M-system 75ET Instruction Manual

75ET
EM-7354-0003A Rev.1P. 1 / 4
BEFORE USE ....
Thank you for choosing M-System. Before use, check the package you received as below. If you have any problems or questions with the product, please contact M-System's Sales Office or representatives.
For safety, installation and maintenance of this product must be conducted by qualified personnel.
PACKAGE INCLUDES:
Touch Panel Paperless Recorder................................ (1)
Installation fastener ................................................... (4)
CD-ROM (software and users manual) ..................... (1)
MODEL NO.
Check that model No. described on specification label is exactly what you ordered.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
This manual describes necessary points of caution when you use this product, including installation, connection and basic maintenance procedures. For more details, refer to the users manual included in the CD-ROM.
POINTS OF CAUTION
POWER INPUT
• Power input rating & operational range: Check the power rating for the unit on the specification label.
Rating 24V DC: 24V ±20%, max. 50W
• Supplying any level of power other than specified above can damage the 75ET or the power source.
• The power cables and the signal I/O cables for the 75ET must be located separately.
• The main circuit cables (high voltage and high current), the signal I/O cables, and the power cables should not be bundled together or placed near each other.
• To increase noise resistance of the power input wires, twist the strands before connecting.
SAFETY PRECAUTION
• Before you remove the module, turn off the power supply and input signal for safety.
• Do not use the 75ET in an environment where flammable gases are present. This may result in an explosion.
• Do not disassemble or modify the 75ET in any way. Doing so may result in a fire or an electrical shock.
• Do not block the 75ET's ventilation openings or use it in areas where heat accumulates. Additionally, do not store or use it under high-temperature conditions.
• Do not store or use the 75ET in locations subject to direct sunlight, or where excessive dust or dirt is present.
• The 75ET is a precision instrument. Do not store or use it where large shocks or excessive vibration can occur.
• Do not store or use the 75ET in environments subject to chemical evaporation (such as that of organic solvents), or where there are chemicals and/or acids present in the air.
• Do not use paint thinner or organic solvents to clean the 75ET.
• Do not turn off the power supply to the 75ET during recording. The CF Card may be destroyed.
ENVIRONMENT
• Indoor use
• Standard installation for the 75ET is in a vertical panel. If the 75ET is to be installed in a slanted panel, the panel should not incline more than 30 degrees from the vertical.
• Environmental temperature must be within 0 to 50°C (32 to 122°F) with relative humidity within 30 to 85% RH in order to ensure adequate life span and operation.
LCD PANEL
• The LCD panel’s liquid contains an irritant. If the panel is damaged and the liquid contacts your skin, rinse immedi­ately the contact area with running water for at least 15 minutes. If the liquid gets in your eyes, rinse immediately your eyes with running water for at least 15 minutes and consult a doctor.
• The following phenomena are LCD characteristics, and NOT a product defect:
- LCD screen may show uneven brightness depending upon displayed images or contrast settings.
- The LCD screen pixels may contain minute blank-and­white-colored spots.
- The color displayed on the LCD screen may appear different when seen from outside the specified viewing angle.
- When the same image is displayed on the screen for a long time period, an afterimage may appear when the image is changed. If this happens, turn off the 75ET and wait 10 seconds before restarting it.
• To prevent an afterimage:
- Set the screensaver when you plan to display the same image for a long time period.
- Plan to change the screen image periodically so that the same image does not remain for the long time period.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
MODEL
75ET
PAPERLESS RECORDER
(12.1-inch touch panel)
75ET
EM-7354-0003A Rev.1P. 2 / 4
INSTALLATION
Use the mounting attachments included in the product package. Refer to the panel cutout dimensions as shown below. For use with Panel Mount Adaptor (model: A-75), refer to the instruction manual for the model. The A-75 panel cutout conforms to DIN 43700. For each maintenance, operation and sufficient ventilation, at the minimum of 100 mm must be observed between the 75ET unit and adjacent structures or equipment.
75ET PANEL CUTOUT mm A-75 ADAPTOR PANEL CUTOUT mm
EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS mm (inch)
75ET
281
281
+2
0
+2
0
Panel thickness: 1.6 – 6.0 mm
Panel thickness: 1.6 – 10.0 mm
227.5
+1
0
4–R3 max.
301.5
+1
0
317 (12.48)
246 (9.59) (screen area)
243 (9.57)
184.5 (7.26) (screen area)
227 (8.94)
50 (1.97)8 (.31)
75ET
EM-7354-0003A Rev.1P. 3 / 4
A-75 PANEL MOUNT ADAPTOR
288 (11.34)
317 (12.48) (75ET)
REAR VIEW
FRONT VIEW ■ SIDE VIEW
281 (11.06) (panel cutout)
288 (11.34)
281 (11.06) (panel cutout)
227 (8.94) (75ET)
305 (12.01)
2 (.08)
243 (9.57) (75ET)
INSTALLATION FASTENER
ADAPTOR PLATE B
(rear side)
61 (2.40)
75ET
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TERMINAL CONNECTIONS
Connect the module as in the diagram below.
