of the harmonic data for a select ed date
Graphic display Displays a bar graph of the harmonic data for a selected date
Cursor measurement Cursor measurement is available in the waveform display and the

graphic display.

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1.2 Specifications

(5) Setting Display Function

Setting display Displays a list of the current setti ngs

Reads the settings from the data file (3169-20/21)
Reads the settings from the setting file (3166)

(6) Copy Function

Copying to the clipboard Screen images can be copied to the clipboard.

(7) Print Function

Time-series graphic display Prints the data shown by the time-series graphic display, and dis-

plays the preview

Summary display Prints the data shown by the summary display, and displays the pre-

view

Harmonic display Prints the data shown by the harmonic display, and displays the pre-

view
Setting display Prints the data shown by the setting display, and displays the preview
Comment input A comment may be inserted into the print.
Printer Any color or monochrome printer compatible with the OS used

(8) CSV Format Conversion Function

Convertible Screens Time-series graph; Summary; Daily, Weekly and Monthly Report;

Harmonic Wavefor m

1.3 Calculation Formulas

1.3 Calculation Formulas

(1) Load Factor [%]

(Displayed by using summing results from a daily, weekly, or monthly report screen)

Load factor =

• Average active power is the average of all active power measurements
during the summing period. The maximum demand value is the largest
among all demand value s during the period. The summing period is one
day for a daily rep ort, s ev en d ay s for a wee kl y rep ort, an d one month for a
monthly report. The load factor above represents the degree of fluctuations
of electricity demand during sum ming per io d.

(2) Demand Factor [%]

(Displayed by using summing results from a daily, weekly, or monthly report screen)

Demand factor =

• The maximum demand value is the larges t among all de mand va lues dur­ing the summing period. Th e summing pe riod i s one day for a daily report,
seven days for a weekly report, and one month for a monthly report.

• The facility capacit y is set in the Load data file dialog. Click
menu bar, and then select
tor shows how much power is used at maximum in terms of the percentage

of facility capacity.

Average active power [kW]

Maximum demand value [kW]

Maximum demand value [kW]

Facility capacity [kW]

Load

file to open the dialog. T his demand f ac-

X 100 [%]

X 100 [%]

File

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on the

(3) Voltage Unbalance Factor Uunb [%]

(Displayed only for the data measured in the 3P3W2M or 3P3W3M mode by the
3169-20/21)

U

Voltage unbalance factor

1

()

a

6

1

()

b

6

UUU

U

=

s

++

2

222

321

222

321

321

U

unb

2

3

2

3

b

=

X

100 [%]

U

a

()( )()

()( )( )

321

UUUUUUUUUUU −−−+++=

ssss

321

UUUUUUUUUUU

−−−−++=

ssss

U1, U2, U3: Line to line voltage (instantaneous or average values)

• This voltage unbalan ce factor repr esents the deg ree of volta ge unbalanc e
between three phase lines.

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1.3 Calculation Formulas

2.1 System Requirements

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Setup

Chapter 2

2.1 System Requirements

The computer running the 9625 POWER MEASUREMENT SUPPORT
SOFTWARE program must satisfy the following requirements.

Computer Type

Operating

System

CPU

Memory

Hard Disk

PC/A T compatible (DOS/V)
English version of any of the following operating systems:

• Microsoft Windows 2000

• Microsoft Windows XP

Pentium 200 MHz or higher
128 MB or more
Free disk space of 128 MB or more

(recomended)

Display

Disk System

Printer

XGA (1024 x 768) or higher
CD-ROM drive

Used only for installation.
Required for report printing on the computer.

Either color or monochrome can be used, but the fastest possible
printing is recommended.

• For some models, proper operation cannot be guaranteed even when the
above requirements are satisfied.

• To transfer data from a CLAMP ON POWER HiTESTER to a PC, a floppy
disk (3166) or PC card (3169-20/21) is required.

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2.2 Installing and Uninstalling the Software

2.2 Installing and Uninstalling the Software

Installation

Use the following procedure to install the software.

1. Set up the computer.

Shut down all currently runnin g applications.

2. Insert the supplied CD disc into the CD-ROM drive.

3. Double-click the setup file (setup.exe) on the CD.

Supposing the drive letter for the CD-ROM drive is R (if another letter,
substitute before the colon) then in the Windows Start menu, select

Run, and enter R:\english\setup.exe, then click OK.

4. The 9625 installer start: follow the directions on the screen to

complete the installation.

Uninstallation

• When installing, i f other ap plication ar e running i t may n ot be poss ible to
complete the inst allation. As far as possible, c lose all other applications
before beginning the ins tal la tio n. In particular, if any anti-virus software is
running, it may preven t the installation, even though it is not a virus. In
this case, make the appropriate settings in the anti-virus software to allow
the installation to proceed.

