RKC INSTRUMENT VGR-B100 Operation Manual

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WXPVM70mnAR001E

March, 2018(Rev.13)

VGR-B100

Operation Manual

RKC INSTRUMENT INC.

Paperless Recorder

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Thank you for purchasing this RKC product. In order to achieve maximum performance and ensure proper

WARNING

operation of your new instrument, carefully read all the instructions in this manual. Please place the manual

in a convenient location for easy reference.

NOTICE

 This manual assumes that the reader has a fundamental knowledge of the principles of electricity, process

control, computer technology and communications.

 The figures, diagrams and numeric values used in this manual are only for purpose of illustration.

 RKC is not responsible for any damage or injury that is caused as a result of using this instrument,

instrument failure or indirect damage.

 RKC is not responsible for any damage and/or injury resulting from the use of instruments made by

imitating this instrument.

 Periodic maintenance is required for safe and proper operation of this instrument. Some components have

a limited service life, or characteristics that change over time.

 Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of all information contained herein. RKC makes no

warranty expressed or implied, with respect to the accuracy of the information. The information in this manual is subject to change without prior notice.

 No portion of this document may be reprinted, modified, copied, transmitted, digitized, stored, processed

or retrieved through any mechanical, electronic, optical or other means without prior written approval from RKC.

 An external protection device must be installed if failure of this instrument could

result in damage to the instrument, equipment or injury to personnel.

 All wiring must be completed before power is turned on to prevent electric shock,

fire or damage to instrument and equipment.

 Don't use this product in any method not specification by manufacturer. The

protective features of this product may be impaired if it is used in a method not specified in the operation manual.

 This instrument must be used in accordance with the specifications to prevent fire

or damage to instrument and equipment.

 This instrument is not intended for use in locations subject to flammable or

explosive gases.

 Do not touch high-voltage connections such as power supply terminals, etc. to

avoid electric shock.

 Do not use in an environment where there is strong electromagnetic interference.

May cause the operation to become unstable.

 RKC is not responsible if this instrument is repaired, modified or disassembled by

other than factory-approved personnel. Malfunction can occur and warranty is void under these conditions.

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CAUTION

 This product is intended for use with industrial machines, test and measuring equipment.

(It is not designed for use with medical equipment and nuclear energy.)

 This is a Class A instrument. In a domestic environment, this instrument may cause radio

interference, in which case the user may be required to take additional measures.

 This instrument is protected from electric shock by reinforced insulation. Provide reinforced

insulation between the wire for the input signal and the wires for instrument power supply, source of power and loads.

 Be sure to provide an appropriate surge control circuit respectively for the following:

- If input/output or signal lines within the building are longer than 30 meters.

- If input/output or signal lines leave the building, regardless the length.

 This instrument is designed for installation in an enclosed instrumentation panel. All high-voltage

connections such as power supply terminals must be enclosed in the instrumentation panel to avoid electric shock by operating personnel.

 All precautions described in this manual should be taken to avoid damage to the instrument or

equipment.

 All wiring must be in accordance with local codes and regulations.

 All wiring must be completed before power is turned on to prevent electric shock, instrument failure,

or incorrect action. The power must be turned off before repairing work for input break and output failure including replacement of sensor, contactor or SSR, and all wiring must be completed before power is turned on again.

 To prevent instrument damage or failure, protect the power line and the input/output lines from high

currents with a protection device such as fuse, circuit breaker, etc.

 Prevent metal fragments or lead wire scraps from falling inside instrument case to avoid electric

shock, fire or malfunction.

 Tighten each terminal screw to the specified torque found in the manual to avoid electric shock, fire

or malfunction.

 For proper operation of this instrument, provide adequate ventilation for heat dispensation.

 Do not connect wires to unused terminals as this will interfere with proper operation of the

instrument.

 Turn off the power supply before cleaning the instrument.

 Do not use a volatile solvent such as paint thinner to clean the instrument. Deformation or

discoloration will occur. Use a soft, dry cloth to remove stains from the instrument.

 To avoid damage to instrument display, do not rub with an abrasive material or push front panel with

a hard object.

 This instrument is intended to be used under the following environmental conditions.

Installation features: Indoor Altitude: 2000 m or less Ambient temperature: 0-50 °C Ambient humidity: 20-80 %RH (Non-condensing) Overvoltage category: Category II Allowable pollution degree: Pollution degree 2

 Power module that is used in the instruments conform to EN60950-1/A12: 2011.

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 When installing this instrument, put on a protective gear such as safety shoes, helmet, etc. for your

safety.

 Do not put your foot on the installed instrument or get on it, because it is dangerous.

 Only our serviceman or persons authorized by RKC are allowed to remove and take the inner

module, the main unit and printed circuit boards apart.

 In case of damage or failure, contacting serviceman of our company, instruments should be against

unintended operation.

FOR PROPER DISPOSAL

When disposing of each part used for this instrument, always follows the procedure for disposing of industrial wastes stipulated by the respective local community.

SYMBOLS USED ON THE INSTRUMENT

The symbols below are used on this instrument for the cautioning information.

This shows “Caution for handling”. This symbol is used on the parts need to reference the instruction manual for saving human body and the instrument.

This shows “Protective grounding”. Be sure to provide protective grounding prior to operate this instrument.

This shows “Risk of electric shock”. This symbol is used on the parts, which has a risk of electric shock.

 Modbus is a registered trademark of Schneider Electric.

 Windows is registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

 Company names and product names used in this manual are the trademarks or registered

trademarks of the respective companies.

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CONTENTS＞

INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................ 1-1

1.1 Paperless Recorder ............................................................................................................................ 1-1

1.2 Accessory check ................................................................................................................................. 1-1

1.3 When temporarily keeping it ............................................................................................................... 1-1

1.4 Confirmation of model number and specification ................................................................................ 1-2

1.5 Handling SD card ................................................................................................................................ 1-3

NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS ........................................................ 2-1

2.1 Names and functions of parts ............................................................................................................. 2-1

2.2 Set of O-ring for waterproof ................................................................................................................ 2-3

INSTALLATION ............................................................................................. 3-1

3.1 Installation place ................................................................................................................................. 3-1

3.2 Installation on panel ............................................................................................................................ 3-1

WIRING .......................................................................................................... 4-1

4.1 Terminal stand array and LAN connector ........................................................................................... 4-1

4.2 Wiring for power supply ...................................................................................................................... 4-2

4.3 Wiring for analog input ........................................................................................................................ 4-3

4.4 Wiring for COM ALM ........................................................................................................................... 4-4

4.5 Wiring for LAN cable ........................................................................................................................... 4-4

4.6 Wiring for DI/DO (Option) .................................................................................................................... 4-5

4.7 Wiring for RS-485 (Option) ................................................................................................................. 4-8

4.8 Wiring for relay output (Option) ........................................................................................................... 4-8

OPERATION .................................................................................................. 5-1

5.1 Before operating ................................................................................................................................. 5-1

5.2 Start and stop of record ...................................................................................................................... 5-1

5.3 Output timing of recorded data to SD card .......................................................................................... 5-1

5.4 Recording operation at power failure .................................................................................................. 5-2

DISPLAY FUNCTION .................................................................................... 6-1

6.1 Basic composition of data display screen ........................................................................................... 6-1

6.2 Real time trend display of measured data ........................................................................................... 6-4

6.3 Display of measured data in bar graphs ............................................................................................. 6-4

6.4 Digital display of measured data ......................................................................................................... 6-5

6.5 Historical trend display ........................................................................................................................ 6-6

6.6 Event history / communication history display .................................................................................... 6-8

6.7 Security log display ............................................................................................................................. 6-9

6.8 Comment list display ........................................................................................................................... 6-10

6.9 Production information display ............................................................................................................ 6-12

SETTING AND CHECKING PARAMETERS ................................................. 7-1

7.1 Operational mode ............................................................................................................................... 7-1

7.2 Setting and checking ........................................................................................................................... 7-2

7.3 Outline of parameter setting procedure ............................................................................................... 7-3

7.4 Basic operation of setting screens ...................................................................................................... 7-4

7.5 Setting the input spec ......................................................................................................................... 7-7

7.6 Setting the scaling............................................................................................................................... 7-9

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Setting the display method of channel ................................................................................................ 7-11

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7.7

7.8 Setting the scale of channel ................................................................................................................ 7-13

7.9 Setting the alarm value ....................................................................................................................... 7-15

7.10 Setting the alarm action ...................................................................................................................... 7-17

7.11 Setting the REC/CALC ........................................................................................................................ 7-18

7.12 Copy the channel setting .................................................................................................................... 7-21

7.13 Setting the F value .............................................................................................................................. 7-22

7.14 Setting the timer of channel ................................................................................................................ 7-23

7.15 Setting the group name ....................................................................................................................... 7-24

7.16 Setting the displayed channel ............................................................................................................. 7-25

7.17 Select the ON/OFF of graph type........................................................................................................ 7-26

7.18 Setting the automatic change function of a display group ................................................................... 7-27

7.19 Setting the record cycle of main record ............................................................................................... 7-28

7.20 Setting the record cycle of sub record ................................................................................................. 7-30

7.21 Setting the schedule ........................................................................................................................... 7-32

7.22 Setting the unit .................................................................................................................................... 7-33

7.23 Setting the message ........................................................................................................................... 7-34

7.24 Setting the DI function ......................................................................................................................... 7-35

7.25 Counts the progress time .................................................................................................................... 7-36

7.26 Setting the production information ...................................................................................................... 7-37

7.27 Setting the Int. SP DO ......................................................................................................................... 7-38

7.28 Initialization of parameter .................................................................................................................... 7-40

7.29 Using the wizard function .................................................................................................................... 7-42

7.30 “Input CH” list ...................................................................................................................................... 7-43

7.31 “Calc. CH” list ...................................................................................................................................... 7-45

7.32 “Display” list ........................................................................................................................................ 7-47

7.33 “Record” list ........................................................................................................................................ 7-48

7.34 “Others” list ......................................................................................................................................... 7-49

SETTING AND CHECKING SYSTEMS ......................................................... 8-1

8.1 Outline of system setting procedure.................................................................................................... 8-1

8.2 Remove the SD card ........................................................................................................................... 8-2

8.3 Format the SD card ............................................................................................................................. 8-3

8.4 Save the set value .............................................................................................................................. 8-4

8.5 Load the set value............................................................................................................................... 8-5

8.6 Output log ........................................................................................................................................... 8-6

8.7 Setting the IP address ......................................................................................................................... 8-7

8.8 Setting the keep alive function ............................................................................................................ 8-9

8.9 Setting the SNTP client function ......................................................................................................... 8-10

8.10 Setting the time zone and SNTP server function ................................................................................ 8-11

8.11 Setting the FTP user ........................................................................................................................... 8-12

8.12 Setting Modbus1 (RS485 communication setting, timeout, etc.) ......................................................... 8-14

8.13 Setting Modbus2 (communication type) .............................................................................................. 8-15

8.14 Setting the Modbus master ................................................................................................................. 8-17

8.15 Setting the remote AI. ......................................................................................................................... 8-19

8.16 Setting the LCD sleep time ................................................................................................................. 8-20

8.17 Setting the clock.................................................................................................................................. 8-21

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Setting the FUNC key ......................................................................................................................... 8-22

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8.18

8.19 Setting the file format .......................................................................................................................... 8-24

8.20 Setting the jump menu ........................................................................................................................ 8-25

8.21 Setting the operation mode ................................................................................................................. 8-26

8.22 Setting the language ........................................................................................................................... 8-27

8.23 Display the system information ........................................................................................................... 8-28

8.24 Setting the security mode ................................................................................................................... 8-29

8.25 Setting the key lock function ............................................................................................................... 8-30

8.26 Setting the user ................................................................................................................................... 8-32

8.27 “SD / Param” list.................................................................................................................................. 8-34

8.28 “Comm.” list ........................................................................................................................................ 8-34

8.29 “Device / Other” list ............................................................................................................................. 8-36

8.30 "Security" list ....................................................................................................................................... 8-38

8.31 Engineering ......................................................................................................................................... 8-38

MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................. 9-1

9.1 Inspection ........................................................................................................................................... 9-1

9.2 Recommended replacement cycle of parts ......................................................................................... 9-1

9.3 Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................................. 9-2

SPECIFICATION ........................................................................................... 10-1

10.1 Basic specification .............................................................................................................................. 10-1

10.2 Measurement range ............................................................................................................................ 10-2

10.3 Display part ......................................................................................................................................... 10-3

10.4 Operation Button ................................................................................................................................. 10-3

10.5 Record function ................................................................................................................................... 10-4

10.6 Alarm function ..................................................................................................................................... 10-5

10.7 Ethernet(10BASE-T) ........................................................................................................................... 10-5

10.8 Power supply part ............................................................................................................................... 10-6

10.9 Structure ............................................................................................................................................. 10-6

10.10 Normal operating condition ................................................................................................................. 10-6

10.11 Others ................................................................................................................................................. 10-6

10.12 Compatible specification ..................................................................................................................... 10-7

10.13 Transportation and storage conditions ................................................................................................ 10-7

10.14 Optional function (Option) ................................................................................................................... 10-7

10.15 Support software ................................................................................................................................. 10-9

10.16 Dimension ........................................................................................................................................... 10-10

10.17 Folder composition of SD card(Standard) ........................................................................................... 10-11

10.18 Folder composition of SD card (Extended security) ............................................................................ 10-13

10.19 Parameter log file ................................................................................................................................ 10-15

10.20 List of Security Logs ............................................................................................................................ 10-17

10.21 Option item ......................................................................................................................................... 10-19

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(1) Panel-mounting bracket

(

INTRODUCTION

1.1 Paperless Recorder

(1) This Recorder displays measured data in real time on the liquid crystal display. It is a paperless

type that is also capable of saving the measured data to a SD memory card (hereinafter referred

to as SD card). It can operate easily with the liquid crystal with the touch panel.

