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1. oeei CHO0001 CHO0002 A apomsec E CH99002 Absolute Time No lt ba SA du o Absolute Time No 2008 01 23 15 45 14 100 00000021 II 1 3903 II 1 2457 CEEE C Z 3 2481 2008 01 23 15 45 14 200 00000022 II 1 4094 II 1 2629 2008 01 23 15 45 13 601 00000008 2 3 4197 P 2008 01 23 15 45 14 300 00000023 PEII 1 4265 DIDI 1 2781 2008 01 23 15 45 13 801 00000009 2 3 5670 2008 01 23 15 45 14 400 00000024 III 1 4417 hl 1 2918 2008 01 23 15 45 14 001 00000010 2 3 6937 2008 01 23 15 45 14 500 00000025 III 1 4549 DII 1 3035 2008 01 23 15 45 14 201 00000011 2 3 7999 2008 01 23 15 45 14 600 00000026 PIII 1 4657 III 1 3134 2008 01 23 15 45 14 401700000012 2 3 8847 2008 01 23 15 45 14 700 00000027 JIII 1 4746 DIII 1 3213 2008 01 23 15 45 14 601 00000013 2 3 9470 2008 01 23 15 45 14 800 00000028 II 1 4814 DIII 1 3274 2008 01 23 15 45 14 801 0000001 4 2 3 9712 20NAM1 23 15 4514 ANNMNNAN00029 1 4860 13316 _I 2008 01 123 15 45 15 007 j 2 4 0030 C a oS A Horizontal scroll maik indication Date Time Alarm Note If you open the numeric display window when two cursors are shown on the waveform display window the data in the interval between the cursors is displayed in red If you choose Copy from the Edit menu press the Ctrl C key in this condition the data in the interval is copied to the clipboard as text data Up to 1000
2. 1 Click Channel to show the Channel setup screen Click the DO Channel tab 3 Select the Use check boxes for the DO channels you wish to output 4 Click the Alarm button under Action 5 Click the First or Last alarm reference channel box under Ref Ch and enter the measurement or computation channel numbers to reference for the alarm output 6 Click the Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 or Level 4 button under Ref Ch 7 Click the Energize box to select an output relay action of Energize or De energize 8 Click the Hold box to select an output relay behavior of Hold or Non hold Setting the Digital Output Other Than Alarms IM MX180 01E Select output or not output MX100 Standard File Edit view Acchiisition Action Help Select energize de energize of output relay Select hold non hold of output relay If Action is set to Manual click the button from 1 to 4 Select the source action Do amp E Channel Meas Channel eA Math Channel Monitor Difplay Channel Acquisition Sytem Cqpnection DO Ch nnel 4 amp 0 Channel Ref Ch Ule Avltion From To Level 00051 O Alam Manual gt Fail 00052 O Alarm O Manual Fail 00053 O Alarm C Manual C Fail 4 Click the option button under Action to select the action used as the digital output source 5 If you set Action to Manual click any
3. Machine Name IP Address Subnet Mask Default Gateway Edit network setup Click here 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MX100 R302 122222221 DS 00 00 64 84 81 93 Apply Cancel Click the Edit Network setup button to change the display to input boxes Edit network setup Machine Name IP Address Subnet Mask MX100 No1 192 168 1 1 255 255 255 0 0 0 0 0 Mx100 R 3 01 122222221 Options DS 00 00 64 84 81 93 Default Gateway Apply Cancel Enter the necessary information using characters Enter up to 64 characters for the machine name If the network setup does not work the following screen appears Invalid IP address setting e Invalid Subnet mask setting IP address is invalid Check whether the IP address setting is appropriate and whether the combination of the IP address Edit network setup e Invalid default gateway setting Edit network setup Subnet mask is invalid Check whether th is appropriate and subnet mask is appropriate subnet mask setting Edit network setup Gateway address is invalid e Check whether the default gateway setting is appropriate Please choose MX from the search results Edit network setup When you click the Apply button the icon and network information disappear Failed to change setting
4. Program Rule that controls connections for a program Port Rule that controls connections for a TCP or UDP port Predefined Connect to a Network Projector Rule that controls connections for a Windows experience Custom Custom rule Leam more about rule types App 9 gt o D D 5 x Appendix 1 Configuring Removing the Firewall App 10 9 Select the This program path check box Select MXStandardE exe from the software s installation folder and click Next i New Inbound Rule Wizard 2 gt gt lt Program Specify the full program path and executable name of the program that this rule matches Steps Rule Type Does this rule apply to all programs or a specific program All programs Rule applies to all connections on the computer that match other rule properties This program path SSystemDriveS MX100 Standard MxXStandardE exe Example c path program exe Program Files browser browser exe Leam more about ifying programs 10 Select the Allow the connection check box Click Next i New Inbound Rule Wizard Action Specify the action to be taken when a connection matches the conditions specified in the rule Steps Rule Type What action should be taken when a connection matches the specified conditions af Program z Allow the connection Action This includes connections that are protected with IPsec as well as th
5. Rtm 1 Stn Rtm Rtm 1 PC time Rtm 2 e When loading a data file saved by the MX100 to the CF card synchronization is not possible because the PC time information needed in the data synchronization is not present e With the DS option when loading a data file saved by the MX100 to the CF card synchronization is not possible because the PC time information needed in the data synchronization is not present e Synchronization may take time depending on the number of data points in the divided files e tis recommended that synchronization be performed on a hard disk with adequate free space IM MX180 01E IM MX180 01E 3 1 Loading Data Files Even when synchronization is performed the files before synchronization mxd extension are not deleted If you change the PC s time while data is being monitored on the Integration Monitor of the MX100 Standard Software the error in the clock counter value per millisecond of the PC used in the synchronization process will become large If the error in this value is greater than or equal to 2 when synchronizing the data file created at the time PC s time was changed the clock counter value of 1 millisecond is considered to be 1 for the purpose of synchronization If communication is disrupted temporarily due to power failure or network failure during the recording operation the PC time of the data measured by the MX100 while communication is disrupted see Details of Synchronization
6. Windows Firewall User Accounts and Family Check firewall status Allow a program through Windows Firewall Safety Appearance and We System Tice E View amount of RAM and processor speed Check the Windows Experience Index Allow remote access System and Security Network and Internet Clock Language and Region E See the name of this computer Device Manager Windows Update Turn automatic updating on or off Check for updates View installed updates Ease of Access Power Options Require a password when the computer wakes IM MX180 01E App 7 Appendix 1 Configuring Removing the Firewall App 8 4 Click Advanced settings E a g All Control Panel Items Windows Firewall X Search Control Panel Pp g Control Panel H 5 P r iai Help protect your computer with Windows Firewall Allow a program or feature Windows Firewall can help prevent hackers or malicious software from gaining access to your through Windows Firewall computer through the Internet or a network Change notification settings How does a firewall help protect my computer B Turn Windows Firewall on or What are network locations off ee iV Home or work private networks Connected Advanced settings Networks at home or work where you know and trust the people and devices on the network Troubleshoot my network Windows Firewall state On Incoming connections Block all connections to programs that
7. Hysteresis LL Alarm value Measured value Alarm reset or computed value Alarm occurrence Alarm Indication on the Numerical Display Four alarm signals are displayed above the value see the figure below The changes in the color of these alarm signals indicate the alarm status Red Alarm occurrence Alarm 1 status Green Alarm OFF Alarm 2 status Black Alarm not set Alarm 3 status Alarm 4 status 00004 EN EN EN EN ww TU a N a a a N G N ww vw YG 0 0001 0 0000 Vv Yy 00014 Note When using computation channel alarms do not disconnect the MX100 and the PC software Computation channel alarms will not occur because the computation function does not work when using only the MX100 IM MX180 01E 2 10 Digital Output Settings Setting the Digital Output of Alarms Select output or not output Select the alarm Channel Meas Channel File Edit view Acchiisitiot Action Help 00051 Alarm Manual Fail p 00003 00052 Alarm Manual Fail C Error 00005 00005 00053 Alarm Manual Fail Error 99002 Turn ON OFF Alarm 1 Turn ON OFF Alarm 2 Turn ON OFF Alarm 3 Turn ON OFF Alarm 4 Select energize de energize of output relay Select hold non hold of output relay Alarm reference channel DO Channel Action
8. Switch the display group r Y axis scale WN TT TT lide 7 Channel number and Sa LI measurement unit 122090 22035 co 2 na aL Zoom in or out of the time axis OQQQ MF tl hy oeol Switch the display zone T Switch the thickness of the displayed waveform Turn ON OFF the waveform display limit clip 12 20 00 12 22 00 Change the grid density Time renal x om O 5 Za a 2008 01 31 12 20 38 Change the background darkness Turn ON OFF the waveform display Note You can switch the screen to waveform display numerical display or waveform and numerical display Setting the Status Bar Display on the View Menu 1 Click View to open the View menu 2 Select the item to be shown or hidden Items that have check marks are shown Description of the status bar Create file Disk space Communication status Current time File Edit view Acquisition Action 2003 05 4 09 17 50 D ce v Channel Tag No Tag Comment Displays the data rate using Communication status a bar Move the cursor here Connected to display the data rate in i Disconnected bytes second Monitor Record status Monitoring Recording Data dropout occurred v Toolbar Grot Status Bar P Current Time Communication Status v Disk Space v File Displays the remaining disk space using a bar Move the cursor here to display the remai
9. User s Manual MX100 Standard Software vigilantplant YOKOGAWA IM MX180 01E Yokogawa Electric Corporation 4th Edition Notes Trademarks 4th Edition March 2012 YK Thank you for purchasing the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit This user s manual contains useful information about the functions and operating procedures of the MX100 Standard Software and lists the handling precautions of the software To ensure correct use please read this manual thoroughly before beginning operation After reading the manual keep it in a convenient location for quick reference whenever a question arises during operation The following five manuals relating to the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit hereinafter the MX100 are provided in addition to this one Read them along with this manual The MX100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MX100 01E MX100 Data Acquisition Unit Operation Guide IM MX100 02E and this manual IM MX180 01E are all available on the MX100 Manual CD ROM Manual Title Manual No Description MX100 Data Acquisition Unit Users IM MX100 01E Describes the functions installation Manual wiring procedures handling precautions and other information about MX100 MX100 Data Acquisition Unit IM MX100 02E Describes concisely the handling of the Operation Guide MX100 and the basic operations of the MX100 Standard Software Precautions on the Use of the IM MX100 71E Summarizes the usage precaution
10. Information about the group whose waveform or numeric display is open Settings entered using the tool buttons at the top section of the waveform display area of each group Alarm display ON OFF magnification scale clip ON OFF of the waveform display General Display Settings on the View menu Channel No Tag ID and Tag comment settings on the View menu Absolute Time or Relative Time setting on the View menu Graph Sheet Layout setting on the Window menu Check box items in the File Information dialog box on the Information menu The items are used as headers when the data is printed Print setting on the File menu Range Color Print Groups and Comment Position of the display screen 3 23 3 7 Converting Data Formats Procedure Select whether to set the rang to be converted using groups or channels Select the record interval Only the channels with the selected record interval are converted Enter the data range to be converted Can be specified using cursors before opening this dialog box Explanation 3 24 1 From the Convert menu choose To ASCII To Excel or To Lotus Convert Informati ToASCIL To Excel To Lotus After entering various settings in the dialog box that opens click OK The file is created at the specified destination Waveform Numeric or Waveform Numeric Display Enter the range of group numbers to be converted ASCII Conversion Details
11. Procedure Click the illustration of the input output module that you wish to calibrate 3 Calibrator E iol x Fie view Help IP Address Host Name 192 168 1 1 Model Mx100 Serial No 122222221 MAC Address 00 00 64 84 81 73 version R 3 01 Supply Frequency 50Hz cS aes an module that can be calibrated shows the word Calibrate See eee eee 2 4 4 IM MX180 01E 4 2 Calibration Procedure On the calibration detail setup screen that appears select the channel and range to be calibrated and click the gt gt button The figure below is an example of the 4 CH High Speed Universal Input Module 3 Calibrator File View Help Module 0 Range Ch 1 Ch 2 Ch 3 Ch 4 Serial No 12C123456 20 mV Range EE Items to be calibrated Calibrate time Ch 1 1970 01 01 09 00 00 Some Mange a 2 C1 You can also click to select 200 m Range O E O O Ch 2 1970 01 01 09 00 00 TY Ranga aaa Ch 3 1970 01 01 09 00 00 2V Range nooo Ch 4 1970 01 01 09 00 00 6 V Range z 5 z 20 Y Range Channel Ch 1 X FET 5 HLS mis sso Select the channel and the ange m ange v aaka Auat ilaia aa ogoogo measurement range to be RTD 1 m amp 600 m Range m e RTOC mA V Range mlima calibrated from the list RTD 2 mA 60 mY Range Be ee RTD 2 m amp 200 m Range Nooo RTD 2 m amp 600 m Range RTD 2 mA 1 V Range nooo C gt To move to the calibration ree execution screen 1 The figure below is an examp
12. Select Group Channel Interval CST ST Se Select the range of channels to be converted Click to open the selection dialog box roup hannel Interval 100msec C 200msec E m Select Data No Start 46 Uf Step m Save as File Displays the time of the specified data Step when saving data at certain intervals Displays the save destination When changing the save destination or file name and file name Click to open the save destination and file name setup dialog box Alarm Mark List Display Alarm List Conversion es Save as File E data 0008 mxs Alarm tet When changing the save destination or file name Click to open the save destination and file name setup dialog box x Displays the save destination and file name Mark List Conversion Save as File Cancel Data Formats for Conversion ASCII Text data with each data point separated by a comma The extension is txt Excel Data that can be opened using Microsoft s spreadsheet application Excel version 8 0 Excel 97 or later The extension is xls Lotus Data that can be read using IBM s Lotus 1 2 3 spreadsheet program version 2 0 or later The extension is wj2 IM MX180 01E 3 7 Converting Data Formats Converted Data Specify the range using group numbers or channel numbers You can select the channel number by clicking in the dialog box as shown
13. Span minimum 50x9 85mSTR N 492 5 STR Span maximum 150 9 85 1477 5 STR can be set Thus the measuring range is 2000 uSTR IM MX180 01E 2 4 Setting the Measurement Conditions Setting the Measurement Channels Generally the range is as follows Using the symbols that have appeared in the explanation thus far after setting the scale maximum and minimum the values are as follows Span minimum K mV V x 2000 Y unit x Smin uSTR Span maximum K mV V x 2000 Y unit x Smax uSTR When Listed at the Calibration Coefficient An example is given with a displacement gauge e Rated input 20 mm e Calibration coefficient 0 003998 mm 1 V V Basically if you can convert the calibration coefficient to the rated output mentioned in When Rated Input and Rated Output Are Listed the following is a calculation following the explanation in When Rated Input and Rated Output Are Given Using equation 1 1mV V 0 001mV V 0 001 x 2000 STR 2 STR therefore the rated output with this sensor when 20 mm is input would be 20 mm 0 003998 mm 2 USTR 10005 uSTR In other words for each 1 mm an output of 10005 STR 20mm 500 25 uSTR mm can be obtained Thereafter in the same manner if you wish to measure with a scale of 2 mm to 15 mm the settings are Scale minimum 2 Scale maximum 15 units mm therefore Span minimum 2 x 500 25 uSTR mm 1000 5 STR Span maximum 15 x 500 25 uSTR mm
14. 00014 i __ 000185 oome at oome lb 00019 00020 00041 00042 00043 00044 To turn ON OFF the waveform display on the Monitor screen click the light blue button below the scale bar as shown in the figure below Hide the waveform You can enter a group name using up to thirty characters By default group names Group 01 to Group 10 are assigned The names of the display groups that have channels registered are displayed on the Monitor screen Group 1 Group 2 Jf Group 3 Group 4 100msec CESU RA DII Woy u E Bsa 200msec TA S m RA DOI Wy oy EE Beo E OO Y Axis Type You can select linear or logarithmic scale for the Y axis when displaying the waveforms Linear scale Logarithmic scale 2 45 JOPUO UOIZEIH9 U 2 6 Displaying the Monitor and Setting the Display Procedure 2 46 Maximum and Minimum Values of the Y Axis and the Display Format of the Scale Values Specify the maximum and minimum values of the Y axis scale The scale values can also be displayed using logarithmic format as shown below Scale Min Max 2 0000E3 2 0000E3 Format Select the exponential format Selecting the Display Zone of the Waveform You can select from the following In the Zone setting on the Display setup screen assume the bottom and top edges of the waveform display area to be 0 and 100 respectively and set the waveform display positi
15. 7503 75 uSTR would be appropriate settings The measuring range becomes 20000 USTR making the resolution on the MX100 1 USTR therefore we can round as follows Span minimum 1001 uSTR Span maximum 7504 uSTR 2 29 JOPWUO UOIZeI1H9 u 2 5 Setting Computations Setting the Computation Channels Procedure Math Channel tab Click here Fie Edit view Acquisitic i Action Help Ajpguisition System Connection Eg H N E H E Minimize button enee A b Constant Al A Min Max Label Value Record check box 99001 100 0000 100 0000 Em 0 0000 99002 100 0000 100 0000 A0000 F Monitor check box 99003 ann annn aan annan mannan Enter the equation 99004 100 0000 99005 100 0000 0 0000 up to1 27 characters not 99006 100 0000 0 0000 case sensitive Bieli ad aaae E Equations that are appropriate are 99008 100 0000 0 0000 i f s a displayed in black Equations that are z pre inappropriate are displayed in peach g Action Interval sec On period sec Off period sel2 Specifies the decimal pl aces for the Timer Level 4 3600 o o i f ma or 4 minimum maximum vaiue of span Timer3 Off i f Used for output channel scaling and the initial value of the span for the General Display screen O Calculate Over Over as the MAXMIN value of a range Interval o
16. Status Bar Current Time E ooo Communication Status v Disk Space 000 O v File aa Pausing the Updating of the Waveform Display While monitoring the waveform you can pause the updating of the waveform display and check the past waveforms up to 1800 points Pausing the display on the numeric display holds the current values immediately before the pause operation on display Reading Measured Computed Values Using Cursors When the updating of the waveform display is paused you can read values using cursors Two cursors can be displayed Below are the values that can be read using cursors e Values at the cursors e Difference in the value between the cursors e The time at the cursor position e The time between the cursors 2 53 JOPUO UOIZEI1H9 U 2 9 Setting Alarms and Alarm Indications Procedure Setting the Alarm For computation channels Click here MXx100 Standard Fie Edit view Acquisition Action Help DSH tee Channel Meas Channel Math Channel DO Channel 40 Channel Alarm 1 Alarm 2 A b Constant Record Type Value Hysteresis Type Value Hysteresis Label 99001 1 5000 0 3000 rHigh 1 0000 0 5000 99002 TUUU T200 Alarm 1 type 99003 99004 99005 99006 99007 99008 8 E U UUUU Ff 0 0000 a Alarm value of alarm 1 Hysteresis of alarm 1 O UB B O y E j S
17. User Output I 00001 Transmit User Output 00001 IENEN ENIENIENI ENID Wek i i i ia ida KAKKA KE f JL IL IL JC DE my g E E AYNA 10 i E5 E aU Be 20080201 08 28 54 Click Channel to show the Channel setup screen Click the AO Channel tab Select the Use check boxes for the AO channels you wish to output Specify a channel operation of Transmission output or User output If user output is specified you can enter settings in the monitor screen Only one of all the AO and PWM channels can be selected for user output When transmission output is specified enter the Reference channel The reference channel cannot be entered if the channel operation is user output Select a range from the Range list box Click the Min box or Max box under Span and enter the minimum or the maximum value of the span Click the Power ON box under Output Action and select Hold previous value or Preset value Click the Error box under Output Action and select Hold previous value or Preset value If you select Preset value under Output Action click Preset value and enter the voltage or current IM MX180 01E 2 11 Analog PWM Output Settings PWM Output Settings Select output or no output Selection of output action upon errors Sets the output value upon Selection of output Minimum Maximum value Startup o
18. You can set the unit using up to six characters Scale maximum 100 ima Scale minimum 0 i 3 V Span minimum Span maximum IM MX180 01E 2 25 JOPUO uoe a zu 2 4 Setting the Measurement Conditions Setting the Measurement Channels Setting the Reference Channel for Difference Input Set this item when making the difference between the measured value of the channel and the measured value of the reference channel the measured value referred to as difference computation The reference channel can be set to a channel that is scaled Difference computation can be executed even if the measurement range of its own channel and that of the reference channel are not the same If the decimal point position setting is different between its own channel and the reference channel the decimal point position of the measured value of the reference channel is matched to that of its own channel and the difference is computed Example When the measured value of the channel set to difference input is 10 00 and the measured value of the reference channel is 100 0 The computed result is 10 00 100 0 90 00 Set the reference channel for difference input to a measurement channel that has the Monitor check box selected Setting the Remote RJC Reference Channel Valid Only When the Input Mode Is Set to RRJC TC This item sets the reference channel when the input mode is set to RRJC TC Set the reference channel fo
19. gt A Cancel the current settings and create a new project Open Ctrl O Save Ctrl s Save As File Edit view Acquisition Action Help Da tee lolx Co nn ecti on Currently no MXs are connected m mx IP Address or Host Name Connect Disconnect Ml Mx100s nearby Connecting after Creating a New Project 3 On the Connection screen connect to the MX100 See Connecting to an MX100 That Has Not Been Configured for the Network or Connecting to an MX100 That Has Been Configured for the Network in this section 2 6 IM MX180 01E Explanation IM MX180 01E 2 1 Connecting and Disconnecting the MX100 Machine Name To distinguish individual MX100s you can enter a name that is easy to identify using up to sixty four characters not required IP Address Enter a new IP address to assign to the MX100 The default address is 127 1 1 XX where XX is a unique number for the device This address cannot be used even when the PC and the MX100 are connected in a one to one configuration You must change to a different address such as 192 168 1 XX where XX is a value between 1 and 254 When connecting the PC locally do not set the PC to obtain the IP address automatically Enter the IP address manually to an address other than the one that is to be assigned to the MX100 192 168 1 100 if 192 168 1 1 was assigned to the MX100 for example Note e To connect to the MX100 by entering a
20. is created in the specified directory C by default MX100 Standard is registered in the program list and MX100 Standard referred to as the Integration Monitor in this operation guide MX100 Viewer and MX100 Calibrator are registered under it MX100 Standard Software File Edit view Favorites Tools Help ae Address M100 Standard Software EJ co Size Type Date Modified 1 K6 Shortcut 6 15 2004 4 09 AM 1 KB Shortcut 6 13 2004 4 09 AM Gal MX100 Viewer i KB Shortcut 13 2004 4 09 AM Note e The Data Work and Conv folders are created within the MX100 Standard folder Recording files are saved in the Data folder The Work folder is used as a temporary folder for saving files created by the MX100 Standard Software and must not be deleted e The Conv folder is created by the Historical Viewer It is used as a temporary folder for storing files used for file conversion and must not be deleted BJEMJOS y Buisp ai0ojeg i 1 4 Starting and Exiting Software Programs Procedure Starting the Software Programs As shown in the figure below click the Start button point to Programs point to MX100 Standard and choose MX100 Standard referred to as the Integration Monitor in this manual MX100 Viewer or MX100 Calibration Microsoft PowerPoint Microsoft Word Acrobat Distiller 5 0 Bay Adobe Acrobat 5 0 h i TA ISI Analysis 2 do M100 Calibration Eg M100 Standard Cl e100 viewer MM1
21. sum ch 1 ch 2 ch 3 0 monthly 3 9 53 StartRec 0 bfMonthly 3 9 53 StartRec 0 monthly 3 9 3 4 9 3 StartRec 0 weekly 3 9 53 StartRec 0 bfWeekly 3 9 53 StartRec 0 weekly 10 00 11 05 sum ch 1 ch 2 ch 3 0 daily 10 00 StartRec 0 dfDaily 10 00 StartRec 0 daily 10 00 11 05 sum ch 1 ch 2 ch 3 0 hourly 30 StartRec 0 bfHourly 30 StartRec 0 hourly 10 20 sum ch 1 ch 2 ch 3 0 timer 1 1 0 StartRec 0 IM MX180 01E IM MX180 01E 2 5 Setting Computations Setting the Computation Channels e Timer lt timerNo gt Up to eight timers can be specified The timer is specified using a number between 1 and 8 Select the timer operation from the choices below Select Off to disable the timer Edge Returns 1 0 when performing computation after the ON time elapses after the beginning of each interval Specify the interval for detecting the condition and the ON time in ms Level Returns 1 0 from the time after the ON time elapses until after the OFF time elapses Specify the interval for detecting the condition ON time and OFF time The selectable range of the interval for detecting the condition is 1 s to 86400000 s 1000 days The ON OFF time is specified using the elapsed time from the beginning of the interval Timer Level Operation e When ON lt OFF i Interval l Interval i r e Returns 1 0 Returns 1 0 lt gt l
22. 100 V RTD 1 mA 60 mV RTD 1 mA 200 mV RTD 1 mA 600 mV Input Value 1 0 mV on CH1 0 mV on CH1 0 mV on CH1 0 V on CH1 0 V on CH1 0 V on CH1 0 V on CH1 0 V on CH1 0 Q on CH3 0 Q on CH3 0 Q on CH3 Input Value 2 20 mV on CH2 60 mV on CH2 200 mV on CH2 1V on CH2 2 V on CH2 6 V on CH2 20 V on CH2 100 V on CH2 60 Q on CH6 200 Q on CH4 300 Q on CH5 e 30 CH Medium Speed DCV TC DI Input Module MX110 VTD L30 Measurement Range to Be Calibrated 20 mV 60 mV 200 mV 1V 2V 6V 20 V 100 V Input Value 1 0 mV on CH1 0 mV on CH1 0 mV on CH1 0 V on CH1 0 V on CH1 0 V on CH1 0 V on CH1 0 V on CH1 Input Value 2 20 mV on CH2 60 mV on CH2 200 mV on CH2 1V on CH2 2 V on CH2 6 V on CH2 20 V on CH2 100 V on CH2 IM MX180 01E IM MX180 01E 6 CH Medium Speed Four Wire RTD Resistance Input Module MX110 V4R M06 Measurement Range to Be Calibrated 20 mV 60 mV 200 mV 1V 2V 6V 20 V 100 V RTD 1 mA 20 mV RTD 1 mA 60 mV RTD RTD RTD RTD 4 CH Medium Speed Strain Input Module MX112 B12 M04 MX112 B35 M04 m ee Am 1 mA 200 mV 1 mA 600 mV 0 25 mA 600 mV 0 25 mA 1 V MX112 NDI M04 Measurement Range to Be Calibrated 2000 uSTR strain 20000 uSTR strain 200000 uSTR strain Use a 4 gauge method connection when performing calibration For information on this connection see section 2 4 of the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MX100 01E Connecti
23. 422222221 Serial ID 422222221 Serial ID 422222221 MAC Address 00 00 64 84 81 93 MAC Address 00 00 64 84 81 93 MAC Address 00 00 64 64 81 93 User User User pe 02 Software Software Software MX Calibration Software Connect Apply Cancel Network setup cannot be changed when there is another connected e When the MX100 you wish to e When the message Search software program configure is connected by MX100s nearby again appears another software program When you attempt to change When network setup does not work the IP address while the the following screen appears connection is established Edit network setup Edit network setup B Failed to update A Search M 100s nearby again Invalid IP address setting e Invalid Subnet mask setting e Invalid default gateway setting Edit network setup Edit network setup _ Edit network setup n A IP address is invalid E X Subnet mask is invalid Gateway address is invalid Check whether the IP address Check whether the subnet mask Check whether the default gateway setting is appropriate and whether setting is appropriate setting is appropriate the combination of the IP address and subnet mask is appropriate Note Enter network settings to avoid conflicts with other PCs If network settings or searches are performed on multiple PCs simultaneously the operation may fail IM MX180 01E 2 5 JOPUO UOIZeI1H9 U 2 1 Connecting and Dis
24. CH00017 CH00018 CH00019 CH00020 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 n CLT Colbr K j7 7 an E z Select the Y axis Trip point value display format Display zone position Maximum and minimum values of the scale Select the Y axis type linear logarithmic Turn Y axis ON OFF when displaying multi axes zone Select channels displays the channel selection dialog box IM MX180 01E 3 7 3 2 Display Settings Explanation Display Groups and Group Names The values of each channel that are loaded are divided into groups that were used during recording and displayed using waveforms or numeric values The measured computed values can be divided into up to fifty groups Up to thirty two channels can be registered to a single group If you click the channel selection button on the General Display Settings window the Channel No dialog box opens see the figure below The labels used to identify the waveforms can be set to tag numbers or tag comments in addition to channel number on the View menu The selected label type channel number tag number or tag comment is used in the Channel No dialog box Select lt None gt if you are not assigning a channel x CHO0002 CHO0003 CHOO000 CH00012 CH00013 CHO0001 4 CH00016 CH00017 CH00018 CH00020 CH99001 CH99002 CH99004 lt None To turn ON OFF the waveform display on the wavef
25. DO Channel 40 Channel Alarm B Alarm 4 Strain Action Record Type Value Hysteresis Type Value Hysteresis Initial Balance O 00021 of Off gt O 00022 off oft gt O 00023 off oft gt CO 00024 off oft gt O 00025 off oft gt C 00026 off oft gt CO rooz off off gt CO 00028 off oft gt C 00029 off off gt CO 00030 off off gt 00041 off gt oft Execute Success 100042 off gt oft Execute Success 00043 off gt off Execute Success 100044 off off Execute Execute E TS E D E G E E O n 7 a gt b 2008 01 30 16 06 07 Set the Initial Balance for Strain Input Channels Only When the Input Mode Is Set to STR 19 Under Strain function click the Execute button under Initial balance or Reset The Executing Initial balancing dialog box appears and Executing is displayed in the Status box When execution is complete the result is displayed in the Status box Now balancing f 2 22 IM MX180 01E 2 4 Setting the Measurement Conditions Setting the Measurement Channels Note e You can execute initial balancing and reset the initial balance value on multiple recording channels at once by selecting the channels and clicking the collective execution button 00030 off off 7 00041
