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RA3100

Omniace

Simple Instruction Manual

1WMPD4004445

Summary of Contents for RA3100 Omniace

Page 1: ...RA3100 Omniace Simple Instruction Manual 1WMPD4004445 ...

Page 2: ...in this manual 5 A D Company Limited will not be held responsible for any damages or loss of income caused by the operation of this device or any direct indirect special or inevitable damages caused by defects in the product even if there is notice that the corresponding damages may occur We will also not be held responsible for any third party claims of rights At the same time we will not be held...

Page 3: ... the surface of the product Examining Contents in Package This instrument is delivered after a thorough examination at the factory prior to shipment However please examine the product s condition and verify that no obvious shipping damage has occurred after opening the package Also examine the specifications of the input units and accessories If there are any missing or damaged items please contac...

Page 4: ...ss of life or may result in light injury or physical damage if this equipment is misused due to neglect of a Warning CAUTION This indicates a condition or practice that could result in light injury or damage to the equipment or other property if this equipment is misused due to neglect of a Caution Meaning of Symbols symbols indicate cautions including warnings Specific precautions are indicated i...

Page 5: ...vice failure Measurement Category The measurement input terminal Measurement Category of this product differs according to the installed modules Use the product for measurement within the Measurement Category that meets the module specifications Do not use it with a Measurement Category that exceeds the module specifications Connection of Input Signals Be sure to ground the grounding terminal of t...

Page 6: ...ll When disposing of this product remove the battery in advance Do not dispose of the battery in fire or disassemble The battery may explode when it is heated and organic electrolyte that may exude from it is harmful to human skin When disposing of the battery isolate the terminals by covering with tape and dispose the battery as a dangerous article ...

Page 7: ...following operating environments Operating temperature range 0 to 40 C Operating humidity range 35 to 85 RH without condensation Do not use this product at the following locations In addition carefully check the environment when using this product Locations where the temperature and humidity rise due to direct sunlight or heaters Wet locations Locations where salt oil or corrosive gases exist Dust...

Page 8: ...ate product failure When storing recording paper for an extended period of time before recording remove the recording paper from the main unit and insert it in a plastic bag or as is if it is still in its original packaging and then store it in a dark location with a temperature of 25 C or less and humidity of 70 RH or less When storing recording paper for an extended period of time after recordin...

Page 9: ... after the shut down process is complete Use on a Network Please consult your network administrator to make sure that other tasks are not affected by connecting this product to the network Computer Viruses This product does not include any virus search or removal software other than the standard Windows functions in order to ensure it maintains adequate performance Take care when connecting the pr...

Page 10: ...creen with a finger Example Used for selecting or setting screen keys A swipe is the act of pressing the screen with a finger and moving it in a specific direction Example Used on screens such as the Thumbnail screen and Channel Settings screen A pinch in is the act of touching the screen with two fingers and moving those fingers closer to each other and reduces the screen Example Used to reduce t...

Page 11: ...following cases Damage or faults caused by incorrect use Damage or faults caused by fire earthquake traffic accident or other natural disasters Damage or faults caused by a repair or modification that is carried out by someone other than a service representative of A D Damage or faults caused by use or storage in environmental conditions that should be avoided Periodical calibration Damage or faul...

Page 12: ...ng the AC Power Cable 25 2 2 2 Turning On the Power 25 2 2 3 Confirming Normal Startup 26 2 2 4 Preparing for More Precise Measurements 26 2 2 5 Turning Off the Power 26 3 FLOW OF MEASUREMENT 27 3 1 Flow of Measurement 27 4 CONFIGURING MEASUREMENT 28 4 1 Reducing the Input Sensitivity and Connecting the Input Cable 28 4 2 Setup the Input Channel 30 4 2 1 Channel Setup sub menu For RA30 101 30 4 2 ...

Page 13: ...Record Management 56 7 3 1 Export Backing Up Recorded Data 57 7 3 2 Import Reading Backup Data 57 7 3 3 Restoring Recording Settings 58 7 3 4 Copying Screens and Exporting to External Media 58 8 SPECIFICATIONS 60 8 1 General Specifications 60 8 1 1 Main Unit Basic Specifications 60 8 1 2 General Specifications 61 8 2 Functional Specifications 63 8 2 1 Measurement Function 63 8 2 2 SSD Recording 64...

