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2.2 Installing and Uninstalling the Software

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NOTE

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When installing, if other application are running it may not be possible to

complete the installation. As far as possible, close all other applications before
beginning the installation. In particular, if any anti-virus software is running, it
may prevent the installation, even though it is not a virus. In this case, make the
appropriate settings in the anti-virus software to allow the installation to proceed.

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When upgrading versions, uninstall the old version of 9333 before installing the

new version of 9333. After installation, confirm the version information on the
"Help" menu.

2.2 Installing and Uninstalling the Software

Installation

Use the following procedure to install the software.
1. Shut down all currently running applications.
2. Insert the supplied CD-R disc into the CD-ROM drive.
3. Execute the setup file on the CD-R.

Supposing the drive letter for the CD-ROM drive is R (if another letter,
substitute before the colon) then in the Windows Start menu, select Run,
and enter R:\english\setup.exe, then click OK.

4. The 9333 installer start: follow the directions on the screen to complete

the installation.

Uninstallation

Use the following procedure to uninstall the software.
1. Shut down all currently running applications.
2. Insert the supplied CD-R disc into the CD-ROM drive.
3. Execute the setup file on the CD-R.

Supposing the drive letter for the CD-ROM drive is R (if another letter,
substitute before the colon) then in the Windows Start menu, select Run,
and enter R:\english\setup.exe, then click OK.

4. The 9333 uninstaller start: follow the directions on the screen to complete

the uninstallation.

All transferred data files remain, but can be removed manually when no
longer required.

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Summary of Contents for 9333

Page 1: ...EN Instruction Manual 9333 LAN COMMUNICATOR Jan 2016 Revised edition 9 9333A981 09 16 01H ...

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Page 3: ...17 3 7 1 Changing the Connection Timeout Setting 17 3 7 2 Changing the Screen Image Transfer Interval 18 3 7 3 Changing the Key Repeat Interval 18 3 7 4 Saving the Screen Image 19 3 7 5 Printing a Screen Image 19 3 7 6 Changing the Printing Settings 19 3 7 7 Comment Transmission Function 20 3 7 8 Escaping from the Key Check Screen 20 3 7 9 Send Print Key 21 3 7 10 Version Information 21 Chapter 4 ...

Page 4: ...tion of Saved Files 32 Chapter 5 Waveform Viewer Wv 35 5 1 Starting the Waveform Viewer 36 5 2 Waveform Viewer Menus 37 5 3 Using the Waveform Viewer 39 5 4 Conversion to CSV Format 42 5 5 Converting Multiple Waveform Files into CSV Files 44 ...

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Page 7: ...ded side of the disc Do not place the disc directly on anything hard Do not wet the disc with volatile alcohol or water as there is a possibility of the label printing disappearing To write on the disc label surface use a spirit based felt pen Do not use a ball point pen or hard tipped pen because there is a danger of scratching the surface and corrupting the data Do not use adhesive labels Do not...

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Page 9: ...R comprises the following three software applications 1 Remote control RmtCtrl This application provides remote control of the Memory HiCorder from a computer through a LAN This allows you to make settings on the Memory HiCorder and carry out simple monitoring You can transfer waveform data from the Memory HiCorder to the computer and print reports on the computer 2 Data collection Accumulator Thi...

Page 10: ...ction but binary only and if the cursors are shown only the interval between the cursors 2 Data collection application Accumulator Receiving Memory HiCorder auto save files Same format as the Memory HiCorder auto save function but waveform data is binary only text format can be selected in MR8827 MR8847A MR8847 8847 MR8740 MR8741 8730 8731 8855 and if the cursors are shown only the interval betwee...

Page 11: ...ard disk capacity provided should be in line with expected volumes of data Chapter 2 Setup 2 1 System Configuration Required Using the 9333 requires the following hardware and software Computer Free hard disk capacity 5 MB Operating system Microsoft Windows 10 Windows 8 Windows 7 Windows Vista or Windows XP LAN Hardware for network connection installed TCP IP available on the network CD ROM drive ...

Page 12: ...re Installation Use the following procedure to install the software 1 Shut down all currently running applications 2 Insert the supplied CD R disc into the CD ROM drive 3 Execute the setup file on the CD R Supposing the drive letter for the CD ROM drive is R if another letter substitute before the colon then in the Windows Start menu select Run and enter R english setup exe then click OK 4 The 933...