26. If there is a record file that has not been finalized data writing has not been completed in the previous connection the finalization of the record file is carried out immediately after startup If this occurs the progress of the finalization is displayed on the status bar see Setting the Status Bar Display on the View Menu in section 2 6 IM MX180 01E 2 1 Connecting and Disconnecting the MX100 Changing the Network Configuration 1 With the MX100 icon and network information displayed in the box containing the Edit Network setup button on the Connection screen click the Edit Network setup button The Machine Name IP address Subnet Mask and Default Gateway items turn into text boxes 2 Refer to the explanations in this section and enter the required information in the boxes The Apply and Cancel buttons appear 3 Click Apply Click Cancel to return to the original settings A yellow mark is displayed if there is Click here a connected user software Edit setup E Edit network setup Edit network setup E Machine Name MxX100 No1 Machine Name MxX100 No1 Machine Name MxX100 No1 IP Address 192 168 1 1 IP Address 192 168 1 1 IP Address 192 168 1 1 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Defaut Gateway 0 0 0 0 Default Gateway 0 0 0 0 Defaut Gateway 0 0 0 0 Model Mx100 Model Mx100 Model Mx100 gt Version R3 01 Version R3 01 Version R3 01 Serial ID
27. Take measures against noise Reduce the signal source resistance such as by inserting a converter Stop parallel connections Do not use the burnout setting When using a sensor without a remote sensing wire use the DV450 001 conversion cable Enter the correct settings Use a module that supports the resistance value of the strain gauge for 120 Q B12 and for 350 QO B35 Displayed with 1 gauge method conversion Set scaling appropriately depending on the gauge method When using a sensor without a remote sensing wire use the DV450 001 conversion cable See the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MX100 01E Reference Page IM MX180 01E 5 2 Error Messages and Their Corrective Actions Error Messages on the Integration Monitor Error Code E5102 E5103 E5104 E5105 E5106 E5107 W5131 W5132 W5133 W5134 W5135 W5136 W5137 W5138 W5139 Message IP address is invalid Subnet mask is invalid Default gateway is invalid Failed to update Search MX100s nearby again Broken modules exist Some modules are not calibrated correctly Undetermined directory Write error Failed to format CompactFlash Invalid serial number Please reinstall the software Failed to create folder Invalid folder name Please enter a new name Cannot contain any of the following characters 35 2 lt gt CON PRN AUX CLOCK NUL COM1 9 LPT1 9 Compact Flash
28. mxp extension you wish to import On the File menu click Import Tag then select an MX100 project file a file with an mxp extension in the Open dialog box to import just the saved tag numbers and tag comments File Edit view Acquisition Action H New Ctrl M Open Ctrl 0 Save ctrl s Save s Import Tag Import Math Expression Import Math Constant Launch Data viewer Print Ctrl P Print Preview Print Setup 1 NewProject mxp Exit Look in MX100 Standard ex Ese Fie name Files of type Mx Alroject file mxp Cancel Select the MX100 project file file with mxp extension you wish to import IM MX180 01E 2 5 Setting Computations Setting the Computation Channels Setting Timers Only When Using Timers in the Computations 11 Click Action for a timer and select Edge or Level When not using the timer select Off default 12 Click the Interval box and enter the interval 13 If Action was set to Edge click the On period box and enter the time interval over which the timer is to be turned ON If Action was set to Level click the On period or Off period box and enter the time over which the timer is turned ON or OFF Action Interval sec On period sec Off period sec A Timer1 Timer2 Timer3 il Calculate Over Over as the MAXMIN value of range Interval of rate of change alarm
29. o1 00 Stop recording when the specified time is reached 3 Stop after recording the time interval specified here Stop recording when the specified condition see the explanation in this section is met in the equation Select the record stop condition 4 To reset the computed results at the same time recording is started select the Math Clear on Start check box Acquisition E Start Conditon Evan Clear on Start On Record h Fixed Time 2003 s 7 13 01 01 IM MX180 01E 2 15 2 3 Setting the Acquisition Conditions of the Measured Computed Data Setting the Record File 1 2 5 Click Acquisition to show the Acquisition setup screen Enter the save destination of the file in the Folder box If you click the folder icon the Browse for Folder dialog box opens and you can select the save destination folder To do so click the New Folder button enter the folder name to create a new folder within the save destination folder and then set it as the save destination Enter the name of the record file in the File Name box To add the record date information to the specified file name select the Add Date check box To add the record time information to the specified file name select the Add Time check box If both check boxes are selected both the record date and record time information are added to the specified file name If a file with the same name already exists a hyphen and a fou
30. the password so make sure you do not forget the password once it is set Explanation Checking the Connected MX100 When the connection is established the Unit Information window shows the serial number MAC address and input output modules of the connected MX100 If you click the Check button the 7 segment LED on the main module of the connected MX100 shows the text CALL flowing from right to left IM MX180 01E 4 3 4 2 Calibration Procedure Notes on Calibration e Do not perform other operations during calibration Take extra care because if you perform another operation while calibration is in progress the module may suffer a break down e When connecting the plate with screw terminals model 772080 to the 10 CH Medium Speed Universal Input module note that the terminal arrangement is different than when connecting clamped terminals With the calibration software modules to which plates with screw terminals are connected are recognized as clamp terminals meaning that the wiring diagrams show the wiring for the clamp terminals Therefore when wiring and calibrating refer to the text describing the terminal function and terminal symbols that show the type of signals input to each terminal that are printed on the back of the terminal cover of the 10 CH plate with screw terminals MT on AT y 9 9 710 CH10 oa 10 CH5 Note The b terminals are common to all channels A RTD git RTD They are connected internally
31. 12C123456 20 mY Range A 60 m Range Calibrate time 20040715 22 40 47 Range 2omvRange Select the measurement range to be calibrated from the list 100 Y Range RTD 1 m4 20 mY Range RTD 1 m4j60 mY Range RTD 1 m4 200 m Range RTD 1 m4 600 m Range RTD 0 25 m4 600 mY Range RTD 0 25 mA amp 1 Y Range a O O O O E O O O O O O To move to the calibration execution screen 1 The figure below is an example of the 4 CH Medium Speed Strain Input Module Channels are not selected EE Fie View Help MX112 535 M04 Module 2 Range Items to be calibrated Serial No 120123456 2000uSTR Range You can also click to select 20000uUSTR Range Calibrate time 20040711 11 12 11 200000uSTR Range Range 2000usTRRange E Select the measurement range to be calibrated from the list To move to the calibration execution screen 1 The figure below is an example of the 8 CH Medium Speed Analog Output Module A range is not selected 3 Calibrator ip xh File View Help MX120 VA0 M08 Module 3 Range Ch 1 Ch 2 Ch 3 Ch 4 Ch 5 Ch 6 Ch Ch 8 Serial No 12C123456 10 V Output Range C Items to be calibrated Calibrate time Ch 1 2004 07 07 19 27 53 You can also click to select Ch 2 2004 07 07 19 25 38 Ch 3 2004 07 07 19 26 03 Ch 4 2004 07 07 19 26 25 Ch 5 2004 07 07 19 28 53 Ch 6 2004 07 07 19 29 38 Ch 7 2004 07 07 19 36 03 Ch 8 2004 07 07 19 46 25 Channel Select the measurement range t
32. 15 14 50 15 15 00 15 14 45 15 1400 alama E Ih bsolute Time hi f s 2008 01 123 Absolute fime hms Cursor B Measurement point Cursor A 3 From the Window menu choose Control Window Convert Information Cascade Tile Arrange Icons Graph Sheet Graph Sheet Layout gt Slarm Mark Statistics v 1 Graph data 0007 mxs The Cursor Value window opens Time at Cursor A Data number at Cursor A Time at Cursor B Data number at Cursor B Time between Cursors A and B Move Difference in the data number Cursor A Cursor B between Cursors A and B Control data 0007 mxs Group 11 I tt tt DE yy tt sisi Cursor A Cursor B Difference Data No Data No 13 H 43 30 Absolute Time Absolute Time ocean aa ean re 00 00 06 000 Channel Yalue B Value B Value 4 Channel Value 4 Value B Value B Value 4 CH00001 2 6743 cHaSnnin nil 2 3659 III 2 6937 5 0596 cCHOO002 2 3963 000 3 3559 III 3 8209 71768 CHOO003 21217 CH99 031 MN 103 4458 DII 117 7918 221 2375 CHOOOO4 v 1 8476 Channel display color Readout value of Cursor B Readout value of Cursor A Channel number and Readout value of Cursor B measurement unit Readout value of Cursor A Alarm indication IM MX180 01E 3 3 Reading Values Using Cursors Clearing the Cursor From the Edit menu choose Erase Cursor The cursors are cleared as well as the cursor values displaye
33. 16 2 GByte eoero File Name data a Add Date Add Time re O O a Monitor Interval v w Rec Interval File Division None o l E Interval Group 4 Math _ Fixed Period 91 j L20 eee E Monitor interval 100 msec B Rec interval x 1 Set using an integer multiple of the monitor interval for each computation group up to 128 The recording to the data file is carried out at monitor interval x multiplication factor Automatically set to the minimum monitor interval of the interval group with modules assigned or 100 ms whichever is less cannot be changed Setting the Record Start and Stop Conditions and Resetting Computation 1 Click Acquisition to show the Acquisition setup screen 2 Select On Record Fixed Time or Math under Start Condition If you select Fixed time enter the start date time 3 Select Manual Fixed Time Fixed Period or Math under Stop Condition If you select Fixed time enter the stop date time If you select Fixed period enter the record time Acquisition Select the record start condition a ee Start recording immediately cae ee ae ee Start recording when the specified time is reached st eee Start recording when the specified condition see the SS explanation in this section is met in the equation op Condition Continuous Record continuously stop by pressing the Stop Fixeatine 2003 s f 7 13 0r or button on the Monitor screen Fixe Period 00
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37. Alarm 2 type Alarm value of alarm 2 Hysteresis of alarm 2 Action Timer Off 4 Scroll to the right to Timer2 Of 1 p display alarms 1 to 4 Timer3 Off 4 oe A A E v Doo 0 Rate of change interval _ Calculate Over Over as the MAXMIN value of a range Interval of rate of change alarm 1 gt when the Type is set to rHigh and rLow E m 2a P 20080151 15 45 14 1 Click Channel to show the Channel setup screen 2 Click the Meas Channel tab or the Math Channel tab 3 Inthe Type list select the alarm type for Alarm 1 Alarm 2 Alarm 3 or Alarm 4 When not using difference input on measurement channels select OFF High or Low When using difference input select OFF dHigh or dLow On computation channels select OFF High Low rHigh or rLow 4 Click the value box and enter the alarm value 5 Click the Hysteresis box and enter the alarm hysteresis value 6 If you selected a rate of change alarm rHigh or rLow for the alarm type select the interval used to detect the rate of change from the Interval of rate ofchange alarm list box Showing Hiding Alarms 1 Click Monitor to show the Monitor screen 2 Click the Alarm ON OFF button Show Hide alarm 5O0msec Qaam ki Ill i hy RE Ae Switch the active channel 16 11 10 46 11 20 16 11 2 ime hms Alarm display area 2 54 IM MX180 01E 2 9 Setting Alarms and Alarm Indications Explanation Alarm Type
38. Back up your computer Security Check for updates Check this computer s security status e Allow a program through Windows Firewall Network and Internet Connect to the Internet View network status and tasks Set up file sharing Hardware and Sound Play CDs or other media automatically Printer Mouse caje QO gt Control Panel gt 4 p User Accounts Add or remove user accounts Appearance and Personalization Change desktop background Customize colors Adjust screen resolution Clock Language and Region Change keyboards or other input methods Ease of Access Let Windows suggest settings Optimize visual display Additional Options Programs Uninstall a program Change startup programs 3 Click Continue The Windows Firewall Settings dialog box is displayed e Windows needs your permission to continue If you started this action continue af Windows Firewall Settings Microsoft Windows Details User Account Control helps stop unauthorized changes to your computer App 4 IM MX180 01E Appendix 1 Configuring Removing the Firewall 4 Click the General tab If Off is selected click Cancel to exit If On is selected clear the Block all incoming connections check box Windows Firewall Settings Windows Firewall can help prevent hackers or malicious software from gaining access to your computer through the Internet or a network This setting blocks a
39. Connection The following MX is connected Click here 2 Click the Actual Configuration tab followed by the Retrieve current configuration button An X mark is displayed on the changed modules MX100 Standard Fie Edit view Acquisition Action Help DOSu tre o x JOPUO uoe a u 1 Monitor Display Channel Acquisition System Connection t System Click here E Unit Setup E Module Arrangement B Model Mx100 Current Configuration Actual Configuration Version R 3 01 Reconfigure based on actual config Serial No 122222221 J Option DS E mx110 UNY H04 Temperature Unit c Ps EE x110 unv mi0 AD Integration Time AUTO Si L H ix115 b05 H10 Response Check Check E x125 mKc m10 The module configuration is currently different from the MX Click here Changed modules E Module Arrangement Current Configuration Actual Canfiguration E Module Arrangqment Actual Configuration Current Col Mx100 ration R3 01 W Retrieve current configuration i 122222221 j DS i L E Mx110 UNV H04 12C123456 E metto unv Ho4 120123456 EE oix115 p05 H10 120303371 c ad E x115 b05 H10 L H x110 Unv m10 AUTO F L H mx110 UNv m10 120303371 E Mx125 MKC M10 Check E Mx125 MKC m10 Note IM MX180 01E The x mark appears at slots where the module has been changed and which are not operating correctly The serial number is not displayed to the right of th
40. Display Settings window A single Y axis scale of the active channel can be displayed Select slide zone QA2Q bt A MW EE 18 06 10 2003 0507 bsolute Tir Slide in this manner Auto zone Displays the waveforms by dividing the waveform display area evenly according to the number of displayed waveforms regardless of the Zone settings on the General Display Settings window Select auto zone SAA hl A M mu Divide evenly automatically 18 06 10 2003 05 07 Absolute T IM MX180 01E 3 2 Display Settings e Multi axes zone All the specified Y axis of the displayed waveforms are aligned horizontally To hide a Y axis clear the Y axes check box on the General Display Settings window The display position is set using Zone on the General Display Settings window Dragging the channel bar to the waveform display area shows the Y axis of the corresponding channel Dragging the Y axis to the zone display area hides the Y axis of the corresponding channel Indicates the specified Y axis Select multi axes zone z No Channel No Y Axis Ff QQ Wi RA Mi M rO D m wo CH00001 i Linear E wo2 cHo0002 wns CHOO003 gt Turn OFF the Y axis display of Ch00002 The Y axis of Ch00002 is not displayed Click the bar to move the specified Y axis to the right end Grid Display Select the grid type When this is selected When this is selected When this is selected amp S m RA DOi W
41. Files from multiple measurement groups having the same file number are joined into file groups The number of files contained in a file group must equal the number of measurement groups specified for example if 3 measurement groups are set each file group contains 3 files If one or more files are missing file grouping stops The resulting files that are created are limited to five million points or 2 GB If the limit is not exceeded from the file group of the specified file number to the file group of the record stop file number the software searches for file groups of file numbers preceding the file group of the specified file number and joins as many of them as possible without exceeding the limit The extension for joined files is mxc Copy CF card data to the PC hard disk before processing it e Joining may take time depending on the number of data points in the divided files e Even when joining is performed files prior to the joining with extension MXD are not deleted JOMAIA 3 2 Display Settings Changing the Display on the Waveform Display Window Change the display settings according to the explanation is the figure below Alarm display ON OFF Switch the en the grid display Switch the active waveform Clip display ON OFF display zone Move the cursor to the Switch the display group Zoom in or out point where the alarm of the time axis changed Change the grid density Zone display area ON OFF C
42. Information Displays the IP Address 192 168 1 1 n t t t t Status Exists Usable Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 atest Status MAX Size 488 MByte Default Gateway 0 0 0 0 of the CF card Free Area 452 MByte Port No 34316 Write Mode Cyclic Mode MAC Address 00 00 64 84 51 93 z his Formats the CF card 0 Ec 2 Bae 20080190 14 39 05 4 Click the OK button The message Format was successful appears Warning xi e W5136 M5161 A Format Compact Flash gt J Format was successful A Cancel IM MX180 01E 2 11 2 2 Configuring the System Setting the Write Mode of the CF Card and Formatting the CF Card While the CF card is being formatted the 7 segment LED of the main module displays the following Explanation Items That Can Be Confirmed on the System Screen e Unit Setup You can check the model version serial ID option temperature unit and the A D integration time e Module Arrangement If you click the Current Configuration tab the attachment conditions attachment positions and types of the input modules identified by the software are displayed If you click the Actual Configuration tab the attachment conditions of the actual input output modules are displayed e Network Information You can check the machine name IP address subnet mask default gateway port number and MAC address e Compact Flash Information You can check the status maximum size and free area of the CF card
43. MB or more 1 GB or more recommended RPM 7200 rpm or faster recommended Input Devices Mouse Keyboard Etc Input devices supported by the OS Display A video card that is recommended for the OS and a display that is supported by the OS has a resolution of 1024x768 or higher and that can show 65 536 colors 16 bit high color or more Ethernet Port An Ethernet port compatible with the OS 10BASE T or 100BASE TX required IM MX180 01E 1 3 IM MX180 01E Setup Procedures of the MX100 Standard Software The following procedures are for installing the software on Windows XP f Start Windows Log onto Windows as an administrator Otherwise you will not be able to install the software This is the same when using an OS other than Windows XP When Auto Run Is Enabled 2 Insert the CD ROM in the CD ROM drive The setup program automatically starts Proceed to step 4 When Auto Run Is Disabled 2 Double click the CD ROM icon from My Computer to open the CD ROM drive window Double click the SETUP EXE file The setup program starts Select the languages and click Next Click Next Read the Software License Agreement that appears If you agree to the terms select the accept terms of the license agreement check box Click Next In the next dialog box enter the user name company name and license number and click Next The license number is written on the label that is attached to the front
44. MX100 01E When synchronization is performed the time stamps are changed using those of the PC as a reference The file created by synchronization takes on the same file name with the mxs extension When synchronizing if the backup file is placed in the same folder data dropout from the recording file is embedded from the backup file data saved to the CF card and synchronization of channel data is performed Also the between channel delay in the medium speed modules is compensated during synchronization Synchronized files created by the synchronization process are created in the same directory as the data file normally displayed The file name is the name of the file being displayed excluding the mxd extension mxs extension However if the destination storage medium is write protected the file is created in the temporary file directory The temporary file directory is displayed in an error message dialog box When divided files are loaded they are joined by the synchronization process Ifa file that can be joined to the displayed data exists and you synchronize the data the existing synchronized file is overwritten If the existing synchronized file cannot be overwritten set to read only attribute for example a new synchronized file is created A sequence number is added to the name of the new synchronized file the name of the file being displayed sequence number mxs extension For example if the e
45. Off 7 Off lt Execute Execute Success 00042 Off X Off Execute Execute Success 00043 Off v Off v Execute Execute Success 00044 Off Off 7 Execute Execute B as a a ee iE LEESI S ad Collective execution ON OFF button Drag and drop channels on which to perform initial balancing to select them Selected channels are displayed with red characters against a gray background e To execute initial balancing on a strain input module you must finalize MX100 channel settings and send them If invalid channel settings are entered a dialog box will appear prompting you to correct the settings Message OOOO hl W5135 A In order to balance the strain channels it s necessary for channels to be set up correctly The current channel setup contains invalid use of reference channels Some mesurement channels set to RRIC mode Do you wish to continue after disabling the invalid channels Initializing Copying and Pasting of Settings on the Display Setup Screen Explanation IM MX180 01E The procedures are the same as those for Initializing Copying and Pasting of Settings on the Display Setup Screen described in section 2 6 Input Mode and Measurement Range Measurement channel settings differ depending on the hardware style number of the MX100 See the table below Connectable module types MX100 Hardware or setting items ae os 30ch module s s2 s MX110 VTD L30 GOST ra
46. Output Range 02 Explanation Next output 10 from 1 ch Then select the Calibrate button Calibration is started Unit information Module Start calibration Click the Calibrate button The message Calibrating Please wait and do not perform any other operation appears 5 Repeat steps 1 to 4 until all calibrations are completed 6 From the File menu choose Write The calibration values are written to the input module File view Help Exit Note During calibration do not perform any other operations especially turning the MX100 OFF or dropping communications Doing so may cause the MX100 main unit to stop working O A o pe 4 2 Calibration Procedure Explanation 4 10 Calibrated Parameters e 4 CH High Speed Universal Input Module MX110 UNV H04 Calibration is carried out on a channel by channel basis Measurement Range to Be Calibrated 20 mV 60 mV 200 mV 1V 2V 6 V 20 V 100 V RTD 1 mA 200 mV RTD 1 mA 600 mV RTD 1 mA 1 V RTD 2 mA 60 mV RTD 2 mA 200 mV RTD 2 mA 600 mV RTD 2 mA 1 V Input Value 1 0 mV 0 mV 0 mV OV OV OV OV OV 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Input Value 2 20 mV 60 mV 200 mV 1V 2V 6V 20 V 100 V 200 Q 300 Q 500 Q 30 Q 100 Q 300 Q 250 Q e 10 CH Medium Speed Universal Input Module MX110 UNV M10 Measurement Range to Be Calibrated 20 mV 60 mV 200 mV 1V 2V 6V 20 V
47. Recalibrate If the message is still displayed service required Recalibrate If the message is still displayed service required Reference Page 3 2 3 24 3 2 3 5 3 25 3 25 Reference Page 2 5 4 4 to 4 9 4 4 to 4 9 IM MX180 01E Appendix Appendix 1 IM MX180 01E Configuring Removing the Firewall Check the following before attempting to configure or remove a firewall e Check the internet connection status using the ping command If the ping fails check the cables hub IP address settings and other factors to determine the cause e Check that procedures performed on the software are correct If the problem cannot be solved after taking the above measures it is likely that there will be problems with the firewall settings Configure or remove the firewall according to the following procedure Note that the following procedure describes the MX100 Standard but it applies to the MX100 Calibration Software as well App 1 xipueddy Appendix 1 Configuring Removing the Firewall Windows XP SP3 App 2 1 From the Start menu click Control Panel The Control Panel opens Settings Control Panel Network Connections Sy Printers and Faxes gl Taskbar and Start Menu Search Q Help and Support JE Run Log Off nsdoc Turn Off Computer Windows XP Professional 2 Double click Windows firewall The Windows Firewall dialog box appears ixi F
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49. Select the condition for stopping the recording from the following e Continuous Immediately stops recording when the Stop button on the Monitor screen is clicked or Stop is chosen from the Acquisition menu e Fixed Time Stops recording at the specified date time Set the date time as year month day hours minutes seconds If the specified time has already been passed the operation is the same as Manual e Fixed Period Stops recording after the specified time elapses after the recording is started Set the time as hours minutes seconds e Math Stops recording when the StopRec event function see Event Function under Explanation in section 2 5 is executed on the computation channel Save Destination and Name of the Record File Select the hard disk drive of your PC for the save destination By default the save destination is the Data folder in the MX100 Standard folder where the MX100 Standard Software is installed Not m m Do not set the save destination to a storage medium other than the hard disk or to a network drive Doing so may cause problems in terms of performance The default file name is data If multiple files are created the name is data XXXX where XXXX is a four digit sequence number starting with 0000 The extension is mxd You can also add the file creation date and time to the file name as follows e When adding both the date and time data 0224 1316 recording start
50. The print image is displayed Fie Edit View Window Conver Open Ctrl 0 Close Save Display Setting Ctrl S Save Template Use Template Sync Process Print Ctrl P Print Settings Print Setup Data iewer Setting Up the Printer 1 From the File menu choose Print Setup The Print Setup dialog box opens 2 Set the paper size orientation and other settings Then click OK Display example of the Print Setup dialog box Fie eat vew Window Cone La x Open Ctrl 0 Pinter Close Save Display Setting Ctrl S Name WPSZXBS Print Properties E Status Ready cad ial gt Type Canon PS IPU Color Laser Copier v52 3 Sync Process Where PSZX55 Print Print Ctrl P Comment Preview Print Settings Paper Orientation Print Setup Size Letter Portrait Source Automatically Select C Landscape Network Cancel IM MX180 01E 3 27 3 8 Printing the Data Explanation 3 28 Printed Items To print waveforms open the waveform display window to print numeric values open the numeric display window to print alarm or mark lists open the alarm mark list display window If multiple waveform display windows or numeric display windows are open click the window you wish to print Also to print alarm mark lists cursor values or statistics calculated over and area along with waveforms display those windows as well Print Ra
51. Type K Type E Type J Type T Type N Type W Type L Type U or KpvsAu Fe e RTD1 resistance temperature detector measured current 1 mA on the 4 CH High Speed Universal Input Module Select the RTD type referred to as Range in the setup from Pt100 default JPt100 HQ Pt100 high resolution Pt100 HQ JPt100 high resolution JPt100 Ni100 SAMA Ni100 DIN or Ni120 e RTD1 resistance temperature detector measured current of 1 mA on the 10 CH Medium Speed Universal Input Module 6 CH Medium Speed Four Wire RTD Resistance Input Module Select the RTD type referred to as Range in the setup from Pt100 default JPt100 HQ Pt100 high resolution Pt100 HQ JPt100 high resolution JPt100 Ni100 SAMA Ni100 DIN Ni120 Pt50 Cu10 GE Cu10 L amp N Cu10 WEED Cu10 BAILEY or J263B e RTD2 resistance temperature detector measured current 2 mA on the 4 CH High Speed Universal Input Module Select the RTD type referred to as Range in the setup from Pt100 default JPt100 HQ Pt100 high resolution Pt100 HQ JPt100 high resolution JPt100 Pt50 Cu10 GE Cu10 L amp N Cu10 WEED Cu10 BAILEY or J263B The RTD2 selection is not available on the 10 CH Medium Speed Universal Input Module and the 6 CH Medium Speed Four Wire RTD Resistance Input Module e RTDEX resistance temperature detector measured current 0 25 mA on the 6 CH Medium Speed Four Wire RTD Resistance Input Module Select the RTD type referred to as Range in t
52. above is recorded as the old PC time before communication was disrupted in the file created immediately after communication recovers If you attempt to synchronize this file a dialog box with the message Some channels do not have enough information to synchronize appears In this case synchronization is performed with the premise that the MX100 measured the data using the logical estimated record interval Joining You can join data saved in the MX100 s CF card 4 File groups with This becomes the unit of joining files numbered 0 Max number of files Note l File 0 File 1 File 2 File N Measurement Start condition Start condition Start condition Start condition start divide divide divide Group 1 Stop condition 1 Stop condition Stop condition Stop condition divide l divide divide exit File 0 File 1 File 2 File N Measurement Start condition Start condition Start condition Start condition Group2 _ start i divide divide divide I Stop condition Stop condition Stop condition Stop condition divide l divide divide exit l File 0 File 1 File 2 File N Measurement Start condition Start condition Start condition Start condition Group 3 start divide divide divide Stop condition Stop condition divide Stop condition divide divide exit Stop condition Recording start time ny A Va Recording stop
53. and click the OK button IM MX180 01E Appendix 1 Configuring Removing the Firewall On Windows 7 1 Click the control panel on the Windows Start menu The Control Panel appears I Hardware Configurator Control Panel Devices and Printers Default Programs gt All Programs Saeed Support Search programs and files Shut down gt 2 Click System and Security ka gt S gt Control Panel Search Control Panel Adjust your computer s settings View by Category Y System and Security User Accounts and Family Review your computer s status Safety Back a deel computer Add or remove user accounts Find and fix problems Set up parental controls for any user Network and Internet View network status and tasks Choose homegroup and sharing options Appearance and Personalization Change the theme Hardware and Sound Change desktop background View devices and printers Adjust screen resolution Add a device gt o D D 5 x Clock Language and Region Programs 13 Change keyboards or other input methods Uninstall a program 3 Click Windows Firewall The Windows Firewall Settings dialog box is displayed So CMI Control Panel System and Security Control Panel Home Action Genter Review your computer s status and resolve issues Change User Account Control settings Troubleshoot common computer problems Hardware and Sound Restore your computer to an earlier time
54. are not on the list of allowed programs Active home or work private networks ik Network Notification state Notify me when Windows Firewall blocks a new program D a iV Public networks Not Connected y See also Action Center Network and Sharing Center Click Windows Firewall Properties File Action View Help e0 W Windows Firewall with Advanced BY aa GE E S EET E Inbound Rules E3 Outbound Rules E Connection Security Rules b Monitoring a Windows Firewall with Advanced Security provides network security for Windows computers Overview 4 Domain Profile Windows Firewall is on inbound connections that do not match a rule are blocked Outbound connections that do not match a rule are allowed Private Profile is Active 8 Windows Firewall is on inbound connections that do not match a rule are blocked Outbound connections that do not match a rule are allowed Public Profile Windows Firewall is on inbound connections that do not match a rule are blocked Outbound connections that do not match a rule are allowed E Windows Firewall Properties Click the tab of the profile appropriate for your operating environment When the Firewall state is Off click Cancel to exit When the Firewall state is On and Inbound connections or Outbound connections is Block proceed to next step Windows Firewall with Advanced Security on Local Computer
