T&D MCR-4TC User Manual

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2015.12 16504960010 4th Edition

User’s Manual

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This manual provides explanations of the installation and
operation of the MCR-4TC.

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Important Notices and Disclaimers

In order to properly use this product, please carefully read all docu­ments that accompany the product before using. T&D Corporation
accepts no responsibility for any malfunction of and/or trouble with this
product or with your computer that is caused by the improper handling
of this product and will deem such trouble or malfunction as falling
outside the conditions for free repair outlined in the attached warranty.

- All rights of the attached documents belong to T&D Corporation. It is
prohibited to use, duplicate and/or arrange a part or whole of the
attached documents without the permission of T&D Corporation.

- Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corpora­tion in the United States and/or other countries.

- Windows Vista is either a registered trademark or trademark of Microsoft
Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

- All registered trademarks, company names, product names and logos
mentioned herein or for products being used are the property of T&D
Corporation or of their respective owners.

- Specications, design and other contents outlined in the attached
documents are subject to change without notice.

- Please follow the safety precautions outlined in the attached documents
carefully. We cannot guarantee nor are we responsible for safety if this
product is used in any manner other than was intended.

- On-screen messages in the attached documents may vary slightly from
the actual messages.

- Please notify the shop where you purchased this product or T&D
Corporation of any mistakes, errors or unclear explanations in the
attached documents.

- T&D Corporation accepts no responsibility for any damage or loss of
income caused by the use of our product.

- Accompanying documents cannot be reissued, so please keep them in a
safe place.

- Please read the warranty and provisions for free repair carefully.

1

Safety Precautions and Instructions

Safety Precautions and Instructions

The following items should be strictly obeyed for the safe usage of this
product, and for protecting yourself and other people from bodily harm
and/or damage to property.

Explanation of Symbols

Warning Symbols

DANGER

Failure to follow the instructions with this symbol
could cause serious injury or even death.

CAUTION

Failure to follow the instructions with this symbol
could cause personal injury or physical damage
to equipment.

Picture Symbols

Denotes an important warning or caution.

Denotes a forbidden action.

Denotes an action that should be carried out.

2

DANGER To Prevent Serious Accidents

Do not disassemble, repair or modify the unit and accessories.

Do not use the unit in any environment that is exposed to
chemicals and harmful gases. Doing so may cause corrosion and/
or other danger to the unit. Also, coming in contact with hazardous
substances may cause bodily harm to the user or people nearby.

This unit is not water resistant. If water or a foreign object enters
the case, immediately unplug the AC adaptor and stop using it.

Do not handle the unit, remove batteries or cables with wet hands.

This product has been designed for private and/or industrial use
only. It should not be used in situations where strict safety
precautions are necessary such as with medical equipment, or in
systems directly or indirectly connected with human life or
well-being.

Do not drop or expose the unit to a strong impact.

Do not cut or process the cords for the communication cables.
Also, do not twist, pull on or swing any of the cords.

To prevent damage to the unit from static electricity, remove static
electricity from your body by touching metal around you (such as a
door knob and window frame) before touching the unit.

Place and store the unit and accessories out of the reach of
children.

Do not use any power, battery, sensor, or cable other than those
specied by T&D Corporation.

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We are not responsible for any damage, malfunction or trouble,
whether direct or indirect, caused by the use of our product.

Do not put anything on top of the cable. This may cause overheat­ing.

Do not disconnect the USB cable during USB communication.
Doing so may cause adverse effects to the unit and/or PC.

Make sure that all cable plugs are inserted fully, so as not to cause
an improper connection. Also, when unplugging the cable from the
unit, do not pull the cord, but hold the connector to disconnect.

If the unit produces heat, emits smoke or a strange smell, or makes
unusual noises, immediately remove the batteries, unplug the
power, and stop using it. Also, unplug the unit from the PC.

If the unit is not to be used for a long period of time, remove
batteries. If left in the unit, the batteries may leak and lead to
malfunctioning. Install new batteries when starting or re-starting to
use a unit.

Make sure that there is no magnetic media or materials within one
meter from the device.

Magnetic materials may cause damage to data stored in magnetic
media.

Do not remove the SD card or turn off the power while writing data
to the SD card. This may result in damage to data.

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CAUTION Do not place or store in the following areas:

• Areas exposed to direct sunlight

• Areas exposed to excessive heat or high temperatures such as near re or
heating equipment

• Areas exposed to static electricity

• Areas exposed to strong magnetic elds

• Areas exposed to dampness

• Areas subject to condensation or wet areas

• Areas exposed to excessive vibration

• Areas exposed to excessive smoke, dust or dirt.

CAUTION Other Precautions

• Use the unit in the specied operating environment. Do not use it for any
purpose other than for which it was designed.

• Condensation may occur inside the case when a unit is moved from one
environment to another where there is a great difference in temperature.

• Do not use the unit in wet areas or places exposed to water such as
bathroom.

• When connecting the unit to your PC, make sure to follow all warnings
and directions from your computer manufacturer.

• We shall not guarantee the unit's operation if it has been connected to a
PC using a USB hub or a USB extension cable.

• Please take extra caution when plugging in and pulling out the USB plug
while another USB device such as CDD or HDD is in operation.

• Do not insert any foreign objects into any of the units' jacks.

• If the unit gets dirty, wipe it with a clean cloth.

• Make sure to remove dust and dirt from plugs of any cables.

• Battery terminals may provide insufcient contact due to age or vibration.
This may lead to data loss.

• If the unit is not to be used for a long period of time, for safety reasons
please remove the battery. If left in the unit, the battery may leak and lead
to malfunctioning.

• When an SD card is not inserted, insert the supplied card slot cover to
prevent the intrusion of dust.

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Before Using this Product

Please be careful about the procedures for Installation.

(For USB communication between your computer and a
MCR-4TC)

In order to use a USB connection to communicate between the unit and
a computer, it is necessary to install the software and the USB device
driver.

Make sure to  rst install the software before connecting the unit to a
computer.

If you connect the unit rst, the USB device driver may not

be installed properly.

If you have connected the unit to your computer before installing the
software, make sure to click [Cancel] in the Wizard window when it
pops up on the computer display. Then disconnect the USB communi­cation cable from the unit.