• Following installation, the computer may need to be restarted.

Use the following procedure to uninstall the software.

1. In the Windows

2. Click the

Remove Programs Properties

3. In the

MEASUREMENT SUPPORT SOFTWARE

and click

Add/Remove

Install/Uninstall

Add/Remove

Start

menu, select

tab of the dialog, click on

.

Settings

Programs icon, to display the

dialog.

in the list of applications,

, and

Control Panel

9625 POWER

.

Add/

This runs the uninstaller, which removes the 9625 software.

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2.3 Launching and Exiting the 9625

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2.3 Launching and Exiting the 9625

Launching ____________________________________________________

1. In Windows, select

POWER MEASUREMENT SUPPORT SOFTWARE

Start - Programs

2. The main screen, entitled

SUPPORT SOFTWARE

, appears.

HIOKI

-

HIOKI 9625 POWER MEASUREMENT

HIOKI 9625

­.

-

9625

Exiting _______________________________________________________

File

1. Select

You can also click (Close) at the top right corner of the win­dow to close the application.

-

Exit

from the main screen.

2. The program clo s es.

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2.4 Loading/Saving Data

2.4 Loading/Saving Data

2.4.1 Loading a Measurement-data File

Load the data on a floppy disk saved by the 3166 or the data on a PC
card saved by the 3169-20/21.
The following types of data files can be loaded.

3166

3169-20/21

• Integrated power-measurement data file (Extension: ITG)

• Demand-measurement data file (Extension: DEM)

• Harmonic-measurement data file (Extension: HRM)
Waveform data file (Extension: WUI)

• Measurement-data file (Extension: CSV)
Waveform data file (Extension: WUI)

• Short-term-interval data file (Extension: BIN)

• If a waveform da ta file or a short-te rm-interval data file i s converte d to a
CSV file using binary CSV conv ersion software, the CSV file cannot be
loaded.

• A file cannot be load ed if it has been overwri tten on a spreadsheet pr o­gram.

• Waveform data is loaded directly from the medium on which it i s stored.
When loading mult iple fil es, i ncluding a wave form d ata fil e, copy th e files
onto the hard disk first or save data individually in a combined file.

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Combined File:

2.4.2, "Loading a Combined File" (page 15)

2.4.3, "Saving in a Combined File Under a New File Name"
(page 16)

1. Click the Load data file button , or select File - Load file on

the menu bar.

2. The Load data file dialog will appear.

2.4 Loading/Saving Data

3. Click , and the Open dialog will appear.

4. Select a data file to be loaded, and click .

The Load data file dialog will appe ar.

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Loading Multiple Data Files
Select a blank line, and click .
Up to 16 data files can be loaded.

Changing a Data Name

1. Select a data file to change the name.

2. Click , and change the name.

Changing the Facility Capacity Setting

The set facility capacity is used in the calculation of the demand factor
for a daily, weekly, or monthly report. The default setting is 0 kW.
Change the setting as necessary.

1. Select a data file for which the setting can be changed.

2. Click , and the Change facility capacity dialog will
appear.

3. Enter a capacity for each circuit, and click .

Deleting a Data File

1. Select a data file to be deleted.

2. Click , and a confirmation message will appear.

3. Click , and the selected data file will be deleted.

Deleting All Data Files

1. Click , and a confirmation message will appear.

2. Click , and all data files will be deleted.

5. After the data files have be en lo ad ed , click .

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2.4 Loading/Saving Data

• A waveform data file is loaded togeth er with the har monic-measu rement
data file in the case of th e 3166, or with the measurem ent data fi le in th e
case of the 3169-20/21. If the name of the waveform data file differs from
that of the measurement data file, the waveform data file cannot be
loaded when the measurement data file is loaded. When the files are
named automatica lly in the case of the 3169-20 /21, the waveform data
file cannot be load ed if the fi le nam es d iffer in their nu mer ic po rti on : XX of
the measurement data fi le "69MEASXX.CSV" and XX of the waveform
data file "69WAVEXX.WUI".

• When multiple data files are loaded, the meas urement perio ds of all files
must not exceed one year.

• When a data file is l arge in size, an extended p eriod may be required to
load the file.
If the data file cons ists of numerous discrete harmonic measurements,
loading even small files make take a long time.
The loading time varies depending on the specification of the computer.
The following examples show rough estimates; use them as a guide.
(Conditions)
3169-20/21 measurement data files (including waveform data files)
1P3W, 2 circuits, All items are saved in the files.
Data size: 64 MB

Loading time: Approx. 9 minutes
Computer specification
PC CPU : Pentium III 800 MHz
OS : Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional
RAM : 256 MB
(Loading directly from a PC card to the PC)

2.4.2 Loading a Combined File

Load a combined file saved on the 9625.
The following type of files can be loaded.