Page 13: ...ware in the Memory HiCorder must have 9333 support First check the Memory HiCorder version number you can find this on the System screen of the Memory HiCorder For more details refer to the Instruction Manuals for the Memory HiCorder Versions compatible to 9333 are ver 2 30 or later for 8826 8841 8842 ver 1 10 or later for 8835 01 ver 5 10 or later for 8835 01 High performance model 9540 01 ver 2 ...

Page 14: ...d to obtain the following from your network administrator Host name This is the name of the Memory HiCorder in the network It must be distinct from the host names of all other devices in the network IP address This is the identifying address for the Memory HiCorder It must be distinct from the addresses of all other devices in the network Subnet mask This specifies the class size of the network De...

Page 15: ...dress within the following range is recommended when setting up such a stand alone network 192 168 0 0 to 192 168 255 255 However the rightmost number may not be 0 or 255 so we recommend setting the controller device PC etc to 192 168 0 1 and setting this unit to 192 168 0 2 If several Memory HiCORDERs are to be connected the last number should be incremented by one for each unit e g the next unit...

Page 16: ...R8827 MR8847A MR8847 8847 MR8740 MR8741 8730 8731 8855 For details of the settings refer to the Instruction Manuals supplied Settings on the Memory HiCorder Carry out the Memory HiCorder settings in the System screen Do not change the settings during a communications session The settings take effect when you press the Confirm function key In other words do not press Confirm for each individual set...

Page 17: ...ontrol This starts the remote control application To close the remote control application in the Connection menu select Exit You can also click the Close button at the top right corner of the window Toolbar Click the icons in the toolbar for the respective functions From the left these are Connect Disconnect Save Screen Print Screen Toggle Key Dialog Bar Get Save Waveform Data Get Print Report Ima...

Page 18: ...to 3 7 5 Disconnect Refer to 3 4 Connect Refer to 3 3 Page Settings Refer to 3 7 6 Exit Refer to 3 1 Key Dialog Bar Refer to 3 4 Get Send Comments Refer to 3 7 7 Fix Display Size Refer to 3 4 Adjust Display Size Refer to 3 4 Toolbar Refer to 3 4 Status Bar Refer to 3 4 Orientation Refer to 3 4 Enable Screen Keys Refer to 3 4 Get Save Waveform Data Refer to 3 5 Get Print Report Image Refer to 3 6 A...

Page 19: ...necting to the Memory HiCorder In the remote control application Connection menu select Connect This displays the following Connection dialog box enter the recorder s IP address and port number The IP address is the IP address set on the Memory HiCorder System screen The port number is also set on the System screen and in the example show when 880x was set enter 8800 here Next click the Connect bu...

Page 20: ...d by clicking directly on the screen If you want to change the settings click the Settings item you want to change first and then click the GUI buttons next During measurement the response from the Memory HiCorder is somewhat slower but the software can be used for simple monitoring To end the connection to the Memory HiCorder in the Connection menu select Disconnect You can change the size and or...

Page 21: ...n This is because the key code and new screen image have to be transferred over the LAN It is possible to make settings such as the LAN address by remote control but as the setting takes effect the connection is lost Such operations should therefore be avoided When the recorder function display format is X Y during measurement the display cannot be updated View Orientation Portrait default 8841 42...

Page 22: ...n Get Save Waveform Data When the dialog box appears enter the location directory to save the file and the file name Next click Start to start receiving the waveform data from the Memory HiCorder While the data is being transferred the progress is shown at the lower right corner of the application window When this bar reaches the right edge the transfer is complete When transferring more than one ...

Page 23: ..._ After completing data transfer the following dialog appears Double click the displayed file name or select the file name and click Wv button to start up waveform view to display the waveform file Also click Explorer button to start up Explorer and see the folder that contains the saved files Transferred files can be converted to ASCII data and be used in EXCEL copied to floppy disk and be loaded...

Page 24: ...ter in place of the internal printer of the Memory HiCorder Go to Data Transfer and select Get Print Report Image to display the following dialog Select print data color black white to be received and click Get button to start receiving data During receiving progress is displayed on the bottom right in the application window When the bar reaches the right end data transfer is complete The followin...