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Table of Contents

Safety Precautions and Instructions ------------------------- 1

Before Using this Product ------------------------------------ 5

Overview

Appearance Diagram and Part Names ---------------------- 9

Explanation of Buttons --------------------------------------------------10

Touch Panel Operation Methods --------------------------------------- 11

LCD Display and Icons -------------------------------------------------- 11

About How Data is Recorded -------------------------------- 14

Using SD Memory Cards ------------------------------------- 15

Supported Memory Cards ---------------------------------------------- 15

Using MCR-4TC

Installing the Battery ----------------------------------------- 17

Usable Power Sources -------------------------------------------------- 17

Changing the Batteries --------------------------------------------------17

Measuring Temperature -------------------------------------- 18

About the Measurements Display --------------------------------------19

About the Trend Graph Display ----------------------------------------- 19

Operating the Trend Graph --------------------------------------------- 20

Increasing Recording Channels ----------------------------- 21

Storage Location for Group Recording --------------------------------22

Group Operations via Master ------------------------------------------- 23

Starting Recording by Group ------------------------------------------- 24

Stopping Recording by Group------------------------------------------24

About Menus

[Recording Settings] Menu ---------------------------------- 26

[Data List] Menu ---------------------------------------------- 28

Displayed Items when Recording Stopped: ---------------------------28

Displayed Items during Endless Recording: ---------------------------29

[Memory Card] Menu ----------------------------------------- 30

[Operation Settings] Menu ----------------------------------- 31

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Overview Using MCR-4TC

About Menus Using a PC with MCR-4TC Other

Explanation of Items in Each Menu ------------------------- 32

[Record Settings] Menu Items ------------------------------------------ 32

[Data List] Menu Items (when recording stopped) -------------------- 34

How to Read Graphs of Recorded Data ------------------------------- 35

[Data List] Menu Items (during endless recording) --------------------38

Canceling [Auto Data Export] ------------------------------------------- 39

[Memory Card] Menu Items ---------------------------------------------40

[Operation Settings] Menu Items --------------------------------------- 41

Using a PC with MCR-4TC

Installing the Supplied Software ----------------------------------------44

Connecting the Device to a PC ------------------------------ 46

Making Settings via PC -------------------------------------- 47

Channel Name -----------------------------------------------------------47

Downloading Recorded Data to a PC ----------------------- 48

Download Recorded Data using “MCR for Windows”----------------48

Recorded Data File ------------------------------------------------------ 49

Download Recorded Data from all Connected MCR-4TC Units ----- 50

Analyzing Recorded Data ------------------------------------ 51

Open Recorded Data ----------------------------------------------------51

Print Graphs ------------------------------------------------------------- 51

Other

Troubleshooting ----------------------------------------------- 52

Specications ------------------------------------------------- 56

MCR-4TC ---------------------------------------------------------------- 56

Software (MCR for Windows) ------------------------------------------- 58

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Overview

The MCR-4TC Multichannel Temperature Recorder is designed to
measure a wide range of temperatures using a thermocouple sensor.
After it measures and records temperature, the data can be easily
displayed in graph form, enabling the immediate on-the-spot checking
of continually-changing data.

Measure and Record

Use “MCR for Windows” for

Device Settings
Recording Settings
Downloading Recorded Data

Use “T&D Graph” for

Graph Display
Data Analysis
Printing and Saving in Text

Measurements

and Trend Graph

Coupling Image

SD Memory Card

or

USB Connection

Main Features in Rec Settings

Recording Mode
Recording Method
Recording Interval
Recording Channel

Master

Slaves

Throughout this manual, the MCR-4TC is also referred to as “the
device” or “the unit”.

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Overview

Appearance Diagram and Part Names

1. Input Terminal

2. Coupling Lug

3.LCD Display

4.Touch Panel (touchpad and
control wheel)

5. SD Memory Card Slot

6. USB Port

7.Battery Cover

3.

4.

7.

2.

[TOP]

[FRONT] [SIDE] [BACK]

[BOTTOM]

1.

5. 6.

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Explanation of Buttons

Press to change the selected menu or settings item (by going
up or down), and to increase or decrease the values shown in
the LCD.

Press to conrm the selected menu, operation, or value.

Press to jump to the [Start Recording] or [Stop Recording]
menu.*

Press to return to the previous screen in the menu or cancel the
current operation.*

Press and hold to turn the power ON/OFF.

Press to switch the display between [Menu] - [Measurements]

- [Trend Graph].

Press to switch between the touchpad operation and control
wheel operation. Press and hold to switch the key lock ON/OFF.

* Will not function when operating by control wheel.

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Overview

Touch Panel Operation Methods

There are two ways to operate the touch panel as follows:

- Touchpad operation

- Control wheel operation

Terms and gestures related to operations

Tap

(touch)

Tap desired area of
touch panel.

Press-and-hold
(hold down)

Touch the screen and
hold nger in place
for a few seconds.
Mainly used to switch
ON/OFF the power
and key lock.

Control Wheel
Operation (rotate)

Press and rotate the
control wheel (white
circular area).
Clockwise
movement moves
(up) and counter­clockwise movement
moves

(down).

IMPORTANT

- During operation, if none of the above gestures are performed for a while, the operation
will be canceled and the screen will return to the original value or previous screen.

- Make sure to use a bare nger to operate the touch panel. If you use the tip of your
ngernail, gloves, or touch pen, touch panel operations may not be recognized.

Auto Power Off Function

If the device is not used for about three minutes, it will automatically turn
off to save battery power. However, the Auto Power Off function will be
disabled in any of the following situations.

- When a recording session is in progress

- When measurements or trend graphs are displayed on the screen

- When running on external power

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LCD Display and Icons

The following contains some brief explanations about icons. Each menu
will be explained later in the “Menu List” pages.

LCD backlight will be ON
during operation.

9

8

7

1 2 3 4 5 6

1

Recording Status Shows the recording status.

REC: Recording in progress STP: Recording stopped
PRG: Waiting for programmed start IMM: Preparing
immediate start

2

Recording Mode Shows the recording mode.

: Endless mode
: One-Time mode

3

Recording
Interval

Shows the recording interval.

ms: millisecond(s)
sec: second(s)

min: minute(s)
When the recording method is Average, “Aver.” and the
recording interval are displayed alternatingly.

4

Recording Channel

Shows the channel(s) being measured and recorded.