CONNECTION DIAGRAM RS-232C INTERFACE
1
5
6
9
ABBR.
PIN NO. EXPLANATION OF FUNCTION
1 Not Used. BB (RD) 2 Received Data BA (SD) 3 Transmitted Data
CD (ER) 4 DTE Ready AB (SG) 5 Signal Common CF (CD) 6 Received Line Signal Detector
CA (RS) 7 Request to Send
CB (CS) 8 Clear to Send
9 Do Not Connect.
M-SYSTEM WARRANTY
M-System warrants such new M-System product which it manufactures to be free from defects in materials and workmanship during the 36-month period following the date that such product was originally purchased if such product has been used under normal operating conditions and properly maintained, M-System's sole liability, and purchaser's exclusive remedies, under this warranty are, at M-System's option, the repair, replacement or refund of the purchase price of any M-System product which is defective under the terms of this warranty. To submit a claim under this warranty, the purchaser must return, at its expense, the defective M-System product to the below address together with a copy of its original sales invoice. THIS IS THE ONLY WARRANTY APPLICABLE TO M-SYSTEM PRODUCT AND IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. M-SYSTEM SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL OR SPECIAL DAMAGES OF ANY KIND WHATSOEVER. M-System Co., Ltd., 5-2-55, Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka 557-0063 JAPAN, Phone: (06) 6659-8201, Fax: (06) 6659-8510, E-mail: info@m-system.co.jp
CF CARD SLOT MODULAR JACK
D-SUB CONNECTOR
10BASE-T
RS-232C
+ –
FG
POWER
GROUND
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PAPERLESS RECORDING SYSTEM 7xET SERIES
PC CONFIGURATOR
Model: 7xETBLD
Users Manual
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Contents
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS ........................................................................ 3
1.1 7xETBLD FEATURES ................................................................................................................. 3
1.2 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................................................ 3
1.3 PROGRAMMING FUNCTIONS ................................................................................................... 3
2STARTING & USING THE 7xETBLD .......................................................... 4
2.1 CONNECTING THE 7xET ........................................................................................................... 4
2.2 INSTALLING / UNINSTALLING THE 7xETBLD........................................................................... 4
2.2.1 INSTALL........................................................................................................................... 4
2.2.2 UNINSTALL...................................................................................................................... 4
2.3 STARTING / STOPPING THE 7xETBLD..................................................................................... 5
2.4 SETTING ON THE 7xETBLD ...................................................................................................... 6
2.4.1 COMMUNICATION SETTING.......................................................................................... 6
2.4.2 STORING RATE ...............................................................................................................6
2.4.3 DATA STORING METHOD............................................................................................... 6
2.4.4 START MODE .................................................................................................................. 6
2.4.5 TEMPERATURE UNIT..................................................................................................... 6
2.4.6 DATA STORING FORM.................................................................................................... 7
2.4.7 DIGITAL DISPLAY METHOD ........................................................................................... 7
2.4.8 DISPLAY RATE ................................................................................................................ 7
2.4.9 CHART SPEED................................................................................................................7
2.4.10 DIGITAL DISPLAY............................................................................................................ 7
2.4.11 GRAPH............................................................................................................................. 7
2.4.12 DATA FILE USED VOLUME............................................................................................. 7
2.4.13 SCREEN SAVER ............................................................................................................. 7
2.4.14 NODE SETTING ..............................................................................................................7
2.4.15 PEN SETTING ................................................................................................................. 8
2.4.16 PEN SELECT ................................................................................................................. 12
2.5 FILE OPERATION BUTTONS ................................................................................................... 13
2.5.1 FILE READ..................................................................................................................... 13
2.5.2 FILE WRITE ................................................................................................................... 13
2.5.3 SETTING TO CSV.......................................................................................................... 13
2.5.4 CF DATA CREATE ......................................................................................................... 13
2.5.5 CF DATA TO CSV .......................................................................................................... 14
2.5.6 CF DATA TO MRD.......................................................................................................... 15
2.5.7 DATA VERSION CONVERT........................................................................................... 15
2.6 ONLINE OPERATION BUTTONS ............................................................................................. 16
2.6.1 UPLOAD......................................................................................................................... 16
2.6.2 DOWNLOAD (All)........................................................................................................... 16
2.6.3 DOWNLOAD (Runtime) ................................................................................................. 16
2.6.4 REMOTE START / STOP ............................................................................................... 16
2.6.5 PULSE COUNT PRESET .............................................................................................. 17
2.6.6 REMOTE CSV TOOL..................................................................................................... 17
2.6.7 REMOTE MRD TOOL .................................................................................................... 18
APPENDIX-A ETHERNET CABLE ................................................................................................... 18
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1. GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS
Thank you for choosing M-System’s Paperless Recording System. The Model 7xETBLD is an easy PC Configuration T ool Software which enables the user to configure the 7xET Series
Touch Panel Paperless Recorders (models: 73ET, 74ET and 75ET) remotely via Ethernet. This users manual describes PC requirements for the software and its use. For detailed information about the
functions of the 7xET Series, please refer to its respective manual. Descriptions in this manual is applicable to the 7xETBLD Ver. 3.00x.