Page 14: ...This product consists of the following blocks 1 1 Name of Each Block Front view Handle retractable SD card slot Display Block USB Operation panel Power switch Corner pad USB LAN Screen lock Video output DVI D Key lock COM Interface block Printer block Input module 9 slots AC power socket Left view Right view ...

Page 15: ...r Pinch in out to enlarge or reduce the waveform or scroll the waveform Side menu Used to switch the display screen configure the various input modules configure the recording settings configure recording set triggers and display digital data etc Control bar The control bar provides a menu for the functions frequently used with the waveform monitor such as the basic control of sampling etc thumbna...

Page 16: ...4 PRINT key Outputs the waveform recording to the printer Press the PRINT key to start waveform recording and again to end recording You can also press the STOP key to end recording Press and hold the PRINT key to output a copy of the screen screenshot to a printer which can be saved to the main unit or external media in the png file format 5 TRIG key Outputs a forced trigger during measurement Th...

Page 17: ...can be installed to the input module block of the product For information on using each module see the RA3100 Instruction Manual Standard signal input modules can be installed in any of Slot 1 to Slot 9 Select and install a module according to the target for measurement The RA30 112 remote control module can only be installed to Slot 9 1 5 Screen and Setup Menu Waveform area Side menu Control bar ...

Page 18: ...setup Record management Image management Environment Display Other setup Maintenance Operation history Version management 8 SSD Displays the remaining space on the internal SSD An error is displayed when the remaining space is low 9 PAPER Displays the remaining amount of recording paper in the printer block An error is displayed when the remaining amount of recording paper is low Press and hold th...

Page 19: ... speed Selects the sampling speed The speed table differs according to the recording device Printer recording 1 kS s 100 ms div to 10 S s 10 min div SSD recording 1 MS s 100 μs div to 10 S s 10 min div Memory recording 20 MS s 5 μs div to 10 S s 10 min div 2 Data format Selects either NORMAL or P P as the format for the recorded data Only P P is available for printer recording Only NORMAL is avail...

Page 20: ...recording 20 MS s 5 μs div to 10 S s 10 min div 2 Data format Displays either NORMAL or P P as the format for the recorded data Only P P is available for printer recording Only NORMAL is available for memory recording 3 Waveform format Selects Y T X Y or FFT as the waveform format X Y display and FFT analysis are only available when SSD recording is set 4 Sheet selection Selects the waveform set t...

Page 21: ... Degree of 2 Use this product in the following operating environments Operating temperature range 0 to 40 C Operating humidity range 35 to 85 RH without condensation Do not use this product at the following locations In addition carefully check the environment when using this product Locations where the temperature and humidity rise due to direct sunlight or heaters Wet locations Locations where s...

Page 22: ...ty panels to unused slots Installation Procedure Step 1 Turn the power OFF Step 2 Disconnect the power cable Step 3 Grip the handles on both edges and insert the module straight in along the guide rails The module type should be on the operation panel side Step 4 Tighten the screws on both edges with a Phillips head screwdriver No 2 Removal Procedure Step 1 Turn the power OFF Step 2 Remove the con...

Page 23: ...the printer cover Lever Recording paper outlet Printer cover Z fold paper inlet Paper Loading Procedure Step 1 Attach the paper holders to the paper roll Attach a paper holder to both ends of the paper roll When loading a partially used roll trim the edges for ease of loading as shown in the figure The inside of the roll paper is the back side and the outside is the thermal surface that is printed...

Page 24: ...sitive side is faced up Insert the paper holders into the guide of the printer block Step 4 Feed the recording paper to the recording paper outlet Insert the recording paper from above the platen roller of the printer block black roller from the recording paper outlet of the printer cover and pull it out about 10 cm Step 4 1 Feed the paper to the recording paper outlet from above the platen roller...