5

Battery Mark Shows source of power and battery level

/ Battery Mark (Alternating Display): Running on
external power
Battery Mark only (see the next page): Running on
battery

6

Operation Mode Shows the operation mode status.

: Touchpad operation enabled

: Control wheel operation enabled

: Touch Panel disabled

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Overview

7

These indicate that there are more menu items above or

below for view. Use

and on the touch panel to scroll up

and down.

8

An item marked with an arrow denotes it has been selected.
Use

and on the touch panel to move the arrow up and

down. Press <ENTER> to execute the selected operation.

A highlighted display shows the item currently selected, and a blinking
highlight shows that an item is being changed.

The battery mark shows the battery level as follows.

: Full or near full power

: Beginning to lose power

: Signicant loss of power

: Change batteries as soon as possible

: Change batteries immediately

: Not operable with batteries only

Below are some examples of recording conditions and the
corresponding estimated battery life.

4 channels, Instantaneous value, 500-ms interval: About 7 days
4 channels, Instantaneous value, 1-sec interval: About 21 days
4 channels, Instantaneous value, 5-sec (or longer) interval: About 60 days

* Battery life varies depending upon the ambient temperature in which it is used, the

recording interval, the number of channels, and the frequency of data export to a
memory card.

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About How Data is Recorded

The MCR-4TC records measurement data to its internal memory. A
recording session is one cycle from recording start to stop, and the
MCR-4TC can record multiple sessions. The number of recording
sessions and number of data readings which can be recorded
depends upon the number of channels, the recording interval and
other settings. In the “n”th recording session, the remaining
memory space is used for recording.

EX: When logging capacity is lled during the 5th recording session:

1st

1st

2,000
readings

2,000
readings

2nd

2nd

3,000
readings

3,000
readings

3rd

3rd

5,000
readings

5,000
readings

4th

Internal Memory Capacity

4th

8,000
readings

8,000
readings

In Endless mode,
data will be overwritten from the
beginning of the 5th recording
session and recording will continue.

In One-Time mode,
recording will stop.

5th

5th

* If the memory capacity has not reached full, up to 30 recording sessions can be

made.

15

Overview

Using SD Memory Cards

It is not only possible to transfer data stored in the internal memory
to an SD memory card, but it is also possible to automatically
backup data while recording in endless mode. Operations related
to the use of an SD memory card are as follows:

Record in internal
memory

Copy data to a

memory card

Copy

to a PC

Exporting Data while Recording is OFF (Manual Saving) See p.34 for
details

[Data List]—[Export Selctd Data]

[Data List]—[Export All Data]

Exporting Data while Endless Recording is ON (Manual Saving /
Automatic Saving) See p.38 for details

[Data List]—[Expt Curr Data Now]

[Data List]—[Auto Data Export]

IMPORTANT

- Memory cards are not included. Please purchase separately.

- Measurement data cannot be directly recorded into a memory card.

- Before inserting an SD memory card into the device, make sure to switch off write
protection on the memory card.

- Exporting data to the memory card will not erase it from the device's internal memory.
Delete recorded data in the device as necessary.

Supported Memory Cards

- SD Memory Cards

- SDHC Memory Cards

IMPORTANT

- SDXC memory cards cannot be used.

- It is possible to run a quick test to see if your memory card works in MCR-4TC.

See p.40 for

details.

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Using MCR-4TC

The following shows the basic ow of procedures.

3.

Setting up the Device (see p.31) / Making Recording Settings (see p.26)

* Recording Settings can be made both on the device and from a PC.

4.

Measuring and Recording

Use MCR-4TC Use PC

1.

Getting Ready

Install the batteries (see p.17)

2.

Getting PC Ready

Install the provided software (see p.44)

Connect the device to a PC (see p.46)

5.

Viewing Recorded Data in Graph on the Device (see p.35)

6.

Downloading Recorded Data to a PC

Exporting data to an SD memory card for transferring to a PC (see p.34)

Using the supplied software “MCR for Windows” (see p.48)

* Either of the above can be used to download recorded data to a PC.

When not using a PC, the only necessary steps are 1 and 3 to 5.

7.

Analyzing Recorded Data on a PC (see p.51)

View Graph, Print, Save in Text

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Using MCR-4TC

Installing the Battery

Remove the battery cover from the back of the device, and insert
the supplied two AA alkaline batteries as shown in the gure below.
After the batteries are inserted, the [Please set the clock] message
will appear on the LCD.

* For information on how to set the clock, see p.41.

IMPORTANT

- Make sure to use new batteries of the same kind.

- Make sure not to mistake + / -.

- Do not insert or change batteries with wet hands.

- Be sure to completely close the cover.

- The MCR-4TC cannot recharge batteries.

Usable Power Sources

- AA Alkaline Batteries

- AA Ni-MH Batteries

- AC Adapter (USB type)

- USB Bus Power

Changing the Batteries

If the battery runs down before it is replaced, MCR-4TC will
automatically stop recording to protect data. Check the battery mark
(see the previous page) and change batteries as necessary.

IMPORTANT

- To protect data, please stop recording rst before changing batteries. Not doing so
may result in loss of data being recorded.

- When you wish to replace batteries while recording is in progress, make sure to
connect the USB cable to your PC for USB bus power.

- If the MCR-4TC runs out of power while processing data on a SD memory card, the
data on the card may be corrupted.

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Measuring Temperature

1.

Connect the thermocouple wire or thermocouple
extension lead wire to the proper terminals of the
MCR-4TC.

1. Prepare a single wire of Ø0.32mm to Ø0.65mm
(AWG 28-22), or a twisted wire of 0.08mm

2

to

0.32mm

2

(AWG 28-22) with a diameter of 0.12mm

or more. Strip about 10mm from its end.

2. Using a screwdriver or other such tool, while
pressing down on the input terminal button <B> on the top of the
device, insert the wire into the hole <A>.

* Thermocouples have polarity; make sure to

connect in the right way to get a proper
reading.
If the polarity is incorrect, changes in
temperature will be reversed (when the real
temperature increases, the measured
temperature will decrease).

Enlarged View of
Input Terminal

[Top Surface]

A
B

3. When removing the wire, push down on <B> and gently pull the wire
out of the hole <A>.

* MCR-4TC supports the following thermocouple types: K, R, S, T, and J.

* Temperature can only be measured within the heat-durability range of the sensor

being used.

2.