1.1 7xETBLD FEATURES
The 7xETBLD enables the user to set parameters to a 7xET remotely via Ethernet simply by specifying its IP address. It can also upload preset 7xET configuration remotely.
Specific set of configurations can be saved on the PC and then reloaded on the program later when necessary. The 7xET’s recording operations can be started/stopped by commands from the 7xETBLD program.
1.2 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
PC: IBM PC/AT compatible OS: Window 2000 or XP Screen area: 1024 x 768 pixels Display color: 65000 colors (16-bit high color) Ethernet media: 10BASE-T (73ET is compatible with 100BASE-TX)
1.3 PROGRAMMING FUNCTIONS
Parameters: Communication setting, Storing rate, Data storing method, Start mode,
Temperature unit, Data storing form, Digital display type, Display rate, Chart speed, Digital display (auto hide), Graph (chart direction), Data file used volume, Screen saver, Node setting, Pen setting (common, analog, discrete, alarm)
Pulse count preset: Preset individual pens
Preset all pens
Communication: Download (configuration to the 7xET)
Upload (configuration from the 7xET) File read / write
Remote start / stop CF Data create: Creating 7xET.7xDA and 7xET.7xCA files on the CF Card. CF Data to CSV: Converting data at the specific time period stored in the CF Card into a CSV file.
Getting the time-specific data via Ethernet and converting it into a CSV file. CF Data to MRD: Converting data at the specific time period stored in the CF Card into a MRD file
which is readable on the MSR128 (file name: yymmdd.MRD).
Getting the time-specific data via Ethernet and converting it into a MRD file. Data Version Convert: Converting old-version files into the latest-version ones. Setting to CSV: Saving the 7xETBLD parameters in CSV format.
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2STARTING & USING THE 7xETBLD
2.1 CONNECTING THE 7xET
Confirm that the PC on which the 7xETBLD is used is connected to the 7xET via Ethernet. The 7xET’s IP address must be properly set in advance. Please refer to the 7xET users manual for detailed information about IP address setting.
The 7xETBLD Ver. 3.00x is applicable to the following versions of the 7xET Series.
73ET: Ver. 6.00x 74ET: Ver. 3.00x 75ET: Ver. 3.00x
2.2 INSTALLING / UNINSTALLING THE 7xETBLD
If you already have the 7xETBLD program installed in your PC, remove it following the procedure explained in 2.2.2 before installing a new one.
2.2.1 INSTALL
1. Insert the Paperless Recorder Software Package CD (model: CHARTLSP2) into the CD-ROM drive on your PC. The 7xETBLD Install Program automatically starts up. If the program does not start up automatically, open Control Panel and choose Add/Remove Programs.
2. Locate the setup program under the 7xETBLD folder in the CD
3. Start Setup.exe. and follow instructions on the screen.
4. With the installation complete, ‘7xETBLD’ menu is created in ‘Programs’ menu.
2.2.2 UNINSTALL
1. Press Start on the task bar and choose Control Panel from Settings menu. (Double-click My Computer icon on the desktop and choose Control Panel.)
2. Double-click Add/Remove Programs and follow instructions on the screen.
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2.3 STARTING / STOPPING THE 7xETBLD
Press Start on the task bar, choose Programs and locate 7xETBLD. Start 7xETBLD.exe and the 7xET PC Configurator window appears on the screen as shown in Figure 1. Alternately, double-click 7xETBLD.exe shortcut icon on the desktop to start the program.
Figure 1: 7xET PC Configurator window.
In order to quit the window, click [Close] button at the right-bottom.
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2.4 SETTING ON THE 7xETBLD
2.4.1 COMMUNICATION SETTING
DEMO: Y ou can run the 7xET program without actual signal input for learning, evaluation and demonstra-
tion when you choose DEMO. RxM: Choose this option when you connect R1M/R2M via Modbus RTU. IP address: Enter 7xET’s static IP address. 192.168.0.1 entered in the field upon the first startup is M-Sys-
tem’s ex-factory setting.