(2) It can set up to 12 channels for the input types such as thermocouple, resistance bulb, and DC

voltage (or current).

(3) It allows the measured data saved to the SD card to be displayed on the display unit.

Use of the support software attached to the Recorder allows the saved data to be displayed on a

personal computer.

1.2 Accessory check

Upon receiving the Recorder unit, check the appearance for damage, and if the correct quantity of

the accessories are supplied. Please contact the shop that purchases it or our salesman when there is

a part not suitable by any chance.

2) CD-ROM

（Operation manual，

Support software）

3) Panel packing

4) O-ring for waterproof

1.3 When temporarily keeping it

Please keep this Recorder in the following environment. Please keep it in the following

environment when it is built in the device.

・Place where dust are little. ・・・Place where and where steam is a little. Place where moisture is a little. ・Place where direct sunshine doesn't strike. Place that doesn't become high temperature. ・

CAUTION

Externals, the function, and the longevity etc. of the product might be ruined when keeping it in poor surroundings.

Environment when keeping it

Place that doesn't include flammable gas, firedamp, causticity gas (SO2, H2S). Place without vibration and impact.

Place that becomes low temperature too much.

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【Option】

1.4 Confirmation of model number and specification

The marking plate to which the model number has been described is on the case. Please confirm this

instrument is a specification the same as the order referring to the table below.

Digit Specifications Code

<Number of input points> 03 point 03

7-8

06 point 06 09 point 09 12 point 12

Digit Specifications Code

< Communication >

Without 0 RS-485 6 < I/O > Without 0

DI/DO 1 Relay output 2

2 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Ｖ G R - B 1 -

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Capacity of SD card

2GB

File preservation cycle

1 hour

1 day

Data logging cycle

1 sec

2 sec

5 sec

10 sec

1 min

Capacity that can be recorded

1.0 year

1.4 year

1.8 year

14.0 year

33.7 year

1.5 Handling SD card

Correspondence SD card is as follows.

・Panasonic corporation ・SanDisk corporation

There is no SD card in this equipment. Please buy it in the computer shop etc.

・SD card on the market is sold having formatted it usually, therefore, it is not necessary to

・Please confirm it is a correct direction and the firm insertion when it installs it. The

・

・When the SD card breaks, important recorded data is lost. The data preserved on the card

・

Standard of record

●

CAUTION

format it again. the format feature of the personal computer standard, it is likely not to operate correctly.

Recorder cannot recognize the SD card when forcibly inserting it in a wrong direction. Moreover, it causes the breakdown of the SD card and the main body of the Recorder. Please note that the damage of the equipment when it reversely inserts it becomes off the subject of the guarantee. Please do not turn off power in recording of the SD card, and do not detach the SD card. Data might damage, and delete it.

recommends the backup to be booked once a month. MiniSD and the microSD card cannot be used. The use of miniSD and the microSD card adaptor has the possibility that the card doesn't come off,

The standard of the record when the SD card of 2GB is used is as follows. Please note that the

capacity that can be recorded by the situation of the occurrence of warning and the message is

different.

[Condition]

－ Number of inputs ： 6 point

Recorded data form ：Binary

－－ Record type ：Maximum/minimum value record －

There is no event of the alarm, message etc.

1～32GB

Please go with this Recorder when formatting it. When formatting it by

therefore, please do not use it.

※ The record exceeding the product-life cycle is not guaranteed.

● Timing of data writing

For the timing of outputting recorded data to the SD card, refer to Section 5.3.

For the format of the recording file, refer to Section 10.17.

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Display Unit

Button operation part cover

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NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS

2.1 Names and functions of parts

Display area

①

Knob

①

②

The LCD is provided with touch panel. Display the measurement data and other various

Parameter set screens. Touch the surface to set data.

② Button operation part cover

This panel protects the button operation part. It pulls it forward while pushing two knobs below to

appear function keyboard.

Note: Please do the both hands to the opening and shutting of cover. It causes damage.

When opening cover of button operation part】

When closing cover of button operation part】

Please be performed in both hands open and close the cover.

CAUTION

It causes the damage.

During the opening and closing of the cover, please be careful not to pinch

CAUTION

your fingers.

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Status display lamp

REC button

MENU button

FUNC button

SD card slot

③

④

Status display lamp

③

Allow the power ON/OFF, LCD (display) ON/OFF and record status to be displayed. Lamp ON (highlighted) ：Power ON, recording suspended Lamp blinks(1 sec ON/1 sec OFF) ：Power ON, recording in progress Lamp blinks(high speed) ：Power ON, SD card writing Lamp OFF ：Power OFF

④ REC button

Used to start or stop recording.

⑤ MENU button

Display the menu screen.

Used to the continuance of record when check screen of stops recording.

FUNC button

⑥

The content of operation is allocated, and the operation can be done. It can select the “Change

display”, “Capture”, “Message” and “Addition reset”.

Select “OFF”, when you use as a start/a stop of Sub record.

(Refer to Section 8.17 for FUNC key.)

⑦ SD card slot

Used for inserting the SD card.

To remove the SD card from the slot, press SD card to insert.

CAUTION

⑤

⑥

⑦

Please confirm the direction to the insertion of SD card. When forcibly

inserting it in a wrong direction, SD card and the main body are destroyed.

When you pull out the SD card while recording, it becomes impossible to

record data normally and causes past preservation data to destroy. Please

pull out the SD card after stopping recording.

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O-ring for waterproof

2.2 Set of O-ring for waterproof

When the factory is shipped, O-ring for the waterproof is not installed. When the waterproof and

dustproof uses it by the necessary environment, please install it according to the figure below.

It is not abnormal though the opening and shutting operation of the cover

CAUTION

becomes very hard if O-ring for the waterproof is installed.

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INSTALLATION

3.1 Installation place

Install place

This equipment is a structure that is installed in the panel and used.

Please choose and install the following places.

・ Place without vibration and impact. (Vibration：10 ～ 60Hz 0.2m/s

not allowed.)

Place where dust and oily smoke are few.

・・ Place where ambient temperature doesn't exceed 0 ～ 50℃, and place where temperature

change is a little.

・ Place where high radiant heat is not received directly.

Place where drop of water doesn't hang within the range of humidity 20 ～ 80%RH, and place

・

where dewfall is not done.

Place where circulation of air is good.

・

・ Place where space to be able to facilitate wiring, maintenance and

check, can be taken.

Place where electromagnetic radiation is not generated.

・

Place where doesn't include flammable gas, firedamp, causticity gas (SO2, H2S).

・

・ Place where machinery vibration is a little.

The inclination at the installation must not incline at the right and the

・

left, and it become the horizontal.

(Inclining forward 0°, Backward tilting 0 ～ 30°)

Install Panel

・The installation panel is recommended to use the steel board whose thickness is 1.2 mm or more.

ounting panel can be used up to 7 mm thick at the maximum.

・M

Impact：The impact is

3.2 Installation on panel

Please put and install appended panel packing between the Recorder and the panel.

Refer to Section 10.16 for externals size.

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Terminal

Terminal No.

LAN connector

WIRING

4.1 Terminal stand array and LAN connector

The terminal stand is one row in the uppermost part, and 4 rows or less are in the lower side for the

analog input and option.

The part of “Terminal No.41

mounted.

No.

Name POW NC COM ALM NC RS-485 Sign L N G A C ＋－

No.

CH. 10 11 12

Input +/A -/B V+/B +/A -/B V+/B +/A -/B V+/B

No.

CH. 7 8 9

Input +/A -/B V+/B +/A -/B V+/B +/A -/B V+/B

No.

CH. 4 5 6

Input +/A -/B V+/B +/A -/B V+/B +/A -/B V+/B

No.

CH. 1 2 3

Input +/A -/B V+/B +/A -/B V+/B +/A -/B V+/B

Fig. 4-1 Terminal stand array(The back of recorder)

～ 49” becomes a connector for the type that the DI/DO of option is

51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59

41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

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4.2 Wiring for power supply

［Power supply terminal］

Power supply terminal is “Terminal No. 51

［Wiring procedure］

① The protection cover of the transparency of the terminal stand is removed. It pulls forward while

pushing the hook of two places of one side of cover part internally at the same time and it removes.

②

The cable is connected with the power supply terminal. The protective grounding is connected with

terminal No.53(G). Non-earth side of the power supply is connected with terminal No.51(L), and the

earth side of the power supply is connected with terminal No.52(N).

③

The protection cover of the transparency is installed.

④

It is confirmed that the protection earth is correctly done.

Warning

● Please energize to this equipment after doing the protection earth without fail for the

electric shock prevention.

Please do not cut the protective earth, and please do not remove connecting wires of the

●

protective earth.

Please confirm the power-supply voltage of this equipment is corresponding to the

●

voltage of the power supply.

Please energize to this equipment after applying the protection cover of the transparency.

●

● When performing maintenance work, etc. , please start work from after 10 seconds turn

off the power.

CAUTION

● Please use the one that corresponds to 600V vinyl insulation electric wire (IEC

60227-3) or it for the electric wire for the power supply.

● Please install round shape pressure connection terminal (for M3.5) to which the

insulation sleeve adheres on the electric wire terminal.

● Please connect the protective grounding terminal (resistance:100Ω or lower, minimum

diameter of a ground line 1.6 mm) to protective ground.

● When you share the protective earth conductor with other equipment, the influence of

the noise from the ground line might be received. Sharing with other equipment is

recommended to be avoided.

● For safety, please install the breaker or the switch, that conformed to EN60947-1 and

EN60947-3, within easy reach of the operator, and please indicate that these are the

breaker or the switch for power supply disconnection of this instrument.

● The voltage rating must use the main source of electrical power in the variation range

in ±10%.

● A transitional current might flow to the main source of electrical power when the

power supply is turned on.

～ 53”.

51 52 53

L N G

Rated supply voltage: 100～240V AC

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Terminal

Please ground the shield of the shield line.

250Ω shunt resistance

4.3 Wiring for analog input

［Analog input terminal］

Analog input terminal is “No.11

number of input channels.

［Details of terminal array of each input of CH.1～12］

<TC・mV> <V> <mA> <RTD>

CAUTION

● Notes of input wire

・ Please do not mix the noise about the input wiring. Moreover, the use of an effective shield

line or twist line is recommended to the noise in the input wiring.

・ At the thermo-couple input, please connect thermoelectricity vs. wire directly or use the

protective conductor. The use of the input line with the shield is recommended.

・ At the resistance temperature sensor input, the difference of the line resistance in three lines

is assumed below the following. The use of the input line with the shield is recommended. Pt100, JPt100: Under 50mΩ.

・ When there is a possibility of receiving the influence by the inductive noise, especially,

when wiring near the high frequency power supply, the use of the twist line with the shield is recommended.

・Please install round shape pressure connection terminal (for M3.5) to which the insulation

sleeve attaches on the electric wire terminal.

・If you want to use by branching the input wiring, please use it with the setting of burnout

“OFF”. If the setting of burnout “ON”, may have influence to equipment.

● Notes in wiring

・ Please separate from the power supply circuit (power supply or DO circuit of 25V or more)

and use this equipment and wiring between measurement points.

・

～ 49”. The number of terminals is different depending on the

Terminal

No. CH. 10 11 12

Input +/A -/B V+/B +/A -/B V+/B +/A -/B V+/B

No. CH. 7 8 9

Input +/A -/B V+/B +/A -/B V+/B +/A -/B V+/B

No. CH. 4 5 6

Input +/A -/B V+/B +/A -/B V+/B +/A -/B V+/B

No. CH. 1 2 3

Input +/A -/B V+/B +/A -/B V+/B +/A -/B V+/B

41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

－ V+ A B B ＋－－ V+

（

connection）

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nce of the inductive noise, LAN cable, please separate from the power

+5～30V

Load

4.4 Wiring for COM ALM

COM ALM can be used as an alarm output of measurements etc.

［COM ALM terminal］

COM ALM

terminal is “Terminal No. 55 ～ 56”.

※ Please connect neither “A terminal (output terminal)” nor “C terminal (COM terminal)” oppositely.

The circuit might be damaged when not correctly connected.

［Schematic diagram］

A(output)

C(COM)

Open collector output (1 point) Rating：30V DC 20mA/1 point

55 56

A C

4.5 Wiring for LAN cable

［Communication specification］

Specification 10BASE-T

Transmission speed 10Mbps

Transmission scheme Baseband The maximum network length or

The maximum node interval The maximum segment length 100m(Between the node and HUB)

Connecting cable

Protocol TCP/IP

CAUTION

・ To avoid the influe

supply line and strong electricity line as much as possible.

［Connection with personal computer］

Please connect it through HUB.

Please use the cross cable when connecting it directly with the personal computer.

500m(Cascade 4 steps)

UTP(Unshielded Twist Pair cable) Category 5

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DI/DO connector

4.6 Wiring for DI/DO (Option)

DI/DO becomes a connector joint.

[Pin array]

Pin No. Signal name Pin No. Signal name

1 DI1 21 DO1 2 DI2 22 DO2 3 DI3 23 DO3 4 DI4 24 DO4 5 DI5 25 DO5 6 DI6 26 DO6 7 DI7 27 DO7 8 DI8 28 DO8

9 DI9 29 DO9 10 NC 30 DO10 11 NC 31 DO11 12 NC 32 DO12 13 DI_COM 33 DO_COM 14 DI_COM 34 DO_COM 15 DI_COM 35 DO_COM 16 DI_COM 36 DO_COM 17 DI_COM 37 DO_COM 18 DI_COM 38 DO_COM 19 DI_COM 39 DO_COM 20 DI_COM 40 DO_COM

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[Connector]

For DIDO, a 40-pin MIL compliant connector plug is used.