• 9625 combined file (Extension: DAT)

1. Click the Open combined file button , or select File - Open

Combined file on the menu bar.

2. The Open dialog will appear.

2.4 Loading/Saving Data

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3. Select a combined file to be loaded, and click .

• The combined files are the files saved in the format of the 9625.

• When a combined file is loaded, the previously loaded data will be
deleted.

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2.4 Loading/Saving Data

2.4.3 Saving in a Combined File Under a New File Name

Combine loaded data files into one file, and save the file as a new
combined file.

1. Select File - Save the combined file as on the menu bar.

2. The Save As dialog will appear.

3. Enter a filename, and click .

2.4.4 Saving a Combined File

Save changes in the loaded combined file.

1. Click the Save to combine d file butto n , or select File - Save

combined file on the menu bar.

2.4 Loading/Saving Data

2.4.5 Settings at Startup of the 9625

Edit the startup settings as shown below.

• Load the file that was worked on last
(this becomes effective after the next startup).

• Return to the default settings (this is effective at the next startup only).

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Select

Settings - Options - Others

on the menu bar.

If “Start with the i nitial condition next time” is checked, “Load previous file
when starting” is ignored.

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2.4 Loading/Saving Data

Screen

3.1 Screens

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Configuration

3.1 Screens

To display a screen, click its tab.

(1) Time-series Graph Screen

Displays a time-series graph of selected data

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Chapter 4, "Displaying a Time-series Graph" (page 23)

(2) Summary Screen

Displays a list of selected data

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Chapter 5, "Displaying Summary" (page 31)

Chapter 3

(3) Daily, Weekly, and Monthly report Sc reen

Displays a daily, weekly, or monthly report of demand data

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Chapter 6, "Displaying the Daily, Weekly, or Monthly Report

(page 37)

(4) Harmon i c List Screen

Displays a list of harmonic measurement data

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Chapter 7, "Displaying a Harmonic List" (page 43)

(5) Harmonic Graphic Screen

Displays a bar graph of harmonic measurement data

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Chapter 8, "Displaying a Harmonic Graph" (page 47)

(6) Harmonic Waveform Screen

Displays a waveform of harmonic measurement data

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Chapter 9, "Displaying a W ave for m of Harmonic Measurement Data
(page 53)

(7) Setting Screen

Displays major setting information

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Chapter 10, "Displaying Settings" (page 57)

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3.2 Screen Configuration

3.2 Screen Configuration

When data has been loaded, the time-series graph will be shown.

Menu bar

Tool bar

Status bar
Displays the time
during cursor measurement, explanations of the menu bar or tool bar, and the "Loading" message.

3.2.1 Menu Bar

3.2 Screen Configuration

The menu bar has the following menu options.

File Load File Load a data file.

Open Combined File Open a combined file.
Save to Combined File Save changes to a combined file.
Save the Combined File AsSave in a combined file under a new file-

name.

Save as CSV File Save the data of the displayed measure-

ment item in CSV format.
Print Print out the currently displayed screen.
Print Preview Display a print preview of the currently

displayed screen.
Printer Settings Edit the printer settings.

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Recently Opened Com­bined File

Exit Exit the 9625.

Edit Copy Copy the currently displayed screen to

View Toolbars Show or hide the toolbar.

Change Column Width Change the column width in the list dis-

Graph 2D Display Display the graph in two dimensions.

3D Display Display the graph in three dimensions.
Rotate Set the angle and depth to display a 3D

Change Vertical Axis
Settings

Settings Printing Header Specify a title for the printout and screen

Options Display the Option dialog. Edit the dis-

Display a list of the combined files

worked on last.

the clipboard.

play.

graph.

Display the Vertical axis setting dialog for

a graph.

copies, or enter logo and comment to in-

sert into the printout.

play unit, time division, and other set-

tings.

Help Version information

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3.2.2 Toolbar

1 23 4 5 67

1 Load data file
2 Open combined file
3 Save to combined file
4

Save as CSV file

5 Copy
6 Print preview
7 Print

3.3 Pasting to the Clipboard

The currently displayed screen can be pasted to the clipboard and
worked on using another program, such as a word-processing pro­gram.

Click the Copy button , or select Edit - Copy on the menu bar.

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Graph

Display a time-series graph of selected data.
Click the time-series graph tab to displa y.