55. be joined a dialog box opens with the message Combining with related files before the waveform display window appears Click the Yes button to join the files or the No button to display only the specified file Information ed j M3124 Combining with related files F lol x M File Edit View Window Convert Information Help la x S W a aie m a alol AMS 13 46 15 13 46 10 20080201 Absolute Time h m s da oY The graphs for each monitor interval specified in the Acquisition Conditions screen of the Integration Monitor are displayed separately even within the same group Loadable Files Data files recorded using the Integration Monitor of the MX100 Standard Software or MXLOGGER sold separately mxd extension Data files saved after performing synchronization using the Viewer mxs extension Data backup files saved to the CF card using the MX100 MXD extension Display Range File Size and Number of Data Points of the Loadable Data 50 groups Maximum channels per group 32 File size 2 GB Data points 5 million Note When loading files with approximately 5 million data points the error message Insufficient memory Please exit immediately may appear If this happens set the paging file size of the system virtual memory to 2 GB or more To change the paging file size of the system virtual memory in Windows XP In the control panel double click the Sys
56. can enter computation equations using the constants operators and functions described below The computed results can be displayed and recorded saved as computed data Computation allows you to determine the average maximum minimum of a specified channel on a specified date time or output events start stop record reset time etc under specified conditions The number of available computation channels is 60 channel numbers 99001 to 99060 and the number of characters that can be used in the equation is 127 Constants The following three types of constants can be used e User defined constants A constant can be assigned to an arbitrary string name You can set up to sixty user defined constants Set the Name of the constant using a string up to ten characters that is not used by predefined constants or functions They are not case sensitive The precision and range of the constant values are the same as the single precision floating point format 32 bits negative values 3 4028235E 38 to 1 401298E 45 and positive values 1 401298E 45 to 3 4028235E 38 e Predefined constants The five strings below are used for predefined constants They are not case sensitive e NaN Represents an invalid value or error value For a description of the computed result when NaN is used in the computation see Notes on Computation in this section e POver Represents Over positive overrange The expression POver gt x is satisfied for
57. card information 2 12 IM MX180 01E IM MX180 01E 2 2 Configuring the System Setting the Write Mode of the CF Card and Formatting the CF Card Setting the A D Integral Time When the measurement interval is one of the setting values in the table below the A D integral time setting of the input module becomes active The default setting is AUTO e AUTO Automatically sets the A D integral time to 50 Hz or 60 Hz according to the frequency of the power supplied to the main module e 50 Hz Sets the integral time to 20 ms e 60 Hz Sets the integral time to 16 67 ms Input Module Type sin ra 4 CH High Speed Universal Input Module MX110 UNV H04 50 ms 10 CH Medium Speed Universal Input Module MX110 UNV M10 500 ms 30 CH Medium Speed DCV TC DI Input Module MX110 VTD L30 1s 6 CH Medium Speed Four Wire RTD Resistance Input Module 500 ms MX110 V4R M06 4 CH Medium Speed Strain Input Module 200 ms MX112 B12 M04 MX112 B35 M04 and MX112 NDI M04 For the A D integral times when setting other measurement intervals see chapter 4 Specification in the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MX100 01E Setting the Write Mode of the CF Card If the connection between the software and the MX100 is dropped while the measured computed data is being recorded see section 2 7 the measured data is saved backed up to the CF card on the main module If the Cyclic Mode check box is selected and measured data is saved in
58. circuit under test is zero due to the slight deviation in resistance of the strain gauge and the measured value may not be zero the value in such cases is called the initial unbalanced value Therefore when taking measurements you must first balance the bridge and if the strain is zero obtain a measured value of zero This is called initial balancing setting the initial unbalanced value to zero Measured value we gt Initial balance Strain With the MX100 initial balancing is performed in the 10000u strain range Initial balance The value when the command is executed is set as the initial unbalanced value and the measured value is set to zero Reset The value set during initial balancing is reset to zero The initial unbalanced value is used as is for the measured value Note If the measuring range is changed the initial balancing is reset After a range change you must redo initial balancing 2 27 JOPUO UOIZeI1H9 U 2 4 Setting the Measurement Conditions Setting the Measurement Channels The results of initial balancing are as follows Status box display Status Not executed Successful Initial balancing was executed successfully Failed Initial balancing failed OVER Initial balancing succeeded but the output value exceeded the upper limit or fell below the lower limit and the value was rounded to the upper limit value or the lower limit value Executing Executing initial balancing No
59. copies and then click OK 5 Q Display example of the Print dialog box z LT T File Edit view Acquisition Action H Pite ees O New Ctrl N ae PEET gt OPen Ctrl O ame APSZXBB Print foperties Save Ctrl s Status Ready O Save As Type Canon PS IPU Color Laser Copier v52 3 gt mne Where PSZXB5 Print Oo Import Math Expression Comment T Print to file Import Math Constant Print range Copies aa Launch Data Viewer All Number of copies fi zo EZ Print Setup ee ake ake v Collate Recent File Exit Cancel Print Preview From the File menu choose Print Preview The print image is displayed w MX100 Standard File Edit view Acquisition Action H New Ctrl N Open Ctrl o Save Ctrl S Save As Import Tag Import Math Expression Import Math Constant Launch Data Viewer Print Ctrl P Print Setup Recent File Exit Y LT ox Print Next Page Prey Page Two Page Zoom In Zeon out i i Setting Up the Printer 1 From the File menu choose Print Setup The Print Setup dialog box opens 2 Set the paper size orientation and other settings Then click OK Display example of the Print Setup dialog box Print Setup lx Fie Edit View Acquisition Action H Printer rits ae Name PSZX55 Pri _ Properties fe Ctrl40 ame rint roperties Save Ctrl S St
60. differential input reference channel or remote RJC reference channel setting is inappropriate the following message appears Yes Disable measurement channels with inappropriate settings clear the Monitor check box in the Channel screen and move to the Display Setup or Monitor screen No Change the settings of the measurement channels with inappropriate settings without moving to the next screen Message OOOO hl W5134 A The current channel setup contains invalid use of reference channels Some mesurement channels set to RRIC mode Do you wish to continue after disabling the invalid channels Setting the Time Constant of the First Order Lag Filter Valid Only When the Input Mode Is Set to Something Other than DI 15 Select the time constant from the Filter list box Setting the Burnout Valid Only When the Input Mode Is Set to TC 16 Select the direction in which the measured value is set off the range OVER or OVER when a burnout occurs from the Burnout list box Setting the RJC When the Input Mode Is Set to TC 17 Click the Type box under RJC and select Internal or External 18 If you select External click the Volt box under RJC and enter the compensation voltage 2 20 IM MX180 01E 2 4 Setting the Measurement Conditions Setting the Measurement Channels Check here to measure the difference input difference with respect to the measured value of the reference channel Select the reference channel
61. from the Information menu You can also select the items to be printed using the check boxes xi Jv File Name data 0507 1804 mxd Jv Start Time 2003 05 07 18 04 15 470 JV File Recovery None Jv End Time 2003 05 07 18 04 33 536 Jv Sync Process None V Star Condition Start Point V Creator H MxX100 Standard Logger MV End Condition Divided Point IV File No 0 MV Channel Num 18 JV File Message JV Ref FileNum 0 JV Ref File No V Print Comment IM MX180 01E 3 8 Printing the Data Print Example e When only the waveforms are printed File information gt Groep AAA T T a 16 eee ITE lt D D When cursor values values of statistical computation over an area and waveforms are printed File information Statistical computation over an area Cursor values 3 29 IM MX180 01E 3 8 Printing the Data 3 30 When printing an alarm list Alam List test_take 0831 1511 m s Chame Level Type Alarm Of Alarm OFF CHOQOD1 L1 L m04 06 31 15 11 48 00 m04 06 31 15711248 400 CHOO001 L1 L m04 06 31 15 11 49 00 m04 06 31 15 11 49 400 cCHOo001 L1 L m04 06 31 15 11 50 00 a031 15 11 50 40 CHOQOD1 L1 L 204031 15111151 000 204031 15211251 400 CHOO001 L1 L 204031 15 11 52 000 m04 06 31 157211252 400 CHOQOD1 L1 L m04 06 31 15 11 53 000 mM04 06 31 157211253 300 CHOO001 L1 L m04 06 31 15 11 54 000 m04 06 31 157211254 300 CHOO001 L1 L m04 06 31 15111155
62. information dialog box that appears when printing data on Viewer 0 ES Displayed by choosing Information gt File Information in Viewer IM MX180 01E Explanation IM MX180 01E 2 3 Setting the Acquisition Conditions of the Measured Computed Data Monitor Interval Sets the measurement interval monitor update interval and alarm detection interval However if the specified monitor interval is short the data monitor update interval may be slower depending on the PC environment If the monitor interval is set greater than or equal to two minutes the Integration Monitor acquires data from the MX100 at the specified interval but the measurement interval and alarm detection interval on the MX100 are one minute The input modules can be divided into three interval groups and different monitor intervals can be specified for each interval group Note The shortest interval that you can specify for the monitor interval is the longest of the shortest measurement intervals of all the input modules assigned to the same measurement group For example if an input module with the shortest measurement interval of 10 ms and an input module with 100 ms are assigned 100 ms is the shortest interval that can be specified for the group When saving backup data to the CF card for monitor intervals of up to one minute the data is saved at the monitor interval and for monitor intervals of two minutes or more the data is saved at one minute inte
63. inserted in the card slot The CF card status indicates the following None The CF card is not inserted in the slot Exists Usable The CF card is inserted in the slot and usable Exists Unusable The card is inserted in the slot but unusable due to reasons such as an unformatted card unsupported file system or broken card Check the module information Check the unit setup system reconfiguration is possible MX100 Standard loj x Fie Edit view Acquisition Action Help ODSA peA Monitor Cisplay Channel Acquisition System Connection System E Unit Setup Ol Module Arrangement Model Mx100 Current Corfiguration Actual Configuration Version Retrieve current configuration l l Serial No L E MX110 UNV H04 12C123456 Temperature Unit c gt EE MK110 UNV M10 120123457 Option AD Integration Time AUTO Rd E wx115 p24 H10 Response Check Execute EJ mx120 vA0 M08 12C123458 MX112 B35 M04 12C123459 E Network Information E Mx125 MKC M10 Machine Name x1 OO No 2 Machine Name MxX100 No1 Compact Flash Information Update ae IP Address 192 168 1 1 Status Exists Usable Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 MAX Size 488 MByte Default Gateway 0 0 0 0 Free Area 452 MByte Cyclic Mode Execute b Pecos 2008 01 30 14 39 05 Port No 34316 Write Mode MAC Address 00 00 64 84 81 93 Format 2 Check the network information Check the CF
64. lines can be copied Copy on the Edit menu is not available if the number of lines specified by the cursors is above 1000 If data of multiple measurement intervals is displayed the data in the interval between the cursors on the data sheet with the active measurement interval is copied The newest line is displayed in light blue on the data sheet with the active measurement interval The newest line and the newest column are displayed using the same color on non active sheets You can activate a sheet by clicking the sheet IM MX180 01E 3 2 Display Settings Initializing Copying and Pasting of Settings on the General Display Settings Window On the General Display Settings window you can reset the settings to default or copy and pate the settings of one or multiple waveforms to the settings of other waveforms You can copy and paste according to the procedure below Drag the copy source waveform numbers No column click the Copy button drag the copy destination waveform numbers and click the Paste button Drag to select a range Click to select all the channels enep pisplay seteinas x o1 f2 03 04 os o o7 os 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 z4 gt JOMAIA Groijp Name Group 1 Scale Zone no Channel No Y Axis Form 5 Trip1 Trip2 Color Min Max Min Max M vot cHooo01 Linear 2 0 2 0 o 100 J
65. of the Manual DO buttons 1 to 4 6 7 Click the Energize box to select an output relay action of Energize or De energize Click the Hold box to select an output relay behavior of Hold or Non hold 2 57 JOPUO UOIZeI1H9 U 2 10 Digital Output Settings Explanation Alarm Reference Channel Range The alarm detection of multiple measurement channels or computation channels can be assigned to a single DO channel If an alarm is detected on any one of the assigned channels an alarm is output A range of individual or consecutive channel numbers can be assigned Note If connection with the PC is dropped the state at the point at which the DO output was dropped is retained However DO output to which measurement channel alarm detection is assigned functions normally even if the connection with the PC is dropped Digital Output Operation Other Than Alarm Output The digital output can be enabled for the following causes e Manual DO DO channels assigned to the button number output relay contact signals collectively when the manual DO button on the Monitor screen is clicked Manual DO button Click to switch ON OFF a S E ET Fie Edit view Acquisition Action Help Monitor Display Channel Acquisiti in System Connection Dee eA E l H a a E 2A J grao Ss Record Stop Pause Mark Relay ACK O E Monitor e FAIL output Outputs a relay contact signal when an error occurs in the main module CPU Relay outpu
66. of the case for the MX100 Standard Software Setup CD ROM MX100 Standard Software InstallShield Wizard Customer Information Please enter your information Please enter your name the name of the company for which you work and the product license number User Name Mx100 Company Name Yokogawa Electric Corporation License Number Next gt BJEMJOS y Buisp ai0ojeg i 1 3 Setup Procedures of the MX100 Standard Software 7 Select the setup type to install and click Next The default destination to install is C MX100 Standard If you click Custom check box you can select the installation location and installed functions Note that if you select MX100 Standard in the installation function MX100 Viewer will also be installed Follow the on screen instructions MX100 Standard Software InstallShield Wizard Setup Type Select the setup type to install Please select a setup type amp Complete All program features will be installed Requires the most disk space Select which program features you want installed Recommended for advanced Users install sil lt Back f New TAL cence 8 Click Install to start the installation 9 Click Finish to finish the installation 1 6 IM MX180 01E Explanation IM MX180 01E 1 3 Setup Procedures of the MX100 Standard Software Installation Result When the software program is installed properly the folder MX100 Standard Software
67. on or in the Licensed Software including without limitation data on computer programs and program listings be completely accurate correct reliable or the most updated 4 2 Notwithstanding the preceding Paragraph 4 1 when third party software is included in the Licensed Software the warranty period and terms and conditions that apply shall be those established by the provider of the third party software IM MX180 01E ili Terms and Conditions of the Software License 4 3 When Yokogawa decides in its own judgement that it is necessary Yokogawa may from time to time provide the Licensee with Revision upgrades and Version upgrades separately specified by Yokogawa hereinafter called Updates 4 4 Notwithstanding the preceding Paragraph 4 3 in no event shall Yokogawa provide Updates where the Licensee or any third party conducted renovation or improvement of the Licensed Software 4 5 THE FOREGOING WARRANTIES ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OF QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE WRITTEN ORAL OR IMPLIED AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE HEREBY DISCLAIMED BY YOKOGAWA AND ALL THIRD PARTIES LICENSING THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE TO YOKOGAWA 4 6 Correction of nonconformity in the manner and for the period of time provided above shall be the Licensee s sole and exclusive remedy for any failure of Yokogawa to comply with its obligations and shall constitute f
68. the MX100 Standard Software s Integration Monitor Before the waveform display screen appears the message This file is not synchronized OK to synchronize is displayed to confirm whether or not to perform the synchronization To synchronize the data file click Yes otherwise click No A M3110 This file is not synchronized Synchronize data file a Displays the waveform display window Data Viewer Graph data 0007 mxs M File Edit View Window Convert Information Help o lal x SHS a A e B m a alol AMS Group 1 Group 2 SRAMA tm amp Mel SSE 4 45 15 15 00 15 15 15 15 1 2008 01 123 Absolute Time h m s The graphs for each monitor interval specified in the Acquisition Conditions of the Integration Monitor and the graph of computation channels are display separately even within the same group IM MX180 01E 3 1 3 1 Loading Data Files Explanation Note If you open a file file created by recording the data of multiple units MX100s created using MXLOGGER software sold separately a confirmation dialog box opens with a message This file is not synchronized Synchronize data file If you click No a Select Unit No dialog box opens Click the desired unit number button to display the measured data of the corresponding unit and the computed data of MKLOGGER When Loading Data Files Divided on the MX100 If there are any files that can
69. the Measurement Conditions Setting the Measurement Channels Setting the Burnout When the input mode is set to TC you can set the burnout detection behavior If set to Up the measured value is fixed to OVER when a burnout is detected condition in which the input signal level exceeds the upper limit of the measurement range If set to Down the measured value is fixed to OVER condition in which the input signal level exceeds the lower limit of the measurement range To not detect burnouts select Off default Setting the RJC When the input mode is TC select whether to use the internal reference junction compensation function of the input module or an external reference junction compensation function This setting is possible when the input mode is set to a mode other than DI but the setting takes effect only when the mode is TC When using the external reference junction compensation function set an appropriate reference junction compensation voltage Volt in the setup in the range of 20000 uV to 20000 uV For example if the reference junction temperature of the external reference compensation is To C set the reference compensation junction voltage to the thermoelectromotive force of the 0 C reference of To C Initial Balancing of Strain Input Channels Initial Unbalance Value Adjustment When configuring a bridge circuit with a strain gauge the bridge circuit will not necessarily be balanced even if the strain of the
70. value gt Absolute value abs ch 1 max lt value gt lt value gt Maximum value among multiple max ch 1 ch 2 ch 3 specified values min lt value gt lt value gt Minimum value among multiple min ch 1 ch 2 ch 3 specified values pp lt value gt lt value gt Maximum minimum among multiple pp ch 1 ch 2 ch 3 specified values sum lt value gt lt value gt Sum of multiple specified values sum ch 1 ch 2 ch 3 ave lt value gt lt value gt Average of multiple specified values ave ch 1 ch 2 ch 3 poly lt x gt lt a0 gt lt a1 gt lt an gt Polynomial with variable parameters poly ch 1 ch 2 ch 3 Calculates a0xnt a1xn 1 anx0 ceil lt value gt Returns the minimum integer greater ceil ch 1 than lt value gt floor lt value gt Returns the maximum integer less floor ch 1 than lt value gt JOPUO UOIZeI1H9 U limit lt x gt lt a gt If x is outside the range defined by a and b limit ch 1 10 20 round the value to a or b rnd Returns a random number between 0 and 1 ch 1 rnd IsNaN lt value gt Returns 1 if value is NaN or O if itis not IsNaN ch 1 IM MX180 01E 2 37 2 5 Setting Computations Setting the Computation Channels Time Functions The table below shows the functions related to time The functions are not case sensitive Only integer numeric constants can be written in the function parameters lt year gt lt month gt lt day gt lt
71. whom sublicensed software in the Yokogawa Software Program is licensed Yokogawa hereby grants you permission to use the Yokogawa Software Program on the conditions that you agree to the Terms and Conditions before you open the Package and or install it in or onto a computer IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS YOU CANNOT OPEN THE PACKAGE AND MUST IMMEDIATELY RETURN IT TO YOKOGAWA OR ITS DESIGNATED PARTY Terms and Conditions of the Software License Yokogawa Electric Corporation a Japanese corporation hereinafter called Yokogawa grants permission to use this Yokogawa Software Program hereinafter called the Licensed Software to the Licensee on the conditions that the Licensee agrees to the terms and conditions stipulated in Article 1 hereof You as the Licensee hereinafter called Licensee shall agree to the following terms and conditions for the software license hereinafter called the Agreement based on the use intended for the Licensed Software Please note that Yokogawa grants the Licensee permission to use the Licensed Software under the terms and conditions herein and in no event shall Yokogawa intend to sell or transfer the Licensed Software to the Licensee Licensed Software Name MX100 Standard Software Model MX180 Number of License 1 Article 1 Scope Covered by these Terms and Conditions 1 1 The terms and conditions stipulated herein shall be applied to any Licensee who purchases th
72. 0 0 0 0 i aoc z Maximum Minimum value of the scale 0 Display zone position Turn ON OFF the trip point display 2 0000 annon w N l Ready IM MX180 01E 1 2 tA 1 Ec Fs or int 19212 Trip point Channel display color Click Display to show the Display setup screen Change the display settings according to the explanation is the figure below Set the display for each display group You can set up to ten display groups Initializing Copying and Pasting of Settings on the Display Setup Screen On the Display Setup Screen you can reset the settings to default or copy and pate the settings of one or multiple waveforms to the settings of other waveforms You can copy and paste according to the procedure below Click the copy source waveform number No column choose Copy from the Edit menu click the copy destination waveform number and choose Paste from the Edit menu Drag to select the range Select all channels Channel Y Axis Format zone Trip 1 Trip 2 Color Min Max Min Max oo0o01 l Linear lt 4 2 0000 2 0000 a 100 O 2 0000 2 0000 M oo002 Linear lt 4 2 0000 2 0000 0 100 O 2 0000 O 2 0000 i oooo3 Linear lt 4 2 0000 2 0000 0 100 O 2 0000 2 0000 ooo0g Linear 4 2 0000 2 0000 0 100 O 2 0000 2 0000 00011 Linear lt 2 0000 2 0000 0 100 O 2 0000 J 2 0000 H 00012 V Linear 4 2 0000 2 000
73. 0 0 100 O 2 0000 O 2 0000 0003 Linear 4 2 0000 2 0000 0 100 2 0000 2 0000 M 00014 Linear lt 2 0000 2 0000 0 100 O 2 0000 J 2 0000 M 00015 Linear 4 2 0000 2 0000 0 100 O 2 0000 2 0000 om6 Linear 4 2 0000 2 0000 0 100 O 2 0000 2 0000 0o07 Linear lt 4 2 0000 2 0000 0 100 2 0000 2 0000 M G n eet A A OMi a anannan a an a A Anan annnm a Restore the default setting Do not copy Copy first item to rest of selection Select to copy Assign channels automatically All ON or OFF 2 43 2 6 Displaying the Monitor and Setting the Display Procedure Displaying the Monitor Screen and Settings on the Monitor Screen 1 Click Monitor to show the Monitor screen 2 Change the display settings according to the explanation is the figure below If the channels of different interval groups or channels of computation groups are assigned to the same display group a monitor is displayed for each interval group or computation group see the figure below Click here MX100 Standard Fie Edit view Acquisition Action Help OSABA Switch to waveform numeric or waveform and numeric display Monitor Display Channel Acquisition System Conne An Pym PN PY I ON OFF ON OFP Add a mark cannot be used when paused Record Stop Pause Mark Monitor someec ORAA A M m h AS o E looses RJM II HE9 C OL E A Switch the Y axis channel l tili
74. 0 0000 Enter the tag number 5 C 98006 TagComment 99006 0 0000 up to 15 characters lt O 99007 TagComment 99007 0 0000 z C 193008 TagComment 99008 0 0000 Enter the tag comment 0 0000 up to 30 characters Q lt a 7 er Enter the label for identifying Eg Action Interval sec On period sec Off period sec A th t t Timer Level 4 3600 o o e eona an Timer2 Ott 4 Appropriate labels are displayed dl H in black Inappropriate labels are s 7 displayed in peach El Calculate Over Over as the MAXMIN value of a range Interval of rate of change alarm 1 r Enter the constant value Ready 0 FI S E 2008 01 31 09 17 14 Alarm settings see section 2 9 Note Sixty computation channels are always shown Setting the Unit Tag Number and Tag Comment 8 Click the Unit Tag No and Tag Comment text box and enter the unit tag number and tag comment respectively Setting the User Defined Constant 9 Click the Label box under Constant and enter a label for identifying the constant 10 Click the Value box under Constant and enter the value of the constant Importing Equations You can import saved expressions from a file From the File menu choose Import Math Expression Then select an MX100 project file a file with the mxp extension in the Open dialog box Only saved expressions can be imported File Edit Yiew Acquisition Action H pone MX100 Standard a c E New Ctrl h Open Ctrl O Save
75. 00 Standard Programs h Documents Settings Search Help Fgm Standard a Search Results Exiting the Software From the File menu choose Exit The following figure shows an example of the Integration Monitor MX100 Standard File Edit View Acquisition Action H New Ctrl M Open Chrl 0 Save Chrl 5 Save As Import Tag Import Math Expression Import Math Constant Launch Data Viewer Print Ctrl F Frink Preview Print Setup Recent File Note When exiting the MX100 Viewer a dialog box confirming whether to save the display settings opens if the display settings have been changed IM MX180 01E Chapter 2 Integration Monitor 2 1 Connecting and Disconnecting the MX100 Before carrying out the procedure below turn ON the power to the relevant MX100 and connect the MX100 When connecting the MX100 for the first time the MX100 and the PC must be connected locally in a one to one configuration Note Connecting the MX100 and the PC to a mission critical network before an appropriate IP address is assigned to the MX100 may adversely affect other connected devices on the network JOPUO UOIZEI1H9 U Connecting to an MX100 That Has Not Been Configured for the Network 1 Start the Integration Monitor according to the procedure given in section 1 4 The Connection screen opens LT lox File Edit view Acquisition Action Help Da tee Co n n ecti O n Currently no Mx
76. 000 m04 06 31 15 11 55 300 cHOo001 L1 L m04 06 31 15 11 56 000 mM04 06 31 15 11 56 300 cHOo001 L1 L a031 15 11 57 00 m04 06 31 15 11 57 300 cCHOO001 L1 L m04 06 31 15 11 58 00 204031 15 11 58 300 cCHOo001 L1 L m04 06 31 157211258 900 mM04 06 31 15211259 300 CHOO001 L1 L m04 06 31 15 11 59 900 mM04 08 31 15 12 00 300 CHOQOD1 L1 L m04 06 31 15 12 00 900 m04 06 31 157212701 300 CHOO001 L1 L a031 157212201 900 m04 08 31 15712202 300 When printing a mark list Mark List test_take 0831 1511 ms Absolute Time Hark G oup Kind 2004 08 31 15 11 48 400 Mar W Viewer 2004 08 31 15 11 49 600 Mark Hon itor 2004 08 31 15 11 52 470 Mark Hon itor 2004 08 31 15 11 55 900 Warki 1 Group 01 Viewer 2004 08 31 15 11 59 420 Mark Mon itor 2004 08 31 15 12 04 320 kark kon itor 2004 08 31 15 12 06 780 bark kon itor 2004 08 31 15112110 600 War k2 1 Group 01 Viewer 2004 08 31 15 12 14 350 Wark Mon itor 2004 08 31 15712717 800 War k3 1 Group 01 Viewer 2004 08 31 15212219 170 Wark Hon itor 2004 08 31 15 12 26 330 Wark Mon itor 2004 08 31 15 12 28 600 Mark Viewer 2004 08 31 15712231 440 Wark kon itor 2004 08 31 15112136 550 bark kon itor When printing a list of numeric values Vv 1 Data List data O007 res Ooms ec aeae Hia iia Absolite Tine mi ee a E VTS ee ee E eS a SD ois 16 1 ao gonpommog E 1271 a a zones eer E E 1 1538 ce ET a O Sess espn A a e a m E E E T E E ee a EE ee eee
77. 001 Tag00002 Tag00003 Tag00004 Tag00011 Tag00012 Tag00013 Tag0001 25 Tag Commi TagComme TagComme TagComme TagComme TagComme TagComme TagComme TagComn 26 Mark Date Time Second V Vv Vv Y Vv Vv Vv Vv 27 2008 01 215 14 40 0600 1 3884 1 2441 1 1015 09592 0 0011 0 0079 0 0507 0 047 28 2008 01 2151 4 40 0 700 1 4079 1 2615 11170 O9726 0 0032 0 0075 0 0524 0 047 29 2008 01 2151 4 40 0800 1 4253 1 2771 1 1307 09846 0 0035 0 0076 0 0539 0 048 30 2008 01 2151 4 40 0900 1 4406 1 2908 1 1429 09953 0 0037 0 0076 0 0552 0 049 31 2008 01 215 14 41 0 000 1 4542 1 3030 1 1538 1 0047 0 0055 0 0073 0 0569 0 049 a 200A 47151441 0100 4 4655 1 9132 11627 19195 0009 00071 AARAA 00KO Notes When Converting Data e There is a limit in the number of data points that Excel and Lotus 1 2 3 can handle Before conversion set the data to be converted the conversion range and steps such that the number of data points is appropriate In addition if there is little free memory in the PC Excel or Lotus 1 2 3 may not be able to load the data e f conversion conditions are specified that exceed the limitations of Excel or Lotus 1 2 3 the data is automatically divided before conversion Therefore multiple files are created The file names are assigned automatically with sequential numbering For example when converting the file data mxs to Excel format if the data is divided into n number of files they are named data
78. 1 2008 01 51 09 19 20 Minimize button If Action is set to Level enter the time interval over which the timer is OFF If Action is set to Edge or Level enter the time interval over which the timer is ON Set the timer interval To use a timer in the computation select Edge or Level When not using the timer select Off default When Calculating Overrange Values of Measurement Channels as the Maximum and Minimum Values of the Measurement Range 14 Select the Calculate Over Over as the MAX MIN value of the measurement range check box f Eg Action Interval sec On period sec Off period sec A Timer1 Edge 4 3600 0 Timer2 Level 4 3600 o o Timer3 Off 4 A 3 3 Interval of rate of change alarm 1 lt 0 Ec _ 2 a Boe 200801551 09 19 20 Check here to calculate Over and Over as maximum and minimum values of the measurement range Resetting the Computations From the Action menu choose Math Clear File Edit View Acquisition Action Help D a id m Relayack Ctri A Insert a Mark Ctrl M Mark Configuration Channel 7 Manual DO 1 Ctrl 1 Meas Channel Math C Manual DO 2 Ghrl 2 7 Manual DO 3 Gtrl 3 Record Unit Manual DO 4 Gtrl 4 i 99001 v Enable to transmit IM MX180 01E 2 33 JOPUO UOIZEI1H9 U 2 5 Setting Computations Setting the Computation Channels Explanation 2 34 Computation Overview You
79. 100 is being performed Insert a CF card correctly Enter the correct serial number The directory of the folder to create is not correct Check the file save destination Entered folder name is incorrect Enter a correct folder name Entered folder name includes illegal characters Enter a correct folder name Insert a CF card correctly The display setup is initialized according to the measurement and computation channel settings During finalization do not close MX100 Standard Settings are discarded and the MX100 Standard is restored to its default state Click No and change the settings of the improper channels To disable the channels with improper settings click Yes Click No and change the settings of improper channels To disable the channels with improper settings click Yes The CF card is formatted Data saving stops If you click Yes settings of modules that differ between the MX100 module configuration and the configuration recognized by MX100 Standard will be initialized To not reconfigure click No Click Yes reconfigure To not reconfigure click No See the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MX100 01E IM MX180 01E Reference Page 2 7 2 7 2 7 2 1 2 5 4 4 2 16 2 1 5 2 16 2 43 2 51 2 6 2 25 to 2 27 2 25 to 2 27 2 11 2 51 2 10 5 5 Buljooyussjqnoiy 5 2 Error Messages and Their Corrective Actions Error Messages on the Viewer Err