Therefore, we recommend the following for the cable side connector.

- HIROSE ELECTRIC CO., LTD

HIF3BA-40D-2.54R(Socket, Pressure welding) or HIF3BA-40D-2.54C(Socket, Crimping)

The DI/DO cable (WMSU0468A01: cable length 1m, WMSU0468A02: cable length 3m) is available as

an option.

For details, please contact to state of the purchase, or our salesperson.

Refer to below table for signal arrangement of the cable.

Pin No. Signal name Cable Color Pin No. Signal name Cable Color

1 DI1 Red 21 DO1 Red 2 DI2 Gray 22 DO2 Gray 3 DI3 Gray 23 DO3 Gray 4 DI4 Gray 24 DO4 Gray 5 DI5 Green 25 DO5 Green 6 DI6 Gray 26 DO6 Gray 7 DI7 Gray 27 DO7 Gray 8 DI8 Gray 28 DO8 Gray

9 DI9 Gray 29 DO9 Gray 10 NC Green 30 DO10 Green 11 NC Gray 31 DO11 Gray 12 NC Gray 32 DO12 Gray 13 DI_COM Gray 33 DO_COM Gray 14 DI_COM Gray 34 DO_COM Gray 15 DI_COM Green 35 DO_COM Green 16 DI_COM Gray 36 DO_COM Gray 17 DI_COM Gray 37 DO_COM Gray 18 DI_COM Gray 38 DO_COM Gray 19 DI_COM Gray 39 DO_COM Gray 20 DI_COM Green 40 DO_COM Green

DI cable DO cable

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[DI schematic diagram]

［

+5～30V

Load

DI_COM

+12V

No-voltage contact input (9 point), terminals (DI_COM) of each channel are common. Rating：Photo-coupler drive 12V DC about 3mA/1 point

［DO schematic diagram］

DO_ COM

Open collector output (12 point) , terminals (DO_COM) of each channel are common. Rating：30V DC 20mA/1 point

Reference］

"DI_COM" terminals and "DO_COM" terminals are connected inside the equipment.

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densen corporation)” equivalent goods cable is

Host computer

Terminal

No.

4.7 Wiring for RS-485 (Option)

［RS-485 terminal］

RS-485 terminal is “Terminal No. 58 ～ 59”.

It wires for the cable according to the figure below.

The terminator for RS-485 (Rt=200Ω) is sold as an option article (Code: WMSU0303A01).

※

CAUTION

● Please put terminator (Rt=200Ω) on the host side. In view of the host, please install terminator

(Rt=200Ω) in VGR-B100 in the distance most.

●

The connection is 32 or less including the host computer.

●

The length of the cable is 1.2km or less.

● The use of “UL20620-SB(M)(Hitachi-

recommended.

58 59

+ -

VRG-B100

…

VRG-B100

－

4.8 Wiring for relay output (Option)

RL1 RL2 RL3 RL4 RL5 RL6 COM COM COM

RL：Relay output (6 points) Contact rating：3A/250V AC, 3A/30V DC (3A/1 common, Total 9A or less)

41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49

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：

- If the overwrite function is OFF and the SD card is not inserted, there is a possibility that recording may be

10% or less. For internal special relay, refer to Section 7.27.

［Caution]

OPERATION

5.1 Before operating

Please confirm the installation of SD card (Refer to Section 1.5), wiring (Refer to Section 4) before it operates.

Afterwards, please confirm the various parameter settings (Refer to Section 7).

5.2 Start and stop of record

The record begins when REC button is pushed. When the record is stopped, the REC button is pushed again, and it Stop key touches on the confirmation screen.

5.3 Output timing of recorded data to SD card

The timing of output to the SD card depends on the version. The recorded data is erased from the internal memory at the timing when it is output to the SD card. The output timing is shown below.

Less than Version 2.00

Version 2.00 or later

(1) When recording stop (SD card inserted) (2) When SD card removal operation (3) When the number of files created for each file recording cycle exceeds 50 (4) When an SD card is inserted (when there is record data in internal memory)

(1) When recording stop (SD card inserted)

(2) When SD card removal operation(Not possible in extended security mode) (3) When an SD card is inserted (when there is record data in internal memory)

(4) Per file recording cycle(When the file recording cycle is 1 day, it is output to

the SD card at 0:00:00 every day. Also, the sub record is the same)

* From version 2.00 onwards, record data is output every file recording cycle.

Therefore, if you move recorded data to the PC during recording, please save the data currently being recorded in the same folder name. If you don’t do this operation, you can’t read the recorded file when reading the management file.

stopped due to insufficient free space in the internal memory. It is recommended to insert the SD card and record it

- If SD card capacity display became 10% or less, please perform operation for transferring recorded data. There is a function(internal special relay) to perform DO output when SD card capacity display became

before the SD card has insufficient free space.

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Recording start

2017/01/01 00：00：00

Recording stop

Power off

The recording folder named "20170101000000"

next time the power returns.

the power returns.

5.4 Recording operation at power failure

If the power is turned off during recording, recording will start again the next time the power returns. The recording operation at power failure shown below.

Example：When power is turned off two times from the start of recording to the end of recording

(Recording cycle：1sec,File recording cycle：1 hour)

Three recorded data will be created. (Recording start to Power-off, Power returns to Power-off, Power returns to Recording stop)

（

～）

(folder name: recording start time) will be created the

Power returns （2017/01/01 08：00：00～）

The recording folder named "20170101080000" (folder

name: recording start time) will be created the next

time the power returns.

Power-off

Power returns （2017/01/01 10：00：00～）

The recording folder named "20170101100000" (folder

name: recording start time) will be created the next time

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⑪

⑫ ④

⑦Data display area

①

⑩

⑬

⑧ ⑨Event display area

⑭

⑥Scale display

⑮Internal memory

⑤

．

DISPLAY FUNCTION

6.1 Basic composition of data display screen

Measured value display area

①

Group screen name

Display the screen name (“Display Name”) that was set arbitrarily. The group screen can be changed by touching.

② Clock display

Upper stage：Displays currently date and time. Lower stage：Displays date and time in cursor area, when Historical trend display. When the progress time display is set "ON", and displayed a Realtime trend, progress time is displayed. (Refer to Section 7.25 for progress time. (It supports since recorder version 1.30.))

③ Change trend

The type of trend display can be changed by touching. The name corresponding to the trend screen displayed now is displayed. REAL：Real time trend display HIST：Historical trend display

④ Graph type

The type of graph display can be changed by touching. (“Horizontal trend display” ⇒ “Vertical trend display” ⇒ “Bar graph display” ⇒ “Digital display”

⑤ Change display

⇒ “Event log” ⇒ “Horizontal trend display”…)

The displaying method of screen can be changed by touching. (“Display all ON” ⇒ “⑥Scale display OFF” ⇒ “⑥Scale display ON”, “⑧Measured value display area OFF” ON” …)

⑥ Scale display

Display scale on the “ the channel is changed, when each channel point of “

③Change trend

SD card loading / writing status display

⇒ “⑥Scale plate OFF”, “⑧Measured value display area OFF” ⇒ “Display all

⑦Data display area”. The scale width and display color corresponding to

Graph type

⑧Measured value display area” is touched.

②Clock display

Change display

Event flag display area

Sub record display

Main record display

Memory remainder

capacity display

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⑦ Data display area

Allow the Real time trend display, Historical trend display, Bar graph display, Digital display and Event history / communication history display to be displayed. (Refer to Section 6.2 to 6.6) Display measured data at the position of the cursor when Historical trend display.

⑧

Measured value display area Display the currently measured value. When abnormally occurred, it becomes the following display.

Alarm occurred：red display Burnout：B.OUT Input circuit fault：Fault

When you display Real time trend or Historical trend, the trend corresponding to the channel is displayed by touching channel in the heavy line for 3 second, and displays the currently setting unit on the channel display area. The display color of “

⑥Scale display” and the scale width are changed to corresponding what.

When keeps touching channel part for 2 second, the figure below is displayed, and the content of the channel set can be confirmed.

Check settings：The setting status can be verified. And, a set item that becomes an object is

selected touching, and Change set key can be moved directly to the selected set screen by touching.

Change set key can only be displayed when the “Mode” is “Advanced”. Refer to Section 7.1 for

Advanced mode.

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Comment：Arbitrary comments can be registered on a trend. (It supports since recorder version

1.20.) (A comment can be set up only on a historical-trend screen. A comment is not directly displayed on a trend screen. Refer to Section 6.8 for comment function.)

Scale：The scale can temporarily be changed.

※ It will be reset if a power source is turned OFF.

⑨

Event display area Event information such as beginning to record is displayed.

⑩ Event flag display area

The time when warning has been generated belt is red; the time when the event of the message etc. has been generated belt is displayed in green.

⑪ SD card loading / writing status display

It indicates the loading state of the SD card. Gray display：shows the state where the SD card is not loaded in the slot.

When the SD card becomes removable even if the SD card is installed, it

becomes a gray display.

Aqua display：shows the state where the SD card is loaded in the slot. Red display：shows the state where the SD card is written.

⑫ Memory remainder capacity display

When the SD card is installed, the remainder capacity for which the SD card can be used is displayed by percent. When the SD card is non-installed, the remainder capacity for which an internal memory can be used is displayed by percent.

⑬ Main record display

It indicates the state of the main record.

Green display：shows the state where the main record is not started. Red display：shows the state where the main record is started.

⑭ Sub record display

It indicates the state of the sub record.

Green display：shows the state where the sub record is not started. Red display：shows the state where the sub record is started.

⑮ Internal memory

It indicates the state of the internal memory.

Aqua display：shows the state where the internal memory is not access. Red display：shows the state where the internal memory is access.

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Scale display

Time scale display

Display division

Trend display

Measured value display of each channel ( value)

Measured value

available.

Measured value display of each channel (Instantaneous value)

Trend display

Display division

Time scale display

Time (H : M : S) (24

Bar graph

Measured value display of each channel ( value)

6.2 Real time trend display of measured data

Explanation］

The measured data can be display in graph. The vertical or horizontal trend directions can be selected by touching to GRPH key. The refreshment cycles of graph synchronizes record cycles.

Horizontal trend

-hour display)

Instantaneous

display in TAG No. or the unit is also

Vertical trend

6.3 Display of measured data in bar graphs

Explanation］

The measured data can be display in bar graph.

Operation］

The measured data can be changed bar graph by touching the GRPH key several times.

The number of a bar graph changes with the CH number chosen by the group channel. (Refer to Section 7.16 for Group channel.)

Instantaneous

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Channel No.

② ①

③

6.4 Digital display of measured data

Explanation］

The measured data can be display in digital graph.

Operation］

The measured data can be changed digital graph by touching the GRPH key several times.

①

Unit of each channel is displayed.

② Measured values of each channel are displayed in digital value. ③ When an alarm occurs, Alarm No. at the channel is displayed in red.

A digital display area changes with the CH number chosen by the group channel. (Refer to Section 7.16 for Group channel.)

[4CH Display] [9CH Display]

Unit

Display of measured value

Alarm No.

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［

⑦

display of each channel (

③Arrow key

④

⑤

⑥

① ②

6.5 Historical trend display

Explanation］

The past data of currently recoding data or the data saved in the past can be read and displayed.

Operation］

Press the REAL key on the Real time trend display, and the following display appears.

①

Cursor date The date that the “

①Cursor date” when it touches, and the date is specified, “②Cursor” is moved to an arbitrary

“ position.

② Cursor

This date of line for measured value is displayed on the “ channel”.

③ Arrow key

The position of cursor can be moved. touching.

④ Expansion key

Select the minimum and the maximum values, and expands graph display area on the range. The standard size can be returned by touching again.

⑤ Display movement key

The graph display area can be moved. When keeps touching " a screen is scrolled at high speed. (It supports since recorder version 1.30.)

Expansion key

②cursor” indicates is displayed. (Upper stage is currently date)

The cursor position moves in the graph part even if

Display movement key

⑦Measured value display of each

⑤Display movement key" for long,

Cursor date

Cursor

Measured value

Instantaneous value)

File select key

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Folder group

File group

⑥ File select key

The data saved in the past can be read and displayed.

When you select an arbitrary folder from among the “Folder group”, the file data included in the folder is displayed in the file group.

When select an arbitrary file, and touching the OK key, on

the historical trend screen, the data preserved in the past is read and displayed. The SD key when touching, the SD card can be switched to an internal memory. The Mng. key when touching, the display of administrative file (.dm) and trend file (.dmt) can be switched. The Main key when touching, the Main record file can be switched to the display of the Sub record file. (Refer to Section 10.17 for administrative file and trend file.)

⑦ Measured value display of each channel

①Cursor date” for measured value is displayed.

“ When you make the item of the record type “Max /Min”, the display becomes 2 steps. Upper step：The Maximum value Lower step：The Minimum value (Refer to Section 7.11 for record type.)

The following items are displayed on the historical trend display based not on the setting of the

past recording but on the currently selected values.

● Trend direction

● Number of screen partition

● Trend scale display

● Color bar display selection

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Clear key

Update key

6.6 Event history / communication history display

Explanation］

When a specific event is generated in the data recording now, it is possible to make a mark. history of LAN communication is preserved.

Operation］

The event history display can be displayed by touching the GRPH key several times. And, the screen can be changed communication history display by touching the DISP key several times.

Clear key when touching, the vita information can be cleared. The Update key when touching, it is

updated to the latest vita information.

It is possible to switch to the communication history display with the DISP key.