2.4.2 STORING RATE
Choose among 0.5 sec., 1 sec., 2 sec., 5 sec., 10 sec., 1 min., and 10 min.
2.4.3 DATA STORING METHOD
There are four (4) storing modes as explained below:
No storing: Sampled data are plotted on the screen but no recording is executed. Normal: Recording is manually initiated and stopped. Data is continuously stored while the recording is on. Trigger (A): Remote trigger. Data is automatically recorded while the external trigger condition (input) is true. Trigger (B): Event Recording. The 7xET detects an external event by trigger signal, and stores preset number
of samples before and after the moment of event. Auto: Recording is automatically initiated and stopped at a predefined time.
Trigger (A), remote trigger mode setting
Remote trigger mode is applicable only to the R1M or R2M series I/O modules. Data is automatically recorded while the external trigger condition (input) is true.
Condition: Specify whether the recorder should identify On or Off of the contact signal as trigger condi-
tion. For example, when the Condition is set to On, the 7xET stores data while the signal is On and stops recording when it is turned to Off.
Node Number: Specify which R1M/R2M device connected to the 7xET is used to trigger. Enter numbers and
alphabets on the alphanumeric keypad which opens by pressing the current selection.
Trigger (B), event recording mode setting
Event recording mode is applicable only to the R1M or R2M series I/O modules. Recording is automatically initiated according to predetermined trigger conditions and preset number of samples
before and after the moment of event are stored.
Rise or Sink: Specify whether the recorder should identify a rise or sink of the contact signal as trigger. Node number: Specify which R1M/R2M device connected to the PC is used to trigger. Pretrigger / Posttrigger: 1200 samples at the maximum for each can be stored. Specify numbers of samples to
be stored before (Pretrigger) and after (Posttrigger) the event respectively.
Pretrigger recording is applicable only when the storing rate is set to 0.5 or 1 sec.
Auto store setting
Either ‘One time only’ or ‘Every day’ option can be selected. When you choose ‘One time only’ option, data is stored once at a predefined time. With ‘Every day’ option, the 7xET
runs recording once per day at a predefined time. Specify time and duration of a recording cycle, including a date for ‘One time only’ recording. For ‘Every day’
recording, you do not need to specify ‘Year,’ ‘Month’ or ‘Day.’
2.4.4 START MODE
Cold Start: At a restart, the 7xET stands by showing the initial view. Hot Start: At a restart, the 7xET automatically starts recording.
2.4.5 TEMPERATURE UNIT
Choose either °C (Celsius) or °F (Fahrenheit).
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2.4.6 DATA STORING FORM
Float (floating point): Selected when you need to store data including decimal fractions. The 4-byte-long
data is better in data precision but the total storable time in the CF Card becomes shorter compared from Short Int.
Short int (short integer): Integer data with hypothetical fixed decimal point. The 2-byte-long data is not as pre-
cise (one decimal place) as Float type is, but the total storable time in the CF Card is longer.
2.4.7 DIGITAL DISPLAY METHOD
Tag name + Value: The momentary value and the tag name of the data plotted on the screen. Tag name: The tag name of the data plotted on the screen. Value: The momentary value of the data plotted on the screen.
2.4.8 DISPLAY RATE
Choose between 0.5 sec. and 2 sec.
2.4.9 CHART SPEED
Choose among High, Middle, Low and Very Low. When you choose 0.5 sec. for the storing rate and/or the display rate, only High speed is selectable.
2.4.10 DIGITAL DISPLAY
Specify either to show or hide the digital display on the Record view. With ‘Horizontal’ graph direction, only ‘Regular’ can be specified.
Auto Hide: Digital display is automatically hidden in 30 seconds after it appears on the screen. Click the area
of the display to call it up. Regular: Digital display remains on the screen.
2.4.11 GRAPH
Specify the plotting direction, Perpendicular or Horizontal.
2.4.12 DATA FILE USED VOLUME
Specify either to show or hide the bargraph indicator on the Overview.
2.4.13 SCREEN SAVER
Enter a desired time in minutes to initiate the screen saver. With the time set to zero (0), the screen saver is deactivated.
2.4.14 NODE SETTING
Pressing [Node setting] button opens the window shown in Figure 2a. Enter mark to enable specific node numbers. Then specify I/O module type as shown in Figure 2b.
Figure 2a: Node setting (1) Figure 2b: Node setting (2)
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2.4.15 PEN SETTING Pen setting (Common)
Pressing [Pen setting (Common)] button opens the window shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3: Pen setting (Common).
Enable: Enter ✔ mark to activate specific pens. Analog (Pulse)/Discrete: Choose Analog or Discrete signal for each pen. Tag / Unit: Enter tag names and engineering unit. Up to 8 alphanumerical characters for Tag, 4 charac-
ters for Unit. Node / Channel: Enter node and channel numbers. Color: Pressing [Edit] button opens the window shown in Figure 4. Select a color from the palette.