Page 25: ...r is not possible Since in this case the remote control could time out select No Timeout 3 7 Other Functions The remote control application carries out various data transactions with the Memory HiCorder If the LAN is busy responses may be delayed and if the delay with no response exceeds a preset limit a timeout occurs and the network is disconnected You can change the setting of this timeout limi...

Page 26: ...ess will appear so when carrying out processing that takes a significant time it will not be possible to determine when the operation has completed because the screen image is not updated Normally the default setting should not require changing but if the Memory HiCorder appears to be under a heavy load or to reduce the load on the LAN increase the setting In the Connection menu select Screen Inte...

Page 27: ...ng a measured waveform as a screen image or when printing a settings screen for documentation purposes In the Connection menu select Print Screen The printing dialog box appears click OK to print To change the printer settings click Properties The printer settings depend on the particular printer refer to the documentation supplied with the printer for details You can also preview the effect of th...

Page 28: ...le of the comments stored in the Memory HiCorder Click with the mouse on the channel where you want to change the comment and enter the new comment After setting the comments click the Send button to transfer them to the Memory HiCorder There are some keys which are present on the Memory HiCorder itself but not on the key panel of the remote control application Therefore if you enter the Memory Hi...

Page 29: ... and Send Print Key on the Menu bar has the same effect as pressing the PRINT key on the Memory HiCorder When you specify Interface for the PRINT Output of the Memory HiCorder and select the Send Print Key while waiting for the data collection Accumulator you can output the data to the printer connected to the computer When making inquiries the version number will be required To check the software...

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Page 31: ...e computer printer for the Memory HiCorder PRINT key function With these functions you can collect data from a number of Memory HiCorders on a single computer constantly save the measurement data to the computer print in color using a color printer with the computer print on plain paper for archiving and access data on the computer regardless of the physical location of the Memory HiCorder When th...

Page 32: ...t Exit You can also click the Close button at the top right corner of the window Toolbar Click the icons in the toolbar for the respective functions From the left these are Start Standby End Standby Server Settings Printer Settings Start Explorer Start Waveform Viewer Auto Scroll For details of these operations see the descriptions of the corresponding menu items Status bar The status bar shows fr...

Page 33: ...mber Refer to 4 3 1 Start standby when program starts Refer to 4 4 Save Settings Refer to 4 3 2 Print Image Color Settings Refer to 4 3 3 Printer Settings Refer to 4 3 4 Save Refer to 4 5 Do Not Save Refer to 4 5 Set File Refer to 4 5 About Accumulator Refer to 4 1 Status Bar Refer to 4 1 Toolbar Refer to 4 1 Auto Scroll Refer to 4 5 Start Waveform Viewer Refer to 4 5 Start Explorer Refer to 4 5 E...

Page 34: ...ngs 3 Selecting the print image color 4 Printer settings 5 Memory HiCorder settings Before beginning data collection it is necessary to select the port to go on standby This is indicated by the TCP IP port number Set to the TCP IP port number of the Memory HiCorder See Section 2 4 In the menu bar select Server then Server Settings to display the Server Settings dialog box If the Memory HiCorder se...

Page 35: ...nt Windows files such as a swap file temporary directory are placed on the same disk use caution because Windows operation may possibly become unstable due to insufficient free disk space Check Delete old files check box to automatically delete old files only during waiting period after starting up data collection application software and total size of file received exceeds the size set for saving...

Page 36: ...ialog box you can select the color used to print data received from the Memory HiCorder You can select color monochrome or the colors set on the Memory HiCorder The color monochrome setting takes precedence over the Memory HiCorder setting on the System screen You can make settings as required for printing from the data collection application In the Server menu select Printer Settings A dialog box...

Page 37: ... in the Memory HiCorder Status screen set the auto save destination to Communications LAN Note that in this function the waveform data is transferred in binary text format can be selected in MR8827 MR8847A MR8847 8847 MR8740 MR8741 8730 8731 8855 Auto print setting You can use the Memory HiCorder auto print function on the computer running the data collection application To do this in the Memory H...

Page 38: ...e 8855 To specify the IP address select System and Interface To specify auto save select System and File Save After selecting System File Save Set SAVE key Setting and Save Media and specifying LAN as the destination you can send the measured waveforms screen shot hard copy data and printed waveform to the 9333 by pressing the SAVE key For information on specifying colors see Selecting the Print I...