80. 222222 Machine Name Mx100 No1 root IP Address 19216811 Subnet Mask 255 255 254 0 Defaut Gateway 0 0 0 0 Model Mx100 Version R 3 01 Serial No 122222221 Options DS MAC Address 00 00 64 84 81 93 User Software Connect Click here Monitor screen MX100 Standard 15 x Fie Edit view Acquisition Action Help Dao re Monitor Display Channel Acquisition System Connection E UW E Q a C 2 N 3 N 4 El Record Stop Pause Mark Relay ACK Monitor Group 1 10msec 9m RA DI Uy u EE Beolk 100msec amp Q m RA Di Wy ty Ee Hs E3 n a 12 03 42 12 03 43 12 03 40 2008 01 30 Time h m s TT 2008 01 30 Time h m s b 2008 01 30 12 03 45 IM MX180 01E 2 3 2 1 Connecting and Disconnecting the MX100 Connecting to an MX100 That Has Been Configured for the Network 1 Start the Integration Monitor If the MX100 that was connected when the program was started the previous time is still connected a connection is automatically established with that MX100 the Monitor screen opens and measurement starts To connect to another MX100 click Connection located at the top section of the Monitor screen to show the Connection screen and click Disconnect 2 Inthe IP Address or Host Name box on the Connection screen enter the IP address of the MX100 to which you wish to connect To connect using a host name the host name must be registered in a
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82. 7 420 H Mark added by 2004411401 16 31 07 520 1 Group 01 H Viewer software 2004 11401 15 31 07 600 A 2004 11 01 16 31 07 770 id Mark added in the 2004 1101 16 31 07 900 amp Integration software s 2004 11 01 16 31 07 920 H Monitor screen fii H 20041101 16 31 08 120 nnman mns anns an nann Names of groups with marks If the groups have no names all groups are marked IM MX180 01E 3 2 Display Settings IM MX180 01E The alarm mark list display s cursors are linked with those of the waveform display and numeric display layout screens Alarms or marks selected with the cursor in the alarm mark list display can be copied to the clipboard using the Edit gt Copy command The alarm mark list can be converted to ASCII Excel or Lotus format see section 3 7 Alarm display limitation One file can display a maximum of 10000 alarms Left to Right Alarm Search Waveform Display Screen Only Move cursor A to the next alarm change point on the left Move cursor A to the next alarm change point on the right Move cursor B to the next alarm change point on the left Move cursor B to the next alarm change point on the right 100msec Me Alarm display ua A a dile CursorA Cursor B Select the active channel Left to Right Mark Search Waveform Display Screen Only In the waveform display screen move cursor A and B to the right or left side of the mark From the Edit menu choose Mark Search Or click the c
83. Acquisition Action H File Edit View Acquisition Action H New Ctrl N or New Ctrl N Open Ctrl O Open Ctrl O Save Ctrl S Save As Y Save in Sj MX100 Standard Ese Save as type Mx 00 Standard Project File mxp Cancel ZA Loading Setup Data Project 1 From the File menu choose Open 2 Inthe Open dialog box select a project file and click the Open button MX100 Standard File Edit Yiew Acquisition Action H New Ctrl N Save Ctrl S Save As Name Size Type Modified Data File Folder 5 15 2003 5 Work File Folder 5 15 2003 4 fa elatest mxp 60KB MXP File 5 16 2003 8 Eal ProjectO1 mxp 60KB MXP File 5 7 2003 2 1 gt File name Project01 mxp Files of type M100 Standard Project File mxp Cancel A Note e When you carry out the procedure above the current setup data is discarded and changed to the setup data of the project that is loaded If you need the current settings save the project before loading the setup data If there is a strain module you can also save or load the initial balance value Using the project file you can save or load multiple initial balance values 2 64 IM MX180 01E 2 12 Saving Loading and Printing Setup Data Project Printing Setup Data 1 From the File menu choose Print The Print dialog box opens 2 Inthe Print dialog box select the printer print range and the number of
84. Alarm List Channel a Level Alarm ON Alarm OFF a CH99001 1 Low 4 2004 1101 15 48 31 200 2004 11 01 15 48 31 200 CH99001 2 High t 2004 1101 15 48 31 400 2004 11 01 15 48 31 800 CH99001 1 Low 4 2004 1101 15 48 32 100 2004 14 01 15 48 32 100 CH99001 2 High t 2004 1101 15 48 32 400 2004 14 01 15 48 32 800 CH99001 1 Low 4 2004 1101 15 48 33 000 2004 11 01 15 48 33 000 CH99001 2 High t 2004 1101 15 48 33 300 2004 11 01 15 48 33 800 CH99001 1 Low 4 2004 1101 15 48 34 000 2004 11 01 15 48 34 000 CH99001 2 Hish ft 2004 1101 15 48 34 300 2004 11 01 15 48 34 700 CH99001 1 Low 4 2004 1101 15 48 34 900 2004 14 01 15 48 34 900 CH99001 2 Hish ft 2004 1101 15 48 35 200 2004 14 01 15 48 35 200 CH99001 1 Low 4 2004 1101 15 48 35 400 2004 14 01 15 48 35 800 CH99001 2 High ft 2004 11 01 15 48 36 100 2004 14 01 15 48 36 100 CH99001 1 Low 4 2004 11 01 15 48 36 300 2004 14 01 15 48 36 800 cunnanna Hish t ANNAMAA AE A0 97 400 annama ma 40 40 97 40n Y Ready al eS ee ay e Mark List Sorted according to the clicked item Currently sorted to the item indicated by this mark Data iewer Alarm Mark List data 001 1 mxs gt e Kaja eae CO ABE Aas Alarm List Mark List 20041101 16 31 08 020 Absolute Time Kind 2004 11 01 16 31 07 020 m Mark added in computation ANEA z channels of the Integration 2004 11 01 16 31 07 220 m ftware s ch 2004 11 01 16 31 07 300 A SONWANE S CHANNEL SCTEEN 2004 11 01 16 31 07 320 H 2004 11 01 16 31 0
85. Ch 5 NaN is used as the measured value Ch 1 s q O O O O O O Data at time t Ch 2 10 O O O O O O Data near time t Ch 3 10 NaN Ch4 O Oldest data Ch 5 NaN Computation E L E E i Measured value used in the computation of W Example 2 If the disconnection disconnected after x is detected NaN is used as the measured value of Ch 3 Ch 1 O OO O O O oO xX Data at time t Ch 2 10 O O J X Data near time t Ch 3 10 xX NaN Ch4 xX __ Oldest data Ch 5 NaN Computation L a L E t t Measured value used in the computation of W Alarm values used in computations Basically handled the same as measured values except the behavior differs in the following two cases e When the alarm value does not exist Ch 5 in example 1 above Always returns 0 no alarm e When the communication is cut off Ch 3 in example 2 above Always returns the most recent value Syntax error and execution error e Syntax error Equations containing items that are inappropriate are indicated in peach when the equation is being entered If monitoring is started without correcting the equation they are ignored e Execution error Execution errors are detected after starting the execution Below are the two cases NaN is returned as the result in either case e When the reference destination does not exist when monitoring is started e When the computed result is undefined Handling of NaN values e Inthe case o
86. Ctrl s Save As fa Project01 Import Tag Import Math Expression Import Math Constant Launch Data viewer Print Ctrl P Filename Project01 Print Preview Print Setup Files of type MX Project file mxp 1 NewProject mxp Exit Select the MX100 project file file with mxp extension you wish to import IM MX180 01E 2 31 2 5 Setting Computations Setting the Computation Channels Importing Tag Numbers and Tag Comments You can import just the tag numbers and tag comments from the saved setup data and replace the current tag numbers and tag comments with the imported information From the File menu choose Import Tag Then select an MX100 project file a file with the mxp extension in the Open dialog box to import the tag numbers and tag comments Importing User Defined Constants 2 32 MX100 Standard File Edit View Acquisition Action H New Ctrl N Open ctrl o Save ctrl s Save As Import Tag Import Math Expression Import Math Constant Launch Data viewer Print Ctrl P Print Preview Print Setup 1 NewProject mxp Exit Note When you carry out the procedure above the tag numbers and tag comments of measurement channels are also imported Ce Xl Look in MX100 Standard ex EE Files of type Mx Project file mp Cancel Select the MX100 project file file with
87. DNS server see the explanation in this section and the DNS server must be connected to the network 3 Click the Connect button to the right of the IP Address or Host Name text box The Monitor screen opens lol x File Edit View Acquisition Action Help DSH t SeA Co nn ecti on Currently no MXs are connected m mx IP Address or Host Name CE miii Enter the IP address of the desired MX100 and click the Connect button Note If the connection cannot be made for some reason such as when the MX100 is already connected by another software program the dialog box indicating that it is connecting remains on the screen If the MX100 that you are trying to connect to is in the same segment click Abort in the dialog box and then click Search to see if the MX100 is actually connected to the network or if it is connected by another software program Connecting to 192 168 1 1 Q Q Cancel If you changed the module configurations on the MX100 that you had connected before a dialog box with the message Some detected modules do not match the current software configuration Rebuild based on the current MX hardware setup appears If this happens carry out the procedure in the next section 2 2 Configuring the System Setting the Write Mode of the CF Card and Formatting the CF Card Warina wW5139 A Some detected modules do not match the current software configuration Rebuild based on the current MX hardware setup
88. ES Fi i KLF Dana ee Fixen Time e sy a Monitor Interval v Rec Interval x Fixed Period 00 07 09 reese Interval Group 2 Math m File a 7 j E Folder CaMx100 StandardiData o amp Monitor Interval nsec v B Rec Interval x C Free Area 16 2 GByte Interval Group 3 File Name data Add Date Add Time T E E amp Monitor Interval x E Rec Interval x File Division None a Interval Group 4 Math Fixed Period 00 ot 00 r ni S 3 cones A Monitor Interval 100 msec Rec interval x 1 3 Select the monitor interval measurement interval from the Monitor Interval list box 4 Enter the record interval integer multiplication factor in the Rec Interval text box Select the monitor interval of each interval group The selectable monitor interval varies depending on the types of modules assigned to the same group and the measurement range Monitor Display Channel Acquisition System Connection t Acquisition E Start Conditon C Math Clear on Start On Record a Interval Groups Unused Modules Interval Group 1 E Freatine 2003 shts Lis s7 03 Math E Stop Condition Continuous FiedTime VL splis 14 57 03 Fixed Period C m Interval Group 2 B 1 Math j ui Hit ee nm LULL Fie F
89. LEE E E E E ET 2 56 E e initial network information ic2coccecccascctenscacasncdecsaeccsnaianaavecteneasd 2 2 INDUL OS cc cts erasers ie aee 2 19 DFT Ss Vell ANI OM cn a a 1 5 Integration WIGINON cscisctsarcrasslenaiaunciadindelgsactieminealoniectevasaiven 1 1 1 2 NP AC OPCS E E EAE OO EA 2 7 Jo EAN AAEE P ATE TETEE E A AE patented 3 5 C left to right mark SEAMCH ccccccseeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeaaeeeeeeeeeeaes 3 15 loading data TH GS sienpre ia 3 1 loading Setup dala a ixinticetain cnatsatiesasinetianiaianiwntainiabedianinvaqiswten 2 64 LON aaa AOE 2 55 l wer limit alan ecen eiea ora EAEE 2 55 lower limit on rate of change alarM 0 ccccceesseeeeeeeeeees 2 55 Index 1 a E Index M WAG Addie SS svicinsesriacsscsstericinvnceicuiaieieinrennnciniraaniiaeanmadnain 2 8 machine NaMe wisissisisinasestenntcanesusissanantsestieiancdennsawasnnseawedsnaniionans 2 7 manual Osis srosscransetepa tcc ais cane i raia 2 58 mark LEST sssini noino ena nai iiei 3 14 MAFKS eee tse peste octceeecenecnneeeercasteanaaae es EEE TSE R 2 49 3 13 measurement Channels ccccsseccssececeeseeceeeesseseeseeeeeees 2 19 Measurement conditions ccccseccsseeeceeeeeceeeesseseeseeeeeees 2 19 measurement range sists cantemiastekansuntauaivenmiantevestestantewseanstsxnia 2 19 measurement SPAN ccccccsecceseecsecceseeceeeseeeseseeseerseseecess 2 19 MENU ic ae sarge E i ws esse Gene E E 3 7 DUES PP E T TA T 2 8 module arrangeme
90. M DD MADD v Days None v Tool Bar v Tool Bar Status Bar 2003 0507 19 01 41 1 00 01 2003 05 07 19 01 41 200 01 Y HH MM 55 555 2003 05 07 19 01 41 300 01 9 HH MM 55 2003 05 07 19 01 41 400 01 HH MM Rar v Data No v Status Bar 9 00 00 00 500 00000005 0 00 00 00 600 00000008 VY HH MM 55 555 0 00 00 00 700 00000007 HH MM 55 0 00 00 00 800 00000008 HH MM pare v Data No In the alarm mark list the time is always displayed using absolute time IM MX180 01E 3 13 3 2 Display Settings 3 14 Showing Hiding Alarms You can hide the alarm display area that indicates the status of alarm occurrence The alarms are displayed in the same fashion as the alarms displayed in the waveform display area of the Integration Monitor Show Hide the alarms No alarm display Oram RA WM My a GE iE A A M RA AM Mn a EE CERE E MA AM BBY 100msec MA AH 4B B 100msec 23 01 00 2008 01 22 Absol pte Time h m s 23 00 50 23 01 00 Absolute Time h m s Alarm display area Alarm Mark List Display Displays a detailed list of alarms and marks From the Window menu choose Alarm Mark List ita You can also click the button on the toolbar e Alarm List Sorted according to the clicked item Data iewer Alarm Mark List data 0008 mxs File Edit View Window Convert Information Help Ma ad e B m a e e bw lS
91. Messages and Their Corrective ACtiONS c cscccccceeeeecceeseeecceusececseseeesseeseesssaaes 5 5 Appendix 1 Configuring Removing the Firewall ccccecccccsseeeceeeeeeeeeeesaeeeeseeeeesaeeeeseeeeeeas App 1 Chapter1 Before Using the Software 1 1 Functional Explanation of the MX100 Standard Eel Software Functional Overview The software can be used when the PC and the MX100 are connected in a one to one configuration To connect multiple MX100s to a PC you need to use MKLOGGER a software program sold separately BJEMJOS y Buisp ai0ojeg MX100 Standard Software Ethernet port Input Output module Main module The MX100 Standard Software consists of the three software programs described below e Integration Monitor Enables you to connect or disconnect the MX100 configure acquisition conditions and display conditions of the measured data set up computations monitor measured and computed data save measured and computed data and carry out other operations ioixi Fie Edit View Acquisition Action Help w EAR Channel Acquisition System EE Con nection Fie Edit View Acquisition Action Help DSW tael m x IP Address or Host i tion System Connec CRM Acquisiti vxt00 stondard ETE File Edit view Acquisition Action Help Search reaper OSH tae onr a penta ioixi em Sia Ele Edit View Acquisition Action Help peo Mon
92. Pr Domain Profile Private Profile Public Profile IPsec Settings Specify behavior for when a computer is connected to a private network location State Pg Firewall state On recommended X Outbound connections Allow default v Protected network connections Leam more about these settings Lok cma IM MX180 01E IM MX180 01E Appendix 1 Configuring Removing the Firewall 7 Click Inbound Rules File Action View Help es E Windows Firewall with Advance M AEE E E T eu ere E G E Inbound Rules E3 Outbound Rules b Monitoring aa Windows Firewall with Advanced Security provides network security for Windows computers Overview 4 Domain Profile Windows Firewall is on Inbound connections that do not match a rule are blocked Outbound connections that do not match a rule are allowed Private Profile is Active Windows Firewall is on Inbound connections that do not match a rule are blocked Outbound connections that do not match a rule are allowed m Public Profile Windows Firewall is on Inbound connections that do not match a rule are blocked Outbound connections that do not match a rule are allowed E Windows Firewall Properties 8 Select the Program check box Click Next a a E New Inbound Rule Wizard a Rule Type Select the type of firewall rule to create What type of rule would you like to create
93. Standard E MxX100 Viewer NA OfficeScan Client FA OFC Client Panel Panel Pinball a A Remote Controller A Remote Monitor A Remote Monitor x i g E Path D Mx1 00 Standardi Mx StandardE exe Browse Change scope Cancel 6 Click the Exceptions tab Confirm that the MX100 Standard item was added then select the MX100 Standard check box and click the OK button Windows Firewall x General Exceptions Advanced Windows Firewall is blocking incoming network connections except for the programs and services selected below Adding exceptions allows some programs to work better but might increase your security risk Programs and Services O File and Printer Sharing MX100 Standard Remote Assistance O Remote Desktop O UPnP Framework Add Program Add Port Edit Beee IV Display a notification when Windows Firewall blocks a program What are the risks of allowing exceptions OK Cancel IM MX180 01E App 3 Appendix 1 Configuring Removing the Firewall Windows Vista 1 From the Start menu choose Control Panel The control panel opens gt All Programs Network Connect To Control Panel Default Programs Help and Support Ktart Search p X 2 Click Allow a program through Windows Firewall The User Account Control dialog box appears r e Control Panel Home Classic View System and Maintenance Get started with Windows
94. Xs are connected fm mx IP Address or Host Name Connect Disconnect E Mx100s nearby Search Edit network setup Please choose an MX from the search results Connect Z c 20080129 16 47 03 2 Click the Search button If an MX100 is found icons appear in the frame containing the Search button for MX100s in the same network segment MX100 Standard E Ioj x Fie Edit view Acquisition Action Help Dad tee Co nn ecti on Currently no MXs are connected fm mx IP Address or Host Name Connect Disconnect E Mx100s nearby Search MX100 machine name Eotnetwork setup ES Es A 122222221 Instrument number NO written on the Name of PC connected to the MX100 Icon indicating connection by other software Displays the icon of the MX100 in the same network segment name plate of the main module Note e If multiple MX100s are connected in the same network segment multiple icons appear together with the corresponding instrument numbers NO e When using Windows XP Windows Vista or Windows 7 with the firewall enabled recognition is sometimes not successful even when clicking the Search button To solve the problem see appendix 1 The same problem may also occur if your anti virus software is using a firewall IM MX180 01E 2 1 2 1 Connecting and Disconnecting the MX100 3 Click the MX100 icon that appeared In the box containing the Edit Network set
95. about the module Click the icon to select the channels of the module Math Channel DO Channel 40 Channel Group No 2 gray backg round and red characte rs i a No 2 SS gt moane TYPE D Record check box S Use Dec Point Channel count 10 00001 a i Monitor check box 00002 00003 RTD1 T DN yO lt Select the input mode araa bin i oy If changed the Range setting and 00011 VOLT 00012 VOLT l others to its right are initialized See ell voc Select the measurement range 00015 VOLT 23 If changed the Span setting and 00016 VOLT 2 l others to its right are initialized 00017 YOLT hd 00018 VOLT 2 Minimum Maximum value of span 00019 VOLT a VOLT _ 2 2 The Use check box for Scale KK KK K K K g Decimal point position of the scale Maximum Minimum values of the scale x 3 When making ee Reset to default To copy 1 Excluding Tag No and Tag comment the same as the first item 2 Cannot be used when Mode is set to RRJC Turn ON OFF collectively 3 Applied to the selected range by dragging the cursor Applied to all lines if a range is not selected 1 Click Channel to show the Channel setup screen 2 Click Meas Channel tab Setting the Measurement Channels for Recording and Monitoring 3 Select Re
96. ale see the lower left figure When clip is turned ON values that are smaller than the minimum value of the scale are displayed as the minimum value and the values that are larger than the maximum value of the scale are displayed as the maximum value Clip OFF Clip ON meant Expanding or Reducing the Time Axis on the Waveform Display On the waveform display window you can click the zoom in out icons to zoom in or out on the time axis in the range of 20 to 1 1000 times for each waveform display area Time axis expand reduce icon 100msec 8 35 15 48 40 on 8 Absolute Time h m s Call Magn ification IM MX180 01E 3 2 Display Settings Adding Marks In addition to the marks placed using other programs such as the Integration Monitor you can add marks at the positions where you click displays a cursor on the waveform display area You can enter a text to be attached to the mark Mark by default using up to fifteen characters You can also select Left Center default Right or Flag small mark without text for the Type For types other than Flag the specified string and the relative or absolute time at the mark position are displayed You can set the string and type in the Mark dialog box that opens when you click the Append Mark icon or choose Append Mark from the Edit menu In the Mark dialog box you can select whether to add the mark to the waveforms of all groups default or only t
97. any arbitrary value x e MOver Represents Over negative overrange The expression MOver lt x is satisfied for any arbitrary value x e Pi Represents the ratio of the circumference 3 14 e Represents the base of the natural logarithm 2 718 e Numeric constants Numeric values that are written directly in the equation They are expressed in the following form digits digits d D e E digits Example 1 0d 1 represents 10 0 Channel Numbers Channel numbers can be used to specify the lt channel gt measurement or computation channels The channel number is specified using five digits the unit number in the highest two digits and the channel number within the unit in the lowest three digits On the MX100 Standard Software measurement channels are specified using 00001 to 00060 1 to 60 are also allowed Measurement channels are specified using 990001 to 99060 Tag Numbers Tag numbers can be used to specify the lt channel gt measurement or computation channels The tag numbers are enclosed in double quotation marks as in TagNo 00001 They are case sensitive Note If the same tag number is specified on multiple channels proper operation is not guaranteed IM MX180 01E IM MX180 01E 2 5 Setting Computations Setting the Computation Channels Manual Output and User Output DO Channels AO Channels and PWM Channels Specify an integer starting with 1 The arguments for the ManualDO and Manua
98. artRec 0 The order of precedence of the operators is as follows unary operators arithmetic operators lt gt lt gt relational operators amp amp logical operators conditional operator order operator 2 35 JOPUO UOIZeI1H9 U 2 5 Setting Computations Setting the Computation Channels Reference Functions and TLOG Functions The function below are used to retrieve measured values and alarm values The functions are not case sensitive For the format used to specify the lt channel gt lt alarm level gt and lt manual gt see Procedure in this section Function Description Example ch lt channel gt Returns the current value of the specified channel ch 00001 ch Tag see Channel Number under Explanation in this section prech lt channel gt Returns the previous value of the specified channel prech 00001 see Channel Number under Explanation in this prech Tag section alarm lt channel gt Returns the alarm value of the specified channel and alarm 00001 2 lt alarm level gt specified alarm level ON 1 OFF 0 alarm Tag 2 alarm lt channel gt Returns the alarm value of the specified channel alarm 00001 ON 1 OFF 0 alarm Tag alarm Returns the alarm value of any channel alarm 1 ON 1 OFF 0 StartRec 0 tlogmax lt channel gt Returns the maximum value of the TLOG computation tlogmax 00001 o
99. atus Ready Save As Type Canon PS IPU Color Laser Copier v52 3 Import Tag Where PSZ55 Print Import Math Expression Comment Import Math Constant Paper Orientation Launch Data Viewer Size Letter v Portrait Print Ctrl P Print Preview Source Automatically Select v C Landscape Recent File ae Cancel Exit IM MX180 01E 2 65 2 12 Saving Loading and Printing Setup Data Project Explanation Save Destination The default save destination varies depending on the system that is running File Name The extension is mxp The default file name is NewProject mxp Creating a New Project Create a new project when you wish to monitor the measured computed data using new settings Printed Contents of the Setup Data The following figure show how the setup data is printed E unit Model mx 100 Temperature Unit Version R 3 01 A D Integration Tme AUTO Serial No 120222221 uitt No oo Write Mode HB cyclic Mode BB Network Information MAC Address 00 0084 8481 93 De milt Gateway 00 0 0 Mache Name MX 100 No 1 StbietMask 255255 255 0 IP Address 192 168 1 1 PortNo 34316 Acquisition Start Corditor C0 mat cearoistart H File rt Gas Geet WB Module Arrangement Pro te ooe worer mena peranna Po moumen wet some so meee o oono mwa ome meee 2 menace mas reef reel EE a S EEEE r r Ps mesman i Mati lite wal 100 msec Math Rec Interval 100 msec E Chann
100. backup mode the data continues to be saved by deleting the oldest data file when there is no more free space on the CF card If the check box is cleared data saving stops when there is no more free space on the CF card JOPUO UOIZeI1H9 U 2 3 Setting the Acquisition Conditions of the Measured Computed Data Procedure Setting the Monitor Interval and Record Interval of Measured Data 1 Click Acquisition to show the Acquisition setup screen MX100 Standard File Edit View Acquisition Action Help DOSH tee Monitor Display Channel Acquisition E Acquisition Click here 2 Drag and drop the input module icon within the Measurement Group 1 Measurement Group 2 or Measurement Group 3 frame Drag the input module with the same monitor interval to the same measurement group Drag the input modules that are not to make measurements to the Unused Modules frame Only the Monitor interval list boxes and the Rec interval boxes of the measurement groups that contain input modules are activated Monitor Display Channel Acquisition System Connection e Acquisition Drag and drop the icon of the input module to a measurement group Start Conditon C Math Clear on Start E interval Groups OnRecord yo A Fi 03l sllasl T14 57T o3 Unused Modules a o oou EE RG ii a Math O Stop Condition Interval Group 1 El Continuous mu m a 1 Cz l l i
101. below x CHO0001 CHO0011 CHO0015 CHO00019 CHO0023 CHO0027 CHO0002 CHO0012 CHO0016 CHO00020 CHO0024 CHO0028 CHO0003 CHO0013 CHO001 7 CHO00021 CHO0025 CHO00029 CHO0004 CHO001 4 CHO0018 CHO0022 CHO0026 CHO0030 If multiple record intervals exist in the data to be converted select the recording interval Only the data of the channels having the selected recording interval is converted lt D D Conversion Range and Step You can specify the range using data numbers or by using cursors For information on specifying the range by using cursors see Procedure in section 3 4 By specifying the step you can save data sampled at certain intervals rather than converting all the data in the range when step is set to 1 Display Example of the Converted Data MX100 Standard R3 01 Data Viewer R3 01 File Name 6 File Recovery 7 Creator 68 Sync Process 9 Start Condition 10 End Condition 11 Start Time 12 End Time 13 File Message 14 File No 15 Num of Ch 16 Num of Ref File 17 Ref File No 18 Record Interval 19 Converted Step data 0007 mxs None Data Viewer Done Start Point End Point 2008 01 2151440 0 500 2008 01 215 21 15 0 600 0 17 1 0j 0 0 100 Second 1 20 Num of Converted Cr 15 21 Num of Converted De 83 22 Converted Group 1 2 23 Ch CH00001 CHOO0002 CHO0003 CHO0004 CHO0011 CHO0012 CH00013 CHO0014 24 Tag No Tag00
102. bers do not conform to the rule module style number then upgrade the style PC software release no 2 main module style no 2 input output module style no See the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit Operation Guide IM MX100 02E IM MX180 01E 5 1 Troubleshooting The connected input output module is not detected Message Corrective Action Reterence Page Module connection or module startup error Turn OFF the power Detach the input output module once and Attached the module while the power was ON attach it again The PC software main module and input output Check the release number of the PC software and the main at module style and release numbers do not module style number then upgrade the style conform to the rule PC software release no 2 main module style no 2 input output module style no Carried out an incorrect calibration Recalibrate 4 4 Connecting the 10 CH Pulse Input Module The 10 CH Pulse Input Module cannot be used with the MX114 PLS M10 MX100 Use this module with the MW100 See the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MX100 01E See the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit Operation Guide IM MX100 02E Alarms are not output Message Corrective Action petereuce Page Pa There is a problem in the alarm setting Make the alarm and numerical output relay settings 2 54 to 2 59 gt appropriate D Both the alarm and numerical output relay must be set 9 Current is not output from th
103. button r Add a Program Select the program you want to add or dick Browse to find one that is not listed and then dick OK Programs 09 Mx 100 Calibrator a mx100 Viewer Wi Problem Reports and Solutions amp windows Anytime Upgrade Windows Calendar E Windows Contacts kid Windows Defender kE Windows Fax and Scan Al Windows Mail B Windows Meeting Space Path D MX 100 Standard MXStandardE exe IM MX180 01E App 5 Appendix 1 Configuring Removing the Firewall App 6 7 Windows Firewall Settings General Exceptions Advanced Exceptions control how programs communicate through Windows Firewall Add a program or port exception to allow communications through the firewall Windows Firewall is currently using settings for the public network location What are the risks of unblocking a ram To enable an exception select its check box Program or port BITS Peercaching C connect to a Network Projector Core Networking O Distributed Transaction Coordinator File and Printer Sharing Diiscst Service O Key Management Service MX 100 Standard C mxengine exe C Network Discovery C Performance Logs and Alerts C Remote Administration Fl namate Ansintan n rv V Notify me when Windows Firewall blocks a new program Cx nopi 7 Click the Exceptions tab Confirm that the MX100 Standard item was added then select the MX100 Standard check box
104. connecting the MX100 Disconnecting the MX100 1 Click Connection to show the Connection screen 2 Click the Disconnect button to the right of the IP Address or Host Name text box File Edit view Acquisition Action Help OSH tee mrvo standard lox Monitor Display Channel Acquisition System GO nn ecti on The following MX is connected m mx IP Address or Host Name Connect ae O MxX100s nearby When the connection is dropped a message Currently no MXs are connected appears at the top section of the screen To reconnect click Connect o x File Edit view Acquisition Action Help Ds EEIN Co nn ecti on Currently no MXs are connected m mx IP Address or Host Name 192168 1 aire Disconnect E Mx100s nearby Creating a New Project and Connecting Creating a New Project Carry out the procedure below to discard current settings and create new setup data project 1 From the File menu click New A dialog box with the message Cancel the current settings and create a new project appears To save the current setup data before creating a new project click No and save the setup data project see Saving Setup Data Project in section 2 12 2 Click Yes The Connection screen opens If you click New while the MX100 is connected communication with the connected MX100 is disconnected MX100 Standard EE Sl File Edit View Acquisition Action H W5133
105. contact your nearest YOKOGAWVA dealer for repairs The 7 segment LED does not illuminate Message Corrective Action Rererenge Page The power switch is not ON Turn ON the power switch J The supply voltage is too low Check whether the voltage is within the supply voltage rating range The fuse is blown Servicing required The power supply is broken Servicing required See the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MX100 01E The 7 segment LED blinks repeatedly Probable Cause Corrective Action BelereHes Page The power supply is shorted inside the input Remove the module one by one and determine which module output module is broken Servicing required The power supply is shorted inside the main Replace the main module module Servicing required See the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MX100 01E After power up the 7 segment LED displays something other than EE when the unit number is 00 Probable Cause Corrective Action Rererence Page The display is b is any character other than F Turn OFF the power remove the CF card turn ON all dip The dipswitch settings are not correct switches and power up again If the situation does not change servicing is required The display is bF Powering up in setup reset mode Turn OFF the power turn 2 7 The dipswitch settings are not correct ON all dip switches and power up again Since all settings such as the IP address are initialized recon