Press <DISPLAY> to switch to the graph display, and view the
measurements in a trend graph.

Measurements Trend Graph

10mm

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Using MCR-4TC

About the Measurements Display

The font size used to display the measurements automatically changes
depending on the number of channels.

* You can change the number of channels by going to the Main Menu and selecting

[Record Settings] > [Rec.Channel].

About the Trend Graph Display

A trend graph is displayed for each channel of data.

1

2

3

4

1. Channel for Display

The channel for display can be changed.
Select the measurement channel to view the graph.

2. Scrolling Method

: Scrolls graph and divisions together.

: Scrolls graph only.

* The scrolling method can be switched with <ENTER> when none of 1 to 4 are

highlighted or ashing on the LCD.

3. Vertical Axis Scale (max/min)

Specify the range of the vertical axis to be displayed in the graph.
The max and min values can be set in units of 100°C in a range of -300°C
to 1800°C.

EX) “V.AXIS -100, 500” shows that the displayed range of the vertical axis
is from -100 to 500°C.

4. Horizontal Time Scale (time/div)

Specify the value for each horizontal division in sec or min.

EX) “H.Axis 1s/div” shows that each horizontal division represents 1 sec.

* 4. The possible selections for the time scale will change depending on the

measurement interval.

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Operating the Trend Graph

Use and to highlight the desired item, and tap <ENTER>. While the
selected item is blinking, use

and again to change the value, and

tap <ENTER>.

* If no operations are performed or a change is not conrmed with <ENTER> while the

selected item is blinking, the operation will be canceled and the selected item will
return to the original value.

21

Using MCR-4TC

Increasing Recording Channels

Up to four units can be coupled together to allow for a maximum of
16 channels.

When the bodies of multiple units are connected, the MCR-4TC at
the far left side will be automatically designated as the Master and
all other connected MCR-4TC units will be designated as Slaves.

By starting recording on the Master unit, all connected Slave units
will start recording at the same time.

Coupling Image

Turn clockwise.

Slaves

Master

Coupling of MCR-4TC and MCR-4V is possible.
Refer to the MCR-4V User's Manual for its operating instructions.

IMPORTANT

When using MCR-4V as the Master and MCR-4TC as the Slave, Group Recording
cannot be started if the measurement interval of the Master is less than 100ms.

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Storage Location for Group Recording

When performing a group recording for multiple units, recorded data will
be stored in each unit's memory. To analyze recorded data on a PC,
either download data using “MCR for Windows”, or export data to the
SD memory card to transfer to a PC.

Master Master

“MCR for Windows” also
makes it possible to download
recorded data from Master and
all Slave units together.

Slaves Slaves

* All recorded data les downloaded using “MCR for Windows” will be stored in the

same folder by default. See p.49 for the storage location of recorded data and le
name.

23

Using MCR-4TC

Group Operations via Master

Group operations such as the starting and stopping recording for the
connected units can only be performed via the Master. Upon the start of
a group recording, the main recording settings will be temporarily
copied to all connected Slaves. Upon the stopping of recording all
copied settings will be returned to their original state.

Using “MCR for Windows”, it is possible
to start and stop recording by group by
connecting the Master to a PC via USB.

Master Slaves

Settings Controlled by the Master:

Settings for Recording Mode, Recording Method, Recording Interval,
and Recording Channels

Settings not Controlled by the Master:

Channel Name and Thermocouple Type

IMPORTANT

- Operations related to the SD memory card (such as Quick Format and Memory Card
Test) cannot be performed by group via the Master.

- To change the Thermocouple Type, either change directly on the target connected
Slave unit, or use “MCR for Windows” and connect each Slave unit to the PC with a
USB cable.

- The Channel Name can only be set or changed via “MCR for Windows”.

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Starting Recording by Group

1.

Make recording settings for each device separately; no matter if it is a
Master or a Slave.

* See p.26-27 for a list of the possible setting items.

* See p.23 for the settings that are/are not controlled by the Master.

2.

From the main menu of the Master, select [Record Settings] - [Start
Recording].

3.

For the [Method], select [IMMED(grp) or [PGM(grp)].

4.

Select [OK] and tap <ENTER>.

IMPORTANT

All connected Slaves need to have power switched to ON.

Stopping Recording by Group

From the main menu of the Master, select [Record Settings] - [Stop
Recording].

IMPORTANT

- During Group Recording, if the bodies of the devices are disconnected from one
another, recording will continue on the Master but will stop on the Slave units.

- Even when devices are coupled, power will not be supplied from the Master to any
connected Slave units.

- When the Master stops recording, all Slaves will stop recording.

- During recording in one-time mode, if the Slave's memory capacity becomes full,
recording will stop on that Slave unit.

25

Using MCR-4TC

26

About Menus

[Recording Settings] Menu

[Back]

Stop Recording

[Back]

OK

Start Recording [Back]

OK

Method:
IMMED(indv)

IMMED(indv) /
PGM(indv) /
IMMED(grp) /
PGM(grp)
Month/Day/Year
HH:MM:SS*

1

Rec.Mode: Endless Endless / One Time

Rec.Method: Instant Instant / Average

Rec.Interval: 10 sec 100 / 200 / 500ms / 1 / 2 / 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 /

30sec / 1 / 2 / 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 / 30 / 60min

Rec.Channel: CH1234 CH1 / CH2 / CH3 / CH4 / CH12 / CH23 / CH34

/ CH13 / CH24 / CH14 / CH123 / CH234 /
CH124 / CH134 / CH1234

CH1 T.C. Type

CH2 T.C. Type

K / R / S / T / J

CH3 T.C. Type

CH4 T.C. Type

27

About Menus

Save/Restore Sett. [Back]

Save Settings1
Save Settings2
Save Settings3
Save Settings4
Restore Settings1
Restore Settings2
Restore Settings3
Restore Settings4

*1: Will only appear when the recording start method is set to PGM (programmed start).

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[Data List] Menu

Displayed Items when Recording Stopped:

[Back] * List number, date, and time shown below

are examples.

Display Graph

[Back]

No4 Jul 30 '13 16:19:45
No3 Jul 29 '13 15:42:51

…

Export Selctd Data [Back]

No4 Jul 30 '13 16:19:45
No3 Jul 29 '13 15:42:51

…

Export All Data [Back]

OK

Delete Selctd Data

[Back]

No4 Jul 30 '13 16:19:45
No3 Jul 29 '13 15:42:51

…

Delete All Data [Back]

On This Device Only

On All Devices*1

*1: When selecting [Delete All Data] on the Slave unit, the [On All Devices] option will not

appear.