Page 25: ... power outlet equipped with a protective conductor pin the product is automatically grounded Do not use an extension cable without protective grounding Do not use this product when protective grounding cannot be performed using a power outlet that matches the supplied AC power cable 2 2 2 Turning On the Power Step 1 Perform the check indicated below Items to check before turning on the power Is th...

Page 26: ...channels and no waveform is displayed 2 2 4 Preparing for More Precise Measurements Warm up the product for about 60 minutes after turning on the power in order to perform more precise measurements After the warm up is complete perform Zero adjust of the input modules See 4 Setup Measurement This completes the preparations for measurement 2 2 5 Turning Off the Power Step 1 When the Power key on th...

Page 27: ...ion display range and the sampling speed in the time axis direction Set the recording device and sample speed according to the target for measurement Chapter 4 3 Set the sampling speed and the recording device to save as well as the recording time speed of input signal changes frequency and whether to perform analysis after recording etc Printer Low speed long term measurement with only the wavefo...

Page 28: ...nu Step 3 When the Meas range key is tapped in the channel setup sub menu the border turns orange the area around the rotary knob turns blue and the rotary knob can be used to change the setting Step 4 Turn the rotary knob counterclockwise to set the minimum input sensitivity Turning the rotary knob clockwise increases the sensitivity Channel setup sub menu Counterclockwise Clockwise Sensitivity d...

Page 29: ...e displayed channel Step 6 To change the display slot of the input module swipe the channel setup sub menu left or right or tap the or key on the top Step 7 Next connect the insulation BNC cable standard to the BNC terminal of the input module WARNING Do not input voltages that exceed the maximum allowed input voltage or withstand voltage to an input module To input source ...

Page 30: ...he anti aliasing filter of the input channel on or off 10 Disp pos Specify the position of the waveform monitor to display the specified range of the waveform display area Specified as a percentage indicating the center position of the display range from the bottom of the monitor when the full range of the monitor is 100 11 Disp range Specifies the display width in the amplitude direction of the w...

Page 31: ...C offset of the signal GND Connects the channel input to GND without connecting the input signal inside the channel Enables the input GND level to be checked with waveform monitoring or printer recording Description of Step 2 setting the measurement range The input sensitivity can be changed in Meas range in the channel setup sub menu The value displayed for the measurement range RANGE indicates t...

Page 32: ...lso reduces the resolution of the data The display range and display position settings can be used to change the display scale and display position of the waveform amplitude direction without reducing the resolution of the data of the channel being displayed Disp range The display width in the amplitude direction of the waveform display area on the waveform monitor Specified as the percentage of t...

Page 33: ...aximum Display range Display minimum Display position NOTE If the sensitivity of the measurement range is increased to enlarge the amplitude the amplitude of the input signal will only become a little bigger and the range may be exceeded or the input maximum value may not be able to be read etc If the display is enlarged by changing the scale the recorded data is recorded until the value set in th...

Page 34: ...mage waveform recorded on the selected recording device is displayed on the left edge of the control bar An image of the waveform recorded on the selected device is displayed on the waveform monitor Tap to display the selectable sampling speed table Tap the sampling speed to display the waveform sampled at that speed Drag the table to the left or right to display the hidden speed table When the sa...

Page 35: ...min Characteristics Records the long term data to the SSD at medium speed NORMAL or P P can be selected for the recorded data When recorded with NORMAL data FFT or X Y analysis is possible in addition to standard Y T waveforms For P P data the data can be recorded for extended periods at a speed where the printer cannot record MEMORY Setting range 5 μs div 20 MS s to 10 min div 10 S min Characteri...

Page 36: ...ayback of long term recording as it enables waveform reproducibility of a wide band of data without sudden spike noise etc A disadvantage is that it cannot perform data analysis after recording average RMS FFT etc 4 3 4 Relationship between Sampling Speed and Chart Speed The relationship between the sampling speed of this product and the chart speed of a conventional chart recorder is indicated in...

Page 37: ...d with the data count set in the pre trigger and memory block size which represents a single recording operation When the number of blocks to record is set to a multiple number recording starts for the next block when one block has finished recording Press START key End recording Recording time During record Printer recording SSD recording Memory recording Trigger occurred Trigger occurred Trigger...