Page 39: ... menu select Start Standby this puts the application on standby Now when save data is transferred from the Memory HiCorder it is accepted and saved on the computer When print data is transferred from the Memory HiCorder it is printed on the computer To start the application automatically when the computer is started up When a computer is dedicated to the data collection task you can have the compu...

Page 40: ...XT if a parameter calculation file or WAVEHHMMSS extension if a waveform data file Here the HHMMSS is the time in hours minutes and seconds If two file names would otherwise be the same a numeric suffix is attached Starting Explorer In the View menu select Start Explorer or in the display list right click on an item and select Browse with Explorer Either method starts Explorer Using the waveform v...

Page 41: ...e here logging starts In the Server menu select Log Settings then Save Do Not Save to toggle the logging on and off Organizing saved data Collected data is saved in sequence as it is received If the settings are such that a very large volume of data will be saved the free disk space may be rapidly used up When the free disk space falls below the set level data collection stops Use the following me...

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Page 43: ...__________________________________________________________ Chapter 5 Waveform Viewer Wv This provides simple viewing of data transferred to the computer using the remote control and data collection applications It also has a function to convert to CSV file format after which you can load the data into a spreadsheet or other software ...

Page 44: ... right corner of the window Toolbar Click the icons in the toolbar for the respective functions From the left these are Open Save Whole Data Save Between Cursors Batch Conversion Properties Waveform Control Panel Trace Zoom Out Zoom In and Exit For details of these operations see the descriptions of the corresponding menu items You can also select the magnification factor for the time axis by sele...

Page 45: ... to 5 5 Properties Refer to 5 3 View Toolbar Refer to 5 1 Status Bar Refer to 5 1 Zoom In Refer to 5 3 Zoom Out Refer to 5 3 Set Magnification Refer to 5 3 Wave Control Panel Refer to 5 3 Trace Refer to 5 3 Block List Refer to 5 3 Time Notation Remarks Refer to 5 3 Fixed Refer to 5 3 Jump A Cursor Refer to 5 3 B Cursor Sec DIV Point Trig Date Trig Title Refer to 5 3 Capture Refer to 5 3 Grid Type ...

Page 46: ..._____ Right click with the mouse Wave Control Panel Properties Zoom In Zoom Out Set Magnification Color Font Refer to 5 3 Background Refer to 5 3 Text Grid Block List Trace Time Notation Jump A Cursor B Cursor Sec DIV Point Trig Date Trig Remarks Fixed Capture Refer to 5 3 Title Grid Type Standard Refer to 5 3 Fine None Gauge Right click with the mouse in the waveform display screen for the follow...

Page 47: ... To display a waveform it is first necessary to select the file to be displayed In the File menu select Open to display the file selection dialog box Select a waveform file and click Open to read in the file and display the waveform Changing the time axis scale zoom function You can change the time axis scale in the display using the menus or toolbar In the toolbar click the Magnification box to d...

Page 48: ...eir default values Close Close the Waveform Control Panel Changing waveform scale and position Waveform Control Panel You can adjust the display for each channel separately In the View menu select Waveform Control Panel to display a dialog box Checking the waveform measurement conditions Properties Select View then Properties from the menu to display the measurement settings on the MEMORY HiCORDER...

Page 49: ...splay position and magnification on the portion below the waveform screen Fixing waveform view conditions Select View then Fixed to always view waveforms with the same color display position and magnification When this item is enabled the file view settings are disabled The standard values for display conditions are automatically saved when the application is terminated or when the check mark is r...

Page 50: ...oaded into spreadsheet or other software for further processing You can either convert the whole data file or a range selected with the cursors If selecting a range first set the cursors to the required positions These are indicated at the top of the waveform screen by inverted blue and red triangles drag these triangles with the mouse to set the range Then to save all of the data in the File menu...

Page 51: ...ab delimited select the desired format from the Save as type list In the Thinning box enter the number of original samples corresponding to one converted value Use this when data over a large range long time interval is required but the whole set of sampled data is not required In the Time Notation box select the appropriate time notation from Sec Date Trig Point Enter the name of the file to be s...

Page 52: ...t or Control key 3 If required specify the sampling intervals at which data is to be converted Remember that not all data needs to be converted This setting is useful when you need data over a broad time span 4 In the Output specify the folder in which to save the CSV files converted from waveform files You can specify the desired folder without typing simply by clicking on the Ref button and sele...

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