29

About Menus

Displayed Items during Endless Recording:

[Back]

Expt Curr Data Now

Formatted & Blank Card?

Auto Data Export*1

[Back]

Yes

Quick Format

No

[Back]

OK

*1: When recording in one-time mode, [Auto Data Export] will not be displayed.

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[Memory Card] Menu

[Back]

Quick Format

[Back]

OK

Memory Card Test [Back]

OK

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[Operation Settings] Menu

[Back]

Set Contrast: 65 0 to100

Check Memory

[Back]

Memory:

Data:

Set Clock

[Back]

Nov/07/'13 16:43:22

Time Zone GMT+09:00

DST 00:00

Beep: ON ON / OFF All / OFF Click

Key Lock: OFF OFF / 240 to 5 sec.

Unit of Temp: °C °C / °F

Burnout Detect: ON ON / OFF

Return to Default

[Back]

OK

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Explanation of Items in Each Menu

[Record Settings] Menu Items

[Stop Recording]

Click [OK] to stop recording.

[Start Recording]

Click [OK] to start recording.

[Method: IMMED(indv) / PGM(indv) / IMMED(grp) / PGM(grp)]

IMMED(indv): Starts recording immediately.

PGM(indv): Starts recording on the specied date and time.

IMMED(grp): Starts Group Recording immediately.

PGM(grp): Starts Group Recording on the specied date and time.

For details about Group Recording, see p.21.

[Recording Mode: Endless / One Time]

Endless: When the internal memory capacity becomes full, the most

recent data will be overwritten and recording will continue.

Onetime: Recording will be stopped at the moment the internal memory
capacity becomes full.

* See p.14 for an outline of info about recording and memory.

[Rec.Method: Instant / Average]

Select the recording method to be used.

Instant (Value): Records the instantaneous value at the set recording
interval.

Average (Value): Records the value as the average of the measurements
taken during the set recording interval.

See below for the sampling intervals when recording average values.

Recording

Interval

100 to 200ms 500ms to 1sec 2sec to 5min 10 to 60min

Sampling Interval

100ms 500ms 1sec 10sec

IMPORTANT

When recording average values, the rst recorded value is invalid because an average
cannot be calculated.

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[Rec. Interval: user-specied time]

Select from 18 choices: 100, 200, 500 msec. / 1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 sec. /
1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 60 min. (default setting is 10 sec)

IMPORTANT

- It is not possible to make different recording interval settings for each channel.

[Rec. Channel: user-specied channel(s)]

Select the channel(s) for recording. It is possible to select to record using
one channel or a combination of channels from Ch1 - Ch4.

[CH1 T.C.Type - CH4 T.C.Type]

Select a thermocouple type for each channel: Type K, R, S, T, or J.

[Save/Restore Sett.]

By selecting [Save Settings], it is possible to save up to 4 types of
recording settings. All setting items in the [Record Settings] menu can be
saved and re-used, allowing you to save steps to repeat making the same
settings each time.

To use the saved recording settings (No.1 to 4), open them by selecting
[Restore Settings (No.1 to 4)]. [Restore Settings] screen will show a part of
the record settings as below.

IMPORTANT

- Only settings that have been saved from [Save Settings No.1 to 4] are available for
restoring.

- While a recording is in progress, recording settings can only be saved, but not restored.

- ALL saved settings will be deleted by executing [Return to Default] from the [Operation
Settings] menu. It is not possible to delete each saved setting individually.

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[Data List] Menu Items (when recording stopped)

[Display Graph]

From the displayed list, select data you wish to view in a graph and tap
<ENTER>. See p.35 for details on how to read and control the view of
recorded data graphs.

[Export Selctd Data]

From the displayed list, select data to export to the SD memory card and
tap <ENTER>.

IMPORTANT

Multiple data les cannot be selected for exporting.

[Export All Data]

Select [OK] to export all data to the SD memory card.

[Delete Selctd Data]

While “Processing” is displayed on the LCD, do not perform any
other operations. This process may take a long time to complete.

Select the data you wish to delete from the displayed list, and tap
<ENTER>.

* If no operations are performed for a while on the data list screen, you'll return to the

previous screen.

* Deleting only a few (1-3) data readings from a list which contains a small number of

readings may have no effect on memory usage. (see p.41 for how to check memory
capacity)

[Delete All Data]

[On This Device Only]:

Select [OK] to delete all recorded data on the device currently in use.

[On All Devices]:

Select [OK] to delete all recorded data on the Master and all connected
Slave units all together.

* If you try to perform this operation on a Slave unit, the [Delete All Data] menu will

only show the [On This Device Only] option.

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How to Read Graphs of Recorded Data

The graph can be scrolled on the display by using or control wheel
operation to move to the left or right.

2

3

1

5

6

7

4

1. While scrolling, the time of recorded data appears on the top of the

screen.

2. The time of recorded data will switch to the measurement, a few
seconds after you stop scrolling.

3. The measurement shown in 2 is the value of the point located at the
center of the graph.

4. The bar on the bottom of the graph shows the portion of the data in the
view window.

Tapping <ENTER> allows you to change 5, 6 and 7.

5. Recording Channel

Select the desired channel to view a graph. If the displayed channel has
not been used for recording, you will see the “No Record” message.

6. Vertical Axis Scale (max/min)

Specify the range of the vertical axis to be displayed in the graph. The
max and min values can be set in steps of 10 degrees (C/F) in a range
of -300°C to 1800°C.

EX) “V.AXIS 0, 100” shows that the displayed range of the vertical axis
is from 0 to 100°C.

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7. Skimming Level (Horizontal Axis Scale)

Set skimming level for X-axis divisional boxes.

Skim×1 : The space between dots (data points on graph) is same as the

recording interval value

Skim×n : The space between dots (data points on graph) is “n” times

the recording interval value

The horizontal axis of
the graph display shows
a total of 100 dots.

(10 dots per box) × 10 boxes = 100 dots

There are ten data
points (dots) in each
divisional box.