106. cord check boxes of the channels to record 4 Select the Monitor check boxes of the channels to monitor Setting the Input Mode 5 Select the input mode from the Mode list box Setting the Measurement Range 6 Select the measurement range from the Range list box Setting the Measurement Span 7 Click the Min box or Max box under Span and enter the minimum or the maximum value of the span IM MX180 01E 2 19 JOPUO UOIZeI1H9 U 2 4 Setting the Measurement Conditions Setting the Measurement Channels Setting the Scale Only When Scaling 8 Select the Use check boxes under Scale to enable changing of the scale 9 Select the decimal point position from the Point list box for Scale 10 Click the Min box or Max box under Scale and enter the minimum or the maximum value of the scale 11 Click the Unit box and enter the unit of the scaled value Setting the Reference Channel for Difference Input Valid Only When Measuring the Difference with Respect to the Measured Value of the Reference Channel 12 Select the Use check box under Difference Input 13 Select the reference channel for the difference input from the Ref Ch list box under Delta Setting the Remote RJC Reference Channel Valid Only When the Input Mode Is Set to RRJC TC 14 Select the reference channel for the remote RJC from the Ref Ch list box under RRJC Note If moving from the Channel screen to the Display Setup or Monitor screen if the
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108. d in the Cursor Value dialog box Explanation Reading Measured Computed Values Using Cursors Two cursors can be displayed The following values can be read on the Cursor Value window e Values at the cursors e Difference in the value between the cursors e Absolute time and data number at the cursor position e Time between the cursors and the difference between the data numbers e Alarm status of the value at the cursor lt D D Note e The cursors used to display cursor values and those used to specify the interval for statistical computation over an area are the same e The Cursor Value window and the Statistics window can be displayed simultaneously e If you click the tab of another group on the waveform display window while the Cursor Value window is open the cursor values of the selected group are displayed on the Cursor Value window e You can change the cursor positions on the waveform display window while the Cursor Value window is open e If you choose Select All from the Edit menu Cursor A is displayed at the first data position and Cursor B is displayed at the last data position IM MX180 01E 3 19 3 4 Statistical Computation over an Area of Measured Computed Data Procedure 3 20 1 2 4 On the waveform display window click the tab of the group on which you wish to perform statistical computation over an area Click the start position of the computation area in the waveform di
109. detected with the Search button Message Corrective Action Reference Page The LINK LED does not turn ON The cable is broken The LINK LED does not turn ON Replace the Ethernet cable Check the hub s power supply If it still does not work replace There is a problem with the hub The LINK LED does not turn ON There is a problem with the PC The ACT LED does not turn ON the hub and check the hub s operation Also try to connect the MX100 using the 10 Mbps fixed mode Check whether the PC can connect to the network Replace the PC s NIC Check the hub s power supply If it still does not work replace There is a problem in the connection between the hub and the MX100 the hub and check the hub s operation Also try to connect the MX100 using the 10 Mbps fixed mode The ACT LED does not turn ON There is a problem with the PC Check whether the PC can connect to the network Replace the PC s NIC Check that the IP address subnet mask and default gateway There is a problem in the network configuration The settings are not correct settings of the PC correspond to the MX100 settings Turn OFF the power to the PC and the MX100 and carry out There is a problem in the network configuration The setting changes have not taken effect PC and the MX100 are not in the same segment reconnection Connect the PC and the MX100 in the same network segment If the PC and the MX100 are c
110. dobe Systems Incorporated e Company and product names that appear in this manual are registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective holders e The company and product names used in this manual are not accompanied by the registered trademark or trademark symbols and All Rights Reserved Copyright 2003 Yokogawa Electric Corporation IM MX180 01E Revisions 1st Edition 2nd Edition 3rd Edition May 2003 November 2004 February 2008 e 4th Edition March 2012 IM MX180 01E Terms and Conditions of the Software License NOTICE PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USE Thank you very much for purchasing this medium containing a software program and related documentation provided by Yokogawa Electric Corporation hereinafter called Yokogawa and the program contained embedded inserted or used in the medium hereinafter called the Yokogawa Software Program By opening this package or plastic wrapping hereinafter called Package enclosing the Yokogawa Software Program you acknowledge that you understand and agree to the Terms and Conditions of the Software License hereinafter called Terms and Conditions which is written in the documentation and separately attached Accordingly the Terms and Conditions bind you The Yokogawa Software Program and its related documentation including ownership of copyright shall remain the exclusive property of Yokogawa or those third parties from
111. e 0 9999999 to 99999999 3 9999 999 to 99999 999 1 999999 9 to 9999999 9 4 999 9999 to 9999 9999 2 99999 99 to 999999 99 2 42 IM MX180 01E 2 6 Changing the Display Settings on the Display Setup Screen MX100 Standard File Edit View Acquisition Action Help Displaying the Monitor and Setting the Display Procedure Procedure Click here Restore the default maximum and minimum values of the entire scale Group 1 Dae SeA Display Group 2 Number of channels assigned automatically Execute automatic channel assignment Switch the display group Group name JOPUO UOIZEI1H9 U Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6 Group 7 Channel 00001 00002 00003 00004 00011 00012 00013 00014 00015 00016 00017 mamma m Y Axis Unica Linear Linear 4 Linear 4 Linear lt Linear Linear 4 Linear Linear 14 Linear 3 E Display ON OFF Channel select button Turn scale ON OFF when displaying multi axes zone Format 2 0000 C 2 0000 2 0000 l B 2 0000 2 0000 2 0000 2 0000 100 2 0000 _ 2 0000 A 10 2 0000 1 mr nea 0 Mja 2 0000 2 0000 ke LU 2 0000 ee a a eee Tey Select the Y axis type linear logarithmic Select the display format of the Y axis normal exponent 0 0
112. e Integration Monitor to reconfigure the system When using Windows XP Windows Vista or Windows 7 with the firewall enabled recognition is sometimes not successful even when clicking the Search button To solve the problem see appendix 1 The same problem may also occur if your anti virus software is using a firewall IM MX180 01E 4 1 Connecting the MX100 Setting a Password for Startup You can use the following procedure to set up the Calibrator so that it prompts the user to enter a password upon startup 1 From the File menu click Set Password The password setting dialog box opens New Password New Passwordireenter cancer File View Help Write 2 Click the New Password box and enter a password There are no restrictions on the characters that can be used in the password However the number of characters used must be no more than thirty soyeiqujeg 3 Enter the same password in the Confirm New Password box then click OK When the Calibrator is restarted the password confirmation dialog box below appears If an incorrect password is entered and the OK button is clicked the message Incorrect Password is displayed in a dialog box Click OK to exit the Calibrator x Password Note To set up the Calibrator so that no password dialog box is displayed open the password setting dialog box make sure the entry boxes are blank and click OK There is no other way to cancel
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114. e analog output module and no output comes from the PWM output module Message Corrective Action Rerererige Page External power supply required Connect an external power supply See the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MX100 01E Transmission output is not output from the analog output module nor from the PWM output module Message Corrective Action Retererige Page Transmission output execution not enabled Enable it 2 62 No output from the PWM output module Message Corrective Action Rerererjge Page The output current limit 1 A has been Turn OFF the power Check the load then turn ON the power exceeded Once the limit is exceeded the again protection circuit activates and will not recover until you turn OFF the external power The fuse is blown 4 A module limit has been Servicing required exceeded The CF card is not detected Message Corrective Action Rerererige Page There is a problem with the CF card Replace the CF card j Eject and format the CF card then insert it again See the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MX100 01E IM MX180 01E 5 3 5 1 Troubleshooting The measured value is not correct Message The input wiring is not correct The measured value indicates Over or Over The measurement range setting and input range do not match The temperature error is large or is unstable The TC type setting and the type actually connected are different The temperat
115. e display setting file name is data mxs mxv The next time the data file is opened the display opens according to the information in the display setting file If the display setting file is deleted or moved to another folder the display opens according to the display settings used when the data file was created Note You cannot open a file containing the data you wish to view by selecting a file with mxv extension IM MX180 01E 3 6 Saving the Display Template Procedure Saving Templates Using Templates Explanation 1 From the File menu choose Save Template 3 The currently displayed settings are saved as a template file to the same folder as the displayed data File Edit View Window Conver Open Ctrl 0 Close Save Display Setting Ctrl S JOMAIA Use Template 1 From the File menu choose Use Template If the currently displayed data is not in the display conditions file it is displayed according to the setting information of the template file residing in the same folder If the currently displayed data is in the display conditions file it is displayed according to the setting information of the display conditions file The template file is saved with the name default mxt in the folder of the currently displayed data When using a template file the template file residing in the same folder as the displayed data is used The setting information saved to the template file is as follows IM MX180 01E
116. e is 0 0 0 0 When connecting to the PC locally in a one to one configuration this value does not need to be changed In this case you do not have to set the default gateway on the PC Note The default gateway is a router or computer that is used when accessing a computer outside its own network Consult your network administrator for the IP address of the default gateway JOPUO UOIZEI1H9 U 2 1 Connecting and Disconnecting the MX100 2 8 Model Displays MX100 Option Displays DS or None Version Firmware version number of the main module The version number shows the style number before the decimal point and revision number after the decimal point Serial ID The instrument number NO marked on the name plate of the main module MAC Address Displays the MAC address that is assigned when the MX100 is shipped from the factory unique ID number for identifying the Ethernet card The MAC address is marked on the name plate on the main module Connected Users Displays the computer name of the PC that is connected to the MX100 This item is blank if there is no PC connected to it Software Displays the name of the software program that is connected to the MX100 This item is blank if there is no software program connected to it e MX100 Standard Integration Monitor of the MX100 Standard Software e MX100 Calibrator Calibrator of the MX100 Standard Software or MXLOGGER sold separately e MXLOGGER MXLOGGER
117. e module type MX115 D05 H10 MX125 MKC M10 MX114 PLS M10 etc for the DO DI and PWM modules 2 9 2 2 Configuring the System Setting the Write Mode of the CF Card and Formatting the CF Card 3 Click the Current Configuration tab followed by the Reconfigure based on actual config button A dialog box with the message Module settings which do not match the current software configuration will be initialized appears Click here O odule Arrangement Current Configuration Actual Configuration E ix110 uNv Hos EE x115 D05 H10 E mx110 UNv M10 El MX125 MKC M10 n Estos Retrieve current configuration 120123456 120303371 Note Click here E Module Arrangement Current Configuration Actual Cdnfiguration L E x110 UNv Ho4 E mx125 MKC M10 n a ii Fi Reconfigure based on actual config If the x mark remains even after reconfiguring the system numerous times see the corrective action described for The connected input output module is not detected in section 5 1 4 Click the OK button The current module configuration is matched to the actual configuration warning hh hClUmUmttCl W5138 Module settings which do not match the current software configuration will be initialized gt gt i Cancel Setting the A D Integration Time O Module Arrangement Current Configuration Actual Conf
118. e specified day hour and minute of B every month weekly lt week day gt lt hours gt lt minutes gt Edge operation every week on the specified week day hour and minute bfweekly lt week day gt lt hours gt lt minutes gt Previous edge operation every week on the specified week day hour and minute weekly lt week day A gt lt hours A gt lt minutes A gt lt week day B gt lt hours B gt lt minutes B gt Level operation between the specified week day hour and minute of A to the specified week day hour and minute of B every week daily lt hours gt lt minutes gt Edge operation at the specified hour and minute every day Previous edge operation at the specified hour and minute every day bfdaily lt hours gt lt minutes gt daily lt hours A gt lt minutes A gt lt hours B gt lt minutes B gt Level operation between time AandB Edge operation at the specified minute every hour hourly lt minutes gt Previous edge operation at the specified minute every hour bfhourly lt minutes gt hourly lt minutes A gt lt minutes B gt Level operation between minute A and B every hour Returns the status of the specified timer timer lt timerNo gt 2 38 Returns 1 0 during the specified absolute time or relative time 12 December 6 Saturday Example time 2003 6 3 9 53 StartRec 0 bfTime 2003 6 3 9 3 StartRec 0 time 2003 6 3 8 53 2003 6 3 9 13
119. ecording lox File Edit View Acquisition Action or Monitor Display Channel Acquisition System Connection e o E nn p katik Monitor Stop Pause Mark Choose Ready oE i as f 200305007 16 53 35 When dividing files Changes to red when recording starts While the Start Condition specified on the Acquisition setup screen is not met the word Waiting appears under the Record button see figure below MX100 Standard E 5 xj File Edit view Acquisition Action Help OSEBA Monitor Display Channel Acquisition System Connection a Monitor S mat Waiting Stop Pause Mark Note Clicking the Record or Stop buttons repetitively at short intervals or clicking the Manual Save button many times may hinder the measurement operation and file division process Record Stop Operation To stop recording when Stop Condition specified on the Acquisition screen is set to Manual or before the stop condition is met click the Stop button on the Monitor screen or choose Stop from the Acquisition menu File Edit view Acquisition Action Help File Edit view Acquisition Action Daa eA or iosa ee Monitor Display Channel Acquisition System Connection a orn oe M onitor Manual Save Pause Mark Choose Click 2 50 IM MX180 01E Explanation IM MX180 01E 2 7 Starting and Stopping the Recording of Measured Computed Data When you click the Stop button
120. ed at 13 hours and 16 minutes on February 24 e When only the date is added data 20080224 recording started on February 24 2008 e When only the time is added data 1319 started recording at 13 hours 16 minutes If a file with the same name already exists a hyphen and a four digit sequence number starting with 0000 is added to the end of the file name File Division of Record Files The file can be divided every specified time interval Set the time as hours minutes seconds Even if file division is not specified the file is automatically divided when the size of a single file exceeds approximately 1 GB or when the number of data points of any of the channels in the file exceeds 2 million Number of Characters That Can Be Entered for the Comment of the Record File The maximum number of characters that can be entered is 127 Selecting the Channel to Be Recorded You can specify recording no recording on individual channels The settings are as follows e Measurement channels 2 4 Setting the Measurement Conditions Setting the Measurement Channels e Computation channels 2 5 Setting Computations Setting the Computation Channels IM MX180 01E 2 4 Setting the Measurement Conditions Setting the Measurement Channels Procedure Measurement channel tab Click here Icon of the attached modules File Ejit View Acquisition Action Help Odale Point to the icon to display information
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122. el 2 66 IM MX180 01E 2 13 Other Displays and Settings Displaying the Version Information 1 From the Help menu choose About A dialog box containing version information opens a MX100 Standard Software Copyright 2 2003 2010 Yokogawa Electric Corporation Software Japan This product is licensed to sant Sede t Aaii pih apapa ms IM MX180 01E 2 67 JOPWUO uoe a zu Chapter3 Viewer 3 1 Loading Data Files 1 Start the Viewer 2 From the File menu choose Open You can also click the gf button on the toolbar The Open dialog box opens lt open T File View Help s Look in E Data e em gt lk oi ba data 0514 0954 mxd pajidata 0515 1654 mxd Recent File ja data 0514 0955 mxd ja data 0514 0956 mxd Exit ja data 0514 0957 mxd ja data 0514 0958 mxd a data 0514 0959 mxd jc ha Filename data 0515 1654 Files of type Mx Synchronized Data File mxd mxs Cancel m File Information File Recovery None End Condition End Point Sync Process None Start Time 2003 05 15 16 54 26 384 Creator Mx100 Standard Logger End Time 2003 05 15 16 55 26 160 File No 0 Channel Num 18 Start Condition Start Point File information This information is also printed when the display data is printed 3 Select the file you wish to load and click Open The waveform display window opens When loading data files recorded using
123. en Ctrl 0 Close Save Display Setting Ctri 5 Save Template Use Template Sync Process Print Ctrl P Preview Print Settings Print Setup 1 data 0011 mxs Exit When Closing the Viewer Explanation 3 22 If you open a file and change the display settings the dialog box below opens when you attempt to close the Viewer To save the changed display settings click Yes CI x A Save changes to data 0507 1804 mxs w cme Display Settings That Are Saved e Information about the group whose waveform or numeric display is open e Settings entered using the tool buttons at the top section of the waveform display area of each group Alarm display ON OFF magnification scale clip ON OFF of the waveform display e Cursor position absolute time e General Display Settings on the View menu e Channel No Tag ID and Tag comment settings on the View menu e Absolute Time or Relative Time setting on the View menu e Graph Sheet Layout setting on the Window menu e Check box items in the File Information dialog box on the Information menu The items are used as headers when the data is printed e Print setting on the File menu Range Color Print Groups and Comment e Marks created on the Viewer e Position of the display screen Display Setting File The display setting file with the mxv extension is created in the folder containing the data files If the data file name is data mxs th
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125. ence 6 3 In no event regardless of cause shall Yokogawa assume responsibility for or be liable for penalties or penalty clauses in any contracts between the Licensee and its customers Article 7 Limit of Export Unless otherwise agreed by Yokogawa the Licensee shall not directly or indirectly export or transfer the Licensed Software to any countries other than those where Yokogawa permits export in advance Article 8 Term This Agreement shall become effective on the date when the Licensee receives the Licensed Software and continues in effect unless or until terminated as provided herein or the Licensee ceases using the Licensed Software by itself or with Yokogawa s thirty 30 days prior written notice to the Licensee Article 9 Injunction for Use During the term of this Agreement Yokogawa may at its own discretion demand injunction against the Licensee in case that Yokogawa deems that the Licensed Software is used improperly or under severer environments other than those where Yokogawa has first approved or any other condition which Yokogawa may not permit Article 10 Termination Yokogawa at its sole discretion may terminate this Agreement without any notice or reminder to the Licensee if the Licensee violates or fails to perform this Agreement However Articles 5 6 and 11 shall survive even after the termination Article 11 Jurisdiction Any dispute controversies or differences between the parties hereto as to interpr
126. er the Reference channel The reference channel cannot be entered if the channel operation is user output 6 Click the Min box or Max box under Span and enter the minimum or the maximum value of the span 7 Click the Power ON box under Output Action and select Hold previous value or Preset value 8 Click the Error box under Output Action and select Hold previous value or Preset value 9 If you select Preset value under Output Action click Preset value and enter the duty 10 Select 1 msec or 10 msec in the Resolution list box under Pulse Click the Interval msec box under Pulse and enter the pulse interval coefficient IM MX180 01E 2 61 2 11 Analog PWM Output Settings Turning Transmission Output ON and OFF Collectively for Analog Output PWM Output 1 From the Action menu choose Transmission output Transmission output on all active channels on the AO and PWM channel tabs is started All ON 2 From the Action menu choose Transmission output again Transmission output on all active channels on the AO and PWM channel tabs is held at the values that were in use immediately before this operation was carried out Explanation Setting up Output for AO Channels Transmission Output Values measured on the MX100 or computed values corresponding to computed results set on computation channels are converted to analog voltages 10 000 V to 10 000 V or analog current 0 000 mA to 22 000 mA and output Note The
127. etation or execution of this Agreement shall be resolved amicably through negotiation between the parties upon the basis of mutual trust Should the parties fail to agree within ninety 90 days after notice from one of the parties to the other both parties hereby irrevocably submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Tokyo District Court main office in Japan for settlement of the dispute Article 12 Governing Law This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Japan The Licensee expressly agrees to waive absolutely and irrevocably and to the fullest extent permissible under applicable law any rights against the laws of Japan which it may have pursuant to the Licensee s local law Article 13 Severability In the event that any provision hereof is declared or found to be illegal by any court or tribunal of competent jurisdiction such provision shall be null and void with respect to the jurisdiction of that court or tribunal and all the remaining provisions hereof shall remain in full force and effect iv IM MX180 01E Contents Terms and Conditions of the Software LICENSE 1 0 00 eee ce ccc eccececaeceeeececeeeeaeceeeeaeceeaeaeceeaeaeeueaeaeentaeaes iil Chapter 1 Before Using the Software Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Appendix Index IM MX180 01E 1 1 Functional Explanation of the MX100 Standard Softwar e ccccccccccseseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaees 1 1 1 2 SV SUI Require
128. f Synchronization Given M recorded data points of a given channel of a data file that has not been synchronized synchronization linear interpolation is carried out as follows 1 From the record start stop time and record interval determine N the number of data points that will result after synchronization of the relevant channel 2 From the record start time and record interval determine Stn n 0 N 1 the PC time after synchronization of each data point 3 From the record start stop time and the PC millisecond clock counter values at record start stop determine PCcntPerms the clock counter value per millisecond 4 From the PC millisecond clock counter values recorded with the data before synchronization and PCcntPerms determine Rtm m 0 M 1 the PC time of the data before synchronization 5 Determine m such that the expression Rtm 1 lt Stn lt Rtm is satisfied and retrieve the data values before synchronization VRtm 1 and VRtm at the PC time of Rtm 1 and Rtm 6 Determine the data values after synchronization from the expression VStn Stn Rtm 1 x VRtm VRtm 1 Rtm Rtm 1 VRtm 1 where n 0 N 1 and m 0 M 1 7 Determine the data values after synchronization for N data points and then write them to the synchronized file Data value i secre seeeesscssece csc cesesee ces Sli Fe caesar eceec aes l VRtm 1 e Rm L N VRtm 2 b l
129. f a TLOG function tlogmax tlogmin tlogpp tlogsum and tlogave If NaN exists in the channel values it is handled as though the value did not exist e Inthe case of the IsNan function This function can determine whether the value is NaN e NaN is ignored for the functions min max sum ave and pp 2 41 JOPUO UOIZEI1H9 U 2 5 Setting Computations Setting the Computation Channels e The value of NaN is considered true for the amp amp and operators e For all other computations Computation is performed taking NaN as a value Thus NaN is returned as the computed result e The numeric value display on the Monitor screen displays INVALID e Handling when the value of a measurement channel is Over exceeding the upper and lower limits of the measurement range If the measured value used in the reference function or TLOG function is Over computation continues in one of two ways Select the handling method using the Calculate Over Over as the MAX MIN value of a range check box e Continue the computation as Over e Continue the calculation by setting Over to the maximum or minimum value of the measurement range of the specified channel Use the following values as the maximum and minimum value of the measurement range e DC voltage 10 of the range Example 6 V range OVER 6 6 V OVER 6 6 V e Temperature 10 C of the rated measurement range However 0 K and 10 K for KpVsAu7Fe and J263B e Linear scal
130. f rate of change alarm 4 v Ready 0 Elec FI a P 2008 01 31 09 15 52 1 Click Channel to show the Channel setup screen 2 Click the Math Channel tab Setting the Computation Channels for Recording and Monitoring 3 Select Record check boxes of the channels to record 4 Select the Monitor check box of the channels to monitor Setting the Equation 5 Click the Expression box and enter the expression Setting the Computation Span 6 Specify a number of digits in the Decimal Places list box for Span that is less than or equal to that of the maximum and minimum values 7 Click the Min box or Max box next to Span and enter the minimum or the maximum value of the span 2 30 IM MX180 01E 2 5 Setting Computations Setting the Computation Channels MX100 Standard Fie Edit view Acquisition Action Help DSH tee O x Monitor Display Channel Acquisition System Connection Channel g H p H H E Meas Channel Math Channel DO Channel 4 amp 0 Channel Record Unit Tag No Tag Comment ams bg ra Type Value Label Value fae A nnn l YY q a un Enter the unit of the computed 99002 TagComment 99002 off gt 0 0000 0 99003 TagComment 99003 off oh value up to 6 characters a CO 99004 TagComment 99004 0 0000 O 99005 TagComment 99005
131. f the specified channel tlogmax Tag tlogmin lt channel gt Returns the minimum value of the TLOG computation tlogmin 00001 of the specified channel tlogmin Tag tlogpp lt channel gt Returns the maximum value minimum value of tlogpp 00001 the TLOG computation of the specified channel tlogpp Tag tlogsum lt channel gt Returns the sum of the TLOG computation of the tlogsum 00001 specified channel tlogsum Tag tlogave lt channel gt Returns the average value of the TLOG computation tlogave 00001 of the specified channel tlogave Tag ManualDO Returns the values being output on the specified ManualDO 1 lt manual gt ManualDO ManualAO Returns the values being output on an user output ManualAQ 1 lt manual gt channel a The TLOG computation computes the maximum minimum maximum minimum sum and average values of the specified channel If the TLOG function is present in the equation the computation is executed 2 The reference function or TLOG function returns NaN in the following cases e When the data to be referenced by the CH function or PRECH function does not exist when disconnected or immediately after starting the monitor operation e When the specified channel does not exist or when the specified alarm level is not 1 2 3 or 4 e If the MX100 returns an INVALID value ge Select the behavior taken when the value of the measurement channel is Over from the following e Continue the calc
132. figuration is necessary The display is F where is any character Servicing required Hardware error on the main module The display is E where is any character The slot number is indicated by in the n display following the Hardware error on the input output module E display Remove the relevant module and power up again The relevant module must be serviced The display is PO Do not manipulate the CF card while it is being accessed 7 CF card operation error The display is P1 Reformat the CF card or replace the CF card 2 11 CF card error The display is P2 Check whether the CF card is inserted correctly Then reformat 2 11 CF card format error the CF card or replace the card The display is P3 Delete the files on the CF card to free up some space CF card insufficient free space The display is P4 The number of created files exceeded the allowed amount CF card number of files over the limit Stop the recording replace the CF card or delete files and restart The display is P5 The time needed to store the file must be reduced j Overwrite error in the data storage buffer Delete unneeded data to increase the free space or format the CF card The display is C1 Turn OFF the power and reconnect Multiple TCP connections See the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MX100 01E IM MX180 01E 5 1 Buljooyussajqnoiy 5 1 Troubleshooting The MX100 cannot be detected from the PC or cannot be
133. for difference input Select the remote RJC reference channel only when the input mode is set to RRJC TC Cannot be used when Mode is set to RRJC Unit up to six characters only when the Use check box of Scale is selected Enter the tag number up to 15 characters Enter the tag comment up to 30 characters Set the time constant of the first order lag filter when the input mode is set to something other than DI Set the burnout only when the input mode is set to something other than DI Set the RJC only when the input mode is set to something other than Dl MX100 Standard i 5 x Ose sheer Poof Lt Monitor Display Crannel Acquisition Sistem Connection Channel Meas Channel Math Channel DO Channel 40 Channe Delta RRJC Record Unit Tag Comment se Ref Ch Ref Ch 00001 00002 00003 00004 agComment 00001 agComment 00002 agComment 00003 agComment 00004 i008 1 4 4 4 00011 JO agComment 00011 4 00012 0 agComment 00012 4 00013 O agComment 00013 r 00014 O agComment 00014 4 00015 O agComment 00015 4 0006 O agComment 00016 4 00017 O agComment 00017 4 0008 O agComment 00018 4 0009 O agComment 00019 4 00020 0O agComment 00020 4 Q z E E E E ru lt a 2008 01 30 15 58 59 Importing Tag Numbers and Tag Comments You can import just the tag numbers and tag comme