The

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］

(1) Log recording date/time

(2) Operator

(4) Setting and operation logs

(3) Log number

6.7 Security log display

Explanation］

This section describes how to display the logs for each setting or operation. You can record up to 1,000 user operations such as modification of setting values or start/stop of recording as timestamped logs. When the number of log records exceeds 1,000, the oldest log record is overwritten and updated. Note that security logs cannot be deleted. When you change a setting value, the parameter file immediately after change is saved under the file name synchronized with the log number. The security log and parameter log can be output to the SD card. For details, refer to Section 8.6.

(It supports since recorder version 2.00.)

Operation

Touch the GRPH key on the real-time trend screen multiple times and touch the DISP key on the event record screen several times. Touch the Update key to refresh the display with the latest record information. You can check the whole log by using the vertical and horizontal scroll bars.

(1) Log recording date/time

Displays the date/time when the setting or operation is performed.

(2) Operator

Displays the account name used to perform the setting or operation.

(3) Log number

Displays the number for each setting or operation log ([000] to [999]). The parameter log file corresponding to the log number is generated during setting. For details about the parameter log file, refer to Section 10.19

(4) Setting and operation logs

Displays the performed setting or operation. For the list of security logs, refer to Section 10.20.

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6.8 Comment list display

Explanation］

Arbitrary comments are registered to a trend, and it can jump to the time which registered the comment from the comment list screen. (It supports since recorder version 1.20.)

※ A comment can be registered only on a historical-trend screen. A comment is not directly

displayed on a trend screen. Moreover, a comment cannot be registered to the old record data (before a main version 1.13).

Operation］

● A comment is registered.

If it continues touching a channel display 2 seconds or more, a channel operation screen (above figure left side) will be displayed. Next, a Comment key is touched. (Refer to Section 6.1 for channel operation screen)

A position to input a comment into is touched in a comment point selection screen (above figure right side).

The Edit key of a "Comment edit" display (above figure) is chosen. And arbitrary comments are inputted from a "Character entry screen". (A comment is inputted into a light-blue position. changed by touching a screen. Refer to Section 7.4 for "Character entry screen".)

Comment that inputted can register by the OK key. return to a historical-trend screen.

The position which inputs a comment can be

Moreover, if a Cancel key is touched, it will

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● A comment list is referred to, and it jumps to a comment point.

If the GRPH key of a historical-trend screen is touched, it will move to a comment list screen. The comment displayed on the comment list screen is touched and chosen, and cursor is moved to a comment point by touching a Jump key.

(The selected item is displayed at the light-blue. )

※ "Event summary" of Data Viewer can also refer a comment.

(Refer to Section 3.3 of the “DATA VIEWER INSTRUCTION MANUAL” (WXPVM70mnAR101E) for Event summary.)

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］

(1) Title

nd, production information is displayed, but the current production

［Caution］

6.9 Production information display

Explanation］

Production information can be displayed in the trend display. The following production information is displayed on the vertical trend and horizontal trend. (It supports since recorder version 2.00.)

Operation

- Initial setting

1. Set “Products display” ON in the production information display setting. (For production information

2. Set the FUNC key setting to "Product Regist.". (For the setting of FUNC key, refer to Section 8.18.)

- Production information registration

In the historical tre information is displayed. Past production information is not displayed. When reading the measurement file, the production information will be hidden.

display, refer to Section 7.26.)

On the trend display screen, press the FUNC key. (For production information registration, refer to Section 8.18.) * Registration of production information using the network is also possible. For details, refer to the

communication instruction manual.

(2) Registration data

(1) Title

The title for each information No. of the registered production information is displayed.

(2) Registration data

Registered data will be displayed by the production information registration operation. Registered data is output in the form of "comment" when recording data is output. The recorded production information can be confirmed in the event summary of the Data Viewer.

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Record

Stop

Record

Batch:002

Model:VGR-B100

Stop

Model:VGR-B100

Batch:003

Batch:004

［

［Relationship between user operation and file registration］

Batch:001 Serial:150904001

Output information to the recording file］

User Operation］

Batch:005 Serial:150904002

Time

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①Operation mode

SETTING AND CHECKING PARAMETERS

7.1 Operational mode

Explanation］

This Paperless recorder can do a more detailed setting by setting the “Operation mode” to

“Advanced mode” on the parameter setting screen and the system setting screen.

Operation］

Touch the MENU button

Operation mode

①

Select the “Operation mode” (Initialization is “Normal”.)

Normal ：Only a minimum set item is displayed in “Parameter” and “System”. And, the item

Advanced：All set items are displayed in “Parameter” and “System”.

of “Wizard” is displayed in “Others” of “Parameter”.

(Refer to Section 7.27 for “Wizard”.)

⇒ System key ⇒Device/Other key ⇒Mode key

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Back key

Main menu Parameter setting

Sub menu

7.2 Setting and checking

① Main menu

The menu display can be displayed by pressing MENU button. The parameter setting display can

be displayed by select “Parameter” touching.

Back key when touching, it returns to the trend screen.

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Operate explanation

Data display screen

Menu screen

Input

Input setting screen

Scaling

Scaling setting screen

Display

Display setting screen

Scale

Scale setting screen

Alarm value

Alarm value setting screen

Input CH

Alarm action

Alarm action setting screen

REC/CALC

REC/CALC setting screen

Copy

Copy screen of setting value

F value

F value setting screen

Timer

Timer setting screen

Calc. CH

Display

Display setting screen

Scale

Scale setting screen

Alarm value

Alarm value setting screen

Alarm action

Alarm action setting screen

REC/CALC

REC/CALC setting screen

Display

Copy

Copy screen of setting value

Group name

Group name setting screen

Group CH setting screen

Group CH

Parameter

Record

Other

Graph display

Setting (Main)

Setting (Sub)

Graph display setting screen

Setting (Main) screen

Setting (Sub) screen

Schedule

Unit

Message

Param Initial

Schedule setting screen

Unit edit screen

Message setting screen

DI function setting screen

Param Initial setting screen

7-7

7-9

7-11

7-13

7-15

7-17

7-18

7-21

7-22

7-23

7-11

7-13

7-15

7-17

7-18

7-21

7-24

7-25

7-26

7-28

7-30

7-32

7-33

7-34

7-35

7-40

Page

Wizard

Wizard screen

7-42

Auto disp

Auto disp setting screen

7-27

Progress time

Progress time setting screen

7-36

ProductsDisplay

ProductsDisplay setting screen

7-37

Int. SP DO

Int. SP DO setting screen

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7.3 Outline of parameter setting procedure

● Everything is moved,

selected and canceled by the touch of the screen.

● MENU button

The menu display can be moved.

●Back key

The trend display can be returned from currently setting display.

…

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7.4 Basic operation of setting screens

Explanation］

The basic operation of the setting screens is classified in the following methods. To move a set item,

the corresponding item is touched.

● Item into which set content whenever touching changes

In this case, OFF key when touching, it changes with Instant value

Max/Min key ⇒ OFF key….

Please display the content to be set by touch the key.

When selecting contents to set by the menu.

●

In this case, the channel select display can be changed by selects CH01 key touching. It touches

the channel to be selected.

When , key touching, channel No. can be changed directly without changing into the

channel selection screen.

When you can select two or more items, selected items become the luminous colors.

key ⇒ Average key ⇒

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● When selecting contents to set from list.

［

⑧Arrow key

①Character Entry box

③

④

⑦

Scroll bar

The item displayed in the list is selected touching.

The scroll bar is displayed when there is a selection item that exceeds the size of the screen.

The display can be changed by touching arrow key (

When the item is selected, OK key is decided touching.

When setting contents by entering characters or numerical value.

●

In this case, touch the Group 1 key to display the character entry display.

Touch the keys to enter a character one by one, and touch the OK key after entry.

The some characters corresponding to the one key. The character can be changed by touching the

same key several times. Example：In this case, ABC key when touching, it changes with “A”

Reference］

Description of Character Entry screen

②Alphabet key

Numerical value key

Symbol key

⑤Del key ⑥BS key

▲, ▼) or sliding scroll bar.

⇒ “B” ⇒ “C” ⇒ “A” …

⑨Character input key

⑩Clear key

⑪List key

⑫OK key

⑬Cancel key

Space key

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① Character entry box

The input character is displayed.

By touching the [

② Alphabet key

The capital letters and small letters can be changed.

③ Numerical value key

The numerical value input can be changed.

④ Symbol key

The symbol input can be changed.

⑤ Del key

The character or numerical value of the currently cursor position can be deleted.

⑥ BS key

The character or numerical value of the currently cursor position ahead a character can be deleted,

and the cursor is moved to the left.

⑦ Space key

The space character can be inputted.

⑧ Arrow key

The arrow key can be moved.

⑨ Character input key

It is a key to input the character.

In case where the character string is filled with blank, delete the blank and then enter characters.

You can’t enter characters without deleting blank.

The “voice sound symbol” and “semi voiced sound symbol” uses one character's worth of an area.

They should advance one character with the “

the character allocated in the same button.

⑩ Clear key

It has input character or numerical value can be all deleted.

⑪ List key

The input character can be selected from character string list or input history.

(It supports since recorder version 1.30 for input history function.) HIST：The inputted character string is registered automatically, and can be used again.

(The history will be initialized if power is OFF.) List：The character string registered into "String.txt" can be used.

[Char] in a text file means the number of characters which can be inputted.

[Max] means the number of the character strings which can be registered.

(A part to have exceeded is omitted and displayed.)

("String.txt" can be edited by the text editor of a personal computer.)

The "String.txt" is preserved in the “Etc” folder of the SD card.

Refer to Section 10.17 for “Etc” folder.

⑫ OK key

The input contents can be entered.

⑬ Cancel key

The input contents can be canceled.

①Character entry box], an input position is arbitrarily movable.

⑧Arrow key ( → )”, when you continuously input

Moreover,

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Input group

⑥

Burn Out

Input type

Channel No.

OK, Cancel key

RJC ⑤RJC channel

7.5 Setting the input spec

Explanation］

For select of the input types for each channel (thermocouple, resistance bulb and DC voltage input),

and the presence of Burn Out function can be set.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation］

Select the Input CH

The content of the display is different according to the input kind of setting.

No selected range

Channel No.

①

The set channel is selected. (The selection range becomes CH13

② Input type

The input type select display can be displayed by selects “

The list of input type can be displayed by touching input group. Selects the input signal touching,

and sets OK key touching. (The selected item is displayed in aqua.)

The display can be changed by touching arrow key (▲, ▼ ) or sliding scroll bar.

Touch the Chancel key when not changing.

key ⇒ Input key on the Parameter.

①

②

③

④

⑥

～ CH48 in the “Calc. CH.”.)

②Input type” touching.

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③ Burn Out

Setting the Burn Out function.(The record swings over to the 0% side or the 100% side)

Burn Out function can only be set when the input type is “TC” and “mV”.

④ RJC

The method of making amends for the temperature of the terminal of the thermo-couple range is

selected. Internal：It makes amends with a built-in temperature sensor. Assignment CH：It makes amends for measurements of the specified channel as a temperature of

OFF：It doesn't make amends for the temperature of the terminal.

⑤ RJC channel

RJC channel can only be set when the “

of a standard point of contact is specified.

⑥ OK, Cancel key

The each setting for changing contents is saved by the OK key. And, the “Parameter” can be

returned not change by the Cancel key.

⑦ No selected range

The gray color is displayed that cannot be selected now. In this case, can be selected by presses

OK key (or Cancel key) returning to “Parameter”.

the terminal.

④RJC” is “Assignment CH”. The measurement channel

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Measure range

Scaling

Channel No.

Scale range

Decimal point

Unit

OK, Cancel key

7.6 Setting the scaling

Explanation

Set the “scaling” and “Square root” when the input kind is “DC voltage” or “DC current”, and set

the “Measure range”, “Scale range”, “Decimal point” and “Unit”.

Note: Scaling can only be displayed when the input type is “DC voltage” or “DC current”.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation］

Select the Input CH

The content of the display is different according to the scaling of setting.

No selected range

Channel No.

①

The set channel is selected. (The selection range becomes CH13

② Scaling

ON/OFF of “scaling function” and “Square root function” is set.

When the scaling function or the evolution operation function is turning on, the decimal point

position and the unit can be set.

ON ：The input of the direct voltage and the current is converted into an arbitrary physical

OFF ： The scaling function is not used. (The decimal point position and the unit are

Square root ON：The time base range is assumed to be 0

Note: In about 0 points, please note that the digital instruction value might stagger because of the

scaling magnification and the display digit.

③ Measure value

This item can only be set when the “

The lower bound value (left) and the upper bound value (right) of the measure range are set.

key ⇒ Scaling key on the Parameter.

①

②

③

④

⑤

⑥

⑦

～ CH48 in the “Calc. CH.”.)

value by using the scaling function.

automatically set.)

～100%. The input value is %

converted, and the value is extracting the square root operated.

When the value is a minus, the square root operated result is assumed to be 0%.

Data (0

“0

～100%) that does the square root operated is converted into measurements as

～100%” of measurements.

The value up to 1% of measurements is connected from 0 by the straight line.

②Scaling” is “ON” or “Square root ON”.

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④ Scale range

［

This item can only be set when the “

②Scaling” is “ON” or “Square root ON”.

The lower bound value (left) and the upper bound value (right) of the scaling range to “Measure

value” are set. (-32000 to 32000 digit)

⑤ Decimal point

This item can only be set when the “

②Scaling” is “ON” or “Square root ON”.

The decimal point position within the range of scaling is set. A set value shows the number of

decimals.

※ The decimal point position is automatically set when the “②Scaling” is “OFF”, or “Input type” is

“TC”, “RTD”.

Reference］

The value becomes "-1000.0

～1000.0" when the value of scaling range is “-10000～10000”, and

the decimal point is “1”.

⑥ Unit

This item can only be set when the “

②Scaling” is “ON” or “Square root ON”.