Page 38: ...ed when the value exceeds the trigger level threshold DOWN The trigger is detected when the value is below the trigger level threshold INTO WIN The trigger is detected when the value enters the range of the upper limit value or lower limit value of the trigger level OUT WIN The trigger is detected when the value leaves the range of the upper limit value or lower limit value of the trigger level 4 ...

Page 39: ...ower threshold Trigger OUT WIN Trigger INTO WIN CAUTION The trigger level is a value relative to the set measurement range The value also changes when the measurement range is changed Example When the trigger level is set to 10 mV when the range is 100 mV and then the measurement range is changed to 200 mV the trigger level is changed to 20 mV Trigger source Channel signal Trigger point Change thr...

Page 40: ...igger filter 5 3 Pre Trigger When performing memory recording a pre trigger can be set to adjust the recording length before and after the trigger detection point in the memory block Trigger detection Trigger level End measurement Start measurement Input signal Pre trigger post trigger 30 70 Memory block 5 3 1 Pre Trigger Setup Tap the SETUP key on the side menu to display the settings menu Tap th...

Page 41: ...D recording Memory recording Trigger occurred Trigger occurred Trigger occurred 5 4 1 Start Trigger Setup Step 1 Tap the CH key on the side menu to display the hannel setup sub menu Step 2 Tap the Trigger tab on the bottom right of the sub menu to display the trigger setup screen Step 3 Tap the trigger menu selection on the top of the trigger setup screen 1 to display Start trigger 1 Trigger menu ...

Page 42: ...y can also be pressed in the monitor display state to perform real time waveform printing pen recording via the internal printer Monitor Pen recording PRINT key POWER key ON STOP key or PRINT key Waveform recording START key PLAYBACK key MEASURE key Record screen Playbacj screen STOP key START key During recording the waveform monitor is enclosed in a red frame During playback the waveform monitor...

Page 43: ...PD4004445 43 6 2 Monitor Display and Pen Recording 6 2 1 Monitor Display Function Tap the recording device selection in the side menu to display the image waveform recorded on the selected device on the waveform monitor Printer recording SSD recording Memory recording ...

Page 44: ...pand the waveform on the waveform monitor You can also use one finger to drag the screen up down left or right to move the display area Sampling Speed Use the Sampling speed key on the left edge of the control bar to change the sampling speed according to the recording device Set the optimal sampling speed while viewing the monitor waveform Move display area Zoom ratio Pinch out enlarge Pinch in r...

Page 45: ...lysis and the X Y waveform display for the control bar waveform format are enabled X Y waveform conditions Recording device SSD Sampling speed 1 kS s or lower Data format NORMAL Analog input amp 2 channels or above X Y waveform 1 screen X Y waveform 4 screen FFT Analysis FFT analysis conditions Recording device SSD Sampling speed 1 MS s or lower Data format NORMAL Analog input amp 1 channel or 2 c...

Page 46: ...while executing pen recording Press the PRINT key on the operation panel to start waveform recording with the printer Pen Recording Mode When PRINTER is selected as the recording device tap the menu on the right edge of the control bar and select PENREC to enter the pen recording mode which enables unique functions for recording to recording paper 1 2 3 4 5 1 Sampling speed set in WAVE on the cont...

Page 47: ...PRINT key to end waveform printing Recording ends after printing the footer 6 2 3 Setup and Printing Annotations This product has a function for printing header annotation and footer text before during and after waveform recording with the printer Tap the Annotation printing key during waveform recording to print annotations overlaid on the waveform When CH name printing is enabled the CH name is ...

Page 48: ...g is enabled for a device the data recorded to each device is recorded to the SSD while it is recorded to the device For the printer the waveform data P P values printed to the recording paper are also recorded to the SSD For the memory the memory data is recorded to the SSD when memory recording ends 6 3 1 Recording Setup Tap SETUP Recording setup on the side menu 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 9 10 ...

