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11.2 Configure Settings

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11.2 Configure Settings

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Summary of Contents for LR8410-20

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Page 3: ...8512 Wireless Pulse Logger 31 LR8513 Wireless Clamp Logger 31 LR8514 Wireless Humidity Logger 32 LR8515 Wireless Voltage Temp Logger 32 LR8520 Wireless Fungal Logger 32 1 4 Basic Operation 35 Screen O...

Page 4: ...Memory Card or USB Flash Drive when saving data 60 SD Card Insertion Removal 61 USB flash drive Insertion Removal 61 Formatting a SD memory card USB flash drive 62 2 7 Compensating for Input Circuit...

Page 5: ...xis magnification 94 3 7 Scaling Settings as needed 95 3 8 Entering Titles and Comments as needed 98 3 9 Suppressing Noise Enable Digital Filtering 100 3 10 Viewing and Editing with the All Channel Se...

Page 6: ...ernal Input Signals 122 Alarm Event Marks 123 How are event marks handled in text CSV conversion 124 Searching Event Marks 125 Chapter 5 Specifying Criteria for Measurements ____127 About Triggering 1...

Page 7: ...and Numerical Calculation Results 163 Replacing Removable Storage During Real Time Saving 166 Saving Manually Waveform Data Settings Screen Images Numerical Calculation Results 167 To Save a Setting C...

Page 8: ...96 8 1 Operation Settings 196 Using the Auto Resume Function Resume After Power Restoration 196 File Protection Level Setting 197 8 2 Screen Key Operation Settings 197 Enabling and Disabling the Backl...

Page 9: ...2 Installing the USB Driver 213 3 Connecting the instrument to a PC 216 Features Available After USB Setting and Connection 218 4 Installing the Logger Utility Program 219 Uninstalling the Logger Uti...

Page 10: ...4 Testing E Mailing 267 Checking Mail Communication Status 268 E Mail Sending Authentication 269 10 8 About Communications Commands 270 Configuring Communications Command Operation 270 Chapter 11 Usin...

Page 11: ...ppendix 6 List of Default Settings A12 Appendix 7 Maximum Recordable Time A14 Appendix 8 Concerning Noise Countermeasures A15 Appendix 9 Frequently Asked Questions A21 Questions about measurement unit...

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Page 13: ...ense The SD logo is a trademark of SD 3C LLC Sun Sun Microsystems Java and any logos containing Sun or Java are trademarks or registered trademarks of Oracle Corporation in the United States and other...

Page 14: ...pecifica tions contact your authorized Hioki distributor or reseller Confirming Package Contents Confirm that these contents are provided LR8410 20 Wireless Logging Station 1 Z1008 AC Adapter 1 Logger...

Page 15: ...s Voltage Temp Unit Z1007 Battery Pack LR8511 Wireless Universal Unit Z1008 AC Adapter LR8512 Wireless Pulse Logger C1007 Carrying Case LR8513 Wireless Clamp Logger Z1009 Fixed Stand LR8514 Wireless H...

Page 16: ...rc discharge due to short circuits If persons unfamiliar with electricity measuring instruments are to use the instru ment another person familiar with such instruments must supervise operations Safet...

Page 17: ...descriptive information is provided below The names of setting objects and buttons on the screen are indicated by square brackets SET Bold charac ters Bold characters within the text indicate operati...

Page 18: ...st be carefully avoided Never use a measuring HiLogger that lacks category labeling in a CAT II to CAT IV measurement environment Doing so could result in a serious accident CAT II When directly measu...

Page 19: ...Station and the Wireless Voltage Temp Unit and Wireless Universal Unit is 30 m Obstructions such as walls or metal shielding may cause com munications to become unreliable and or reduce the communicat...

Page 20: ...ess non condensating 50 C to 60 C 30 RH or less non condensating Charging temperature range 5 C to 35 C Temperature and humidity range for guaranteed accuracy Temperature 23 5 C Humidity 80 RH or less...

Page 21: ...Cords and Cables Avoid stepping on or pinching cables which could damage the cable insulation To avoid breaking the cables do not bend or pull them To avoid damaging the power cord grasp the plug not...