The unit of “DC voltage” and “DC current” is set. The set unit is displayed for 3 seconds when

you touch the channel display (or, tag) in the measurement display area.

Please select an arbitrary unit from the unit selection screen (figure below), and set it with the OK

key. Moreover, the unit made by “Unit” is displayed in “Custom”. (Refer to Section 7.22 for

“Unit”.)

※ The unit is automatically set when the “②Scaling” is “OFF”, or “Input type” is “TC”, “RTD”.

OK, Cancel key

⑦

The each setting for changing contents is saved by the OK key. And, the “Parameter” can be

returned not change by the Cancel key.

⑧ No selected range

The gray color is displayed that cannot be selected now. In this case, can be selected by presses

OK key (or Cancel key) returning to “Parameter”.

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Description

TAG

Channel No.

Display color

OK, Cancel key

7.7 Setting the display method of channel

Explanation

The tag name, the explanation, and the display color of each channel are set, and a set content is

displayed on the trend screen.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation］

Select the Input CH

No selected range

Channel No.

①

The set channel is selected. (The selection range becomes CH13

② TAG

“TAG” is displayed on the trend screen instead of “Channel No.”. (Up to 8 characters can be

registered.)

It is necessary to set the item of the TAG display set key to “TAG”, to display the set tag name

on the trend screen. (Refer to Section 7.15 for TAG display set key.)

③ Description

The comment on the input channel is set. (Up to 52 characters can be registered.)

The input explanation is displayed on the “Channel operation” of Real time trend display (figure

below). (Refer to Section 6.1 for “Channel operation”.)

key ⇒ Display key on the Parameter.

①

②

③

④

⑤

～ CH48 in the “Calc. CH.”.)

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④ Display color

The display color of each channel is set, and displays on the trend screen.

Please select an arbitrary display color from the display color selection screen (figure below).

The part where the setting is reflected becomes “Trend display”, “Scale display”, and

“Measurements display area”. (Refer to Section 6.1

※ The display colors that can be selected are 16 colors. Please switch the page with Back key or

～ 6.2 for each item)

Next key.

OK, Cancel key

⑤

The each setting for changing contents is saved by the OK key. And, the “Parameter” can be

returned not change by the Cancel key.

⑥ No selected range

The gray color is displayed that cannot be selected now. In this case, can be selected by presses

OK key (or Cancel key) returning to “Parameter”.

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Range of scale

Channel No.

Partitions

OK, Cancel key

Scale No.

7.8 Setting the scale of channel

Explanation

Range of scale, and Partitions of each channel are set.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation］

Select the Input CH

No selected range

Channel No.

①

The set channel is selected. (The selection range becomes CH13

② Range of scale

The lower bound value (left) and the upper bound value (right), displayed on the trend screen is

set.

The decimal point position of the scale range can be changed by changing the value of Scaling

key ⇒ Decimal point key. (Refer to Section 7.6 for Decimal point key.)

Moreover, the scale range can temporarily be changed from Scale key of “Channel operation”.

(Refer to Section 6.1 for “Channel operation”.)

key ⇒ Scale key on the Parameter.

①

②

③

④

⑤

～ CH48 in the “Calc. CH.”.)

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③ Scale No.

You can display up to three scales, each on one level. Configure the scale No. setting to specify

which level each channel should be displayed on.

[One-level display]

Scale No. 1: CH01, CH02, CH03, CH04, CH05, CH06, CH07, CH08, and CH09,

Scale No. 2: None

Scale No. 3: None

[3-level display]

Scale No. 1: CH01, CH02, and CH03

Scale No. 2: CH04, CH05, and CH06

Scale No. 3: CH07, CH08, and CH09

Partitions

④

The number of “Partitions” displayed on the trend screen is set. (0 to 20)

If you specify "0" as partition value, the number of partitions is calculated automatically.

⑤ OK, Cancel key

The each setting for changing contents is saved by the OK key. And, the “Parameter” can be

returned not change by the Cancel key.

⑥ No selected range

The gray color is displayed that cannot be selected now. In this case, can be selected by presses

OK key (or Cancel key) returning to “Parameter”.

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Output

Alarm type

Channel No.

Alarm value

OK, Cancel key

7.9 Setting the alarm value

Explanation

When abnormality occurs in measurements recording, warning is occurred. Moreover, the warning

units relay number of the option is specified, and the warning output destination is set.

Operation］

Select the Input CH

No selected range

Channel No.

①

The set channel is selected. (The selection range becomes CH13

② Alarm type

ON/OFF of the alarm function and the warning type are set.

HI : When measurements exceed a set value, warning is occurred. LOW : When measurements fall below compared with a set value, warning is occurred.

Fault : Warning is occurred at “H over”, “L over”, “Burn out”, “INVALID”, and

key ⇒ Alarm value key on the Parameter.

“Abnormal input”.

①

②

③

④

⑤

～ CH48 in the “Calc. CH.”.)

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③ Output

The warning units relay number of the option is specified, and the warning output destination is

set. The selection item changes by connecting the relay and the transistor.

Common : The main body has been equipped normally. Relay : When the “Relay card (Option)” is selected, can be set. Transistor: When the “DI/DO card (Option)” is selected, can be set.

Alarm value

④

This item cannot only be set when the “

The alarm value is set.

The decimal point position of the alarm value can be changed by changing the value of Scaling

key ⇒ Decimal point key. (Refer to Section 7.6 for Decimal point key.)

⑤ OK, Cancel key

The each setting for changing contents is saved by the OK key. And, the “Parameter” can be

returned not change by the Cancel key.

⑥ No selected range

The gray color is displayed that cannot be selected now. In this case, can be selected by presses

OK key (or Cancel key) returning to “Parameter”.

②Alarm type” is “Fault”.

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Alarm delay

Channel No.

OK, Cancel key

Hysteresis

7.10 Setting the alarm action

Explanation

“Hysteresis” and “Alarm delay” of each channel are set. Then, when measurements stay near the

alarm value, occurred/release of alarm is consecutive and it is made not to happen.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation］

Select the Input CH key

No selected range

Channel No.

①

The set channel is selected. (The selection range becomes CH13

② Hysteresis

The Hysteresis width from the “Alarm occurred” to the “Alarm release” is set with “%”.

(0.0 to 100.0 %)

Reference］

●Setting: Hysteresis “0.5%”, Scaling “0 ～ 10000”, Act. “HI”, Value “8000”.

When measurements become 8000 or more, alarm is occurred. And alarm keeps being

occurred in 7950 or less until becoming it.

③ Alarm delay

It sets whether the alarm occurred how many seconds after measurements reach it at the alarm

occurred. (0 to 3600 sec)

④ OK, Cancel key

The each setting for changing contents is saved by the OK key. And, the “Parameter” can be

returned not change by the Cancel key.

⑤ No selected range

The gray color is displayed that cannot be selected now. In this case, can be selected by presses

OK key (or Cancel key) returning to “Parameter”.

⇒ Alarm action key on the Parameter.

①

②

③

④

～ CH48 in the “Calc. CH.”.)

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Record type

Channel No.

OK, Cancel key

Input filter

Offset

Gain

7.11 Setting the REC/CALC

Explanation

“Input filter”, “Record type”, “Offset”, and “Gain” of each channel are set.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation］

Select the Input CH key

No selected range

Channel No.

①

The set channel is selected. (The selection range becomes CH13

② Input filter

The time constant of the input filter (the first order filter) is set. (0 to 99 sec) A time constant expresses the time to reach 63.2% of measured value. If the setting values of an input filter increase, the speed which measured value changes in proportion to it will become loose.

③ Record type

The method of operating measurements is specified for the record cycle, and the operation result is recorded on the SD card. The record cycle can be set from Record key (Refer to Section 7.19 for Setting (Main) key. Moreover, please refer a next page for the detail of each record type.)

Instant value ：The instant value every record cycle is recorded. Average ：The average value is calculated and recorded. Max/Min ：The Max/Min value is calculated and recorded. OFF ：It doesn't record on the SD card though the trend is recorded.

※ Record data is not created if the record type of all the channels is "OFF".

④ Offset

The value added (Offset) to the input is set. (-32000 to 32000 digit) The decimal point position of the “Offset” can be changed by changing the value of Scaling key

⇒ Decimal point key. (Refer to Section 7.6 for Decimal point key.)

⑤ Gain

The ratio of I/O (Gain) is set. (-320.00 to 320.00 %) (Refer "●The specification of offset and a gain" of page 7-20 for Offset and Gain.)

⇒ REC/CALC key on the Parameter.

⇒ Setting (Main) key of “Parameter”.

①

②

③

④

⑤

⑥

～ CH48 in the “Calc. CH.”.)

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時間14:00:00

100

msec

14:00:01

平均値

瞬時値

58.5

56.3

57.3

57.0

最大値

最小値

時間14:00:00

100

msec

14:00:01

平均値

瞬時値

58.5

56.3

57.3

57.0

最大値

最小値

Instant value

Time

Max

Min

⑥ OK, Cancel key

The each setting for changing contents is saved by the OK key. And, the “Parameter” can be

returned not change by the Cancel key.

⑦ No selected range

The gray color is displayed that cannot be selected now. In this case, can be selected by presses

OK key (or Cancel key) returning to “Parameter”.

●The specification of a record type The following 3 record types can be chosen in this recorder.

①Max / Min

The maximum and the minimum in a "record cycle" are recorded. For example, if a recording cycle

is 1 second. The measured value of a total of ten pieces can be measured in 1 second. (Because, the measurement cycle in the interior of this recorder is 100 milliseconds (=msec).) (Measured value is recorded at the time of 0 millisecond of for 1 second.) If measured value changes a “lower left table”.

It becomes "the maximum is 58.5 and the minimum

is 56.3" (lower right table).

Time msec Value 14:00:00 100 56.6 14:00:00 200 57.3 14:00:00 300 57.9 14:00:00 400 58.5 14:00:00 500 57.9 14:00:00 600 57.6 14:00:00 700 57.0 14:00:00 800 56.3 14:00:00 900 56.6 14:00:01 0 57.0

It records here.

Record data Time 14:00:01

msec

Instant value

②

CH01 MAX CH01 MIN

58.5

56.3

The value of the last in a "record cycle" is recorded. Compared with the Max / Min record, time recordable on an SD card becomes long. (Because, record data

decrease in number to one piece from two piece.)

In the case of the above-mentioned example, "the instant value" becomes "57.0". (following table).

Recored data Time 14:00:01

msec

③Average The average in a "record cycle" is recorded.

CH02 INS

57.0

Compared with the Max / Min record, time recordable on an SD card becomes long. (Because, record data

decrease in number to one piece from two piece.)

In the case of the above-mentioned example, "the average" becomes "57.3". (following table).

Record data Time 14:00:01

msec

CH03 AVG

57.3

Average

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Change of output value by Offset

100

120

140

160

0 1 2 3 4 5

Input(0-5mV)

Output

Change of output value by Gain

100

150

200

250

0 1 2 3 4 5

Input(0-5mV)

Output

●The specification of offset and gain This recorder can set offset (shift value) and gain (inclination). The graph when setting offset and a gain is shown.(following) Ex) Channel type: 0-5mV Scaling range: 0-100%

The operation expression about Offset and Gain is as follows.

P’= A calculation result of offset and gain ※1

P’= A * P + B P = Measured value

A = Gain value (inclination) (-320.00～320.00%)

B = Offset value (-32000～32000 It is dependent on the decimal point. ※2)

1 The judgment of input error (such as Burnout, Error, and L/H Over) is performed against the input and for

※

the result of offset or gain calculation.

※2 Refer to Section 7.6 for Decimal point.

● If input type is changed or the scaling function is turned ON/OFF, the offset and gain set value for the

channel is cleared.

Offset = 50

Offset = 0

Gain = 200%

Gain = 100%

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Channel No.

Back, OK, Cancel key

7.12 Copy the channel setting

Explanation

The setting value of each channel is copied onto another channel.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, cannot be copy of channel.

Operation］

Select the Input CH key

Channel No.

①

The channel that becomes the copy source of setting value is selected touching. (The selected

item is displayed in red.)

The copy destination can be selected by selecting the copy source. (Plurals can be selected. The

selected item is displayed in luminous color.

(The selection range becomes CH13 ～ CH48 in the “Calc. CH.”.)

② Back, OK, Cancel key

The copy of the setting is executed with OK key. Please select the Back key when you want to do

the selection at the copy destination try again. (If the channel at a “Copy source” and “Copy

destinations” is not selected, Back, OK key cannot be selected.)

Moreover, it returns to the parameter setting screen without changing the setting with the Cancel

key.

⇒ Copy key on the Parameter.

)

①

②

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Start temp.

Z value

Manual reset

Reference temp.

［

7.13 Setting the F value

Explanation

“Reference temp.”, “Z value (Extinction value of bacterium by heating sterilization)” and “Start

temp.” of each channel are set.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation］

Select the Calc. CH key

Reference temp.

①

The reference temperature in F value calculation is set. (-3200.0 to 3200.0 )

② Z value

The Z value (Extinction value of bacterium by heating sterilization) in F value calculation is set.

( -3200.0 to 3200.0 )

③ Start temp.

The start temperature in F value operation is set. (-3200.0 to 3200.0)

F value calculation is not done while it falls below the onset temperature.

④ Manual reset

The multiplication data of F value calculation (timer) is reset by manual operation.

Moreover, integrated value can be reset with the "Func button". "Device / Other" ⇒ "FUNC key" is "Addition reset."

(Refer to Section 8.18 for "FUNC key".)

⇒ F value key on the Parameter.

①

②

③

④

At the time, the System ⇒

Note]

・In order to use F value operation, it is necessary to set a FCAL function as an calculation channel.