You can also compose a new color.
Figure 4: Color.
Wide Line: Enter mark to use a wide line on the screen for the pen. Page Up / Page Down: Pressing this button shows next / previous 12 pens. Close: Use [Close] button to quit the window. Clicking [X] button at the right-top of the window simply
resets the present setting to a default one.
Pens not selected to be ‘Enabled’ in Pen Setting (Common) are not shown in the views for Pen Setting (Analog) or Pen Setting (Discrete & Discrete Alarm). Analog signal pens are not shown in Pen Setting (Discrete & Discrete Alarm) view. Likewise, discrete signal pens are not shown in Pen Setting (Analog).
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Pen setting (Analog)
Pressing [Pen setting (Analog)] button opens the window shown in Figure 5. Set channels to which ‘Analog’ is selected in ‘Pen setting (Common)’ window.
Figure 5: Pen setting (Analog).
Analog type: Choose an analog input type for each pen. In order to change setting, press [Chg] button
and choose a new type from the list shown in ‘Type select’ window as in Figure 6.
Figure 6: Type select.
Input range: Specify within the actual upper and lower ranges referred to as 0% and 100% respectively .
This range is the maximum range plotted on the screen. For a thermocouple/RTD input, this setting is unavailable.
Engineering range: Specify the scaled range in actual engineering unit. The engineering range is shown on
the digital meter when actual recording is running. For a thermocouple/RTD input, this setting is unavailable.
Plot range: Values in engineering unit for the plot range displayed on the chart. These values are
usually the same as Engineering Range values. Set a narrower range when you want to enlarge a particular section of the Engineering Range.
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Normal / Log.: When Normal plotting is selected, the plot area is divided equally. When Logarithmic is
selected, the plot area is divided in specified scale of exponents of 10. Exponential scale: Specify how many divisions you wish to have in the plot range among 10, 5, 4, 2, and 1. Log. plot pos. exponent: Specify the lower limit of exponent within -9 to 8. Square Root: Input data is square-root-extracted when this setting is enabled. Overview color: Specify the analog data bargraph color used on the Overview. Press [Edit] to call up the
color palette.
Pen setting (Analog alarm)
Pressing [Pen setting (Analog alarm)] button opens the window shown in Figure 7.
Figure 7: Pen setting (Analog alarm)
Alarm setpoint: Specify Lower (Low) and Upper (High) setpoints in engineering unit within the Engineering
Range. Leave the fields blank if you do not need an alarm output. Alarm deadband: Alarms are reset when the signal goes out of the alarm zone by the deadband values
specified for each alarm setpoint. Leave the fields blank if you do not need a deadband. Lower / Upper alarm output: Alarm contact outputs can be provided to external output devices. Enable the
function by entering mark in ‘Set’ box for the pen and specify node number and channel
number of the output module. Normal & Alarm color: Colors specified for normal and alarm conditions are used for digital indicator values on
the Record view. Press Edit and use the color palette to specify the colors. Alarm message: Specify the comment for the alarm trip used in the Alarm History. Max. 10 characters.
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Pen setting (Discrete)
Pressing [Pen setting (Discrete)] button opens the window shown in Figure 8.
Figure 8: Pen setting (Discrete).
Display description: Specify message assigned respectively to Logic 0 and Logic 1 status with up to 5 charac-
ters. The message is shown on the digital meter instead of analog value. Logic 0 & Logic 1 alarm output: Alarm contact outputs can be provided to external output devices. Enable the
function by entering mark in ‘Set’ box for the pen and specify node number and channel
number of the output module. Normal & Alarm color: Colors specified for normal and alarm conditions are used for digital indicator on the
Record view. Press Edit and use the color palette to specify the colors. Alarm message: Specify the comment for the true/false status for each Logic 0 and 1 bit used in the Alarm
History. Max. 10 characters.
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2.4.16 PEN SELECT
Pen Select is used to assign signal channels to be plotted on the screen (Figure 9). Max. 36 pens (three groups) can be plotted on the screen except that it is limited to 12 pens when the storing rate
and/or display rate are set to 0.5 sec. Enter the channel No. in the field and the tag name for the pen is indicated to the right. Enter 0 when you do not want
to assign any pen to the channel.
Figure 9: Pen select.
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2.5 FILE OPERATION BUTTONS
2.5.1 FILE READ
When you need a specific set of parameter settings, press [File read] and choose one of the parameter files saved as in 2.5.2.
2.5.2 FILE WRITE
Parameters set on the 7xETBLD can be saved in a file with user-specified file name (up to 8 characters). Parameter contents uploaded from the 7xET also can be saved in the same manner. When you use a file created on the 7xETBLD for the 7xET, the file name must be 7xET.7xPA. Add .7xP A at the end
of the file name.