Enlarged View

EX1) When recording interval is 100 ms and skimming level is "×1":

Each horizontal divisional box represents 1 sec (100 ms × 1 × 10
dots) with the total screen width showing 10 sec (1 sec × 10 boxes)
of recorded data.

EX2) When recording interval is 100 ms and skimming level is "×2":

Each horizontal divisional box represents 2 sec (100 ms × 2 × 10
dots) with the total screen width showing 20 sec (2 sec × 10 boxes)
of recorded data.

Use <ENTER> and <BACK> to move to the target item, then change
the value with

and .

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Skimming Level
(Horizontal Axis Scale)
Use

or to change.

Scroll Screen

Change Screen

Menu Screen

or

Vertical Axis Scale
Use

or to change.
Set the max and min
for the axis range.

Recording Channel
Use

or to change.

* When changing settings as above, if no operations are performed or a change is not

conrmed with <ENTER>, the change will automatically be applied and the graph
will return to the “Scroll” mode.

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[Data List] Menu Items (during endless recording)

[Expt Curr Data Now]

Use this to immediately export the data currently being recorded to the
SD memory card.

IMPORTANT

Memory cards are not included. Please purchase separately.

[Auto Data Export]

To prevent data loss in Endless mode, this menu will automatically export
the data to be overwritten to the SD memory card.

* When the internal memory capacity becomes full in Endless mode, the most recent

data will be overwritten and recording will continue.

Make sure to use a formatted blank SD card, or carry out a
“Quick Format”.

* During the [Auto Data Export] process, other operations cannot be performed except

for switching the LCD display between [Menu] - [Measurements] - [Trend Graph] by
pressing .

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Canceling [Auto Data Export]

If you wish to cancel the auto data export process, select [Back] and
tap <ENTER>.

The displayed message will be cleared when the process is terminated.

Restrictions on [Auto Data Export]

- The exporting process will be terminated when the SD card is removed.

- The process will be terminated when an SD card write error occurs.

- The process will be terminated when recording is stopped.

- USB communication cannot be used until the process has been
completed.

- During the process,

is deactivated and cannot be used to stop

recording.

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[Memory Card] Menu Items

[Quick Format]

Select [OK] to format your SD memory card for use in the MCR-4TC.

IMPORTANT

- This process will erase all recorded data from the SD memory card. It is recommended
to make backups of recorded data to a PC before formatting the memory card.

- It is not possible to erase individual data readings from the SD memory card.

- Do not turn off the power while the device and SD memory card are in communication.
If the device is running on batteries, make sure the batteries have power and are
installed correctly. If power is supplied by a PC over the USB bus, avoid power supply
disruption due to cable disconnection or power-saving settings on the PC.

[Memory Card Test]

Select [OK] to check if your SD memory card can be used with the
MCR-4TC. Not all commercially available SD memory cards can be used.
It is recommended to do this test before using.

IMPORTANT

If the memory card you wish to use passes the test but has problems when using, carry
out “quick format”.

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[Operation Settings] Menu Items

[Set Contrast]

Adjust the LCD contrast with and . Tap <ENTER> to conrm the
contrast.

[Check Memory]

You can check the memory usage (% of capacity) and the number of
recorded data.

[Set Clock]

1. Tapping will change the selection item of the display in the order of
month, day, year, hour, minute, and second. By tapping <ENTER>, the
value for that item will ash.

2. While ashing, use

to select the desired value and tap <ENTER> to

conrm.

3. Move to the next or previous setting item with

or .

* By tapping <BACK> while the selected item is ashing, the operation will be

canceled and ashing will stop.

[Time Zone] and [DST]

Set the time zone according to the region in which the MCR-4TC will be
used. Daylight savings time (DST) settings must be set manually.

IMPORTANT

- It is not possible to set the clock while recording is in progress.

- Please make sure that the date and time settings in the MCR-4TC are correct, if they
are not, the recording start time and recording time of downloaded data will be
incorrect.

- Clock settings (including time zone and DST) for the MCR-4TC can also be made from
your computer by using the supplied software “MCR for Windows”. When making
settings via the software, it is not necessary to carry out operations from the MCR-4TC.
For details, see the Help menu in the software.

[Beep]

This allows you to turn off the operation conrmation beeping sound.

* The “OFF Click” option will turn off the conrmation sound for touch panel operation

only.

[Key Lock]

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This function automatically disables the use of the touch panel if no
operations occur during a set period of time. It helps prevent handling
mistakes.
Use

to specify the amount of time before the lock sets (in 1-sec

units).

* If you wish to turn ON the key lock immediately, press and hold on the touch

panel. The lock can be released by pressing and holding again.

[Unit of Temperature]

Select °C or °F.

[Burnout Detect.]

When this function is ON, it will detect thermocouple burnout and the
device will display the “ER B.OUT” message on the LCD.

[Return to Default]

By clicking [OK], the device will be initialized by returning it to the factory
default settings.

This will delete all data stored in the device and initialize the

settings. Please be careful when initializing a device as it is not
possible, after initialization, to retrieve previous settings info or
recover deleted or corrupted data.

Do not turn off the power of the MCR-4TC during initialization.

Termination of the initialization process may cause damage or
malfunction to the device.

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Using a PC with MCR-4TC

By using the supplied software, it is possible to make Device
Settings and Recording Settings from a computer, as well as
download recorded data from the MCR-4TC to your computer for
graph view and data analysis.

Installing the Supplied Software

The software installation procedure is as follows:

1.

Start Windows and login using a User Account with Administrator
(Computer Administration) rights.

2.

Place the CD-ROM into your CD or DVD drive.

3.

The [Install Program] window will appear.

If the [Auto Play] window appears:

Click on [Run start.exe].

If the [Install Program] window does not appear automatically:

Double click on the [start.exe] icon in the CD/DVD drive.

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4.

Select “Install “MCR for Windows” and click [Execute] to start the
installation.

5.

Follow the directions as they appear to complete the installation.

* If a window appears such as the one below during installation, click [Install] or

[Continue Anyway].

After installation, “MCR for Windows” will appear in the Windows Start
Screen or Start Menu.

6.

To view recorded data in a graph or print out, go back to step 4. and
install “T&D Graph”.

* For details about operations please see the “Help” menu in the software.

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Connecting the Device to a PC

1.

Open “MCR for Windows” from the Start Screen or Start Menu.

2.