・Setting of a FCAL function and other functions is possible only from a Parameter Loader.

(Refer to Section 2.3 of “Parameter Loader Instruction Manual (WXPVM70mnAR102E)” for detail.)

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T2 timer (min)

T1 timer (sec)

7.14 Setting the timer of channel

Explanation

To execute reset of the input value at the set interval time, “T1 timer (sec)”, “T2 timer (min)” of

each channel is set.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation］

Select the Calc. CH key

T1 timer (sec)

①

The T1 timer (sec) is set. (1 to 9999) Please input an arbitrary T1 timer (sec) from the numeric input screen, and set it with the OK key.

② T2 timer (min)

The T2 timer (min) is set. (1 to 9999) Please input an arbitrary T2 timer (min) from the numeric input screen, and set it with the OK key.

The content of the timer can be selected according to the following 6 kinds besides the above-mentioned. (A set value is fixation, and not changes. Moreover, a set value is set from the parameter loader. Refer to Section 2.3 of “PARAMETER LOADER INSTRUCTION MANUAL” for details)

Item Content

T3 Reset is executed at twelve o'clock (midnight) every day.

T4 Reset is executed at twelve o'clock (midnight) of Sunday every week.

T5 Reset is executed at twelve o'clock (midnight) of the first every month.

T6 Reset is executed at every o'clock. (※1)

U1 Reset by DI. (※2)

U2 Reset by DI. (※1) (※2)

※1 (It supports since recorder version 1.30.) ※2 To set it, “U1” or “U2” is selected by Others key ⇒ DI key.

(Refer to Section 7.24 for DI key.)

⇒ Timer key on the Parameter.

①

②

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TAG display setting

Display name

Switch of display

Group No.

7.15 Setting the group name

Explanation

Name of group that displays it on trend screen, switch of channel No. and tag display, and switch of

ON/OFF of group display are set.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation］

Select the Display key

Group No.

①

The set group is selected.

② Display name

The group name that displays it on the trend screen is set.

Please input an arbitrary display name from the character input screen, and set it with the OK

key.

③ TAG display setting

The display method of measured value display area is selected from “Channel No.” and “Tag”.

Channel No.：Channel No. is displayed on the trend screen. TAG：The tag name set beforehand is displayed on the trend screen.

The combination of displayed channel No. can be set by Display key

(Refer to Section 7.16 for Group CH key)

The character set by Input CH key ⇒ Display key ⇒ TAG key is displayed on the trend screen.

(Refer to Section 7.7 for TAG key.)

④ Switch of display

“Display/non-display” of the group in the trend screen is selected.

The group that makes the setting “OFF” is not displayed on the trend screen. (Group1 and Sub

Group cannot switch ON/OFF.)

⇒ Group name key on the Parameter.

①

②

③

④

⇒ Group CH key.

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Group No.

Channel No.

7.16 Setting the displayed channel

Explanation

The combination of channel No. that each group displays in the measured value display area of the

trend screen is set.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation］

Select the Display key

Group No.

①

The set group is selected.

② Channel No.

Selected items are displayed in the measured value display area.

(Plurals can be selected. The selected item is displayed in luminous color.)

When the number of channel selections is 6 or less, the measured value display area is 1 step (left

of the figure below). Moreover, when the number of channel selections is 7 or more, the

measured value display area is 2 steps (right of the figure below).

[Channel selection number: Or less 6] [Channel selection number: Or more 7]

⇒ Group CH key on the Parameter.

①

②

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Vertical trend display

Horizontal trend display

Bar graph display

Group No.

Digital display

7.17 Select the ON/OFF of graph type

Explanation

The switch of display/non-display of “Horizontal trend”, “Vertical trend”, “Bar graph”, and “Digital

display” of each group displayed on the trend screen is set. (Refer to Section 6.2

trend screen.)

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation］

Select the Display key

Group No.

①

The set group is selected.

Horizontal trend display

②

Display/non-display of the “Horizontal trend display” is switched.

When “OFF” is selected, the “Horizontal trend display” is not displayed.

③ Vertical trend display

Display/non-display of the “Vertical trend display” is switched.

When “OFF” is selected, the “Vertical trend display” is not displayed.

④ Bar graph trend display

Display/non-display of the “Bar graph display” is switched.

When “OFF” is selected, the “Bar graph display” is not displayed.

⑤ Digital display

Display/non-display of the “Digital display” is switched.

When “OFF” is selected, the “Digital display” is not displayed.

～ 6.4 for each

⇒ Graph display key on the Parameter.

①

②

③

④

⑤

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Auto display

Change cycle

7.18 Setting the automatic change function of a display group

Explanation

In a realtime trend screen, a group is automatically switched at a fixed interval.

(It supports since recorder version 1.30.)

Operation］

Select the Display key

Auto display

①

ON/OFF of an auto display function is chosen.

Only the group from which the item of the Display key of a Group name key is set to "ON"

switches a display. (Refer to Section 7.15 for Display key.)

② Change cycle

The cycle which switches a group is chosen from "5 sec", "10 sec", "15 sec", "30 sec", and "60

sec".

⇒ Auto display key on the Parameter.

①

②

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1 month

When it becomes 0:00:00 on the first day of each month

1 year

When it becomes 0:00:00 on January 1st of each year

File record cycle

Record cycle

File overwrite function

7.19 Setting the record cycle of main record

Explanation

“Record type of main record”, “File record cycle” and “ON/ OFF of file overwrite function” is set.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation］

Select the Record key

Record cycle

①

The update cycle of the trend recording (main) is set.

(Only when the sub record is set, “100 ms” can be selected. Refer to Section 7.20 for sub record.)

② File record cycle

Sets the cycle at which measured values being recorded are saved in a file.

The set file recording cycle is sampled in absolute time rather than relative time.

Example: - File record cycle: 1 hour

Definition of file record cycle

File record cycle Timing of recording file generation

1 hour At the time 0: 00: 00 to 23: 00: 00 each hour 0 minutes 0 seconds

1 day When it becomes 0:00:00 of each day

1 week When it becomes 0:00:00 every Sunday

⇒ Setting (Main) key on the Parameter.

①

②

③

- Recording start time: 12:10:20

→ The recorded data is saved at the timing of 13: 00: 00, 14: 00: 00, 15: 00: 00 ....

The range that can be selected changes according to the setting value of [① record cycle].

(Following table)

But, the range that can be selected depends on the version.

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card

Recording stops when the remaining memory

remaining capacity is 100%.

Recording will not stop.

memory.

card

remaining capacity is 100%.

internal memory reaches 0%.

Recording will not stop.

memory.

Selectable range with version less than 2.00 Selectable range in version 2.00 or later

Record cycle Selectable file record cycle

1sec to 5sec 1hour

10sec to 1min 1hour,1day

2min to 3min 1hour,1day,1week

5min to 30min 1hour,1day,1week,1month

60min 1hour,1day,1week,1month,1year

Record cycle Selectable file record cycle

1sec to 5sec 1hour,1day

10sec to 20sec 1hour,1day,1week

30sec to 5min 1hour,1day,1week,1month

10min to 60min 1hour,1day,1week,1month,1year

* Measurement values being recorded are saved in the internal memory first regardless of whether

the SD card is inserted or not inserted.

● Timing of data writing

For the timing of outputting recorded data to the SD card, refer to Section 5.3.

③ File overwrite function

Select ON / OFF of the file overwrite function at memory FULL.

The following shows the recording operation when overwriting function ON / OFF.

But, when the extended security mode is set, the overwrite function is always OFF.

Selectable range with version less than 2.00

OFF ON

capacity of the SD card is less than about 20 MB.

mount

unmount

It does not contribute to the remaining capacity in internal memory. Recording stops even when the internal memory

Recording stops when the remaining capacity in internal memory reaches 0%.

Selectable range in version 2.00 or later

OFF ON

Recording stops when the remaining memory capacity of the SD card is less than about 20 MB.

mount

unmount

It does not contribute to the remaining capacity in internal memory. Recording stops even when the internal memory

Recording stops when the remaining capacity in

*1 It is the same as less than version 2.00. *2 If there are a lot of files in a directory other than "SD ¥ Recorder ¥ Data", a deletion error

will occur and the recording will stop. Only the record data in "SD ¥ Recorder ¥ Data"

can be deleted.

※3 Example when recording stops (when all the following events overlap)

· When there is only one folder in "SD ¥ Recorder ¥ Data"

· When 48 days have elapsed from the start of recording and the remaining capacity of the

SD card reaches 0% (Record cycle: 1 sec ,File record cycle:1day)

Recording will not stop. *2 Delete and overwrite oldest recorded file.

Delete and overwrite oldest recorded file in internal

Recording will not stop. *2 Delete and overwrite oldest recorded file. Recording currently being recorded is not deleted.

If the SD card becomes full with only data currently being recorded, recording stops. *3

Delete and overwrite oldest recorded file in internal

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Sub pre record

Sub record cycle

Sub record timing

DI No.

7.20 Setting the record cycle of sub record

Explanation

“Record type of sub record”, “Sub pre record” and “Sub record timing” is set.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation］

Select the Record key

The content of the display is different according to the “Sub record timing” of setting.

Sub record cycle

①

The update cycle of the trend recording (sub) is set.

※ About the file record cycle of the sub record.

The file record cycle of the sub record is automatically set by the record cycle. (Table below)

Sub record cycle File record cycle

100ms 10min 1～30sec

● Timing of data writing

For the timing of outputting recorded data to the SD card, refer to Section 5.3.

② Sub pre record

ON/OFF of the pre record is selected. ON ：When the sub record begin, it returns during the time of “half time of file record cycle

OFF：Not pre recorded.

⇒ Setting (Sub) key on the Parameter.

1hour

1day

(sub)” and the record begins. Moreover, it records at the same time when the sub record

ends.

①

②

③

④

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③ Sub record timing

The sub recorded timing is set. (A sub record alone cannot be recorded. Please confirm it is

previously recording before it records.)

Func key：The sub record begins when the FUNC button is pushed.

※ System Settings “Device / Other” ⇒ “FUNC key” is “OFF” only when you can choose.

(Refer to Section 8.18 for "FUNC key".)

Alarm ：The sub record begins when alarm is occurred. DI ：The sub record begins when the DI input is turned on. Sync. ：The sub record begins, too, when main record is begun. OFF ：It doesn't sub record.

④ DI No.

This item can only be set when the “

③Sub record timing” is “DI”.

DI No. used for the sub record to begin is set.

Please select arbitrary DI No. from the DI No. selection screen.

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Start time

Schedule function

End time

A day of the week

7.21 Setting the schedule

Explanation

“ON/OFF of schedule function” (Record is started or stopped periodically.), “Start time”, “End

time” and “A day of the week” is set.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation］

Select the Record key

Schedule function

①

ON/OFF of schedule function is selected.

② Start time

Time to start the record is set.

Please input an arbitrary start time from the numeric input screen, and set it with the OK key.

③ End time

Time to end the record is set.

Please input an arbitrary end time from the numeric input screen, and set it with the OK key.

④ A day of the week

A recorded day of the week is selected. (Plurals can be selected. The selected item is displayed in

luminous color.)

All selections/release on a day of the week can be switched by selecting Daily key.

⇒ Schedule key on the Parameter.

①

②

③

④

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①

7.22 Setting the unit

Explanation

“Making”, “Edit”, and “Delete”, etc. of the unit displayed on the trend screen are operated.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the unit cannot be made.

Operation］

Select the Others key

Unit group

①

The made unit is displayed by the list.

Please select the arbitrary unit from “Unit group” to edit the unit, and select the edit or the delete

key. (The selected item is displayed in aqua)

② Making of unit

When an add key is selected touching, an above figure right screen is displayed.

Please input an arbitrary unit from the character input screen, and set it with the OK key.

(Up to 8 characters can be registered.) The made unit can be set from Scaling key ⇒ Unit key. (Refer to Section 7.6 for Scaling key.)

※ If a unit is set up by Scaling key, compatibility is lost between the set-up unit and the created

unit.Even if the unit currently used is edited and deleted, the unit currently used is not changed.

⇒ Unit key on the Parameter.

Unit group

Making of unit

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Message

Message No.

Timing

7.23 Setting the message

Explanation

When “alarm is occurred and cleared” or “DI ON/OFF”, the message is displayed.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation］

Select the Others key

Message No.

①

The set message No. is selected.

② Message

The message to display is set. (Up to 16 characters can be registered.)

Please input an arbitrary message from the character input screen, and set it with the OK key.

③ Timing

Timing in which the message is displayed is set.

Func key ：The message displays when the FUNC button is pushed. Alarm occurred ：The message displays when alarm is occurred. Alarm cleared ：The message displays when alarm is released. DI ON ：The message displays when the DI input is turned on. DI OFF ：The message displays when the DI input is turned off.

The set message is displayed in the “Event log”. (Refer to Section 6.6 for “Event log”.)

Moreover, when the message is displayed with the FUNC button, it is necessary to set

Device/Other key⇒ FUNC key key of System to “Message”. (Refer to Section 8.18 for

FUNC key key.)

⇒ Message key on the Parameter.

①

②

③

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DI function

DI No.

7.24 Setting the DI function

Explanation

DI function is set.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation］

Select the Others key

DI No.

①

The set DI No. is selected.

② DI function

The DI function is set.

OFF ：The DI function is not used. Record ON/OFF ：The record begins at DI ON, and the record is stopped at DI OFF. LCD ON/OFF ：When DI is ON, Regardless of “Sleep time”, “LCD ON” is always used.

U1／U2 ：When there is an operation channel by which "U1" and "U2" are set as the

※ "U1" and "U2" can be set up with the calculating formula of a Parameter Loader.

(Refer to Section 2.3 of “PARAMETER LOADER INSTRUCTION MANUAL” for

calculating formula.)