Menu bar

Tab

Display-data item
selection

Detail item
selection

Display start/stop
time setting

Cursor
measurement
value

Vertical-axis
upper-limit slider
(left)

Chapter 4

Graph type selection

Display-range
scrolling

Display-period
setting

Data-interval setting

Vertical-axis
upper-limit slider
(right)

Cursor
measurement value

Vertical-axis
lower-limit slider
(left)

Cursor-indicated time

Vertical-axis
lower-limit slider
(right)

Cursor

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4.1 Basic Operation

(1) Select Data Items to Display

Select a data item for each of the left and right axes of the graph.
Select a graph type (line, bar, and stacked bar graphs) for each axis.
Stacked bar graphs are available for demand volume and demand
value (excluding the power factor) only.

(2) Select Detail Items

Select items to be displayed.

Show/Hid e Graph

Check the box of each item to be displayed.

Select Display Item

Select Data Type

(Value)

Left-click on the parameter of an item, and a list of selectable parame­ters will appear.
Select an item to display from the list.

Left-click on the value of an item, and a list of selectable data types
(instantaneous, average, maximum, and minimum) will appear. Select
a data type from the list.

Select Circuit No.

Left-click on the circuit of an item, and a list of selectable circuit num­bers will appear. Select the circuit No. of the data to be displayed.

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Select Order

Select Data Name

Change Graph Format

Left-click on the order of an item, and a list of selectable orders will
appear. Select the order of the harmonic data to be displ a yed.

Left-click on the data name of an item, and a list of selectable data
names will appear. Select the name of the data to be displayed.

Left-click on the graph of an item, and the Change graph format dialog
will appear. This box allows the line color, line style, line width, frame
of bar graph, marker color, marker type, and marker size to be set.

NOTE

Line styles can be changed only when line width is set to 1.

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Show Measurement

Interval/Period

/File Name

Set Display Name

Display the measurement inter val, me asurement p eri od, and fi le name
of the data.

Set the name of each display item to be used in printout. Left-click on
the display name of an item, and the Display name dialog will appear.
Check the Create setting manually box t o set the display name of e ach
item separately. To use a common display format, choose symbols in
the list to enter them in the Common display name text box.

(3) Set Data Interval

(4) Set Display Time

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Set a data interval for the displayed data.

NOTE

• An interval smaller than the interval of the loaded data cannot be set.
When multiple pieces of data have bee n loaded, a larger interval will be
used.

• If the data interval is s et to other than an in tegral multi ple of the m easure­ment interval, the display may not show the actual data.

Set the start time and the stop time of the data to be displayed in a
graph.

NOTE

If the display start time is set to a time other than (measurement start
time + a multiple of the measurement interval by an integer), the dis­played time will differ from the actual time. Thus, measurements made
immediately before the displayed time of each interval will be dis­played as made at the actual time.

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(5) Move Display Range

The display period may be changed by moving the scroll bar.

(6) Set Display Period

The display period may be changed by moving the slider for the dis­play period.

NOTE

• A maximum of 336 measurements may be displayed on a graph display at

• Any changes in s et tin gs (3 ) to ( 6) ab ove wi ll be re fle cte d in the settings for

(7) Measure with Cursor

Left-click in the graph display area, and the cursor will appear. The
measurement of the point at which the cursor is located will be dis­played. To move the cursor, left-click at a point to which t he cursor is to
be moved. The cursor can also be moved using the and keys on
the keyboard. To hide the cursor, left-click anywhere outside the graph
display area.

any one time.
the summary screen.

NOTE

Cursor measurement is not available for 3D graphs.

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4.2 Advanced Operation

(1) Set Vertical Axis

Select Graph - Change vertical axis setting on the menu bar to dis-
play the Vertical axis setting dialog.

Set Vertical Axis

The vertical axis is normally set automatically, but can be changed
manually. The upper limit and lower limit of the vertical axis are also
changed using the sliders.

Set Grid

Show or hide the grid line. Set the color and line style.

Set Reference Value

Show or hide the reference value. Set the value, color, and line style.

NOTE

The grid color of the time axis is deter mined by the gr id col or of the l eft
axis.

(2) Change Display Unit

Select Settings - Options - Display unit on the menu bar. Set the
display unit for t he vertical axis and meas urement value, and the num­ber of decimals. When the Display CVS format data by the number of
digits in default setting box is checked, cursor measurement values
will be displayed using the setting for the measurement data, regard­less of this setting.

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(3) Change Background Color

The background color of the graph display area can be changed.
Select Settings - Options - Others on the menu bar. Check the

Change the background color box. Click and choose a color
in the Color dialog.