Connect the device with the supplied USB cable to your computer.
The USB driver installation will start automatically.

IMPORTANT

- Make sure to install the supplied software “MCR for Windows” before connecting the
MCR-4TC to the computer.

- The USB device driver must be installed before trying to carry out USB communication.
After installing the USB device driver, your computer will be able to detect and
recognize any MCR-4TC unit that is connected with a USB communication cable.

- When connecting a MCR-4TC to a PC, connect only one unit at a time. If you connect
multiple units at the same time, they may not be recognized properly.

USB Communication Cable
(US-15C)

IMPORTANT

For the installation procedure of the software “MCR for Windows”, see p.44.

When the USB driver installation completes, on the upper right corner
of the software screen, you will see an icon showing the PC and
MCR-4TC connected via USB.

IMPORTANT

If you don't see this icon, the USB driver may not have been installed correctly. Please
see [Help for Unit Recognition Failure] in the Help menu, and check the USB driver.

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Making Settings via PC

The following items are not included on the device menu, and can
only be set or changed from “MCR for Windows” by connecting the
device to a computer via USB.

Channel Name

Create and assign names to each of the channels to be used for record­ing. Channel Names are used for display in “T&D Graph”.

1.

In “MCR for Windows”, select the [Recording Start Settings] menu.

2.

Place a check next to the desired channel(s) and enter each channel
name.

3.

Click [Send Settings].

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Downloading Recorded Data to a PC

Data stored in the internal memory of MCR-4TC can be down­loaded to a computer in either of the following two ways:

- Use an SD memory card to export recorded data and transfer to a PC.*

- Use “MCR for Windows” to download by connecting the device to a PC.

* For how to export recorded data to an SD memory card, see p.34.

IMPORTANT

When recording is in progress, there are restrictions on functions related to the SD
memory card.

Download Recorded Data using “MCR for Windows”

By connecting the device to a PC with a USB communication cable, it
is possible to download recorded data to a PC.

1.

Open “MCR for Windows”.

2.

Connect the device to your computer.

3.

Click [Get List] in the [Downloading Recorded Data] window.

4.

Check the desired data in the list.

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5.

Click [Download].

Recorded Data File

One recorded data le (.r4T) is created for each recording session.

Storage Location of Recorded Data and File Name

The default setting is as follows.

Storage Folder:

C:\Users\username\Documents(or My Documents)\TandD Corp\MCR

File Name:

Serial number_rec.month_rec.day_rec.year_rec.time (hhmmss).r4T

To change the default storage folder, click and specify the desired
folder. Button

allows you to specify the desired le name as well as its

location.

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Download Recorded Data from all Connected MCR-4TC Units

1.

Connect the Master unit to your computer via USB.

2.

Get a data list for the Master. (see p.48)

3.

Click [Search for Slave] to get data lists for the connected Slave units.

4.

Place a check next to the target data.

* It is possible to select data from both the Master and Slave unit(s) for simultaneous

download.

5.

Click [Download].

* If it takes too long to download data recorded from Slave units, it is also possible to

directly connect a Slave to the PC via USB and download individually. (You can
switch the USB cable from the Master to connect a Slave.)

IMPORTANT

Do not disconnect the USB cable during communication between a device and the PC.

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Analyzing Recorded Data

Open Recorded Data

In the storage folder for the downloaded recorded data on your PC
(p.48), double click on the desired recorded data le. “T&D Graph” will
be opened and a graph displayed.

Print Graphs

1.

Open recorded data from the “T&D Graph”.

2.

Make any desired adjustments to the window size and aspect ratio to
be reected in the printed graph.

3.

In the [File] menu, select [Print Graph] to view the preview image of the
printed page. If necessary, go back to step

2

and change the aspect

ratio again.

4.

To start printing, select [Print].

“T&D Graph” also enables you to:

- Insert memos, comments, and shapes on the graph

- Merge and lter recorded data

- Copy graphs

- Display data as a list

- Export the graph as text data (in CSV format)

* Refer to Help in “T&D Graph” for details about operations and procedures.

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Other

Troubleshooting

Q1.

The computer does not seem to recognize the
MCR-4TC, why not?

A1.

Please check the following:

Check the MCR-4TC

Check the USB connection between the computer and the
MCR-4TC.

Check the Computer

• Make sure that the software has been installed properly and is
working.

• The USB driver installation may not have been installed correctly.
Please see [Help for Unit Recognition Failure] in the Help menu,
and check the USB driver.

• Connect a different USB device (mouse, digital camera, etc...)
other than the MCR-4TC to your computer and see if it operates
properly.

• If your computer has more than one USB port, try connecting the
USB cable to a different port.

• If you have access to another computer, try seeing if
communication works with the other computer.

If after checking and trying the above there is no improvement
please contact the distributor where the product was purchased.

Q2.

The rst reading of recorded data is invalid data, why?

A2.

One of two scenarios is possible:

• When recording average values, the rst recorded value is invalid
because an average cannot be calculated.

• In Group Recording with MCR-4V as the Master, when the Preheat
function has been set to ON (recording method: instantaneous
values only) and the preheat time is set to longer than the waiting
time before recording start, the rst data reading will be invalid
because preheating has not been completed.

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Other

Q3.

Is it possible to change the batteries while the unit is in
operation?

A3.

If the unit is connected to an AC adaptor or some other external
power source, it is possible to change the batteries. If only
batteries are being used as the power source, it is necessary to
stop recording before changing the batteries.

Q4.

Is it possible to adjust or alter recorded data that has
been downloaded by the MCR-4TC?

A4.

In order to maintain the integrity and trustworthiness of the
recorded data, the software has been designed to not allow
modications to be carried out on actual recorded data.
If it is necessary to edit recorded data, in “T&D Graph” save the
data to text le and use a common spreadsheet software, such
as Excel, to edit the text le data.

Q5.

I get a “Write Error” when I try to export recorded data to
an SD memory card, what should I do?

A5.

Please check the following:

• Make sure the write protection switch on the SD memory card is
unlocked.

• Check if your SD memory card is supported by the

MCR-4TC

.

(See p.15)

• Perform a “Memory Card Test”. (See p.40)

• Perform a “Quick Format” for your SD card. (See p.40)

If after checking and trying the above you still get an error
message, please contact the distributor where the product was
purchased.

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Q6.

The software “MCR for Windows” does not start, why
not?