2.5.3 SETTING TO CSV
Parameters set on the 7xETBLD can be saved in the CSV format. Parameter contents uploaded from the 7xET also can be saved in the same manner. Pressing [Setting to CSV] opens up the window shown in Figure 10 on the screen.
Figure 10. Setting to CSV.
System configuration: Communication setting, Storing rate, Data storing method, Start mode,
Temperature unit, Data storing form, Digital display type, Display rate, Chart speed, Digital display (auto hide), Graph (chart direction), Data file used volume, Screen saver,
Node setting, Pen setting (common, analog, discrete, alarm) Node setting: Node number and device Pen configuration: Common pen setting, Analog pen setting, Analog alarm setting, Discrete pen and
alarm setting Pen select Pen number and tag name
2.5.4 CF DATA CREATE
The 7xET automatically creates a data area dedicated to store data files when it starts up. It can also be created on the PC using the 7xETBLD.
Press [CF Data create] and the window shown in Figure 11 appears on the screen. Enter the drive ID where you have a CF Card and press [Create]. Then the window is replaced with the one shown
in Figure 12. Pressing [Cancel] stops creating the file. The field below the [Cancel] button shows two figures: file size to be created on the right, file size being created on
the left. When the operation is complete, [Congratulations!] appears on the screen.
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Figure 11. CF Data create Figure 12. CF Data create in file creating process
2.5.5 CF DATA TO CSV
Pressing [CF Data to CSV] button opens the dialog box CF Data to CSV (Figure 13).
Figure 13: CF Data to CSV.
Insert the CF Card to a card reader. Specify the date and time to start and stop reading. (Seconds cannot be specified.) Specify in ‘Input File’ field the file name you want to convert. Specify in ‘Output File’ field the directory path and the CSV file name. Click [Start]. Remark 1: The data at the time index specified in ‘To’ field is Not included in the converted file. For example, if you
specify ‘T o 10:00:00’ with 1-minute storing rate, the data is converted up to 9:59:00. If you need the data at 10:00:00, specify ‘To 10:01:00.’
Remark 2: Data stored in Float form are converted into values with two decimal points.
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2.5.6 CF DATA TO MRD
Data stored by the 7xET can be converted into the format compatible with the MSR128-V2 or MSR128-V3 (MRD File) so that the data can be displayed on the MSR128 software.
This procedure is not required for the MSR128-V4. Pressing [CF Data to MRD] button opens the dialog box CF Data to MRD (Figure 14).
Figure 14: CF Data to MRD.
Insert the CF Card to a card reader. Specify in ‘Input File’ field the 7xET file name you want to convert. Specify in ‘Output File’ field the directory path where the converted MRD file is to be saved. Specify in ‘Output File Number’ the number to be added at the end of the new file name (‘N’ of the file name based
on the date ‘YYMMDD-N.’) N = 1 through 9999. Choose the target MSR128 software version. Click [Start].
2.5.7 DATA VERSION CONVERT
The 7xET creates/uses three types of file: Data File, Setting File and Control File. The older version files can be converted into the new version files compatible with the 7xET/0003 (73ET V er.6.00x,
74ET Ver.3.00, 75ET Ver.3.00).
73ET Ver.4.0x, 74ET Ver.1.0x, 75ET Ver.1.0x
(1) Pressing [Data Version Convert] button opens the dialog box Data Version Convert (Figure 15).
Figure 15: Data Version Convert.
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(2) Specify the type of files you want to convert.
Data & Setting Files: All files stored in the 7xET are converted. Only Data Files: Data Files and Control File are converted. Only Setting File: Only the Setting File is converted.
(3) Specify in ‘Input File’ field the 7xET file name you want to convert. If you have selected ‘Data & Setting Files’ to be converted, specify only the data file name.
(4) Specify in ‘Output File’ field the directory path and the file name. (5) Click [Start]. When the message “” disappears, the conversion of Data File and Control File is complete. For the
Setting File, go through the following procedure. (6) Click [File Read] and upload the Setting File. (7) Click [File Write] to store the file again. Now the file is compatible with the 7xET/0003.
73ET Ver.5.0x, 74ET Ver.2.0x, 75ET Ver.2.0x
There is no need of converting Data and Control files. Go through the above procedure (6) and (7) to convert the Setting file.
2.6 ONLINE OPERATION BUTTONS
Online Operation Buttons are accessible only when the 7xET is connected to a PC installed with the 7xETBLD via Ethernet. Before using these functions, confirm that an appropriate IP address is set to the 7xET.