(4) Change Graph Display Interval

Change the interval at which a graph is updated . Choose the appropr i­ate interval for the PC used. Select Settings - Options - Others on
the menu bar. If too much time is required to load data, increase the
interval.

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(5) Set Time Scale of a Second or Less

Set whether to show or hide the time scale of a second or millisecond.
Select Settings - Options - Others on the menu bar. Set if necessary.
Changes in this setting will be reflected in the time scale for the sum­mary display and daily/weekly/monthly report display.

NOTE

The time scale of a millisecond will not be shown when short-term­interval (all wave) data is displayed at the data interval of "all wave."

Change the graph background color.

Change the graph update interval.

Set a time scale of a second or less.

(6) Display 3D Graph

Time-series graphs may be displayed in three dimensions. Select

Graph - 3D display on the menu bar; the gr aph will be shown in 3D. A

3D graph can be rotated. Select Graph - Rotate to display the Rotate
3D graph dialog.

NOTE

Cursor measurement is not available when the graph is shown in 3D.

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Summary

Display a list of numerical values of selected data.
Click the summary tab to display.

Tab

Detail it e m
selection

Display start/stop

time setting

Chapter 5

Display-range

scrolling

Data-interval
setting

Display-period

setting

Screen
scrolling

Invalid data is displayed as a blan k.

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5.1 Basic Operation

(1) Select Data Items to Display

Up to 16 items can be selected for display.

Show/Hide Item

Select Display Item

Check the box of each item to be displayed.

Left-click on the parameter of an item, and a list of selectable parame­ters will appear.
Select an item to display from the list.

Select Data Type

(Value)

Select Circuit No.

Select Order

Select Data Name

Show Measurement

Interval/Period/

File Name

Left-click on the value of an item, and a list of selectable data types
(instantaneous, average, maximum, and minimum) will appear. Select
a data type from the list.

Left-click on the circuit of an item, and a list of selectable circuit num­bers will appear. Select the circuit No. of the data to be displayed.

Left-click on the order of an item, and a list of selectable orders will
appear. Select the order of the harmonic data to be displayed.

Left-click on the data name of an item, and a list of selectable data
names will appear. Select the name of the data to be displayed.

Display the measurement inter val, me asurement p eri od, and fi le name
of the data.

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Set Display Name

Set the name of each display item to be used in printout. Left-click on
the display name of an item, and the Display name dialog will appear.
Check the Create setting man ually box to set the displ ay name of eac h
item separately. To use a common display format, choose symbols in
the list to enter them in the Common display name text box.

(2) Set Data Interval

(3) Set Display Time

Set a data interval for the displayed data.

NOTE

• An interval smaller than the interval of the loaded data cannot be set.
When multiple pieces of data have bee n loaded, a larger interval will be
used.

• If the data interval is s et to other than an in tegral multi ple of the m easure­ment interval, the display may not show the actual data.

Set the start time and stop time of data to be displayed as a summary.

NOTE

If the display start time is set to a time other than (measurement start
time + a multiple of the measurement interval by an integer), the dis­played time will differ from the actual time. Thus, measurements made
immediately before the displayed time of each interval will be dis­played as made at the actual time.

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(4) Move Display Range

The display period may be changed by moving the scroll bar.

(5) Set Display Period

The display period may be changed by moving the scroll bar.

NOTE

Any changes in settings (2) to ( 5) above will be reflected i n the sett ings
for the time-series graph screen.

(6) Scroll Screen

The screen can be scrolled up and down and right and left using the
vertical and horizontal scroll bars.

5.2 Advanced Operation

(1) Change Display Unit

Select Settings - Options - Display unit on the menu bar. Set the
display units for numerical data and the number of decimals.
Any changes in these settings will be reflected in the vertical-axis set­tings of graph. When the Display CSV format data by the number of
digits in default setting box is checked, numerical data in the CSV for­mat will be shown with the number of decimals used for measurement
by a measuring instrument.

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(2) Change Column width

The column width can be changed. Select View - Change column

width on the menu bar. Change the width in the Column width dialog.

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(3) Set Time Scale of a Second or Less

Set whether to show or hide the time scale of a second or millisecond.
Select Settings - Options - Others on the menu bar. Set if necessary.
Changes in this setting will be reflected in the time scale for the time­series graphic display and daily/weekly/monthly report display.

NOTE

The time scale of a millisecond will not be shown when the short-term­interval (all wave) data is displayed at the data interval of "all wave."

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the Daily, Weekly, or
Monthly Report

Display the daily, weekly, or monthly report of selected demand data. The daily report shows numer­ically the sum of measurements taken at intervals of 30 minutes or 1 hour for a day. The weekly
report shows numerically the sum of measurements taken at intervals of one day for a week. The
monthly report shows numerically the sum of measurements taken at intervals of one day for a
month.
Click the Report:Daily/Weekly/Monthly tab to display.

