H A N D M E S S G E R Ä T
PORTABLE DATA RECORD ER
Stock no.:
Edition:
APPAREIL DE MESURE PORTABLE
H M G 5 1 0
669730
06/2007
Table of Contents
Table of Contents 2
Tasks and Functions of the HMG 510 4
Designated Tasks 4
Connecting HSI Sensors 4
Connecting SMART Sensors 5
Technical Safety 6
General Safety Information 7
About Your HMG 510 7
Starting the HMG 510 Up 8
Operating Keys 8
Connectors 8
Operating Instructions 9
General Operating Information 9
Operating the HMG 510 Using HSI Sensors 10
Min/Max Function 10
Measured Value Differential 12
Setting the Zero Point 13
Setting the Unit of Measurement 14
Menu Structure and Navigation of the HMG 510 15
Menu Structure and Navigation When Using One Sensor 16
Nutshell description 16
Detailed description 16
Menu Structure and Navigation When Using Two Sensors 18
Nutshell description 18
Detailed description 18
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Operating the HMG 510 Using SMART Sensors 20
Connection diagram 20
Rendering and Modification of the Measured Value Display 21
Operating the HMG 510 with a PC 21
Setting Aid for Mechanical Pressure Switches 22
Connection diagram 22
Items Shown in Display 23
Setting the mechanical pressure switch 23
Technical Specifications 24
Sensor inputs 24
Accessories 25
Notice 26
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Tasks and Functions of the HMG 510
Designated Tasks
The HMG 510 Portable Data
Recorder is a hand-held unit for
simple measurement tasks on
hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
Typical applications are primarily
to be found in analysis,
maintenance and servicing.
The HMG 510 features two analog
inputs. HSI sensors (HYDAC
ensor Interface) or SMART
S
sensors can be connected to these
inputs.
Consequently, manual
adjustments of the measurement
range settings are no longer
required.
The following data is available at
the touch of a button on the
HMG 510:
• Current measured values:
channel A and B
• Minimum values, channel A
and B
• Maximum values, channel A
Connecting HSI Sensors
HSI sensors are HYDAC sensors
featuring automatic sensor
recognition.
When connecting an HSI sensor,
the following data is automatically
transferred to the HMG 510
without any manual adjustments
being made:
Sensor type (pressure,
•
temperature or volumetric flow
rate)
and B
• The min/max values can be
reset at any time with press-
button ease.
Furthermore the HMG 510 is
capable of measuring and
displaying the differential
between the values on channel A
and B (channel A–B), providing
two sensors featuring the same
unit of measurement are
connected.
• Measurement range
Unit (of measurement)
•
• Current measured values
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In addition, the HMG 510 features
a tare function enabling it to be
zeroed.
Connecting SMART Sensors
SMART sensors are one of the
new generation sensors from
HYDAC, capable of outputting up
to 10 different measured variables.
These sensors are also
automatically recognized by the
HMG 510 via HSI. The measured
values including the unit of
measurement are shown in the
display.
Only one SMART sensor can be
connected to the HMG 510,
When you connect the HMG 510
to a PC, HYDAC’s CMWIN
software enables you to read out
the measured value memory of a
SMART sensor and/or modify the
sensor’s parameters.
however it can be connected to
both channels (A and B).
Depending on the sensor type the
sensor features an internal
memory enabling the storage of
recorded measurement data on a
long-term basis. In addition,
depending on the sensor type
preset parameters can be changed
and stored in the internal memory
as a sensor configuration.
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Technical Safety
The individual components of the
HMG 510 Portable Data Recorder
and the assembled unit are subject
to strict quality assurance
inspection and testing.
Each HMG 510 undergoes
outgoing testing. This ensures that
when supplied the unit is free of
defects and complies with the
designated specifications.
The HMG 510 Portable Data
Recorder is maintenance-free and
Compliance with European
Standards
The HMG 510 series Portable
Data Recorder carries the mark
and therefore complies with the
approval requirements currently
applicable in Germany and with
European standards. This ensures
compliance with currently valid
regulations pertaining to
electromagnetic compatibility and
the provisions of the Low-Voltage
Directive (73/23/EEC).
works perfectly when used in
accordance with the specifications.
Incorrect use or interference by
anybody other than HYDAC
personnel will cause all warranty
claims to be invalidated.
However, if there is a cause for
complaint, please return the
display unit to us, outlining the
fault, or contact your HYDAC
representative.
This product complies with the
provisions of the following
European standards
:
EN 61000–6–1 / 2 / 3 / 4
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General Safety Information
The HMG 510 series Portable
Data Recorder can be operated
safely provided it is used in
accordance with its proper,
designated use. However, please
maintain strict adherence to the
following safety guidelines in order
to preclude hazards to the user
and damage to property and
surroundings as the result of
improper use:
• The HMG 510 may not be put
into service if any defects, either
electrical or mechanical, are
• The unit may be used only in
accordance with the
instructions.
Heed the specifications on the
•
rating plate.
Troubleshooting and repair
•
work may only be done by
HYDAC Service.
All relevant and generally
•
recognized safety requirements
must be adhered to.
apparent.
About Your HMG 510
Items supplied
• HMG 510
Manual Ger/Eng/Fra
•
• 9 V battery
USB cable
•
• Y adapter, blue (for HLB 1000)
Y adapter, yellow (for CS 1000)
•
• Sensor cable M12x1 (2 m)
CD-ROM with CMWIN software
•
Case for HMG 510
•
Power Supply
A standard 9 V-battery is
sufficient for operation. The unit
can also be operated using the
AC mains adaptor plug listed
under Accessories. If you have
any questions, suggestions, or
encounter any problems of a
technical nature, please contact
your HYDAC sales office.
Operating/Ambient Conditions
Operating temperature: 5 – 60°C
Storage temperature: - 40 – 70°C
Relative humidity: 0 – 70 %
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Starting the HMG 510 Up
Operating Keys
1 On/Off
2 Mode
3 Reset
For resetting the min/max values
4 Min / Max
Display of the minimum and maximum
values
5 Display
button
— for setting the menu
5
4
3
2
1
(+)
Connectors
6 Sensor input jack:
(channel A)
7 Sensor input jack:
(channel B)
8 Power outlet for ma ins ada pter p lug
and mini-USB connector for PC
under the protective cover
9 Battery compartment
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8
(-)
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