2.6.1 UPLOAD
The 7xETBLD can read the current settings on the 7xET. Enter IP address of the 7xET in ‘Communication setting’ and press [Upload] button. When the upload is successfully done, ‘Congratulations!’ appears on the screen. Uploading can be executed only while recording is stopped.
2.6.2 DOWNLOAD (All)
Pressing [Download] button downloads the current settings configured on the 7xETBLD to the 7xET. When the download is successfully complete, ‘Congratulations!’ appears on the screen. Downloading can be executed only while recording is stopped.
2.6.3 DOWNLOAD (Runtime)
The following parameters, runtime programmable items, can be downloaded even while recording.
Digital display pen numbers Digital display Graph Screen saver Pen color (Pen setting, common) Wide line (Pen setting, common) Plot range (Pen setting, analog) Logarithmic plot position exponent (Pen setting, analog) Pen setting (analog alarm) Pen setting (discrete alarm) Display pens setting
When the download is successfully complete, ‘Congratulations!’ appears on the screen.
2.6.4 REMOTE START / STOP
You can remotely start / stop the 7xET with these control buttons. When you need to change and download settings, the 7xET can be stopped at any time.
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2.6.5 PULSE COUNT PRESET
The accumulated count data on the R1M-P4 can be reset to preset values on the 7xETBLD menu. Click [Pulse Count Preset] to open the dialog box to open the Pulse Count Preset (Figure 16).
Preset individual pens: Specify the pen number and desired preset value and click Preset, and the R1M-P4
data for the specific channel are reset.
Preset all pens: Used to reset all count values to zero.
Figure 16: Pulse count preset.
2.6.6 REMOTE CSV TOOL
‘CF Data to CSV’ file conversion can be executed also via Ethernet.
Figure 17: Remote CSV Tool.
Specify the date and time to start and stop reading. (Seconds cannot be specified.) Specify in ‘Output File’ field the directory path and the CSV file name. Click [Start]. Remark 1: The data at the time index specified in ‘To’ field is Not included in the converted file. For example, if you
specify ‘T o 10:00:00’ with 1-minute storing rate, the data is converted up to 9:59:00. If you need the data at 10:00:00, specify ‘To 10:01:00.’
Remark 2: Data stored in Float form are converted into values with two decimal points.
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2.6.7 REMOTE MRD TOOL
‘CF Data to MRD’ file conversion can be executed also via Ethernet. Data stored by the 7xET can be converted into the format compatible with the MSR128-V2 or MSR128-V3 (MRD
File) so that the data can be displayed on the MSR128 software. This procedure is not required for the MSR128-V4.
Figure 18: FTP7xET.
Specify the IP address of the 7xET where the data is stored. Specify the date and time to start and stop reading. (Seconds cannot be specified.) Click [OK] starts file transfer. When the transfer is complete, ‘Remote MRD Tool’ window appears on the screen.
Figure 19: Remote MRD Tool.
Specify in ‘Output File’ field the directory path where the converted MRD file is to be saved. Specify in ‘Output File Number’ the number to be added at the end of the new file name (‘N’ of the file name based
on the date ‘YYMMDD-N.’) N = 1 through 9999. Choose the target MSR128 software version. Click [OK].
APPENDIX-A ETHERNET CABLE
Different cable types are used depending on how the 7xET and the PC installed with the 7xETBLD are connected via Ethernet.
CONNECTION VIA ETHERNET HUB/SWITCH
Use a ‘Straight Through’ cable between each device and the hub. (Figure A-1)
DIRECT CONNECTION
Use a ‘Crossover’ cable between the PC and the 7xET. (Figure A-2)
Figure A-1. Figure A-2.
If the 7xETBLD shows “Connect Error” saying Ethernet connection is unavailable, confirm the connection on the Windows MS-DOS.
Confirm Connect Error type
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7xET
Ethernet Straight Through Cable
Ethernet Straight Through Cable
7xET7xET
Hub / Switch
7xET
Ethernet Crossover Cable
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1. What is covered.
M-System Co., Ltd. (“M-System”) warrants, only to the original purchaser of new M-System products purchased directly from M­System, or from M-System’s authorized distributors or resellers, for its own use not for resale, that the M-System products shall be free from defects in materials and workmanship and shall conform to the specifi­cations set forth in the product catalogue applicable to the M-System products for the Warranty Period (see Paragraph 5 below for the Warranty Period of each product). THE ABOVE WARRANTY IS THE ONLY WARRANTY APPLI­CABLE TO THE M-SYSTEM PRODUCTS AND IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MER­CHANTABILITY OR OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PUR­POSE.
2. What is not covered.
This warranty does not cover any M-System product which has been: (1) modified, altered or subjected to abuse, misuse, negligence or accident; (2) improperly installed or installed in conjunction with any equipment for which it was not designed; or (3) damaged or destroyed by disasters such as fire, flood, lightning or earthquake. In no event shall M-System be liable for any special, incidental, conse­quential or other damages, costs or expenses (including, but not limited to, loss of time, loss of profits, inconvenience or loss of use of any equipment).