Tab

Detail item
selection

Display time
setting

Daily/weekly/
monthly report
setting

Display-range
scrolling

Demand
period
selection

Screen
scrolling

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6.1 Basic Operation

(1) Select Data Items to Display

Up to 16 items of demand data can be set for display.

Show/Hide Item

Select Display Item

Check the box of each item to be displayed.

Left-click on the parameter of an item, and a list of selectable parame­ters will appear.
Select an item to display from the list.

Select Circuit No.

Select Data Name

Show Measurement

Interval/Period/

File Name

Left-click on the circuit of an item, and a list of selectable circuit num­bers will appear. Select the circuit No. of the data to be displayed.

Left-click on the data name of an item, and a list of selectable data
names will appear. Select the name of the data to be displayed.

Display the measurement inter val, me asurement p eri od, and fi le name
of the data.

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Set Display Name

Set the name of each display item to be used in printout. Left-click on
the display name of an item, and the Display name dialog will appear.
Check the Create setting man ually box to set the displ ay name of eac h
item separately. To use a common display format, choose symbols in
the list to enter them in the Common display name text box.

(2) Select Demand Period

Select a demand period for the data to be displayed at either 30
minutes or 1 hour.

NOTE

An interval smaller than the measurement interval of the loaded data
cannot be set.

(3) Set Display Time

Set the start date of the daily, weekly, or monthly report to be dis­played.

(4) Move Display Range

The display period may be changed by moving the scroll bar.

(5) Select Daily, Weekly, or Monthly Report

Select a report to be displayed from the daily, weekly, and monthly
reports.

(6) Scroll Screen

The screen can be scrolled up and down and right and left using the
vertical and horizontal scroll bars.

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6.2 Advanced Operation

(1) Change Display Unit

Select Settings - Options - Display unit on the menu bar. Set the
display unit for the vertical axis and measurement value, and the num­ber of decimals. When the Display CSV format data by the number of
digits in default setting box is checked, cursor measurement values
will be displayed using the setting for the measurement data, regard­less of this setting.

(2) Change Column width

The column width can be changed. Select View - Change column

width on the menu bar . Change the width in the Column width dialog.

(3) Set Time Scale of a Second or Less

Set whether to show or hide the time scale of a second or millisecond.
Select Settings - Options - Ot hers on t he menu bar. Set if necessary.
Changes in this setting will be reflected in the time scale for the time­series graphic display and summary display.

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(4) Sum Up Data

The total and average of demand values (active power), maximum
demand, time of maximum demand, load factor, and demand factor
will appear at the bottom of the data list. When multiple demand val­ues (active power) are selected, the sum of the demand values (active
power) will be shown in the last column.

NOTE

To calculate the demand factor, the facility capacit y must be set.
Select File - Load file on the menu bar to display the Load data file
dialog. Set the facility capacity for each load.

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(5) Sum Per Time Segment

The operating hour can be set. In addition, the active energy per time
segment may be displayed. Select Settings - Options - Divided by

time period on the menu bar. Set the operating hour and time seg-

ment. The operating hour is set wi th a resol ution of 30 mi nutes. I t must
not extend over two days.
Up to four time segments can be set. To display the active energy per
time segment, check the Display the integrated power in each time
division box.

(6) Display with CO2 Conversion

Integrated active power [kWh] values can be converted for display as
CO

(carbon dioxide exhaust) valu es.

2

Select Settings - Options - Divided by time period on the menu bar.
Specify the CO

To enable the displayed CO

conversion values check box.

CO

2

NOTE

• The CO2 converted
[kWh] value multiplied by the CO

• The initial setting of the CO
that change the rate by yourself accordingly.

conversion rate.

2

2

value

is equivalent to the integrated active power

2

conversion values, select the Display

conversion rate.

2

conversion rate is ”0.555 kg-CO2/kWh” so

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Harmonic List

Display numerically the harmonic data of a selected time. The harmonic level, harmonic content,
and phase angle are also displa yed. A harmonic li st cannot be displayed when the l oaded data doe s
not contain harmonic data.
Click the Harmonic : List tab to display.

Tab
Display-data item
selection
Detail item selection

Display time setting

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7.1 Basic Operation

(1) Select Data Items to Display

Select the data items to be displayed.

(2) Select Detail Items

Select items to be displayed.

Show/Hide Item

Select Display Item

Check the box of an item to be displayed.

Left-click on the parameter of an item, and a list of selectable parame­ters will appear.
Select an item to display from the list.