※ The DI function can set one item only to one “DI No.”. The function of DI No. set ahead

automatically becomes “OFF”, when you set the same DI function as two or more DI No.

⇒ DI key on the Parameter.

When DI is OFF, LCD is turned OFF in accordance with setting out of

“sleep time”.

※ Even if it turned OFF DI, LCD is not immediately come by OFF.

(Refer to Section 8.16 for “Sleep time”.)

timer type, and when the input of DI is set to "ON", timer operation is

executed.

①

②

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Condition

Progress time

CH No. / DI No.

Alarm No.

Manual reset

7.25 Counts the progress time

Explanation

Progress time is counted according to conditions. The counted time can be outputted as a value, if

"PASS function" is used.

(Refer to Section 2.3 of “PARAMETER LOADER INSTRUCTION MANUAL” for "PASS

function".)

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation］

Select the Others key

Progress time

①

ON/OFF of a progress time display is chosen. If it selects “ON”, it will be displayed on the lower of the clock display part of a realtime trend screen. (Refer to Section 6.1 for clock display.) Even if “OFF” is chosen, when conditions are fulfilled, progress time counts.

② Condition

The conditions which start or stop the count of progress time are chosen. ※When a count is stopped and it starts again, a count is started after resetting a value. Record：A count of progress time is started when record is started, and a count is stopped when

Alarm：A count of progress time is started when alarm occurs, and a count is stopped when

DI ：A count of progress time is started when DI is ON, and a count is stopped when DI is OFF.

③ CH No. / DI No.

This item can only be set when the “ CH number or DI number used for “

④ Alarm No.

This item can only be set when the “ Alarm number used for “

⑤ Manual reset

The count of progress time is reset by manual operation.

※ "All" in the selection item of CH number and alarm number means the thing of all the CH

number and alarm number.

Ex) CH number is "CH01", Alarm number is "All".

A count of progress time is started when an alarm occurs in either of "alarm number 1 of "CH 01". Moreover a count is stopped when an alarm recovered all of "alarm number 1 4" of "CH 01".

⇒ Progress time key on the Parameter.

record is stopped.

alarm recovered.

②Condition” is set up.

①

②

③

④

⑤

②Condition” is “Alarm” or “DI”. ②Condition” is set up.

②Condition” is “Alarm”.

～ 4"

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Products Display

Information No.

Title ④Display

7.26 Setting the production information

Explanation

Sets to display “production information” on the trend display. The recorder record “production

information” on comment data.

(It supports since recorder version 2.00.)

Operation

Select the Others ⇒ Products Display on the Parameter.

① Products Display

The operator sets to display all “production information” on the trend display.

② Information No.

The operator determines to set information No. among 8 information channels.

③ Title

The operator determines to set title of “production information” .(Up to 8 characters can be registered.)

④ Display

This item become effective to set when the “①Products Display” is “ON”.

The operator sets to display “production information” of Information No. on the trend display.

[Note]

“Production information” set to push the Func key. After Func key’s function set “Product Regist.”.

For details, refer to Section 8.18.

①

②

③

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Relay

Operates the relay

The relay output will be “ON” during turned on the power.

The relay output will be “OFF” during turned on the power.

SD mount

When the memory remaining

less

Operates recording main record

During operates recording main record / During stops recording main record

The relay output is on./ The relay output is off.

Operates recording sub record

During operates recording sub record / During stops recording sub record

The relay output is on./ The relay output is off.

Stops recording main record

During stops recording main record / During operates recording main record

The relay output is on./ The relay output is off.

Stops recording sub record

During stops recording sub record / During operates recording sub record

The relay output is on./ The relay output is off.

Int. SP DO

Output relay

Exposition

7.27 Setting the Int. SP DO

Explanation

The operator sets the output relay from “Int. SP DO (=This Paperless recorder output recording

state in Inside the virtual area)”.

(It supports since recorder version 2.00.)

Operation

Select the Others ⇒ Int. SP DO on the Parameter.

① Int. SP DO

The operator determines function of “Int. SP DO”.

No. Exposition Operating Conditions

①

②

③

201

202

203

204

205

206～209

Always ON

Always OFF

(*)Reserve

SD 10% or less

(*)Reserve

・

・SD unmount：When the memory remaining

210

211

212

213

214～220

(*)Reserve

(*) System area. It can not be set arbitrarily.

：

capacity indication is 10% or less

capacity indication is 50% or

The relay output is on.

The relay output is off.

The relay output is on.

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② output relay

The operator sets the output relay. Common ： The main body has been equipped normally. Relay ： When the “Relay card(option)“ is selected, can be set. Transistors： When the “DI/DO card(option)“ is selected, can be set.

[Note]

③ Exposition

This Paperless recorder display the Exposition that the operator determines function of “Int. SP DO”.

The function become OR output when the operator determines same the output relay.

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7.28 Initialization of parameter

Explanation

Parameter data is initialed.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the parameter cannot be initialized.

Operation］

Select the Others key

When Param initial key is selected, the confirmation screen (above figure) is displayed. The

parameter data is initialized when selecting YES key.

Moreover, a set value after the initial becomes it as follows.

⇒ Param initial key on the Parameter.

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●Parameter data initial value list

A day of the week

･Input CH Group CH Selected CH ：CH01～12 Input Input type ：±10V (All group)

Scaling Scaling ：ON Graph display Horizontal trend ：ON Meas. range(L) ：-10.00 Vertical trend ：ON Meas. range(H) ：10.00 Bar graph ：ON Scale range(L) ：0.00 Digital display ：ON Scale range(H) ：100.00 Decimal point ：2 Auto display Auto display ：OFF Unit ：% Change cycle ：5sec

Display TAG ：TAGnn (nn=ch) ･Record Description ：Blank Setting(Main) Record cycle ：1sec Display color ：Purple(CH01) File rec cycle ：1hour ：Red(CH02) File overwrite ：OFF ：Green(CH03) Setting(Sub) Sub rec cycle ：100ms Scale Range of scale(L) ：0.00 Sub pre rec ：OFF Range of scale(H) ：100.00 Sub rec timing ：OFF Scale No. ：No.1 Partitions ：4 Schedule Schedule ：OFF Start time ：00:00:00 Alarm value Act. ：OFF End time ：00:00:00 OUT ：OFF Value ：L1 100.00 ：L2 100.00 ･Others ：L3 0.00 Unit Unit ：Blank ：L4 0.00 Message Message ：Blank Alarm action Hysteresis(%) ：0.5 Timing ：OFF Alarm delay(sec) ：0 DI Function ：OFF Progress time Progress time ：OFF

REC/CALC Input filter ：0 Condition ：Record Record type ：Max/Min (CH01～12) ProductsDisplay Products Display ：ON ：OFF(CH13～48) Information No. ：No.1～8 Offset ：0.00 Title ：Model (No.1) Gain (%) ：100.00 ：Batch (No.2) ：Serial (No.3) ･Calc. CH ：Operator (No.4) F value Reference temp. ：0.0 ：Note1 (No.5) Z value ：0.0 ：Note2 (No.6) Start temp. ：0.0 ：Note3 (No.7) ：Note4 (No.8) Timer T1 timer(sec) ：1 Display ：0N (No.1～5) T2 timer(min) ：1 0FF(No.6～8)

･Display

Group name

：DISP_GRP_SUB

Display name

TAG disp set Display

：DISP_GRP_1 ：DISP_GRP_2 ：DISP_GRP_3 ：DISP_GRP_4 ：DISP_GRP_5 ：DISP_GRP_6

：Channel No. ：ON (Group1, SUB) ：OFF(Group2～6)

Int. SP DO

Int. SP DO Output relay

：All release

：No.201～220 ：All OFF

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②

7.29 Using the wizard function

Explanation

Necessary minimum set item can continuously be set by using the wizard function.

Moreover, when the Mode of the System is only “Normal”, this item is displayed. (Refer to Section

7.1 for Mode key.)

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the wizard function cannot be used.

Operation］

Select the Others key

CH No.

①

When “

Moreover, it is possible to switch to “Input setting screen”, “Scaling setting screen”, and “Scale

setting screen” by selecting Back and Next key touching.

(Refer to Section 7.5 ～ 7.8 for each setting screen.)

When OK key to the “Scale setting screen” is selected touching, the setting is end.

Moreover, the “copy screen of the channel” is displayed when the Copy key is selected.

(Refer to Section 7.12 for “Copy screen of the channel”.)

② Group No.

When Next key is selected on the “CH No. selection screen” (above figure the left), the “group

No. selection screen” (above figure the right) is displayed.

When “

Moreover, it is possible to switch to “Group name setting screen”, “Group channel setting screen”,

and “Graph display setting screen” by selecting Back and Next key touching.

(Refer to Section 7.15 ～ 7.17 for each setting screen.)

When OK key to the “Graph display setting screen” is selected touching, the setting is end.

⇒ Wizard key on the Parameter.

CH No.

①CH No.” is selected, the “Input setting screen” is displayed.

②Group No.” is selected, the “Group name setting screen” is displayed.

Group No.

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Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Channel

Select the channel number.

Input type

Set the input type.

RJC

Select the RJC function. ※1

RJC Channel

Select the RJC channel. ※2

Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Channel

Select the channel number.

Scaling

Set the scaling and square rooter. ※1

Range

Input the value of range. ※2

Ind. Value

Input the Ind. value. ※2

Ind. value DP

Set the unit. ※2

sets the user.

Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Channel

Select the channel number.

Input the TAG.

operation screen for item 6.1-

Description

Set the comment for input channel.

Display color

Select the display color. The colors that can be selected are 16 colors.

7.30 “Input CH” list

Explanation］

Various settings concerning the input channel are done. Refer to Section 7.5

Reference］

When the operational mode is only an advanced mode, the item that “

is displayed. Refer to Section 7.1 for “Mode”.

There are setting and item not displayed according to the number of input channels and set of the

7.31 “Calc. CH” list

Explanation］

Various settings concerning the calc. channel are done. Refer to Section 7.5

The operational expression and the more details setting of the operation channel can be set with the

parameter loader software. Setting it with the main body of the recorder becomes only the part.

Please refer the “PARAMETER LOADER INSTRUCTION MANUAL” for details.

［F value］

［Timer］

～ 7.14 for details.

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［Display］

TAG

Tag can display it instead of the channel. Display the channel

Description Set the comment for input channel.

［Scale］

Scale No. Set the scale No.

Partitions

［Alarm value］

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⑧

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OUT Select the DO number.

※ Value cannot be set when the “Act.” is “Fault”

※ When you select warning kind of “Fault”, warning is generated at “H over”, “L over”, “Burnout”,

“Invalid value”, and “abnormal input” etc.

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Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Channel

Select the channel number.

Hysteresis (%)

Input the value of Hysteresis.

Input the value of Alarm delay.

Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Channel

Select the channel number.

Input filter

Input the value of Input filter (the first order lag filter).

Record type

Select the Record type.

Offset

Input the value of Offset.

Gain (%)

Input the value of Gain.

Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Source CH

Select the copy source channel number.

Destination CH

Select the copy destination channel number. (Plurals can be selected.)

［Alarm action］

Alarm Delay(sec)

［REC/CALC］

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［Copy］

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Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Group

Select the group number.

Display name

Set the display name.

TAG disp set

Select the TAG display set.

Display

Select the display “ON”, “OFF”. ※

Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Group

Select the group number.

The selected part is brightly, and an arbitrary channel can be set. Only the registered channel is recorded in the sub record.

Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Group

Select the group number.

Horizontal trend

The Horizontal trend display is “ON” and “OFF” is selected.

Vertical trend

The Vertical trend display is “ON” and “OFF” is selected.

Bar graph

The Bar graph display is “ON” and “OFF” is selected.

Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Auto disp change

ON/OFF of a auto display function is chosen.

The cycle which switches a display group is chosen from "5 sec", "10 sec", "15 sec", "30 sec", and "60 sec".

7.32 “Display” list

Explanation］

In the “Display”, it is possible to set it variously concerning the display of the measuring data.

Refer to Section 7.15

［Group name］

※ Display cannot be set when the “Group” is “Group1” and “Sub Group”.

［Group CH］

～ 7.18 for details.

Chanel No.

［Graph display］

Digital display The Digital display is “ON” and “OFF” is selected.

［Auto change］

Change cycle

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Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Record Cycle

Select the record cycle.

File rec cycle

Select the file rec cycle. ※1

File overwrite

Select the file overwrite function, when SD card memory full. ※2

Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Sub rec cycle

Select the Sub record cycle.

Sub pre rec

Select the Sub pre record.

Sub rec timing

Select the Sub record timing. ※1

DI No.

Select the DI number.

100mm sec

10min

1～30sec

1hour

1～60min

1day

Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Schedule

Select the schedule.

Start time

Input the value of start time.

End time

Input the value of end time.

Select week

Select the week. (Plurals can be selected.)

7.33 “Record” list

Explanation］

In the record setting, it is possible to set it variously concerning the record of the measuring data. Refer to Section 7.19

［Setting(Main)］

※1 The range that can be selected by the item at the record cycle changes.

“100 ms” cannot be selected by the main record.

Selectable range with version less than 2.00

Record cycle Selectable file record cycle

1sec to 5sec 1hour

10sec to 1min 1hour,1day

2min to 3min 1hour,1day,1week

5min to 30min 1hour,1day,1week,1month

60min 1hour,1day,1week,1month,1year

※

2 Old data is deleted and operation is set when select the “ON”.

The record operation is stopped when the amount of the memory remainder is lost when select the “OFF”.

［Setting(Sub)］

～ 7.21 for details.