134. ge the A D integration time and check the main module information When the attached input output module is changed you can update the module configuration information You can check the network setup information of the connected MX100 You can format the CF card or check the free space on the CF card of the connected MX100 Acquisition setup screen You can set the monitor interval of the measured data and the record start stop conditions You can also set the save destination file name file division and comment of the recorded data IM MX180 01E Viewer Calibrator IM MX180 01E 1 1 Functional Explanation of the MX100 Standard Software e Channel setup screen For each measurement channel you can set the input type measurement range measurement span and other measurement conditions whether or not to assign the channel for measurement recording the alarm output conditions and the initial balancing of the strain input modules You can also set computations such as the four arithmetical operations using the measured data computation channel setting set the signal to be output from the digital output module DO channel setting set the signal to be output from the analog output module AO channel settings and set the signal to be output from the PWM output module PWM channel settings Display setup screen For each display group you can set the channel to be displayed display scale display zone trip point the val
135. hange the background 15 14 50 15 15 00 14 45 15 15 00 15 15 15 darkness 2008 01 123 i23 Absolute Time h m s pos K Absolute Time h m s Turn ON OFF the channel Scale Channel number and measurement unit Changing the Display Using the Toolbar Change the display settings according to the explanation is the figure below Show the General Display Settings window Adding marks Move cursor A to the left mark Move cursor A to the right mark Move cursor B to the left mark Move cursor B to the right mark Channel number display Tag number display Tag comment display Switching between Absolute and Relative time Show the waveform display window Show the numeric display window Alarm Mark List Show the window for displaying cursor values Show the window for displaying statistical aisa over an area com fed S is BP 4A Apt TAB Bp lel 8 amp 7 3 6 IM MX180 01E 3 2 Display Settings Changing the Display Using the Menu Choose appropriate commands from the Edit View and Window menus to change the display i i bela cans Show the computation result display window Select All Ctrl 4 Apply Display Settings in Data File C hange the d ata fi le d is pl ay se Clear the Cursor Sapa Search Mark gt Tag No Switch between channel number tag number Append Mark CM Add delete a mark Tag Comment and tag comment Delete Mark Absolute Ti i n PAREO EE Switch between absolute a
136. he setup from Pt500 default setting or Pt1000 e OHM resistance on the 6 CH Medium Speed Four Wire RTD Resistance Input Module Select a measurement range of 20 ohm measured current 1 mA 200 ohm measured current 1 mA or 2 kohm measured current 0 25 mA 2 24 IM MX180 01E 2 4 Setting the Measurement Conditions Setting the Measurement Channels e DI digital input on the 10 CH Medium Speed Digital Input Module Only the DI digital input setting is available for the input type Select LEVEL D10 voltage input for D05 or CONTACT D10 non voltage contact input for the measurement range to match the input For D24 only LEVEL 24 V is available e DI digital input on the 4 CH Medium Speed Universal Input Module Select LEVEL voltage input or CONTACT HS non voltage contact input to match the input e DI digital input on the 10 CH Medium Speed Universal Input Module 30 CH Medium Speed DCV TC DI Input Module 6 CH Medium Speed Four Wire RTD Resistance Input Module Select LEVEL voltage input or CONTACT SC non voltage contact input to match the input e STR strain on the 4 CH Medium Speed Strain Input Module Select a measurement range of 2000 USTR 20000 USTR default or 200000 USTR e RRJC TC RRJC TC refers to temperature measurement using a thermocouple Select a channel when referring to the temperature of a relay terminal the temperature input of the relay terminal is specified a
137. he waveforms of the displayed group To delete specific displayed marks select the range using cursors and then choose Delete Mark from the Edit menu To delete all the marks added using the Viewer choose Reset Mark from the Edit menu lt D z D Display the cursor Add mark icon Leftend Flag Center SHS wlm ORAM E A a e Bi or Ee Bia Q Data Viewer Graph data 0507 Mark String Mark Marks added on the Viewer are green File Ek View cae ere Type Center and marks added on other programs opy r Select All Ctrl are orange Erase Cursor Append Mark Ctrl M _Cancel_ Delete Mark Salaat Double click the mark to change the settings Switching between Absolute and Relative Time By default the time axis is displayed using absolute time The time axis can also be displayed using time relative to the first data position Absolute Time Relative time S W a a a A e By m a O BH a se l E a a e B pae O HERS a Group 1 Group 1 23 00 50 2008 01 22 Absolute Time h m s 00 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 20 Relative Time DAY h m s Switch absolute relative time On the numeric display you can select the display format of the absolute or relative time and turn ON OFF the data numbers using Format on the View menu tI I Absolute Time v Relative Time v Absolute Time Relative Time ay vvV MMIDD MM DD Days None vai M
138. host name in the IP Address or Host Name box the host name name used on the TCP IP network must be registered in a DNS server and the DNS server must be connected to the network However the MX100 Standard Software does not have a function for registering host names on the DNS server For the procedure of registering host names consult your network administrator e To initialize all settings including the IP address to the their factory default values see Initializing the Settings in section 2 6 of the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MX100 01E Subnet Mask Enter the mask value used when determining the subnet network address from the IP address The default value is 255 255 255 0 When connecting to the PC locally in a one to one configuration this value does not need to be changed In this case set the subnet mask on the PC to 255 255 255 0 as well Note Huge TCP IP networks such as the Internet are often divided up into smaller networks called sub networks The subnet mask is a 32 bit value that specifies the number of bits of the IP address used to identify the network address The portion other than the network address is the host address that identifies individual computers on the network Consult your network administrator for the subnet mask value You may not need to set the value Default Gateway Set the IP address of the gateway default gateway used to communicate with other networks The default valu
139. hours gt and lt minutes gt in the table below The terminology used in the description in the table are defined below Edge relative time Returns 1 0 for computation immediately after the specified absolute or Previous edge Returns 1 0 for computation immediately before the specified absolute or relative time Level e Selectable range of parameters lt years gt 1970 to 2036 lt month gt 1 to 12 1 January 2 February lt day gt 1 to 31 lt week day gt 0 to 6 0 Sunday 1 Monday lt hours gt 0 to 23 lt minutes gt O to 59 Function Description time lt year gt lt month gt lt day gt lt hours gt lt minutes gt Edge operation on the date time bfTime lt year gt lt month gt lt day gt lt hours gt lt minutes gt Previous edge operation on the date time time lt year A gt lt month A gt lt day A gt lt hours A gt lt minutes A gt lt year B gt lt month B gt lt day B gt lt hours B gt lt minutes B gt Level operation between date time A and B monthly lt day gt lt hours gt lt minutes gt Edge operation every month on the specified day hour and minute bfMonthly lt day gt lt hours gt lt minutes gt Previous edge operation every month on the specified day hour and minute monthly lt day A gt lt hours A gt lt minutes A gt lt day B gt lt hours B gt lt minutes B gt Level operation between the specified day hour and minute of A to th
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141. iennctnudesaitebeennvnciwcltness tes 3 22 display setup WINDOW cen cocntesccersaccatsctentehtaadderdidandataxebsinadonteients 3 7 CISA ZOMG sanctus peeueetdecosestonesennsacereeuenceasmenestecaserciedns 2 46 3 9 OO PEE E EA T TT 2 55 IM MX180 01E E edit ZONE wicincasicscdsvinacdnctnendacsddsexannnetenspniendeewndsnuebensnaansas 2 46 3 9 EEKE P RTE TET ETA ATETA E ATT 2 59 CUO e AA 2 30 2 31 eror MESSAGES arcieasiarriaarian eanne A a a NE R 5 5 error messages on the Calibrator ccccccsssssseeeeeesseeeees 5 6 error messages on the Integration Monitor cccceeee 5 5 error messages on the VICWEL cccccsseccessssesesseseeeessesees 5 6 COE OUDOUR tossresuec puctoszemasuossensuacetecenarssesssecineuneeuaepacesantneesce 2 58 event TUNGTONS sc ssasceetnuansanasedadassaacitdinsabeassgadadsaasudenscadiess 2 40 KSC UI ON SIO sariranira ia ai ian i 2 41 exiting the SOFWAME cccccssssssseeeeceeeeseeeeeeseuaaseeeeeseaaaeeess 1 8 P FAN OWU vereeni eere nee Som enna E ETA 2 58 file information osc occ5csa3srdortovsscosGacsntiad aptorbccorbartbanndetdoveiabadeses 3 28 TOE WY A cia E AT O ET E ATE App 1 first order lag filter sriiinsiiinernnrrnrcrssriiisrvriren rensie 2 20 TO ee e E decteeasbeneteeateceee 2 11 f l ZONE een on nen ee ne om nee em oe erro 2 46 3 10 G gnd GSP ea E EEEE 3 11 group NaMe S aeeie EE E 2 45 H a E erating cet AEEA anc IEEE ATT A eh eee 2 55 GIG INTANT E EEE E A E TE 2 59 EE
142. iguration Reconfigure based on actual config E mx110 UNv m10 E mx125 mkc m10 Current module configuration 1 Click System to show the System setup screen 2 From the A D Integration Time list box select AUTO 50 Hz or 60 Hz MX100 Standard Fie Edit view Acquisition Action Help DOSa tee Monitor Display Channel Acquisition Sys l0 x System E Unit Setup Model A Version Serial No Option Temperature Unit AD Integration Time Response Check 2 10 Mx100 R3 01 E Module Arrangement tem Connection Current Configuration Actual Configuration on actual config 5 E Reconfigure based L E xt10 unyv Ho4 EE x110 Unv n10 L H wix115 D24 H10 E mx120 v40 M08 MX112 535 M04 IM MX180 01E 2 2 Configuring the System Setting the Write Mode of the CF Card and Formatting the CF Card MX100 Response Check 1 Click System to show the System setup screen 2 Click the Execute button to the right of Response Check The 7 segment LED on the main module of the connected MX100 displays CALL S EE E O x File Edit view Acquisition Action Help Ps a Dae t Beale 9 i Monitor Display Channel Acquisition System Connection gt System 2 _ Unit Setup E Module Arrangement e r E Model M100 Current Configuration Actual Configuration per Version R3 01 Q h i Retrieve curren
143. ile Edit View Favorites Tools Help sek Y gt Y S 0 Search gt Folders Ea Address E Control Panel Go Accessibility Options Network Setup Wizard Control Panel FS Add Hardware Phone and Modem Options Tadd or Remove Programs Power Options 4 Administrative Tools Printers and Faxes EA Automatic Updates a Regional and Language Options Date and Time Sy Scanners and Cameras See Also R E Display Ef Scheduled Tasks Windows Update Folder Options C5 Security Conter E Fonts 2 SigmaTel Audio Help and Support T Game Controllers Sounds and Audio Devices Bintet r Extreme Graphics g Speech HP Internet Options D System Sava Plug in py Taskbar and Start Menu akeyboard 82 User Accounts Mouse windows Firewall amp Network Connections a Wireless Network Setup Wizard 3 If Off is selected click Cancel to exit If On is selected clear the Don t allow exceptions check box Windows Firewall x General Exceptions Advanced windows Firewall is helping to protect your PC Windows Firewall helps protect your computer by preventing unauthorized users from gaining access to your computer through the Internet or a network Q On recommended This setting blocks all outside sources from connecting to this computer with the exception of those selected on the Exceptions tab M Don t allow exceptions Select this when you connect to public networks in less secure locat
144. ing Maximum and minimum values of the scale corresponding to 10 of the measurement span However 32000 when the scale value exceeds 32000 Example 1 When the measurement span is set to 1 V and the scale is set to 10000 at 2 V range OVER 22000 OVER 22000 Example 2 When the measurement span is set to 2 V and the scale is set to 30000 at 2 V range OVER 32000 OVER 32000 To suppress Over from occurring in an arbitrary computation use the limit function see Arithmetic Functions under Explanation in this section e Alarms for computation using the Alarm function The alarm corresponding to the current value is used for the alarm of a measurement channel The alarm corresponding to the current value is used for the alarm of a computation channel However for computation channels that have not yet computed the current value the alarm corresponding to the previous value is used Setting the Computation Span This section provides an explanation of the span of transmission output for the analog output and PWM output modules e MATH channel range over The upper and lower limits for the display of the monitor screen and other items The MATH span setting range is as shown below depending on the decimal place If the computed results fall outside of the MATH span setting range they are displayed on screen as plus over or minus over data Decimal Place MATH span setting range Decimal Place MATH span setting rang
145. ions such as airports You will not be notified when Windows Firewall blocks programs Selections on the Exceptions tab will be ignored x Off not recommended Avoid using this setting Turning off Windows Firewall may make this computer more vulnerable to viruses and intruders What else should know about Windows Firewall IM MX180 01E Appendix 1 Configuring Removing the Firewall 4 Click the Exceptions tab then click the Add Program button The Add program dialog box is displayed Windows Firewall xj General Exceptions Advanced Windows Firewall is blocking incoming network connections except for the programs and services selected below Adding exceptions allows some programs to work better but might increase your security risk Programs and Services DAGEXPLORER Monitor Server M File and Printer Sharing Gate mR GateContral GATEEYE GateMODBUS Module GateMx MW GateWT Module MLMonitorSrvr MLMonitorSrvr MX Emulator zi Add Program Add Pott Edit Delete IV Display a notification when Windows Firewall blocks a program What are the risks of allowing exceptions Cancel 5 Select MX100 Standard then click the OK button x To allow communications with a program by adding it to the Exceptions list select the program or click Browse to search for one that is not listed gt o D D 5 x Programs M3100 Calibrator M gt lt 100
146. istical Computation over an Area of Measured Computed Data Explanation Statistical Computation over an Area Specify using two cursors the interval over which computation is to be performed If the cursors are not displayed all the data are used in the statistical computation The statistical parameters are the minimum value the maximum value the P P value maximum minimum the average value and the rms value Copying Data to the Clipboard If you click the Copy button the results of statistical computation over an area are copied to the clipboard as text data You can press Ctrl C when the statistical computation over and area window is active to copy the displayed results as text data to the clipboard lt D D Note e To redo the computation after changing the computation area you must select the statistics calculated over an area display window button see Procedure in section 3 2 or the menu command again e The cursors used to specify the interval for statistical computation over an area and those used to read values are the same e The Statistics window and the Cursor Value window can be displayed simultaneously IM MX180 01E 3 21 3 9 Saving the Display Settings Procedure 1 From the File menu choose Save Display Setting File You can also click the i button on the toolbar The display setting file is created in the same folder as the data files File Edit view Window Conver Op
147. itor Display Channel Acquisition System Connection o p oo Pause Mark Group 1 100msec amp S M TN Uy u HHBH Ready hn 58 20 15 58 30 15 58 40 15 58 50 15 59 00 15 Time h m s E 2008 01 29 15 59 03 IM MX180 01E 1 1 1 1 Functional Explanation of the MX100 Standard Software Integration Monitor 1 2 Viewer Enables you to display measured and computed data that has been saved read values and perform statistical computation over an area using cursors and convert the measured and computed data into various file formats such as Excel ata Yiewer Graph dal 13 mxs M File Edit view Window Convert Information Help SH Slo Ae Cy m amp al OAH Ra AS IG en mw Ao Bw Calibrator Enables you to calibrate the MX100 input output modules Fie view Help IP Address Host Name 192 4 68 1 1 Model Serial No MAC Address The main operations are carried out using the six windows shown below If the MX100 is not connected the windows other than the Connection window cannot be displayed Connection screen You can search for MX100s in the same segment and connect to the target MX100 You can also assign a machine name IP address subnet mask and default gateway to the detected MX100 Once a connection is established the connection is made automatically to the same MX100 the next time the Integration Monitor is started System setup screen You can chan
148. lAO functions are as follows lt ManualDONo gt 1 4 lt ManualAONo gt 1 Operators The operators listed below can be used Operator Description Example Unary plus operator ch 00010 Unary minus operator ch 00010 Logical negation operator 1 when 0 and 0 ch 00010 when non zero Addition ch 00010 ch 00011 Subtraction ch 00010 ch 00011 Multiplication ch 00010 ch 00011 Division ch 00010 ch 00011 Remainder ch 1 ch 2 lt 1 AlarmAck 0 lt Less than 1 when the condition is met and 0 ch 1 gt ch 2 AlarmAck 0 when it is not gt Greater than 1 when the condition is met and O ch 1 lt ch 2 AlarmAck 0 when it is not lt Less than or equal to 1 when the condition is ch 00010 lt 1 0 StartRec 0 met and 0 when it is not gt Greater than or equal to 1 when the condition ch 00010 gt 1 0 StartRec 0 is met and 0 when it is not Equal to 1 when the condition is met and 0 ch 00010 1 0 StartRec 0 when it is not l Not equal to 1 when the condition is met and O ch 00010 0 StartRec 0 when it is not amp amp Logical product ch 1 amp amp ch 2 1 AlarmAck 0 Logical sum ch 1 ch 2 1 AlarmAck 0 das Exclusive OR ch 1 ch 2 1 AlarmAck 0 7 Conditional operator ch 00010 gt 1 0 StartRec 0 Write a b c to mean b if a is met and c if not met Order operator Condition ResetTimer St
149. le of the 10 CH Medium Speed Universal Input Module Channels are not selected 3 Calibrator File View Help Items to be calibrated O A o fe Module 1 Range Serial No 12123456 20 mV Range m You can also click to select 60 mY Range Calibrate time 2003 02 10 16 22 05 200 m Range O Range 20 mv Range Range Select the measurement 2V Renge O range to be calibrated 6 Range O f h li t EAT PRR E rom the lis 100 V Range E RTD 1 m amp 60 mY Range E RTD 1 mA 200 m Range E RTD 1 mA 600 mV Range E lt lt gt T To move to the calibration Ready execution screen 1 The figure below is an example of the 30 CH Medium Speed DCV TC DI Input Module Channels are not selected fg Calibrator Mie ES File wiew Help Items to be calibrated You can also click to select Module 0 20 mY Range 60 m Range 200 mY Range T Range Select the measurement 2V Range range to be calibrated 6 Y Range f 20 V Range from the list 100 Y Range Serial No 12123456 Calibrate time 2003 0113 18 51 04 Range 20 mY Range To move to the calibration execution screen 1 IM MX180 01E 4 5 4 2 Calibration Procedure The figure below is an example of the 6 CH Medium Speed Four Wire RTD Resistance Input Module Channels are not selected 3 Calibrator Me xf File View Help Module 1 Range Items to be calibrated You can also click to select Serial No
150. ll outside sources from connecting to this computer except for those unblocked on the Exceptions tab F Block all incoming connections Select this option when you connect to less secure networks All exceptions will be ignored and you will not be notified when Windows Firewall blocks programs Off not recommended Avoid using this setting Turning off Windows Firewall will make this computer more vulnerable to hackers or malicious software Tell me more about these settings 5 Click the Exceptions tab then click the Add Program button The Add a Program dialog box is displayed gt o D D 5 x r Windows Firewall Settings General Exceptions Advanced Exceptions control how programs communicate through Windows Firewall Add a program or port exception to allow communications through the firewall What are the risks of unblocking a rama To enable an exception select its check box Program or port CIBITS Peercaching C connect to a Network Projector Core Networking O Distributed Transaction Coordinator File and Printer Sharing Discs Service C Key Management Service C Network Discovery C Performance Logs and Alerts C Remote Administration C Remote Assistance C Remote Desktop Cl Nnamata Euanti an Mananaman V Notify me when Windows Firewall blocks a new program Cx apply 6 Select MX100 Standard then click the OK
151. m magnification varies depending on the size of the waveform display area Time axis expand reduce icon eA SA M Ih Eco g 16 41 20 16 41 25 ee oe 2003 05 07 Time hms E Magnification IM MX180 01E IM MX180 01E 2 6 Displaying the Monitor and Setting the Display Procedure Adding Marks You can display marks in the waveform display area see the figure below You can enter a text to be attached to the mark Mark by default using up to fifteen characters Click the Mark button or choose Mark Configuration from the Action menu You can enter the text in the dialog box that opens Up to 200 marks can be displayed When 200 is exceeded the marks are erased from the oldest ones However if the data is being recorded the marks are saved to the record file Mark setup dialog box Mark Text of the specified mark Mark I Inserts a mark without showing this dialog box cance If this check box is selected the mark is placed without displaying the dialog box when you choose Put a Mark ee a ee from the Action menu Enter the text to be displayed as a mark Note Marks cannot be placed when the monitor update is paused Numeric Display You can switch from the waveform display to numeric display as shown below Switch the display group Switch to waveform numeric or waveform and numeric display Mark Relay ACK Channel number Channel display color Level indication wi
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153. mxs 0000 xls data mxs 0001 xls data mxs 000n xls e Up to 65510 data and 252 channels are saved to a single conversion file when columns are channels and rows are data e If you set the save destination to a storage medium that has slow access such as a floppy disk the saving of the data may take an extended time It is recommended that such storage medium not be selected for the save destination e Select a save destination with adequate free space e The measured data during a burnout or measured data that exceeds the upper lower limit of the measurement range are indicated as OVER or OVER e If invalid data exists in the converted data measured value of a channel without input or computed value when the data used in the equation does not exist the data is indicated as INVALID IM MX180 01E 3 25 3 8 Printing the Data Procedure Setting the Contents to Be Printed 3 26 1 From the File menu choose Print Settings Fie Edit View Window Conver Open Cctrl o Close Save Display Setting Ctrl S Save Template Use Template Sync Process Print Ctrl P Preview Print Settings Print Setup In the Print Setting dialog box set Range Color and Print Group and then click OK Enter a comment in the Comment box as necessary When printing numeric values only a print range need be selected Select to print all or print only the range specified by cursors Switch t
154. n the waveform display area Two trip points trip 1 is red trip 2 is blue can be set on each waveform The trip line of the waveform corresponding to the left most Y axis is shown in the waveform display area Trip 1 value Trip 2 value Trip 2 value Trip line 100n sec amp Q il TA A Wy ty EE Aco t Trip Trip i C0 Co F 20 i o V N 2 2 Turn ON the trip line display 16 23 00 16 23 10 Time h m s Trip 1 value Channel Color Clicking the channel color displayed in the Color column on the Display setup screen opens the Color dialog box You can select the color of each channel using the Color dialog box To create custom colors click the Define Custom Colors button in the Color dialog box Define Custom Colors gt gt cova Clipping of Waveforms By default clip OFF the waveform is not displayed when the measured computed value exceeds the minimum maximum value of the scale see the lower left figure When clip is turned ON values that are smaller than the minimum value of the scale are displayed as the minimum value and the values that are larger than the maximum value of the scale are displayed as the maximum value Clip OFF Clip ON ili Expanding or Reducing the Time Axis on the Waveform Display On the waveform display you can click the expand reduce icon to expand or reduce the time axis for each waveform display area The maximum magnification is x20 The minimu
155. nce e Upper limit on rate of change alarm rHigh An alarm occurs if the amount of change in the computed value in the rising direction exceeds the alarm setting value within the rate of change detection interval e Lower limit on rate of change alarm rLow An alarm occurs if the amount of change in the computed value in the falling direction exceeds the alarm setting value within the rate of change detection interval Upper limit on rate of change alarm Lower limit on rate of change alarm i Change in the j P computed value g A 0 Oe 5 s Amount of change E ve Amount of change in the setting T1 T2 5 Z in the setting T2 T4 5 a T 2 E E N Change in the O O computed value t1 t Time gt tz Time Interval Interval t2 t1 t2 t1 The rate of change detection interval is equal to measurement interval x measurement count Select the measurement count 1 to 15 using the Interval of rate of change alarm box IM MX180 01E 2 55 JOPUO UOIZeI1H9 U 2 9 Setting Alarms and Alarm Indications 2 56 Alarm Hysteresis You can set a width hysteresis to the values used to activate and release alarms Alarm hysteresis prevents frequent activation and release of alarms when the measured computed value is unstable around the alarm value Upper limit alarm Lower limit alarm Measured value Alarm reset Alarm occurrence p Alarm value or computed value
156. nd relative time 5 v Tool Bar Turn ON OFF the toolbar iai Turn ON OFF the status bar Window Convert Information D Graph i Sheet Show the waveform display window Graph Sheet Layout a n AEH Show the numeric display window Select how to arrange the display area from auto horizontal and vertical Alarm Mark detailed list display Show the window for displaying cursor values Show the computation result display window Switch the display window Control Statistics 1 Graph data 0006 mxs v 2 Graph data 0007 mxs n Arrange the display window Displ Iso the F d gt select cascade r Ule mite SA also the Format item during numeric led Arrange window icons Changing the Display Using the Display Setup Window See the explanation in the figure below Change the display settings and click OK Set the display for each display group Switch to another display group Display ON OFF Group name Turn ON OFF the trip point display Channel display color N General Display Settings i x z eee x EN z EEE ER i 02 03 o4 05 os o7 of o9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 42 2304 25 28 27 23 23 3 p lt 4 gt oup Name Grop A No Channel No Y Axis Form Trip2 a vot CHO0O01 p wo2 cHoooo2 wos cHoooos EA vv04 __ CHO0OO4 __ wos croon m i CHO0012 _ E WO CHO0013 ka E wog CHO0014 CHO0015 E E CHOO016 E
157. nge If you wish to print only a specified range of the waveform specify the range using cursors For information on specifying the range by using cursors see Procedure in section 3 4 Printed Colors of Waveforms You can select to print in black and white or in color Print Groups e On Display Only Only the groups whose waveforms are displayed are printed e All Groups All groups that can be displayed on the waveform display window are printed e Selected Groups Groups selected in the dialog box that opens see the figure below when the Select button is clicked are printed xl M Group 1 MV Group 2 MV Group 3 IV Group 4 M Groups M Group 6 M Group 7 M Groups M Group 9 M Group 10 V GROUP11 IV GROUP12 V GROUP13 MV GROUP14 M GROUP15 V GROUP16 lV GROUP17 V GROUP1S M GROUP19 V GROUP20 V GROUP2Z1 V GROUP22 V GROUP23 V GROUFZ4 V GROUPZ25 V GROUP25 V GROUP27 V GROUPZ28 V GROUFPZ29 MV GROUP3ZO V GROUPS V GROUP32 MV GROUP33 V GROUP34 V GROUP35 MV GROUP36 V GROUP37 MV GROUP38 MV GROUP39 M GROUFP40 V GROUP41 V GROUF42 V GROUP43 V GROUF44 V GROUP45 V GROUF46 I GROUF47 V GROUF46 V GROUF49 V GROUPS0 Cancel Printing a Comment You can enter a comment using up to 127 characters The comment is printed in the Print Comment column Printing File Information When you print data the file information is also printed You can check the file information in the dialog box that appears when choosing File Information
158. nge Yes No No Can be set only for MX110 UNV M10 MX110 UNV H04 MX110 V4R M06 and MX110 VTD L30 Yes Setting and operation allowed No Setting and operation not allowed The style number is printed on the MX100 main module name plate 2 23 JOPUO UOIZeI1H9 U 2 4 Setting the Measurement Conditions Setting the Measurement Channels On the channels of the input module select from the modes below according to the input signal For details of the measurable range measurement accuracy and resolution see chapter 4 Specification in the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MX100 01E e VOLT DC voltage Select the measurement range from 20 mV 60 mV 200 mV 2 V default 6 V 20 V or 100 V Note Current input is possible by attaching a shunt resistor to the input terminal and converting to voltage input The shunt resistors in the table below are available for purchase separately For example a 250 Q shunt resistor is used to convert the signal in the range of 1 to 5 V for 4 to 20 mA input Part Name Model Resistance Shunt resistor 415920 250 Q 0 1 for clamp terminal 415921 100 Q 0 1 415922 10 Q 0 1 Shunt resistor 438920 250 Q 0 1 for screw terminal 438921 100 Q 0 1 438922 10 Q 0 1 e TC thermocouple on the Universal Input Module and 30 CH Medium Speed DCV TC DI Input Module Select the thermocouple type referred to as Range in the setup from Type R default Type S Type B
159. ning space as a percentage Write status Displays the remaining time until the next Writing file is created using a bar Move the cursor tr Write error here to display the remaining time as a value Number of data files created Note If there is a record file that has not been finalized data writing has not been completed in the previous connection the finalization of the record file is carried out immediately upon establishing the connection If this occurs the progress of the finalization is displayed on the status bar The number of remaining data files is indicated between the Communication performance and Write status If there are none the bar is not displayed 2 44 IM MX180 01E Explanation IM MX180 01E 2 6 Displaying the Monitor and Setting the Display Procedure Display Groups and Group Names On the Monitor screen the channels are divided into groups and displayed using waveforms or numerical values The measured computed values can be divided into up to ten groups Up to thirty two channels can be registered to a single group The channels that can be registered are those where the Monitor check boxes are selected in the Channel setup screen When you click a channel selection button on the Display setup screen the channel numbers of the channels that can be registered are displayed see the figure below Channel Tag No Tag Comment None 00001 00002 00003 00004 00011 00012 00013
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161. nts from the saved setup data and replace the current tag numbers and tag comments with the imported information From the File menu choose Import Tag Then select an MX100 project file a file with the mxp extension in the Open dialog box to import the tag numbers and tag comments File Edit View Acquisition Action H Look in MX100 Standard vy e c EJ New Ctrl Open Ctrl O Save Ctrl S Save s Import Math R 5A gt Project mxp Import Math Constant Launch Data Viewer Prt cure Fiename Proen me Print Preview Print Setup Files of type MX Prdject file mxp Cancel ze Ai 1 NewProject mxp i Select the MX100 project file file with mxp extension you wish to import Note When you carry out the procedure above the tag numbers and tag comments of computation channels are also imported IM MX180 01E 2 21 JOPUO uoe a u 2 4 Setting the Measurement Conditions Setting the Measurement Channels Set the type for alarms 1 to 4 the setting value Set the initial balance for strain input channels and the hysteresis see section 2 9 only when the input mode is set to STR MX100 Standard Fie Edit view Acquisition Action Help R osa sea o OOOO Monitor Display Channel Acquisition System Connection ioxi Channel p H p ep H H Meas Channel Math Channel