Select Data Type

(Value)

Select Circuit No.

Select Data Name

Show Measurement

Interval/Period/

File Name

Left-click on the value of an item, and a list of selectable data types
(instantaneous, average, maximum, and minimum) will appear. Select
a data type from the list.

Left-click on the circuit of an item, and a list of selectable circuit num­bers will appear. Select the circuit No. of the data to be displayed.

Left-click on the data name of an item, and a list of selectable data
names will appear. Select the name of the data to be displayed.

Display the measurement inter val, me asurement p eri od, and fi le name
of the data.

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Set Display Name

Set the name of each display item to be used in printout. Left-click on
the display name of an item, and the Display name dialog will appear.
Check the Create setting man ually box to set the displ ay name of eac h
item separately. To use a common display format, choose symbols in
the list to enter them in the Common display name text box.

(3) Set Display Time

Set the display time by entering the time in the text box or moving the
scroll bar.

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7.2 Advanced Operation

(1) Change Display Unit

Select Settings - Options - Display unit on the menu bar. Set the
display unit for the vertical axis and measurement value, and the num­ber of decimals. When the Display CSV format data by the number of
digits in default setting box is checked, cursor measurement values
will be displayed using the setting for the measurement data, regard­less of this setting.

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Harmonic Graph

Display a bar graph of the har monic data of a selected time. The data will be shown as a v ector dia­gram when it is the harmonic-power phase angle. A harmonic graph cannot be displayed when the
loaded data does not contain harmonic data.
Click the Harmonic:Graph tab to display.

Display-data item
selection

Detail item
selection

Display time setting

Cursor
measurement
value

Tab

Cursor

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Linear-axis/
logarithmic­axis setting

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8.1 Basic Operation

(1) Select Data Items to Display

Select the data items to be displayed.

(2) Select Detail Items

Select items to be displayed.

Show/Hid e Graph

Select Display Item

Check the box of an item to be displayed.

Left-click on the parameter of an item, and a list of selectable parame­ters will appear.
Select an item to display from the list.

Select Data Type

(Value)

Select Circuit No.

Select Data Name

Show Measurement

Interval/Period/

File Name

Left-click on the value of an item, and a list of selectable data types
(instantaneous, average, maximum, and minimum) will appear. Select
a data type from the list.

Left-click on the circuit of an item, and a list of selectable circuit num­bers will appear. Select the circuit No. of the data to be displayed.

Left-click on the data name of an item, and a list of selectable data
names will appear. Select the name of the data to be displayed.

Display the measurement inter val, me asurement p eri od, and fi le name
of the data.

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Set Display Name

Set the name of each display item to be used in printout. Left-click on
the display name of an item, and the Display name dialog will appear.
Check the Create setting man ually box to set the displ ay name of eac h
item separately. To use a common display format, choose symbols in
the list to enter them in the Common display name text box.

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Change Graph Format

Left-click on the graph of an item, and the Chang e graph format dialog
will appear. This box allows the color of the graph to be set.

(3) Set Graph Display Time

Set the display time by entering the time in the text box or moving the
scroll bar.

(4) Set Linear/Logarithmic Axis

When the harmonic level or harmonic content is displayed, the linear
axis or logarithmic axis can be chosen as the vertical axis.

(5) Measure with Cursor

Left-click in the graph display area, and the cursor will appear. The
measurement of the point at which the cursor is located will be dis­played. To move the cursor, left-click at the po int to which the cursor is
to be moved. The cursor is also moved using the and keys on
the keyboard. To hide the cursor, left-click anywhere outside the graph
display area.

NOTE

Cursor measurement is not available for 3D graphs.

8.2 Advanced Operation

(1) Set Vertical Axis

Select Graph - Change vertical axis setting on the menu bar to dis­play the Vertical axis setting dialog.

Set Vertical Axis

The vertical axis is normally set automatically, but can be changed
manually in the case of a linear axis.

Set Grid

Show or hide the grid line. Set the color and line style.

Set Reference Value

Show or hide the reference value. Set the value, color, and line style.

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(2) Change Display Unit

Select Settings - Options - Display unit on the menu bar. Set the
display unit for the vertical axis and measurement value, and the num­ber of decimals. When the Display CSV format data by the number of
digits in default setting box is checked, cursor measurement values
will be displayed using the setting for the measurement data, regard­less of this setting.

NOTE

The setting of the number of decimals is ignored when a logarithmic
axis is selected.

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Chapter 9

Harmonic
Measurement Data

Display waveforms of the voltage and current of the selected time. Waveforms will not be displayed
if the loaded data does not contain waveform data.
Click the :Weveform tab to display.