Selectable range in version 2.00 or later

Record cycle Selectable file record cycle

1sec to 5sec 1hour,1day

10sec to 20sec 1hour,1day,1week

30sec to 5min 1hour,1day,1week,1month

10min to 60min 1hour,1day,1week,1month,1year

※

※1 Func key can only be set when the “FUNC key” of “Device/Other” is “OFF”. ※2 “DI No.” can only be displayed when the “Sub rec timing” is “DI”.

・About the file record cycle of sub record.

As for the sub record, the file record cycle is automatically set by the record cycle. It is not possible to select it.

Record cycle File record cycle

［Schedule］

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Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Unit

The edit display of new unit can be moved by touching “Add”.

Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Message No.

Select the Message number.

Message

Input the Message.

Timing

Select the timing of message is displayed.

Channel No.

Select the channel number. ※1

Alarm No.

Select the alarm number. ※1

DI No.

Select the DI number. ※2

Item

Setting contents

Advanced

DI No.

Select the DI number.

Function

Select the DI function.

Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Progress time

ON/OFF of a progress time display is chosen.

The conditions which start or stop the count of progress time are chosen.

Channel No.

Select the CH number.

Alarm No.

Select the alarm number. ※1

DI No.

Select the DI number. ※2

Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Select to display all “production information”

Information No.

Select to set information No.

Title

Select to set title of “production information”.

Display

Select to display “production information” of Information No.

Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Int. SP DO

Select function of “Int. SP DO”.

Output relay

Select the output relay or DO.

7.34 “Others” list

Explanation］

Various settings concerning the others are done. Refer to Section 7.22

［Unit］

［Message］

※1 This item can only be displayed when the “Timing” is “Alarm occurred” or “Alarm cleared”.

※2 “DI No.” can only be displayed when the “Timing” is “DI ON” or “DI OFF”.

［DI］

～ 7.29 for details.

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［Progress time］

Condition

※1 This item can only be displayed when the “Condition” is “Alarm”.

※2 “DI No.” can only be displayed when the “Condition” is “DI”.

[ProductsDisplay]

Products Display

[Int. SP DO]

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○

○ ○ ○

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Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Param initial

Initialize the parameter.

Item

Setting contents

Advanced

Wizard

An at least necessary set item can continuously be set to each channel.

［Param initial］

［Wizard］

※ Wizard can only be displayed when the “Mode” is “Normal”.

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SD remove

SD card writing screen

SD format

SD card format screen

Ethernet1

Ethernet setting screen1

Ethernet2

Ethernet setting screen2

SNTP1

SNTP func setting screen1

SNTP2

SNTP func setting screen 2

FTP

FTP user setting screen

Modbus1

Modbus1 setting screen

Modbus2

Modbus2 setting screen

Param save

Param load

Setting value saving screen

Setting value loading screen

System

SD/Param

Comm.

8-2 … 8-3

8-15

8-14

8-12

8-11

8-10

8-9

8-4

8-7

8-5

Page

Device / Other

LCD

Clock

FUNC key

File format

Jump menu

Mode

Language

Version

Screen saver setting screen

Clock setting screen

FUNC key setting screen

File format setting screen

Jump menu setting screen

Mode setting screen

Language setting screen

Version check screen

8-28

8-27

8-26

8-25

8-24

8-22

8-21

8-20

Security Mode

Security mode setting screen

8-29

Security

ModbusMas.

Modbus master setting screen

Remote AI

Remote AI setting screen

8-17

8-19

Log output

Log output screen

8-6

Key lock

Key lock setting screen

User Regist.

User Regist setting screen1

8-32

8-30

SETTING AND CHECKING SYSTEMS

8.1 Outline of system setting procedure

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of data.

[Note]

8.2 Remove the SD card

Explanation

Data is written to the SD card, and it enters the state that the SD card can be detached.

※ When selecting SD remove key with the SD card has not been inserted in the recorder, the error

message is displayed. Please select again after inserting the SD card in the recorder.

Operation

Select the SD/Param key ⇒ SD remove key on the System. Moreover, the SD remove key can be

selected directly from the MENU.

・If it removes an SD card during record, please be sure to perform this operation in order to prevent breakage

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8.3 Format the SD card

Explanation

The data of the SD card is formatted.

※ When selecting SD format key with the SD card has not been inserted in the recorder, the error

message is displayed. Please select again after inserting the SD card in the recorder.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the SD card cannot be formatted.

Operation

Select the SD/Param key ⇒ SD format key on the System.

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File group

File name

8.4 Save the set value

Explanation

A set value is preserved on the SD card.

※ When selecting Param save key with the SD card has not been inserted in the recorder, the error

message is displayed. Please select again after inserting the SD card in the recorder.

Operation

Select the SD/Param key ⇒ Param save key on the System.

File group

①

The set value file saved before is displayed by the list.

Files can be displayed up to 100 at a time. Please switch the page by Back and Next key, when

there is a file any more.

② File name

The character input screen can be displayed by selects “

Input an arbitrary file name, and a set value can be newly preserved with the OK key.

※ When the file of same name in “①File group”, the file is overwrite saved. (The confirmation

screen is displayed.)

Moreover, (.dps) adheres automatically behind the preserved file name, and it is saved in the

“Prm” folder of the SD card. (Refer to Section 10.17 for “Prm” folder.)

①

②

②File name” touching.

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File group

8.5 Load the set value

Explanation

The set value preserved in the past is read from the SD card.

※ When selecting Param load key with the SD card has not been inserted in the recorder, the error

message is displayed. Please select again after inserting the SD card in the recorder.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the set value cannot be loaded.

Operation

Select the SD/Param key ⇒ Param load key on the System.

File group

①

The set value file saved before is displayed by the list.

Files can be displayed up to 100 at a time. Please switch the page by Back and Next key, when

there is a file any more.

The file is selected touching, and a set value is read with the OK key. (The selected item is

displayed in aqua.)

※ Only the setting data that exists in “Prm” folder of the SD card can be read.

(Refer to Section 10.17 for “Prm” folder.)

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Explanation

Output log to SD card. (It supports since recorder version 2.00.)

* If you select without inserting an SD card in the recorder, an error message will be displayed.

Please insert the SD card in the recorder and select again.

Operation

Select the SD/Param key ⇒ Log output key on the System.

Output destination］

A log is output to the folder called "Prm_YYMMDD_hhmmss" in the "Recorder" folder on the SD

card. The folder name is the time when the log was output. Prm_YYMMDD_hhmmss：YY(year), MM(month), DD(day), hh(hour), mm(minute), ss(second)

For various logs, refer to Sections 6.6 and 6.7.

Output file］

・A text file (file name: log.txt) to which eventlog, communication log, security log is input.

The contents displayed in the log display are output as a text file.

・

Parameter log file（File name: nnn_YYMMDD; nnn(Security log number),YY(year), MM(month),

DD(day)）

It is a parameter file linkedto the operation log recorded in the security log.

It is generated at the timing when the OK key of Input in Input CH is touched.

The parameter file is outputted in a form linked to the security log number as shown below. The

parameter file can be confirmed with the Parameter Loader. For the parameter log file, refer to

Section 10.19.

Security log contents in log.txt Prm_YYMMDD_hhmmss

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IP Address

Subnet Mask

Default GW

DNS address

MAC address

8.7 Setting the IP address

Explanation

IP address etc. necessary for Ethernet are set.

The following can be done by setting “Ethernet and FTP”.

● The record file preserved on the SD card of the recorder can be downloaded directly to the

personal computer by using the Viewer software of the attachment. (Network download)

● Realtime trend can be displayed by using the Viewer software of the attachment.

※ It is necessary to change the content of “Realtime trend setting” and “FTP setting” of the Viewer

software to use “Network download” and “Realtime trend display function”.

(Refer to Section 5.3

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation

Select the Comm. key ⇒ Ethernet1 key on the System.

IP Address

①

IP address of the main body is set.

Please input an arbitrary IP address from the numeric input screen, and set it with the OK key.

② Subnet Mask

The Subnet Mask is set.

Please input an arbitrary Subnet Mask from the numeric input screen, and set it with the OK key.

③ Default GW

The Default GW is set.

Please input an arbitrary Default GW from the numeric input screen, and set it with the OK key.

④ DNS address

The DNS address is set.

Please input an arbitrary DNS address from the numeric input screen, and set it with the OK key.

⑤ MAC address

The allocated MAC address of each recorder is displayed.

Please input an arbitrary MAC address from the numeric input screen, and set it with the OK key.

～ 5.4 of “DATA VIEWER INSTRUCTION MANUAL” for details.)

①

②

③

④

⑤

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● Example of setting IP Address

The Ethernet setting screen (above figure) is displayed.

Input an arbitrary numerical value to “IP Address” and “Subnet Mask”.

(In this case, IP address is set to “192.168.0.1”, and the Subnet Mask is set to “255.255.255.0”.)

Input an arbitrary numerical value to “Default GW” and “DNS address”.

(The Default GW and the DNS address can be omitted.)

The setting is preserved with an OK key. (After the power supply is turned on again, it becomes

effective.)

Please inquire of the network administrator before setting “IP Address”, “Subnet mask” and

※

“Default gateway”, “DNS server address”. The trouble might occur in the network when the

setting is not correct.

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Keep alive function

Keep alive cycle

8.8 Setting the keep alive function

Explanation

It is regularly confirmed whether the network is connected by setting “Keep alive function”.

Moreover, the cycle when “Keep alive function” is executed is set.

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation

Select the Comm. key ⇒ Ethernet2 key on the System.

Keep alive function

①

ON/OFF of “Keep alive function” is selected.

② Keep alive cycle

The “Keep alive cycle” is set. (1 to 240 min)

Please input an arbitrary “Keep alive cycle” from the numeric input screen, and set it with the OK

key. (After the power supply is turned on again, it becomes effective.)

①

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Current time and date

Selection of SNTP function

Setting of SNTP server

Calibration cycle time

Calibration start

8.9 Setting the SNTP client function

[Description]

Use the SNTP client function to receive the time data from the time server on a regular basis to correct the

recorder's time.

[Operation]

On the system setting screen, select Comm. key

screen.

① Current time and date

Displays the current time and date.

② Selection of SNTP client function

Select ON/OFF of the SNTP client function.

ON: Receives the time data from the SNTP server and calibrates the time. OFF: The SNTP function is not used.

When the correction of the time is attempted using the SNTP function during the recording

process, the correction is not performed if there is a difference of ±5 minutes or more from the

current time. If the difference is 5 minutes or less, the correction is performed by reducing the

difference little by little so that the time approaches the current time.

③ Setting of SNTP server address

Set the SNTP server address.

Input a SNTP server address on the character input screen, and then touch the OK key to set it.

④ Calibration cycle time

Set the time calibration cycle for the SNTP server. (1 to 200 hours)

Input a time calibration cycle on the numerical value input screen and touch the OK key to set it.

⑤ Calibration start

By touching and selecting the key for ⑤" Calibration start ", the time calibration starts immediately regardless of the setting in ④"Calibration cycle time".

Note) During the recording process, manual calibration cannot be implemented.

⇒ SNTP1 key to open the SNTP function setting

①

②

③

address

④

⑤

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Selection of time acquisition function

Setting of time zone

Setting of SNTP server

8.10 Setting the time zone and SNTP server function

[Description]

Set the time acquisition function ON/OFF and the time zone (standard time).

[Operation]

On the system setting screen, select Comm. key

screen.

① Selection of time acquisition function

When turning on the power supply, select ON/OFF of the function for acquiring the data from the

SNTP server.

(Enabled only when the SNTP function is turned ON. For details about the SNTP function,

refer section 8.9)

If the power supply is turned on when On is set, the recording process will not be started until the

time data is acquired.

② Setting of time zone

Set the time zone (standard time).

By touching and selecting the key for (2) "Setting of time zone", the time zone selection screen

(See below) is opened.

Touch and select a time, and then touch the OK key to set it. (The selected item is indicated in

light blue.)

③ Setting of SNTP server

Select ON/OFF of the SNTP server function. (Supported in the main unit version 1.60 or later)

⇒ SNTP2 key to open the SNTP function setting

①

②

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User name

Password

Level

8.11 Setting the FTP user

Explanation

The FTP user's making, the edit, and the deletion, etc. are operated.

The following can be done by setting “Ethernet and FTP”.

● The record file preserved on the SD card of the recorder can be downloaded directly to the

personal computer by using the Viewer software of the attachment. (Network download)

● Realtime trend can be displayed by using the Viewer software of the attachment.

※ It is necessary to change the content of “Realtime trend setting” and “FTP setting” of the Viewer

software to use “Network download” and “Realtime trend display function”.

(Refer to Section 5.3

Note: When the recorder is in recording, the setting cannot be changed.

Operation

Select the Comm. key ⇒ FTP key on the System.

User group

①

The made user is displayed by the list.

Please select the arbitrary user from “

edit or the delete key. (The selected item is displayed in aqua.)

～ 5.4 of “DATA VIEWER INSTRUCTION MANUAL” for details.)

User group

②

③

④

①User group” to edit and deletion the user, and select the

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② User name

When an Add key is selected, the FTP user setting screen (above figure) is displayed.

Please input an arbitrary user name from the character input screen, and set it with the OK key.

③ Password

The password is set to the made user name.

(The space character cannot be used for the password. Moreover, the password can be omitted.)

④ Level

The access when the level of the user who made it is set, and general FTP client software is used

is limited.

Administrator ：The file on the SD card can be read, write, and delete. User ：Only reading the file on the SD card (download) can be done.

Example of setting FTP

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The FTP setting screen (above figure) is displayed.

An add key is selected, the FTP user setting screen displays, and each item is input arbitrarily.

(In this case, user name is set to “user”, and the password is omitted.)

The level is selected. (In this case, level is set to “Administrator”.)

The setting is preserved with an OK key. (After the power supply is turned on again, it becomes

effective.)