Page 49: ...dently 7 Printer Enables disables printer recording When enabled the P P data is recorded to the SSD with sampling of printer recording Real time printing When printer recording is enabled real time printing to the printer can be enabled disabled When enabled the waveform of the specified sheet is printed from the printer while saving the data of the printer recording When disabled printing to the...

Page 50: ...vice recording and enclose the screen with a red frame Ending Recording Recording ends when the recording time set in Recording time elapses or when the STOP key on the operation panel is pressed Then the monitor screen automatically switches to the PLAYBACK screen and displays the last recording data The screen is enclosed in a green frame on the PLAYBACK screen Red frame Green frame ...

Page 51: ...nitor waveform but continue recording Since the product is still in the recording state MEASURE is selected on the side menu and the waveform frame remains red Scroll the waveform monitor to the right in this state to scroll the waveform back and check the past waveform that has already been recorded Scroll the waveform monitor to the left to display the waveform recorded after pausing You can als...

Page 52: ... recording device Waveform format Data selection key 7 1 Select Recorded Data Tap the DATA selection key on the control bar to display the recorded data list indicated below Select the data and tap the OK key to display that waveform Data name The recording name set in the recording settings Setting an easy to understand name when recording makes it easier to search for the data to playback Date T...

Page 53: ...trol bar switching key to switch the functions on the control bar in the order WAVE THUMBNAIL CURSOR PENREC WAVE Select THUMBNAIL to display the thumbnail waveform of the channel set in the recording setup menu in the control bar area You can also tap the thumbnail display channel key to select the channel to display Tap the thumbnail waveform to display the waveform at the tapped position Thumbna...

Page 54: ... X is the time between cursors A and B and Y is the data difference value between cursors A and B b w AB The maximum value MAX minimum value MIN and average value AVG between cursors A and B However this is disabled for printer recorded data because the P P value is used It is also disabled when the P P value is selected for SSD recording 2 Jump to cursor key Tap the key to move the waveform so th...

Page 55: ... in the cursor position information 7 2 3 Printing Out Press the PRINT key on the operation panel with the playback monitor displayed to use the printer to print the waveform between cursors A and B on the monitor NOTE After reading recorded data cursor A indicates the start of the data and cursor B indicates the end of the data Even if the time axis or waveform amplitude is enlarged on the monito...

Page 56: ...ngs in SETUP on the side menu to display the Record management screen A list of the recorded data on the internal SSD of the product is displayed on the left side of the Record management screen Tap the Data name or Date Time in the recording data to display Recording info for that recorded data on the right Recorded data list Recording info Slide the recording info up to display the module inform...

Page 57: ...SD Recorded data list on external media Place a check mark on the data to back up Place a check mark in the selection field of the data to back up and tap the Export key in the center to export the recorded data 7 3 2 Import Reading Backup Data Open the Import Export screen in the same way as when exporting data and import backup data backed up to external media to the main unit When importing pla...

Page 58: ...easily restored at a later date The data saved for recording settings can be exported to external media by itself to easily restore recording condition settings 7 3 4 Copying Screens and Exporting to External Media Press and hold the PRINT key on the main unit operation panel to save the displayed screen as image data When the Screenshot screen is displayed use the Print key Save to internal key o...

Page 59: ...gement Image management and can be exported printed or deleted with the Export key Print key or Delete key Tap the list on the left to display a preview of the image on the right Tap the selection field of the target image to place a check mark and press the Print key Export key or Delete key to execute the desired operation Image list Preview ...

Page 60: ... 10 S min 1 kS s 100 mm s to 10 S min 1 mm min Sampling accuracy 10 ppm max At all available temperature ranges Printer block Thermal printer Recording width Recording speed Chart speed Recording paper 216 mm 100 mm s to 1 mm min 1 2 5 series Within 2 25 C 65 RH 219 mm x 30 m Paper roll YPS 106 YPS 108 219 mm x 200 m Z fold paper YPS 112 Display block 12 1 XGA TFT color LCD 1024 x 768 dots With el...