3. Remedies.
If a defective product is returned to M-System in accordance with the procedures described below, M-System will, at its sole option and expense, either: (1) repair the defective product; (2) replace the defective product; or (3) refund the purchase price for the defective product paid by the purchaser. Except as otherwise provided by applicable state law, these remedies constitute the purchaser’s sole and exclusive remedies and M-System’s sole and exclusive obligation under this warranty.
M-SYSTEM WARRANTY
4. Warranty Procedure.
If the purchaser discovers a failure of the M-System products to conform to the terms of this warranty within the Warranty Period, the purchaser must promptly (and, in any event not more than 30 days after the discovery of such failure) notify the relevant party as described below either by telephone or in writing at the below address to obtain an Authorized Return (AR) number and return the defective product to the relevant party. The designated AR number should be marked on the outside of the return package and on all correspondence related to the defective product. The purchaser shall return, at purchaser’s expense, defective products only upon receiving an AR number. In order to avoid processing delays, the purchaser must include: copies of the original purchase order and sales invoice; the purchaser’s name, address and phone number; the model and serial numbers of the returned product; and a detailed description of the alleged defect.
5. Warranty Period.
Signal Conditioner: 36 months from the date of purchase.
M-Rester: 12 months from the date of purchase.
Valve Actuator: 18 months from the date of shipment from
M-System or 12 months from the date of its
installation, whichever comes first.
Other Products: 36 months from the date of purchase.
M-SYSTEM CO., LTD. 5-2-55, Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka 557-0063 JAPAN Phone: (06) 6659-8201 Fax: (06) 6659-8510 E-mail: info@m-system.co.jp
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PAPERLESS RECORDING SYSTEM
TOUCH PANEL
PAPERLESS RECORDER Model: 73ET / 74ET / 75ET
Users Manual
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Contents
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS ........................................................................ 4
1.1 7xET FEATURES & FUNCTIONS ............................................................................................... 4
1.2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS ..................................................................................................... 6
1.3 HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................. 7
1.3.1 SYSTEM COMPONENTS................................................................................................ 7
1.3.2 COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION ..................................................................................... 7
1.4 INSTALLATION............................................................................................................................ 9
1.4.1 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS .................................................................................. 9
1.4.2 PANEL CUTOUT (unit: mm) ........................................................................................... 10
1.4.3 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE ....................................................................................... 11
1.5 I/O MODULES ........................................................................................................................... 12
1.5.1 INPUT DEVICE SELECTIONS ...................................................................................... 12
1.5.2 CONNECTING I/O MODULES TO THE 7xET ............................................................... 12
1.5.3 CONFIGURING THE R1M, R2M & RZMS-U9 MODULES ............................................ 14
1.6 CF CARD ................................................................................................................................... 16
1.6.1 HOW TO INSERT AND REMOVE THE CF CARD......................................................... 17
1.6.2 REPLACING THE CF CARD ......................................................................................... 17
2. STARTING UP THE 7xET.......................................................................... 18
2.1 MENU OPTIONS ....................................................................................................................... 18
2.2 USING A BLANK CF CARD FOR 74ET & 75ET ....................................................................... 19
2.3 STARTING UP ........................................................................................................................... 19
3. SETTING THE 7xET .................................................................................. 20
3.1 COMMUNICATION SETTING ................................................................................................... 20
3.2 STORING RATE ........................................................................................................................ 20
3.3 DISPLAY RATE.......................................................................................................................... 21
3.4 CHART SPEED ......................................................................................................................... 21
3.5 GRAPH ...................................................................................................................................... 21
3.6 DIGITAL DISPLAY TYPE........................................................................................................... 21
3.7 DIGITAL DISPLAY ..................................................................................................................... 22
3.8 START MODE............................................................................................................................ 22
3.9 TEMPERATURE UNIT .............................................................................................................. 22
3.10 DATA STORING FORM ............................................................................................................. 22
3.11 SCREEN SAVER....................................................................................................................... 23
3.12 DATE TIME................................................................................................................................ 23
3.13 DATA FILE USED VOLUME SETTING ..................................................................................... 23
3.14 CJC (Cold Junction Compensation) SETTING .......................................................................... 24
3.15 DATA STORING METHOD ........................................................................................................ 24
3.15.1 TRIGGER (A) STORING MODE (REMOTE TRIGGER) ................................................ 25
3.15.2 TRIGGER (B) STORING MODE (EVENT RECORDING).............................................. 26
3.15.3 AUTO STORING MODE ................................................................................................ 26
3.16 NODE SETTING ........................................................................................................................ 27
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