Display-data
selection

Tab

Waveform item
selection

Cursor
measurement
value

Legend of line

Display time
setting

Cursor
measurement
value

Cursor

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9.1 Basic Operation

(1) Select Data Name to Display

Select the data name to be displayed.

(2) Select Waveform Display Item

Check the box of an item to be displayed, and its waveform will be
shown. When an item has not been saved, the checked box will be
displayed in gray.

(3) Set Waveform Display Time

Set the display time by moving the scroll bar for the display time.

NOTE

Time cannot be set by entering numeric values.

(4) Measure with Cursor

Left-click in the wavef orm di splay area, and the cur sor will appear. The
measurement of the point at which the cursor is located will be dis­played. To move the cursor, left-click at the po int to which the cursor is
to be moved. The cursor is also moved using the and keys on
the keyboard. To hide the cursor, left-click anywhere outside the wave­form display area.

NOTE

Cursor measurement is not available for 3D graphs.

(5) Change Graph Format

Click on the legend of line of an item, and the Change graph format
dialog will appear. This box allows the line color of the graph, line
style, line width, marker color, marker type, and marker size to be set.

9.2 Advanced Operation

(1) Set Vertical Axis

Select Graph - Change vertical axis setting on the menu bar to dis­play the Vertical axis setting dialog.

Set Vertical Axis

The vertical axis is normally set automatically, but can be changed
manually.

Set Grid

Show or hide the grid line. Set the color and line style.

Set Reference Value

Show or hide the reference value. Set the value, color, and line style.

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(2) Change Display Unit

Select Settings - Options - Display unit on the menu bar. Set the
display unit for the vertical axis and measurement value, and the num­ber of decimals. When the Display CSV format data by the number of
digits in default setting box is checked, cursor measurement values
will be displayed using the setting for the measurement data, regard­less of this setting.

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Settings

Display the settings of measurement data
Click the Setting tab to display.

Tab

Measurement-data selection

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10.1 Basic Operation

(1) Select Measurement Data

Select the name of data to be displayed from the loaded data files.

(2) Set Column Width

Place the cursor on the right edge of the column to be adjusted; the
cursor will change to a cross.
Double-click to adjust the column wid th automatically, or click and drag
the edge of the column to adjust the width manually.

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in CSV Format

The data of the displayed measurement item can be saved in a CSV
format file from the following scr eens: Time-Series Graphic; Summary;
Daily, Weekly and Monthly Report; and Harmonic Wavefor m .
Saved CSV files can be used to create reports using commonly avail­able computer spreadsheet programs.

1.

2.

Select Screen
Display the screen from which to save data in CSV format.

Save in CSV form at
Click the Save as CSV file button or select File - Save as CSV

file from the menu bar.

The Save as CSV file dialog appears. 

Chapter 11

Select the folder for saving the CSV file, enter a file name, and click

to save the data in CSV format.

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1.

2.

Chapter 12

Print out the time-series graph screen, summary screen, daily/weekly/
monthly report screen, harmonic-list/graph/waveform screen, and set­ting screen on the printer connected to the PC.

Select Screen
Display the screen to be printed.

Enter Printing Header
You can add a logo/title/comments to the printout.
Select Settings - Header on the menu bar.
The Header dialog will appear.

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Set Printer
Set the printer, paper, and page orientation. Select File - Printer set-

tings on the menu bar. The Printer Settings dialog will appear.

4.

Either color or monochrome prin ting can be sel ected. To print in mono­chrome, check the B/W PRINT box.

Display Print Preview
Click the Print preview button or select File - Print preview on the

menu bar. The print preview will appear. Check the preview.

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Print
Click the Print button or select File - Print on the menu bar. The

Print dialog will appear.

After confirming printer settings, click to start printing.

NOTE

Some colors selected on the screen might not be printed in mono­chrome.

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HIOKI 9625 POWER MEASUREMENT SUPPORT

SOFTWARE

Instruction Manual

Publication date: June 2006 Revised edition 1

Edited and published by HIOKI E.E. CORPORATION

Technical Support Section

All inquiries to International Sales and Marketing Department

81 Koizumi, Ueda, Nagano, 386-1192, Japan

TEL: [phone] / FAX: [phone]

E-mail: os-com@hioki. co .jp

URL http://www.hioki.co.jp/

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please contact your s upplier or the Sales a nd Marketing Inter­national Department at HIOKI headquarters.

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HEAD OFFICE

81 Koizumi, Ueda, Nagano 386-1192, Japan
TEL [phone] / FAX [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail] / URL http://www.hioki.co.jp/

HIOKI USA CORPORATION

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