Page 61: ... elevation 2000 m or lower Warmup time 60 minutes or longer Operating environment Temperature humidity 0 to 40 C 35 to 85 RH or less without condensation Storage environment Temperature humidity 20 to 60 C 20 to 85 RH or less without condensation Vibration resistance Sine wave vibration Vibration frequency Vibration level Random vibration Vibration frequency Acceleration rms value 10 to 55 Hz 20 0...

Page 62: ...3 The Measurement Category categorizes a testing or measurement circuit according to the type of main power circuit intended to be connected for testing or measurement and differs according to the modules installed to this product Use the product within the Measurement Category that meets the module specifications CAT II Applies to testing and measurement circuits directly connected to the point o...

Page 63: ...al N times 9 Window recording Recording device Recording to SSD memory or printer and recording to various recording devices at the same time Display format Y T waveform X Y waveform FFT waveform Digital data Y T waveform with amplitude on vertical axis and time on horizontal axis Up to four sets of X Y waveforms with a user defined analog input channel specified for the X axis horizontal and Y ax...

Page 64: ... Information data Records information related to the recorded data such as the version of the product module configuration channel settings data format and recording time Recorded data Records input data memory recording start data and event data trigger information marks Window recording Records the last data specified at the recording time when recording stops Cannot be used in conjunction with ...

Page 65: ...Display position changes via swiping and pinch in pinch out operations to enlarge reduce 1 W word refers to a unit of data 1 W 2 bytes 8 2 4 Printer Recording Item Specifications Function Directly records the input signal to the printer as a waveform Recording drive Internal printer Thermal printer Number of printer recording channels 144 ch 48 ch The total analog and logical channels that can rec...

Page 66: ...nt trigger When the trigger key of the operation panel is pressed When the external trigger input signal becomes active 1 Trigger filter This function generates a trigger if the trigger conditions continue to be established for the specified period of time to ensure that a trigger is not generated by noise etc Filter time 0 to 100 s 1 Available when the optional remote control module is installed ...

Page 67: ...hannel sets Display functions Numeric value display Scale Grid Trigger mark Cursor Pen position Zero position Time display Pinch in out Numeric value display of input signal Scale display of amplitude axis Grid display of waveform area Displays detected trigger mark Displays two cursors Displays the signal information position and value of the cursors information on the differences between cursors...

Page 68: ...10000 points Frequency range 500 kHz max the frequency range is calculated as 1 or 2 x the sampling speed Analysis range selection Selects the analysis range using two cursors Window function Supports amplitude gain using a window function Hanning hamming rectangular Analysis function Time scale waveform linear spectrum RMS spectrum power spectrum power spectrum density 1 1 octave analysis 1 3 oct...

Page 69: ...ommon Displays and configures a list of common Setup set in modules and the input module installed in this product Display items Channel number module type Display items and settings Channel name measurement sheet color display position display range display maximum and display minimum Conversion List of physical conversion for the installed analog input module Display items and settings Conversio...

Page 70: ...cts all the image data in the list Release all Deselects all the data in the list Delete Deletes the selected images Print Prints the selected images from the printer Export Outputs the selected images to USB memory or an SD memory card Environment PC name Sets the name of the main unit using 15 characters or less This name is used for identification purposes on the network and in recorded data La...

Page 71: ... manually set the IP address When manually setting the IP address the IP address subnet mask and default gateway can be manually set IP address Set the IP address Subnet mask Set the subnet mask Default gateway Set the default gateway DNS server address setup Select to automatically retrieve or manually set the DNS server When manually setting the DNS server the preferred DNS server and alternate ...

Page 72: ...ints a test patter from the printer Printer state check System motor head temperature printer cover recording paper Buzzer Controls the buzzer on off to check the buzzer Panel keys Press the panel keys to check whether they operate normally Panel key LED Turns the panel LEDs on off to check whether they operate normally Initialization Returns the settings of the main unit to the factory defaults O...

Page 73: ...8 Specifications 8 3 Exterior 1WMPD4004445 73 8 3 Exterior 8 3 1 Main Unit Exterior 394 199 410 334 ...

Page 74: ...8 Specifications 8 3 Exterior 74 1WMPD4004445 MEMO ...

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