A6.

Please check the following:

• The software may not have been installed correctly. Try reinstalling
“MCR for Windows”.

• Check to see if the software was installed with Administrator rights.

(For Windows 7 or earlier:)

• The .NET Framework 4 Client Prole may not have been installed
correctly. Follow the steps below to see if the .NET Framework 4
Client Prole has been installed correctly.

In the Control Panel, open [Program and Features] or [Uninstall a
Program].

When the .Net Framework 4 Client Prole is not in the list above:

Try reinstalling “MCR for Windows”. The .Net Framework 4 Client
Prole will be automatically installed with the “MCR for Windows”.

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Other

When the .Net Framework 4 Client Prole is in the list above:

Follow the steps below to repair the .Net Framework 4 Client Prole.

1. Select Microsoft .NET Framework 4 Client Prole and click
[Uninstall or Change].

2. In the maintenance box, select “Repair .NET Framework 4 Client
Prole to its original state” and then click [Next]. Click [Finish] when
prompt.

If after checking and trying the above there is no improvement
please contact the distributor where the product was purchased.

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Specications

MCR-4TC

Measurement Channels Temperature 4ch

Compatible Sensors Thermocouple: Type K, J, T, S, R

Measurement Units °C, °F

Measurement Range Type K: -270 to 1370°C

Type J: -210 to 1200°C
Type T: -270 to 400°C
Type S: -50 to 1760°C
Type R: -50 to 1760°C"

Input Impedance Approx. 1 MΩ

Accuracy (*1) Thermocouple Measurement

Type K, J, T: ±(0.5°C + 0.3% reading) [at -100°C or above]
Type S, R : ±(1.5°C + 0.3% reading) [at 100°C or above]
(Individual sensor inaccuracies not included.)
Cold Junction Compensation
±0.5°C [in operating environment of 10 to 40°C]
±0.8°C [in other operating environment]"

Measurement Resolution 0.1°C

Recording Method Instantaneous or Average

Recording Interval 100, 200, 500 ms.

1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 sec.
1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 60 min.

Logging Capacity (*2) When recording 1 channel: up to 960,000 readings/ch

When recording 2 channels: up to 480,000 readings/ch
When recording 3 channels: up to 320,000 readings/ch
When recording 4 channels: up to 240,000 readings/ch

Recording Mode Endless (Overwrite oldest data in the current recording

session when capacity is full) or One Time (Stop recording
when capacity is full)

Recording Start Method Immediate Start or Programmed Start (by individual logger

or by group)

Group Recording

Up to 4 units (16 channels) can be recorded simultaneously.
(Coupling of MCR-4TC and MCR-4V is possible. (*3))

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Other

Communication Interfaces

USB Communication

Communication Time Download Times for Full Data via USB

-

From the master or a single unit: Approx. 1 minute 30 seconds

- From a slave unit: Approx. 4 minutes 30 seconds

External Memory SD Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card (*4) (For Manual or

Automatic Data Export)

Power AA Alkaline Battery x 2 (AA Ni-MH batteries may also be

used),

AC Adaptor (AD-05A2 or AD-05C2),

USB Power

(5V 250mA)

Battery Life (*5) For 4-Channel Measurement (AA Alkaline Battery)

Rec.Method
Rec.
Interval

Instanteneous

Value

Average Value

100ms Approx. 5 days Approx. 5 days

500ms Approx. 7 days Approx. 7 days

1sec Approx. 21 days Approx. 7 days

5sec or longer Approx. 60 days Approx. 21 days

(Battery life for 1-channel measurement is about 1.4 times
longer than that of 4-channel measurement.)

Input Terminal Screwless Terminals

<Compatible Wires>
Single Wire: Ø0.32 to Ø0.65 mm (AWG 28 - 22)
Twisted Wire: 0.08 to 0.32 mm

2

(AWG 28 - 22), Ø0.12 mm
or more in diameter
Stripping Length: 9 to 10 mm

Isolation

CH1, CH2, CH3, CH4, and USB are isolated. (Battery
terminals are not isolated from the CH1-CH4 input terminals.)
CH1-CH4 Maximum Applied Voltage: ±50 V
Electrical Isolation Resistance: 50 MΩ or more (DC±250 V)

Dimensions H 120 mm x W 75 mm x D 32 mm

Weight Approx. 190 g (including batteries)

Operating Environment Temperature: 0 to 50°C

Humidity: 90%RH or less (no condensation)

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Software (MCR for Windows)

Software MCR for Windows

Compatible OS (*6) Microsoft Windows 10 32 / 64 bit

Microsoft Windows 8 32 / 64 bit
Microsoft Windows 7 32 / 64 bit
Microsoft Windows Vista 32 bit (SP1 or later)

Display Languages (*7) English

Other The .NET Framework 4 Client Prole is required.

*1: MCR-4TC has superior noise lter, but the measurement may sometimes uctuate due

to strong noise. Especially when the recording interval is set to 200 ms or less, the
ltering becomes weaker and hence the uctuation may become greater.

*2: If the logging capacity is not lled at the end of one recording session, the logger can

record up to 30 times.

*3: Group Recording may not be started depending on the recording or measurement

interval specications of the connected Master unit.

*4: Please check the T&D Website for information on memory cards whose operation has

been conrmed.

*5: Battery life varies depending upon the ambient temperature, the recording interval, the

number of measurement channels, and the frequency of data export to a memory card.

*6: For installation, it is necessary to have Administrator (Computer Administrator) rights.

*7: We recommend using an operating system in the same language as the display

language. Operation in different languages is not guaranteed.

The specications listed above are subject to change without notice.

Option

AC Adaptor AD-05A2 / AD-05C2

USB Mini-B Type

Input :

AC100 to 240V
Output:DC5V, 1A
Frequency : 50/60Hz
Cable Length : 1.5m

AD-05A2 AD-05C2

Plug Type

Product Support

For support, please contact the distributor from which you

purchased the product.

A list of distributors can be found at:

http://www.tandd.com/about_tandd/contactus/

Product Information

Product information can be found at:
http://www.tandd.com/product/

Multichannel Temperature Recorder MCR-4TC

User's Manual

T&D CORPORATION

817-1 Shimadachi, Matsumoto, Nagano 390-0852, Japan
Website: http://www.tandd.com/
FAX: [phone] E-mail: [e-mail]