162. o be calibrated from the list To move to the calibration execution screen 1 IM MX180 01E 4 2 Calibration Procedure 3 After making the connections according to the explanation given on the calibration execution screen 1 click the Calibrate button For the 8 CH Medium Speed Analog Output module after entering settings according to the explanation given on the calibration execution screen 1 click the Calibrate button The figure below is an example of the 4 CH High Speed Universal Input Module Exp Calibration execution screen 1 3 Calibrator o x File View Help MX110 0UNY HO4 20 m Range 01 Explanation Lets start calibrating 1 ch 20 m Range of module No 0 This range requires two steps First input 0 Y short to 1 ch Then select the Calibrate button Calibration is started 0 V short unit information Calibrate Start calibration Return to the previous screen Return to the Unit Information screen The figure below is an example of the 8 CH Medium Speed Analog Output Module Exp Calibration execution screen 1 File View Help Mx120 Y40 M08 10 Y Output Range 01 Explanation Let s start calibrating 1 ch 10 Output Range of module No 3 This range requires two steps In order for 0 V to be output from 1 ch adjust counter value Ahen it can output OY select the Calibrate button Calibration is started Counter value 29965 A Erit inf
163. o settings for numeric values Select the group to be printed Printout Setting Graph Prit Sheet Print Color Select monochrome or color print Print Groups C On Display Only All Groups C Selected Groups Select Comment Select the groups when Selected Groups is selected Click to open the group selection dialog box Enter the comment to be printed Settings for numeric values Printout Setting J x Graph Print Sheet Print Range All Cursor cancel IM MX180 01E 3 8 Printing the Data Executing the Print Operation 1 From the File menu choose Print The Print dialog box opens 2 Inthe Print dialog box select the printer print range and the number of copies and then click OK When printing waveforms you cannot set the print range Display example of the Print dialog box Open Ctrl O Printer Close Save Display Setting Ctrl S Name WPSZXBB Print Properties Save Template Use Template lt D z D Status Ready Type Canon PS IPU Color Laser Copier 52 3 Sync Process J Where PSZX55 Print Print Comment I Print to file Preview Print Settings Print range Print Setup All Copies Number of copies fi 4 Pages frorn tor r v Collate Selection ne ake Cancel Print Preview 1 From the File menu choose Print Preview
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165. older C 1MX100 StandardiData A G Monitor Interval 200 ms C Free Area 16 2 GByte Interval Group 3 File Name data Add Date Add Time Pa 0O E ie Monitor Interval x w Rec Interval x File Division None LA 1 Interval Group 4 Math Fixed Period 00 0 00 w Monitor Interval 100 msec B Rec Interval x 1 Comment Set using an integer multiple of the monitor interval for each interval group up to 128 The recording to the data file is carried out at monitor interval x multiplication factor 2 14 IM MX180 01E 2 3 Setting the Acquisition Conditions of the Measured Computed Data Setting the Record Interval of Computed Data 1 Click Acquisition to show the Acquisition setup screen 2 Enter the record interval integer multiplication factor in the Rec Interval text box aq Monitor Display Channel Acquisition System Connection Acquisition D Q O Start Conditon E Math Clear on Start E Interval Groups N On Record o ae 7 Fixed Time Unused Modules z Math oe Ol Stop Condition Interval Group 1 o Continuous uu A 5 es Fixed T _ Fixed Time 3 Monitor interval 100 msec v Rec interval x 1 O Fixed Period i i i i s ad Interval Group 2 12 1 _ Math E m f m LU A LLL A E File l E l Folder CAMX100 StandardiData i Monitor Interval 200 msec v Rec interval x 1 C Free Area
166. omputed Values Using Cursors When updating of the monitor display is paused you can read measured computed values with the cursor Click the position in the waveform display area where you wish to read the value If you wish to read another point simultaneously drag the mouse Cursor A appears at the position where you first clicked cursor B appears at the position where you released the mouse button The measured point is the yellow circle displayed where the waveform and the cursor cross MX100 Standard alax File Fait view Arnuisitinn Action _ Heln _ Waveform display color Diora ee Channel number Readout value of Cursor A Record Readout value of Cursor B Time B Time A value B value A 2008 01 31 14 56 06 600 naaman oonnnne 26 Time at Cursor A Pa Fe A 2008 01 31 14 56 06 600 i 0 00 00 06 250 AA Time at Cursor B Group 2 Change the display area Cursor movement button Measurement point Scroll button Scroll bar 14 56 00 14 56 05 56 15 56 20 4 56 25 14 56 30 1 Ec I 2 Ga 200801731 15 16 04 2 52 IM MX180 01E 2 8 Pausing the Updating of the Monitor Display and Reading Measured Computed Values Using Cursors Explanation IM MX180 01E To clear the cursors choose Hide Cursor from the View menu File Edit view Acquisition Action He DOD cw v Channel Tag No Tag Comment Molt v Toolbar Grot
167. on 1 Zero Calibration Input Value 1 0 mV on CH1 0 mV on CH1 0 mV on CH1 0 V on CH1 0 V on CH1 0 V on CH1 0 V on CH1 0 V on CH1 0 Q on CH3 0 Q on CH3 0 Q on CH3 0 Q on CH3 0 Q on CH3 0 Q on CH3 Input Value 2 20 mV on CH2 60 mV on CH2 200 mV on CH2 1V on CH2 2 V on CH2 6 V on CH2 20 V on CH2 100 V on CH2 20 Q on CH4 60 Q on CH5 200 Q on CH6 300 Q on CH4 2400 Q on CH5 3000 Q on CH6 Connection 2 Full Calibration 4 2 Calibration Procedure 120 000 Q on R1 to R3 of CH2 120 000 Q on R1 to R4 of CH2 and 117 154 Q on R4 120 000 Q on R1 to R3 of CH2 120 000 Q on R1 to R4 of CH2 and 113 010 Q on R4 120 000 Q on R1 to R3 of CH2 120 000 Q on R1 to R4 of CH2 and 80 000 Q on R4 8 CH Medium Speed Analog Output Module MX120 VAO M08 Adjust so that all channels output 0 V and 10 V This differs from other input modules Range to Be Calibrated 10 V Note For a description of the measurement range and accuracy of each input module see Output Value 1 OV Output Value 2 10 V chapter 4 in the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MX100 01E e For a description of the calibration procedure and wiring see section 3 3 of the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MX100 01E 4 11 10 eaqIjep Chapter5 Troubleshooting 5 1 Troubleshooting If servicing is necessary or if the instrument is not operating correctly after performing the corrective actions below
168. on by specifying the minimum value 0 to 99 and the maximum value 1 to 100 e User zone Displays each waveform at the position specified by Zone on the Display setup screen A single Y axis scale of the active waveform can be displayed Select user zone Set the display zone Displays the active Y axis scale AQ MHA Il ty EE 3 gt g Zone Indicates the active Y axis 34 100 40 16 01 50 Time h m s Click the bar to select the active Y axis scale e Edit zone Like the user zone each waveform is displayed at the position specified by Zone on the Display setup screen However you can change the zone on the Monitor screen A single Y axis scale of the active waveform can be displayed Select edit zone Qu n JEL i ECO s i aiu the knob to change the minimum maximum value of the zone separately Drag the bar to change the zone position without rerea i 7 changing the zone width e Full zone Displays all the waveforms over the full zone of the waveform display area regardless of the Zone settings on the Display setup screen A single Y axis scale of the active waveform can be displayed Select full zone SAQA M AAM skool s Waveform display area Full zone 16 04 00 16 04 10 Time h ims IM MX180 01E IM MX180 01E 2 6 Displaying the Monitor and Setting the Display Procedure Slide zone Displays the waveforms by slightly offsetting the display position of each
169. on the Monitor screen or choose Stop from the Acquisition menu a dialog box shown below opens E xi w5137 Stop Record Click OK When you click OK the word Saving appears below the Stop button until the recording stops Start Stop Recording Data is recorded according to the Start condition and Stop condition specified on the Acquisition setup screen Recording starts immediately when you click the Record button only when Start condition is set to On Record For all other settings the detection of whether the start condition is met is started when you click the Record button Note sss e The creation of the data file starts after the recording is stopped Therefore it may take time for the data save operation to complete e You cannot exit the software if the saving of the data is not complete If you attempt to do so a dialog box with the message Writing data files Currently opens At the same time the number of remaining record files to be finalized is indicated on the status bar see section 2 6 Setting the Status Bar Display on the View Menu The software closes when this indication clears e If the record file cannot be created at the specified destination the file is created in the Data folder in the directory where the MX100 Standard Software is installed e You can click the arrow button shown in the figure below to reduce the size of the display of the Record button and other items and widen the
170. onnected as shown in the following figure the Search button cannot be used to detect the MX100 However you can make a connection manually by specifying the IP address When using Windows XP Windows Vista or Windows 7 check the firewall function 2 1 App 1 See the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MX100 01E The MX100 is detected by clicking the Search button but connection cannot be made Message Corrective Action Enter the correct IP address Reference Page 2 7 The IP address is set to the default value The default value cannot be used to make the connection There is a problem in the network configuration 2 7 Check that the IP address subnet mask and default gateway The PC software main module style number settings of the PC and the MX100 settings are correct k k Check the release number of the PC software and the main and release number do not conform to the rule module style number then upgrade the style PC software release no 2 main module style no See the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit Operation Guide IM MX100 02E MX100 cannot be connected using the Calibrator Message Corrective Action Reference Page Attempting to make multiple connections Another software program is already connected Exit all other software programs kk Check the release number of the PC software and the main The main module and input output module style num
171. or Code E0004 E0212 E3111 E3114 E3120 E3153 W3115 W3116 Message File write error Can t read file Channels of the specified recording interval do not exist Sampling data number is over the Viewer display limit of 5 M Not a data file File open error Exceeded the range of the Excel sheet Convert to Excel Exceeded the range of the Lotus 1 2 3 sheet Convert to Lotus Error Messages on the Calibrator Error Code W4700 W4701 W4702 5 6 Message Connection failure Check the IP Address Host Name or Calibration mode Failed to write the calibrated value Failed to calibrate Corrective Action Description The file cannot be created for some reason Target files cannot be loaded or are deleted Channels with the specified measurement interval do not exist in the conversion of the data format Change to the correct setting Attempting to load a file containing 5 million or more data points Target files cannot be loaded or are damaged File not created because allowable number of files in the CF card will be exceeded Delete files to reduce the total number Change the range to be converted so that it is within the allowed range of Excel Change the range to be converted so that it is within the allowed range of Lotus 1 2 3 Corrective Action Description To change the network settings such as the IP address start the Integration Monitor The MX100 has no Calibration mode
172. orm display window click the button below the scale bar as shown in the figure below Hide the waveform The name assigned to each group can be changed using up to thirty characters The names of the display groups that have channels registered are displayed on the waveform display window or numeric display window Group 1 Group 2 Y Axis Type You can select linear or logarithmic Y axis for displaying the waveforms Linear scale Logarithmic scale IM MX180 01E 3 2 Display Settings Maximum and Minimum Values of the Y Axis and the Display Format of the Y Axis Values The maximum and minimum values of the scale on the waveform display can be changed If you click the Scale Calc button on the General Display Settings window the maximum and minimum values of the Y axes on the selected channels are calculated automatically according to the maximum and minimum values of the data The scale values can also be displayed using logarithmic format as shown below 3 Scale No Channel No Y Axis Form Min Max WD CHOO001 Linear4 7 2 0E0 2 0E0 JOMAIA Select the exponential format Selecting the Display Zone of the Waveform You can select from the following In the Zone setting on the General Display Settings window assume the bottom and top edges of the waveform display area to be 0 and 100 respectively and set the waveform display position by specifying the minimum value 0 to 99 and
173. ormation crte t Start calibration Return to the previous screen Return to the Unit Information screen Click the Calibrate button The message Calibrating Please wait and do not perform any other operation appears When the calibration completes successfully the calibration execution screen 2 appears IM MX180 01E 4 7 O o fe 4 2 Calibration Procedure If the calibration fails a message Failed to calibrate appears Cr x W4702 Failed to calibrate Note For a description of the accuracy of the connected input module the calibration accuracy and the environmental conditions for calibration see the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MX100 01E 4 8 IM MX180 01E IM MX180 01E 4 2 Calibration Procedure 4 After making the connections according to the explanation given on the calibration execution screen 2 click the Calibrate button The figure below is an example of the 4 CH High Speed Universal Input Module Exp Calibration execution screen 2 3 Calibrator File View Help MX110 UNY HO4 20 m Range 02 Explanation Next input 20 m to 1 ch Then select the Calibrate button Calibration is started Unit Information Module Calibrate Start calibration The figure below is an example of the 8 CH Medium Speed Analog Output Module Exp Calibration execution screen 2 File View Help Mx120 40 M08 10 Y
174. orresponding toolbar button Edit View Window Convert Information Help Copy Ctrl C BN m wga l Select All ctrl 4 Erase Cursor Right Move Cursor A Left Move Cursor 4 Right Move Cursor B Left Move Cursor B Append Mark Ctrl M Delete Mark Reset Mark Move cursor A to the left mark Move cursor A to the right mark Move cursor B to the left mark Move cursor B to the right mark SHB ARP CBN Aaa OHARA A 4 Group 1 Group 2 Mark The marks added in the Integration software s Monitor screen are orange marks added in the computation channels are yellow and those 15 31 15 15 31 20 15 31 25 15 31 30 added in the Viewer software are green 2008 02 01 Absolute Time h m s b da SSS lt D z D 3 2 Display Settings 3 16 Numeric Display Numeric display can be shown along with the waveform display window When a group contain channels with different measurement intervals the screen is divided accordingly The display group active channel and mark display are synchronized to the waveform display If cursors are displayed on the waveform display window the data values between the cursors are displayed in red Also the data column corresponding to the cursor position is displayed in gray Switch the display Active channel Y axis displayed Display per record interval group on the waveform display Channel display color
175. ose are not Profile E N Allow the connection if it is secure a This includes only connections that have been authenticated by using IPsec Connections will be secured using the settings in IPsec properties and rules in the Connection Security Rule node Leam more about actions IM MX180 01E Appendix 1 Configuring Removing the Firewall 11 Specify the profiles for which this rule applies Click Next x New Inbound Rule Wizard Ex Profile Specify the profiles for which this rule applies When does this rule apply Domain Applies when a computer is connected to its corporate domain V Private Applies when a computer is connected to a private network location Public Applies when a computer is connected to a public network location Leam more about profiles 12 Specify the name of this rule and click Finish gt o D D 5 x New Inbound Rule Wizard x Name Specify the name and description of this rule Steps Rule Type Program Action Profile Name 13 Follow the same procedure as the one in step 7 and select MXCalibE exe and MxEngine exe 14 For Outbound Rules as well follow the same procedure as the one in step 7 and select MXStandardE exe MXCalibE exe and MxEngine exe IM MX180 01E App 11 Index Index Symbols tO VET ANOS sicscdectncisaanbaenetedoubeeadeeneheasedednebieds deceneuruaksiensied douaxt 2 33 A
176. output range is 11 000 to 11 000 V or 0 000 to 22 000 mA but the span setting range is 10 000 to 10 000 V or 0 000 to 20 000 mA User Output You can set the analog voltage or analog current to an arbitrary value in the monitor screen The setting ranges are 10 000 to 10 000 V voltage or 0 000 to 20 000 mA current Setting the User Output of the Voltage Value Drag the pointer to set Click the input box and enter a value lO x MX100 Standard File Edit View Acquisition Action Help Doe e a fonitor Display Channel Acquisition System Connection Monitor mE n SS oe Se 1 o Record Stop Pause Mark Display Charnel Acquisition System Connection il Click to switch the display Setting the User Output of the Current Value sini File Edit View Acquisition Action Help OSH tee tx Monitor Display Channel Acquisition System Connection Display Channel Acquisition System Connection a Montoro E ae ee T a lle aaco Tsp l All om E em Record Stop Pause Mark Setting up Output for PWM Channels Transmission Output Outputs a duty pulse waveform corresponding to values measured on the MX100 or the computed results set on the computation channels User Output You can set the pulse duty ratio 0 000 to 100 000 to an arbitrary value in the monitor screen Output width output width D E 0 ee pulse intrvl x 100 4 Pulse in
177. prietary property or trade secret of Yokogawa or a third party which grants Yokogawa the rights In no event shall the Licensee be transferred leased sublicensed or assigned any rights relating to the Licensed Software 2 6 Yokogawa may use or add copy protection in or onto the Licensed Software In no event shall the Licensee remove or attempt to remove such copy protection 2 7 The Licensed Software may include a software program licensed for re use by a third party hereinafter called Third Party Software which may include any software program from affiliates of Yokogawa made or coded by themselves In the case that Yokogawa is granted permission to sublicense to third parties by any licensors sub licensor of the Third Party Software pursuant to different terms and conditions than those stipulated in this Agreement the Licensee shall observe such terms and conditions of which Yokogawa notifies the Licensee in writing separately 2 8 In no event shall the Licensee modify remove or delete a copyright notice of Yokogawa and its licenser contained in the Licensed Software including any copy thereof Article 3 Restriction of Specific Use 3 1 The Licensed Software shall not be intended specifically to be designed developed constructed manufactured distributed or maintained for the purpose of the following events a Operation of any aviation vessel or support of those operations from the ground b Operation of nuclear products and o
178. r digit sequence number starting with 0000 is added to the end of the file name To record the data by changing the file every specified time interval choose Fixed Period under File Division and enter the time To attach a comment to the file enter the comment string in the Comment box MX100 Standard Fie Edit view Acquisition Action Help OSU te Browse For Folder dialog box Acquisition 21 xi Start Conditon C Math Clear on Start are On Record Fixed Time 2003 5 7 43 ot 0 C MX100 Standard Data Math File save destination Gall Documents and Settings oo 2 HPGLMAN EE Stop ea To select the save destination s KPCMS gt Mx100 Standard Fixed Time from the Browse for Folder Data N FredPeroa 00 o1 00 dialog box click the folder PS oii ae pera icon E L Program Files a F H ScreenPrint E Fie Name of the record file H E WINNT A bate Ce e A Select the check box when Free Area 5 e adding the record date time New Folder Cancel T BE information to the specified File Division Nene file name Click and enter the folder name to create a new folder within the save destination folder Ready Comment FixedPeriod 00 0 00 __________ Tha time when data is recorded to a new file every specified time interval File comment up to 127 characters Displayed in the file
179. r error occurrence action upon errors of output span Select the resolution Transmission output Selection of output of the pulse output reference channel value upon startup Enter the pulse interval coefficient T x100 standar fat S Fie Edit view Ac quisition Action Help OSW BeA fe lt Channel s EN Meas Channel Math hannel DO Channel AM Channel 4 a aa i F Spin Specifi d Output Pulse se Action Ref Ch Min Max Power On E ror Fleset Yalue Resplution Interval msec 00031 Transmit 00001 100 000 old 4 e 00032 Transmit 100 000 old 4 o 00033 Transmit 00001 100 000 old 4 i B 00034 Transmit 00001 100 000 4old 4 i B 00035 Transmit 00001 100 000 4old 4 j 00036 Transmit Y 00001 100 000 4old 4 i 00037 Transmit Cy 00001 100 000 old 4 i e 00038 v Transmit 00001 100 000 4old i B 2 iT i Q Q 3 3 3 k E k z E la E E o En 2 b 2008 02401 08 38 22 Click Channel to show the Channel setup screen Click the PWM Channel tab Select the Use check boxes for the PWM channels you wish to output RON Specify a channel action of Transmission output or User output If user output is specified you can enter settings in the monitor screen Only one of all the AO and PWM channels can be selected for user output 5 When transmission output is specified ent
180. r facilities c Operation of nuclear weapons and or chemical weapons and or biological weapons or d Operation of medical instrumentation directly utilized for humankind or the human body 3 2 Even if the Licensee uses the Licensed Software for the purposes in the preceding Paragraph 3 1 Yokogawa has no liability to or responsibility for any demand or damage arising out of the use or operations of the Licensed Software and the Licensee agrees on its own responsibility to solve and settle the claims and damages and to defend indemnify or hold Yokogawa totally harmless from or against any liabilities losses damages and expenses including fees for recalling the Products and reasonable attorney s fees and court costs or claims arising out of and related to the above said claims and damages Article 4 Warranty 4 1 The Licensee shall agree that the Licensed Software shall be provided to the Licensee on an as is basis when delivered If defect s such as damage to the medium of the Licensed Software attributable to Yokogawa is found Yokogawa agrees to replace free of charge any Licensed Software on condition that the defective Licensed Software shall be returned to Yokogawa s specified authorized service facility within seven 7 days after opening the Package at the Licensee s expense As the Licensed Software is provided to the Licensee on an as is basis when delivered in no event shall Yokogawa warrant that any information
181. r remote RJC to a channel that meets the two conditions below e The reference channel is a measurement channel channel existing on the measurement channel tab with the Monitor check box selected e The range of the reference channel and that of the corresponding measurement channel are the same Setting the Time Constant of the First Order Lag Filter Valid Only When the Input Mode Is Set to Something Other than DI A first order lag filter is available Select a time constant N time until 63 2 of the output value is reached from the Filter list box for the case when the measurement interval Monitor interval in the settings is set to 1 s Time constants when the measurement interval is set to a value other than 1 s follow the equation below Time constant measurement interval x N where N 5 10 20 25 40 50 or 100 The table below lists the relationship Measurement Selectable Time Constants s Interval s 0 01 0 05 0 1 0 2 0 25 0 4 0 5 1 0 05 0 25 0 5 1 1 25 2 2 5 5 0 1 0 5 1 2 25 4 F 10 0 2 1 2 4 5 8 10 20 0 5 2 5 5 10 12 5 20 25 50 1 5 10 20 25 40 50 100 2 10 20 40 50 80 100 200 5 25 50 100 125 200 250 500 10 50 100 200 250 400 500 1000 20 100 200 400 500 800 1000 2000 30 150 300 600 750 1200 1500 3000 60 300 600 1200 1500 2400 3000 6000 Input eats 63 2 of the output value Output curve when the filter is used m Time constant in the table above 2 26 IM MX180 01E IM MX180 01E 2 4 Setting
182. reconfiguring the system cccccesseccesesesseeeeesenesseeeeeseenees 2 9 record TM i rasectarreiteescetev int cteaevciesel slates O 2 16 record INTEPVal 20 0 cece cece cceceeceeceeeeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeesaneeeens 2 14 2 15 record start operation scsecscceeteccuderateetacenspscncibssctudmnoteueheninnges 2 50 r cord st p OperatON is iisrisirssroreiii niaiso irei arkai 2 50 reference CHAN ccccecseececeeeeeeeeeeteececeseeseeeeeseneeeees 2 20 reference FUNCTIONS ccccceeececeeeeeeeeeeteeeeeceneeteneeeseeeeeees 2 36 eect seceeet erated Seiden eter eedp enced ae oe beenees 2 59 release TIMID SD ccsdesecsrssincseerstcdeniepananesierastneuncdd dunes teanneavieadeaxsaass i Kee ccc cccccecceseeeeceeeeeeseueeseveueeeeveueeeeueesaeaueeseveneeuaeens 2 15 2 33 response CHECK ca ssccncencasaccacstactcuncssanssadeceiengadecirensanneedeaecncs 2 11 revision NUMDET scicireataintnanetunasatacusitnnsionictnesuctoauetveansotuesunientiedies 2 8 E A E E E T T E 2 55 EN as aera EN E A A E AA S E A A E AA 2 20 a E PETE EA T A E E PT T 2 55 EEA E E E T E T E A T E A A ET 2 20 Index 2 SAVO a a ac sntesanaeuctacsteacsutehessauatacsed 2 64 3 22 saving EMP AC Sia ctiaicnrnpiotdaranioadaienctwantinian Cuimitnmuntepdeiamtaasin 3 23 SE NAC OEE Bint nate E E A E E E A E 2 20 scaling settings vines ciarteaieis teashtuvied aneifiiad oecdt dewielanenetasneadadentiescen 2 28 selecting the display zone of the waveform cc cseseee 3 9
183. record start procedure StopRec Stop recording ch 00010 gt 0 StopRec 0 Valid after carrying out the record start procedure Discarded if the recording is already started returns 1 0 Mark mark Create a mark The text inside ch 00010 gt 0 Mark mark O the double quotation marks is arbitrary e Ifthe spacing between the execution of StopRec and StartRec is short StartRec may not be executed When repeating start stop frequently consider using the Split function e The computed result at the time record start is executed is not necessary recorded to the file IM MX180 01E IM MX180 01E 2 5 Setting Computations Setting the Computation Channels Notes on Computation The equation is not case sensitive The exception is tag numbers specified on the Channel setup screen The precision and range of computed values are the same as data in single precision floating point format The sampling interval of the computed channel is 100 ms to 10 min Measured value used in computations The measured value with the closest time is used among the measured values existing at the time of computation Resampling of the measured value or interpolation are not performed while computation is being executed Example 1 If the measured values indicated by and exist and computation indicated by W is performed the measured value indicated by on each channel is used If the measured value does not exist such as in
184. rvals Record Interval of Measurement Channels The record interval is the interval at which the data of measurement channels is saved to a PC hard disk It is set as an integer multiple of the monitor interval up to x128 Monitor Interval and Record Interval of Computation Channels The monitor interval of computation channels is the minimum monitor interval of the interval group or 100 ms whichever is greater The record interval is set as an integer multiple of the monitor interval up to x128 Note Computation channels are not saved to the CF card Record Start Condition Select the start condition for saving the data of measurement computation channels from the following e On Record Immediately starts recording when the Record button on the Monitor screen is clicked or Record is chosen from the Acquisition menu e Fixed Time Starts recording at the specified date time Set the date time as year month day hours minutes seconds If the specified time has already been passed the operation is the same as On Record e Math Starts recording when the StartRec event function see Event Function under Explanation in section 2 5 is executed on a computation channel This is valid when you click the Record button on the Monitor screen see section 2 7 and the word Waiting is displayed JOPUO UOIZeI1H9 U 2 3 Setting the Acquisition Conditions of the Measured Computed Data 2 18 Record Stop Condition
185. s Edit network setup Failed to update Check if the MX100 is connected by another program or if the power to the MX100 is OFF Failed to change settings Edit network setup Search MX100s nearby again Repeat steps 2 through 6 IM MX180 01E 2 1 Connecting and Disconnecting the MX100 7 Click the MX100 icon in the box containing the Search button In the box containing the Edit Network setup button the icon and the network information of the configured MX100 appear 1 mX100 Standard File Edit view Acquisition Action Help Dall tre Co nn ecti on Currently no MXs are connected E mx IP Address or Host Name Connect Disconnect E Mx100s nearby Search Edit network setup mx100 No1 BA Mx100 No2 BA A 122222221 122222222 Machine Name Mx100 No1 p IP Address 19216811 n s Subnet Mask 255 255 254 0 Click here Displayed with the Defaut Gateway 0 0 0 0 changes applied Model MX100 version R 3 01 Serial No 122222221 Options DS MAC Address 00 00 64 64 81 93 JOPWUO UOIZeI1H9 u User Software Connect Zs 2008 01 30 10 39 45 8 Click the Connect button in the box containing the Edit Network setup button If the MX100 is connected the Monitor screen appears and measurement begins Search Edit network setup Gi mx100 No1 BA E Mx100 No2 BA A 122222221 122
186. s Alarm level settings and operation differ depending on the hardware style number of the MX100 See the table below Connectable module types or setting items MX100 Hardware Style Number Yes Setting and operation allowed No Setting and operation not allowed The style number is printed on the MX100 main module name plate There are six types of alarms When not using difference input on measurement channels select OFF High or Low When using difference input select OFF dHigh or dLow On computation channels select OFF High Low rHigh or rLow e Upper limit alarm High An alarm occurs when the measured computed value exceeds the alarm value e Lower limit alarm Low An alarm occurs when the measured computed value falls below the alarm value e Difference upper limit alarm dHigh An alarm occurs when the difference input difference between the measured value of its own channel and that of the reference channel exceeds the alarm value e Difference lower limit alarm dLow An alarm occurs when the difference input difference between the measured value of its own channel and that of the reference channel falls below the alarm value Upper limit alarm Lower limit alarm Difference upper limit alarm Difference lower limit alarm Measured value or computed value Alarm reset t Alarm occurrence pom value P Alarm reset x Measured value or computed value Alarm value Alarm occurre
187. s Non hold e Turn OFF the output relay with the release of the output event non hold e Hold the output relay at ON until the Relay ACK button see below is clicked Relay ACK button ES 10 x l MxX100 Standard File Edit view Acquisition Action Help Da tee Monitor Displ Channel Acquisition System Connection a 2 W m a a n fiza 1 ka alas a g E i Record Stop Pause Mark Monitor When set to non hold When set to hold Output cause Output cause occurrence PARTERET i Relay ACK Relay output ON Relay output ON Relay output OFF to tL Relay output OFF 2 59 JOPUO UOIZEI1H9 U 2 11 Analog PWM Output Settings Procedure Analog Output Settings 2 60 Selection of output Minimum Maximum value Select the output action upon errors of output span action upon startup Select output Transmission output Output range Select the source action Sets the output value upon or no output reference channel selection Click here Startup or error occurrence Channel Meas Channel l Math Channel DO Channel 40 hannel 00031 00032 00033 00034 00035 00036 00037 00038 e Action Ref Ch Transmit _ User Output 00001 Transmt User Output Transmit User Output 00001 Transmit User Output I 00001 Transmit User Output I 00001 Transmit User Output I 00001 Transmit
188. s of MX100 MW100 Data Acquisition the MX100 MW100 Unit MX100 MW100 Data Acquisition Unit IM MxX100 72E Describes concisely the installation Installation and Connection Guide and wiring procedures of the MX100 MW7100 Control of pollution caused by IM MX100 91C Describes control of pollution caused by MX100 MW100 products the product e This manual describes the MX100 Standard Software release number R3 03 01 You can check the release number by choosing About from the Help menu of the Standard Software e The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice as a result of continuing improvements to the software s performance and functions The figures given in this manual may differ from those that actually appear on your screen e Every effort has been made in the preparation of this manual to ensure the accuracy of its contents However should you have any questions or find any errors please contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer e This user s manual does not cover the handling and operating procedures of Windows e Copying or reproducing all or any part of the contents of this manual without YOKOGAWA s permission is strictly prohibited e DAQMASTER is a registered trademark of Yokogawa Electric Corporation e Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries e Adobe and Acrobat are registered trademarks or trademarks of A
189. slot is empty Update the display settings Writing data files Currently Cancel the current settings and create a new project The current channel setup contains invalid use of reference channels In order to balance the strain channels it s necessary for channels to be set up correctly The current channel setup contains invalid use of reference channels Format Compact Flash Stop Record Module settings which do not match the current software configuration will be initialized Some detected modules do not match the current software configuration Rebuild based on the current MX hardware setup Corrective Action Description Enter the correct IP address Enter the correct subnet mask Enter the correct gateway address Attempted to change the IP address while the connection is established or the MX100 you wish to configure is connected by another software program Disconnect the MX100 Click the Search button again on the Connection screen and change the settings Remove the input output modules one by one and determine the broken module then replace it Recalibrate The save destination of the record file cannot be found Check whether the save destination exists The record file cannot be created Check whether free space on the destination drive exists whether write permissions have been granted whether the disk is damaged and whetherthe file system is corrupt Check whether communication with the MX
190. sold separately e API Software applications can be created using the MX100 DARWIN API sold separately IM MX180 01E 2 2 Configuring the System Setting the Write Mode of the CF Card and Formatting the CF Card Reconfiguring the System If you change the attachment positions or type of the input output modules you must carry out the procedure below Note e If you change the MX100 input output modules a message Some detected modules do not match the current software configuration Rebuild based on the current MX hardware setup appears when you start the Integration Monitor Current configuration refers to the module configuration attachment positions and types of modules that is detected by the software To match the current configuration with the actual module configuration referred to as reconfiguring the system click Yes If you reconfigure the settings measurement conditions etc of the modified modules are initialized The reconfigured module configuration can be confirmed on the System screen that appears by clicking System If you Click No the connection is made without reconfiguration and the module settings are left unchanged e Turn OFF the power to the MX100 when attaching or detaching input output modules 1 Click System to show the System setup screen MX100 Standard E Fie Edit view Acquisition Action Help O x Da tee Monitor Display Channel Acquisitior Sysiem
191. splay area A light blue cursor appears in the waveform display area If multiple waveform display areas are displayed the cursor is displayed at the time position each waveform display area Drag the cursor to the end position of the computation area Another light blue cursor appears at the position where the cursor was dragged Group selection tab S ae l a a A e By m a alol Mla Group 1 Group 2 OQaMa tlm E a SS eee SS ae ee oe 4 15 15 00 15 14 45 15 15 00 Tadas 2008 01 2 Absolife Time h m s 2008 01 23 Absolute Time h m s Cursor the end of the statistical computation over an area Cursor the start of the statistical computation over an area From the Window menu choose Statistics Window Convert Information Cascade Tile Arrange Icons Graph Sheet Graph Sheet Layout gt larm Mark Control wv 1 Graph data 0007 mxs The Statistics window opens Data number at the start position of the statistical computation over an area Maximum value Minimum value Channel display color RMS value Minimum value Start Data Nf End Data No Channel CHOOODI TI CHUUUUZ Y CHOOOO3 Y cHOOOO4 y CH99001 CH99002I CH99003 Channel number and measurement unit Maximum Value Average value Data number at the end position of the statistical computation over an area Copy data to the clipboard IM MX180 01E 3 4 Stat
192. t gt gt t l ON OFF ON OFF ON setting SE OFF setting lt _ _ gt When ON gt OFF l Interval Interval SY T r Returhs 1 0 lt ____ gt lt gt Returns 1 0 Returhs 1 0 OFF ON OFF ON ON setting lt _ gt i OFF setting 2 39 JOPUO uoe a u 2 5 Setting Computations Setting the Computation Channels 2 40 Event Functions A function used to carry out a given operation event They are not case sensitive They are mainly used in conjunction with the conditional operator The return values are indicated below The event is actually executed after the computation is complete e Execution successful 1 0 e Execution failure 0 0 e Invalid parameter NaN Function Description Example AlarmAck Issue an alarm acknowledge ch 1 gt ch 2 AlarmAck 0 ResetMath Reset the computation ch 00010 gt 1 0 ResetMath 0 ResetTimer Reset the values of all timers ch 00010 gt 1 0 ResetTimer 0 ResetTimer lt timerNo gt Reset the specified timer ch 00010 gt 1 0 ResetTimer 1 0 ResetTLog Reset the TLOG computation ch 00010 gt 1 0 ResetTLog 0 StartRec Start recording ch 00010 gt 1 0 StartRec 0 Valid after carrying out the record start procedure Discarded if the recording is already stopped returns 1 0 SplitRec Move to the next record file ch 00010 gt 1 0 SplitRec 0 Valid after carrying out the
193. t RRJC Ref Ch When the item to be measured is located at a great distance you can setup relay terminals near the item to be measured to make temperature measurements without having to use large quantities of high cost thermocouples Connect the item to be measured and the relay terminal using a thermocouple connect the relay terminal and the MX100 using a copper wire By connecting one terminal of the MX100 and the relay terminal using a thermocouple and measuring the temperature of the relay terminal reference junction compensation is carried out on the temperature measurement and the temperature measurement on the item is made MX100 Relay terminal to be furnished by the user Thermocouple Reference channel Thermocouple Thermocouple Input terminal Use the same type of thermocouples Setting the Measurement Span Set the minimum and maximum values of the range that is actually measured within the measurable range Setting the Scale Set this item when linearly scaling the measured values Set the scale by entering the maximum and minimum values corresponding to the maximum and minimum values of the measurement span and selecting the decimal point position of the scaled value see the figure below The selectable range of the scale is 30000 to 30000 The decimal point position can be set to 4 X XXXX 3 XX XXX 2 XXX XX 1 XXXX X or 0 XXXXX In addition a unit can be assigned to the scaled value
194. t configuration s Serial No 122222221 ase ee L E MX110 UNV H04 120123456 Temperature Unit ic M L i MX110 UN M10 120123457 AD Integration Time AUTO Ra E mx115 b24 H10 Response Check ste EJ mx120 vao mos 12C123458 MX112 B35 M04 120123459 m Network Information l Mx125 MKC M10 Click here EI fachine Name 1 00 No Machine Name MX100 No1 Compact Flash Information Update IP Address 192 168 1 1 es Status Exists Usable Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 MAX Size 488 MByte Default Gateway 0 0 0 0 Free Area 452 MByte Port No 34316 f Write Mode Cyclic Mode MAC Address 00 00 64 64 61 93 Format Execute i E E 2 eo s 20080180 14 39 05 Setting the Write Mode and Formatting the CF Card 1 Click System to show the System setup screen 2 Click the Update button to the right of Compact Flash Information The most recent status of the CF card that is inserted in the card slot is displayed Setting the Write Mode 3 To save the file repeatedly by deleting the old file when the there is no more free space on the CF card select the Cyclic Mode check box under Compact Flash Information gt Write mode To stop the save operation when there is no more free space clear the check box Format 3 Click the Execute button to the right of Format under Compact Flash Information A confirmation message Format Compact Flash appears Machine Name MxX100 No1 pe alg i E Compact Flash
195. t is turned ON the relay is energized when the CPU is operating normally It is turned OFF when there is an error in the CPU and during power failures e Error output Outputs a relay contact signal when any of the following events occur e Adata output request timeout 60 s occurs while recording data except when the DS option functions are enabled e A module error occurs e An input module detected at power on that is able to make measurements is removed e A module breaks down e An unidentifiable module is attached When using the energize setting for contact output the circuit switches from open to short when the output is enabled When using the de energize setting the circuit switches from short to open 2 58 IM MX180 01E IM MX180 01E 2 10 Digital Output Settings Energized De energized Operation of Output Relays You can select whether the output relay is energized or de energized when an output event such as an alarm occurs If De energized is selected the output relay behaves in the same fashion as when an output event occurs if the power is cut off The default setting is Energized O Energize NO C NO C NO C De energize NO C NO C NO C When power is shut down When alarm is not occurring When alarm is occurring NO Normally Opened C Common Hold Non Hold of Output Relays Select the behavior of the output relay when an output event is released recovers to a normal condition The default setting i
196. ta display conditions reflecting the use of templates or the display conditions setting file are cleared and the channel display returns to the data file display settings The settings configured using the tool buttons in the upper part of the waveform display screen for each group alarm display ON OFF time axis zoom in out display zone switching grid display switching and grid display ON OFF and the grid color and waveform background color settings are restored to their default settings Alarm display ON OFF Zoom in or out of the time axis Switch the display zone Switch the grid display Clip display ON OFF Move the cursor to the point where the alarm changed IM MX180 01E 3 17 3 3 Reading Values Using Cursors Procedure 3 18 1 On the waveform display window click the tag of the group from which you wish to read the value using cursors 2 Click the position of the desired data in the waveform display area of the waveform display window If you wish to read another point simultaneously drag the cursor Cursor A appears at the position where you first clicked Cursor B appears at the position where you released the mouse button A yellow circle is displayed where the waveform and the cursor cross You can move the waveform that is displayed in the waveform display area using the scroll buttons or scroll bar Group selection tab HAOSA KEKIC E EOE EEE Group 1 Group 2 200msec
197. te If initial balancing fails EG is displayed in the 7 segment LED on the main module Check the installation status of the strain input module and perform the initial balancing again If the error occurs even after rebalancing servicing is required Please contact your nearest Yokogawa representative Scaling Settings When Using a Strain Gauge Type Sensor 2 28 The following is an explanation of scaling settings used when measuring physical quantities such as load and length with a strain gauge type sensor The basic relational expression is as follows 1 mV V 2000 ustrain Equation 1 Two examples are given below 1 when rated input and output are listed in the user s manual of the strain gauge type sensor and 2 when listed with the calibration coefficient hereinafter ustrain will be expressed as uStr When Rated Input and Rated Output Are Given A specific example is given below e Ratedinput 200N set to Y e Rated output 0 985 mV V set to K In this case these figures indicate that if a 200 N load is applied 0 985 mV V is output From the relationship in equation 1 if 200 N is applied an output of 0 985 mV V 0 985x2000 1970 USTR is attained In other words for each 1 N 1970 uSTR 200N 9 85 USTRIN is output Therefore the scaling settings are entered as follows When Measuring at 50 150 N Scale minimum 50 units N set to Smin Scale maximum 150 units N set to Smax therefore
198. tem icon click the Advanced tab then click the Settings button under Performance In the performance options dialog box click the Advanced tab then click the Change button under Virtual memory and make the desired changes Whenever possible avoid loading more than one file containing approximately 5 million data points because doing so can dramatically reduce the PC s performance IM MX180 01E 3 1 Loading Data Files Synchronization The Integration Monitor of the MX100 Standard Software sends PC s time information to the MX100 at measurement intervals The PC s time information is received along with the measured data when the data is received from the MX100 When measured data is recorded the PC time information is also recorded lt Packet g Measured data Measured data E On the other hand each MX100 makes measurements based on the main module clock Therefore the PC s time that is recorded with the measured data and the PC s time when measurements were made may be offset When loading the data the Viewer can process the time information to match the PC s time that was present at time of measurement This process is called synchronization for details see Note on the next page The measured data and computed data recorded using the Integration Monitor have time stamps attached by the MX100 main module see section 1 2 Main Module Functions in the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM
199. terval 2 62 IM MX180 01E IM MX180 01E Output value 2 11 Analog PWM Output Settings Setting the User Output of the Pulse PWM Channel Drag the pointer to set Click the input box and enter a value lO x 2 5 x MX100 Standard File Edit View Acquisition Action Help Doe eA Display Charnel Acquisition System Connection m 50000 gt 1120 gy E egy ON OFF Monitor Display Channel Acquisition System Connection E wu Seer N ore oe coe Record Stop Pause Mark Monitor Click to switch the display Overview of Output Action When Setting Holding of Previous Value of User Output PowerON Measurement start Measurement stop Measurement restarts Value held Note If connection with the PC is dropped the state at the point at which the AO or PWM output was dropped is retained However AO or PWM output to which measurement channel transmission output is assigned functions normally even if the connection with the PC is dropped 2 63 JOPUO UOIZEIH9 U 2 12 Saving Loading and Printing Setup Data Project Procedure Saving Setup Data Project 1 From the File menu choose Save or Save As 2 Ifyou select Save As enter the file name in the Save As dialog box and then click the Save button If you attempt to save the file using an existing file name a dialog box appears for you to confirm whether the file is to be overwritten File Edit View
200. th respect to the scale width Numeric display Unit E 2008 01 31 14 03 22 Ready oE in a Waveform and Numeric Display Switch the display group 1 MX100 Standard File Edit View Acjuisition Action Help Dae eA Switch to waveform numeric or waveform and numeric display Relay ACK Channel Value A Value B ValueB A E oooo1 Dil 11207 I 0 3468 MS E ooo oil 1 0041 I 03108 v gt ic l 3 Change the display area When paused you can drag to change the display area of the digital and waveform displays E 2008001 51 14 05 19 Numeric display screen Waveform display screen 2 49 JOPUO UOIZEIH9 U 2 Starting and Stopping the Recording of Measured Computed Data Procedure Record Start Operation Click the Record button on the Monitor screen or choose Record from the Acquisition menu File Edit view Acquisition Action Help File Edit View Acquisition Action DOSH tee oh Monitor Display Channel Acquisition System Connection e Monitor d s a man Record Stop Pause Mark i Ready 1B ra 2am Bae 200305007 16 53 17 Click When recording starts the display changes as shown in the figure below To divide the file during recording click the Manual Save button or choose Manual Save from the Acquisition menu Changes to red when recording starts Elapsed time of r
201. the MX100 to be calibrated 3 Click Connect Enter the IP address or host name of the MX100 to be calibrated File View Help Unit Information IF Adoress 4 kost Name J Execute connection Model Serial No MAC Address Version Supply Frequency soyeiqujed 4 1 Connecting the MX100 When the connection is established information about the unit s module configuration is displayed To disconnect the connected MX100 To illuminate the 7 segment LED of the connected MX100 to see which MX100 is Information about the connected MX100 connected 3 Calibrator Unit Information IP Address Host Name 192 168 11 Connec Mx100 422222221 MAC Address 00 00 64 84 81 73 Version R 3 01 Supply Frequency 50Hz Modules attached to the connected MX100 If the specified IP address or host name is not correct or the MX100 is connected by another software program the following dialog box opens Warning eee w4700 Connection Failure Check the IP Address Host Name or Calibration mode Note You cannot change the MX100 network settings using the Calibrator Use the Integration Monitor MX100 Standard Software to change the IP address and other settings If you change the module configuration before connecting with the Calibrator or if modules that are not operating properly exist X marks are displayed on the modules as shown below If you change the module configuration use th
202. the MX100 display the modules that can be calibrated and carry out calibration of each measurement range and output range BJIEMJOS y Buisn ai0ojeg 7 1 2 System Requirements OS Operating System Run the software under any of the following operating systems e Windows 2000 Professional SP4 e Windows XP Home Edition SP3 e Windows XP Professional SP3 excluding Windows XP Professional x64 Edition e Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 SP2 excluding the 64 bit edition e Windows Vista Business SP1 SP2 excluding the 64 bit edition e Windows 7 Home Premium 32 bit and 64 bit editions e Windows 7 Professional 32 bit and 64 bit editions The language displayed by the software under different language versions of the OS are as follows OS Language Software Display Language English or other English Japanese Japanese or English PC A PC that runs one of the OS above and that meets the following CPU and memory requirements e When Using Windows 2000 or Windows XP Pentium 4 1 6 GHz or faster Intel x64 or x86 processor 512 MB or more of memory e When Using Windows Vista Pentium 4 3 GHz or faster Intel x64 or x86 processor 2 GB or more of memory e When Using Windows 7 32 bit edition Intel Pentium 4 3 GHz or faster x64 or x86 processor 2 GB or more of memory 64 bit edition Intel x64 processor that is equivalent to Intel Pentium 4 3 GHz or faster 2 GB or more of memory Free Hard Disk Space and RPM Free space 50
203. the maximum value 1 to 100 e User zone Displays each waveform at the position specified by Zone on the General Display Settings window A single Y axis active channel waveform can be displayed Set the display zone Select user zone OLY ol Zone Min Max 10 70 _ Indicates the D bar for the active m Displays the Y axis channel of the active channel Click the bar to specify the active channel e Edit zone Like the user zone each waveform is displayed at the position specified by Zone on the General Display Settings window However you can change the zone on the waveform display window A single Y axis scale of the active channel can be displayed Select edit zone Group1 Group Gr Om Drag the knob to change the minimum maximum lue of th Xi a ENaEOnE Seperate NI 4 Drag the bar to change the zone position Yo without changing the zone width 18 2003 05 07 m dal IM MX180 01E 3 9 3 2 Display Settings Full zone Displays all the waveforms over the full zone of the waveform display area regardless of the Zone settings on the General Display Settings window A single Y axis scale of the active channel can be displayed Select full zone JCE TS o EE Waveform display area full zone 18 06 10 2003 0507 Absolute Tim Slide zone Displays the waveforms by slightly offsetting the display position of each waveform vertically regardless of the Zone settings on the General
204. ue of interest in the waveform display display color and other parameters Monitor screen You can display the waveforms and numeric values of the measured computed data change the display method start stop the recording of the measured computed data pause the monitor manually control the digital output analog output and PWM output and perform other operations When the monitor is paused you can display the past data and read computed measured values using cursors In addition to the operations described above you can also save the setup data project print a list of settings and perform other operations from the menu You can load the measured computed data that was saved in the past and carry out the following operations Synchronization When the data file is opened the measurement time is corrected based on the time information of the PC Waveform display numeric display Alarm mark list display Change the display conditions group assignments scale trip point display color and other parameters Read values using cursors Perform statistical computation over an area Display and add marks Print the waveform display and numeric value display Save or load display conditions Display the file information Convert data formats ASCII Excel and Lotus Printing data waveforms numeric values alarm mark list cursor values statistics over an area and computed values Use and save templates You can connect to
205. ulation as Over behavior when the check box is not selected e Continue the calculation by setting Over to the maximum or minimum value of the measurement range of the specified channel The selection is made using the Calculate Over Over as the MAX MIN value of a range check box 2 36 IM MX180 01E 2 5 Setting Computations Setting the Computation Channels Arithmetic Functions Below are the arithmetic functions that are available They are not case sensitive Function sin lt value gt cos lt value gt tan lt value gt asin lt value gt acos lt value gt sinh lt value gt cosh lt value gt tanh lt value gt Description Returns the sine of the lt value gt Returns the cosine of the lt value gt Returns the tangent of the lt value gt Inverse sine Inverse cosine Hyperbolic sine Hyperbolic cosine Hyperbolic tangent Example sin ch TagNo 00001 cos ch TagNo 00001 tan ch TagNo 00001 asin ch TagNo 00001 acos ch TagNo 00001 sinh ch TagNo 00001 cosh ch TagNo 00001 tanh ch TagNo 00001 pow lt value 1 gt lt value 2 gt lt value 1 gt to the power of lt value 2 gt pow ch 1 ch 2 sqrt lt value gt Square root sqrt ch 1 logE lt value gt Natural logarithm logE ch 1 log10 lt value gt Common logarithm log10 ch 1 expE lt value gt e to the power of lt value gt expE ch 1 exp 10 lt value gt 10 to the power of lt value gt exp10 ch 1 abs lt
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207. up button the icon and the initial network information of the selected MX100 appear Even if you click the Connect button in this condition with the initial IP address connection cannot be made w MxX100 Standard File Edit view Acquisition Action Help Cee eA Connection fm mx E Mx100s nearby Search Currently no MXs are connected IP Address or Host Name Mx100 No2 122222222 ES fy pe 01 E 122222221 Clicking here causes the 7 segment LED of the corresponding MX100 to display CALL Click the MX100 icon Connect Disconnect Machine Name IP Address Subnet Mask Edit network setup 0 0 0 0 Default Gateway 0 0 0 0 Model R 3 02 Serial No 122222221 Options DS 00 00 64 64 61 93 Version MAC Address User Default network information Software Apply Cancel 4 Click the Edit Network setup button The Machine Name IP address Subnet Mask and Default Gateway items turn into text boxes z 2008 01 29 17 28 56 5 Refer to the explanations in this section and enter the required information in the boxes The Apply and Cancel buttons appear 6 Click Apply In the box containing the Edit Network setup button the icon and the network information of the MX100 disappear At this moment the 7 segment LED that has been configured turns off for an instant
208. ure error is large or is unstable The RJC setting is not correct The temperature error is large or is unstable The wind is hitting the terminals The temperature error is large or is unstable The ambient temperature change is drastic The temperature error is large or is unstable There is an error in the wiring resistance in the case of an RTD The measurement error is large or is unstable Noise effects The measurement error is large or is unstable Effects from the signal source resistance The temperature error is large or is unstable Effects from parallel connections Measured value from strain gauge type sensor not correct On the strain module B12 B35 the gauge method dipswitch settings are not correct On the strain module B12 B35 the gauge resistance and internal bridge resistance values are different On the strain module scaling corresponding to the gauge method is not set for 2 gauge 4 gauge methods the amount of strain is doubled or quadrupled On the strain module NDI a strain gauge type sensor without a remote sensing wire is being used Corrective Action Description Check the input wiring Change to an appropriate setting Change to the correct setting Change to the correct setting Block the wind from hitting the terminals Suppress changes in the ambient temperature such as by placing the MX100 in a box Match the thickness and length of the three input wires
209. waveform vertically regardless of the Zone settings on the Display setup screen A single Y axis scale of the active waveform can be displayed Select slide zone SRA 16 05 30 Time h m s hi Bd 1 thy EAC O t 16 05 40 ea Slide in this manner Auto zone Displays the waveforms by dividing the waveform display area evenly according to the number of displayed waveforms regardless of the Zone settings on the Display setup screen Select auto zone SAA M M M TOF Beols 6 06 00 Time h m s 16 06 10 Multi axis zone All the Y axes of the displayed waveforms are aligned horizontally To hide a Y axis scale clear the Y Axis check box on the Display setup screen The display zone is set to the position specified by Zone on the Display setup screen No v vot w02 v0 vwn4 Channel 00001 00002 00003 00004 Y Axis Linear E Linear H Linear H Linear Turn OFF the Y axis of Ch00002 mh A Aa Divide evenly automatically Select multi axes zone 16 15 50 h m s SA G Ml RI M M O Beo s y Indicates the active Y axis Y axis to the left end The scale of Ch00002 is not displayed Click the bar to move the active 2 47 JOPWUO uoe a zu 2 6 Displaying the Monitor and Setting the Display Procedure 2 48 Trip Point You can display a trip line to indicate a particular value of interest trip point i
210. waveform display area To set the size back to the original condition click the arrow button again mxioo Standard ee File Edit view Acquisition Action Help Da tee Monitor Display Channel Acquisition System Connection E a 3 on 4h M on Ito r Record Stop Pause Mark i f Arrow button mgro standard anid File Edit view Acquisition Action Help Ni Monitor Display Channel Acquisition System connection 100 000 j 2 51 JOPUO UOIZeIH9 U 2 8 Pausing the Updating of the Monitor Display and Reading Measured Computed Values Using Cursors Procedure Pausing and Resuming the Updating of the Monitor Display To pause the monitor display click the Pause button on the Monitor screen or choose Pause from the Acquisition menu When paused the word Pause under the button toggles between red and black To resume the monitor display click the Pause button on the Monitor screen or choose Pause release from the Acquisition menu W MX100 Standard APE lard ford File Edit View Acquisition Action Help Acquisition Action Acquisition Action Owae or Rear r Manual Save gt Manual Save Stop Monitor Display Channel Acquisition System Connection e o m I a ae Monitor Manual Save Stop Mark D aT SETS Click Choose Note Recording continues even when the updating of the monitor display is stopped Reading Measured C
211. xisting synchronized file name is data O000 1 mxs the new file name is data O000 2 mxs IM MX180 01E 3 3 3 1 Loading Data Files The following limitations exist in the joining of files through synchronization If any of the divided files are missing the files after or before the missing file are not joined If the total number of measured data points in the divided files exceeds 5 million only files that would not cause the total number of displayed data points to exceed 5 million are joined When synchronizing files that exceed the 5 million point range a specified file is used as the start file and succeeding files are joined If 5 million points is not exceeded when the last file is joined files before the start file are searched for in order and files that would not cause 5 million points to be exceeded are also joined In this case because the files before the start file are also joined to the previous synchronized file two synchronized files for this file would exist If you open a file before the start file and perform synchronization the viewer displays the first file the OS finds either of the two existing synchronized files In such cases it is recommended that the files you wish to join are selected so that the limit is not exceeded copied to the user s working folder and synchronized there Divided files can be joined up to the point in which the size of the joined file reaches 2 GB Note e Details o
212. y u E H H 100msec amp S M RI AM ty GE CE BE a a F r LNE LAE 2 he i r a E RDRITAG DE EA Am n Lm e A A N ALOA fi D n Eva KAO RA Ei NAO RA E E F MRT Rae LS 2 ee ee SS S L L eS es ieee CHOOO01 V CHOOO01 V oOo 3 b n 0 10 15 48 35 Absolute Time h m s 2004101 al E gt Trip Point You can display a trip line to indicate a particular value of interest trip point in the waveform display area Two trip points trip 1 is red trip 2 is blue can be set on each waveform using the Trip 1 and Trip 2 settings on the General Display Settings window The trip line of the waveform corresponding to the right most Y axis bar is shown in the waveform display area Trip 1 value Trip 2 value Trip line Trip 1 value Trip 2 value CH00001 V Can be moved by dragging IM MX180 01E 3 11 3 2 Display Settings Channel Color Clicking the channel color displayed in the Color column on the Display setup screen opens the Color dialog box You can select the color of each channel using the Color dialog box To create custom colors click the Define Custom Colors button in the Color dialog box CN 21x Basic colors Define Custom Colors gt gt coren Clipping of Waveforms By default clip OFF the waveform is not displayed when the measured computed value exceeds the minimum maximum value of the sc

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