Page 22: ...smoke crack or catch on fire or the wire necklace hairpin or other metal object to become excessively hot Do not submerge the battery pack in water or heat it Doing so may melt the insulation damage...

Page 23: ...or catch on fire If you get fluid that has leaked from the battery pack in your eyes avoid rubbing them and immediately flush with a large volume of tap water or other clean water Seek immediate medic...

Page 24: ...d contact your HIOKI distributor Check the battery pack s positive and negative terminals and connect them properly to the instrument or measurement unit Always charge the battery before using it for...

Page 25: ...units do not apply voltage outside of this range When connecting the AC adapter to the instrument a measurement unit or a power outlet always turn off the instrument and measure ment unit first To avo...

Page 26: ...ated if exposed to an environment contain ing organic gases ketone acetone ethanol toluene etc increasing the error component of humidity measurement Do not expose the temperature and humidity sensor...

Page 27: ...nect a cable to the measurement units while it is con nected to the object to be measured Otherwise an electric shock accident may occur To avoid short circuit accidents make certain that connections...

Page 28: ...measurement value is observed please contact your authorized Hioki distributor or reseller for inspection When connecting a measurement cable of 3 m or more in length the cable may experience external...

Page 29: ...apply voltage to the Alarm output terminals and TRIG OUT terminals The instrument will be damaged The grounds for the Alarm output EXT TRG and TRIG OUT termi nals are common with the instrument ground...

Page 30: ...instrument while a USB flash drive is connected Damage could result As the SD memory card USB flash drive is sensitive to static electricity damage to the SD memory card USB flash drive or wrong oper...

Page 31: ...nstrument Although data can be saved in real time on a USB flash drive it is recom mended to use an SD memory card in order to ensure data integrity Proper operation is not guaranteed for media other...

Page 32: ...Operating Precautions 20...

Page 33: ...taneously per forms six numerical calculation types in cluding maximum and average values Numerical Cal culations p 183 Waveform Cal culations p 191 Displays on one channel the sum dif ference product...

Page 34: ...to wireless communications Unit Registration screen Configuration Navigator screen see the Measurement Guide 2 Connect an AC adapter or fully charged battery pack to the instrument and measurement un...

Page 35: ...t Use the mounting bracket included to mount the measure ment unit on the wall Attaching and Mounting the Bracket 75 50 42 2 R2 2 1 Using the included M3 4 mm screws attach the bracket to the measurem...

Page 36: ...instrument automatically save important data to the included SD memory card or an optional SD memory card Data can also be auto matically saved to a USB memory stick Move to a setting item Open the s...

Page 37: ...Repeat On 5 Starting and Stopping Measurement p 36 Start Measurement 6 Observing Data View Measurement Data p 111 Waveforms can be zoomed and numeri cal values confirmed Save Data p 159 Measurement d...

Page 38: ...partment p 41 The optional Model Z1007 Battery Pack is installed here MAC address Shows the MAC address Do not remove this label as it is required for product support Serial No Shows the serial number...

Page 39: ...oll waveforms and move A B cursors p 35 Scroll waveforms and read cursor values Stop measurement Start and stop measurement The LED at the left lights green while measuring p 36 Press while measuring...

Page 40: ...SD memory card Slot Use to save data to a SD memory card Insert the included or an optional SD memory card p 60 External control terminals ALM1 to ALM4 Output alarm signals p 151 EXT TRIG Inputs the...

Page 41: ...being sup plied from the Z1007 Battery Pack CHARGE Lights up when the Z1007 Battery Pack is being charged Wireless certification number Battery Compartment p 41 The optional Model Z1007 Battery Pack i...

Page 42: ...sing a thermocouple temperature using a resistance temperature detector resistance and humidity using the Z2000 Humidity Sensor p 46 Measurement Units Up to seven units can be connected wirelessly to...

Page 43: ...easurement capability The LR8513 provides current measurement capability using clamp sensors Wireless logger Types of wireless logger Each wireless logging station can accommodate up to seven wireless...

Page 44: ...ion terminal External temperature humidity sensor Z2010 Z2011 Humidity Sensor No of input channels 2 2 temperature channels 2 humidity channels LR8520 Wireless Fungal Logger Measurement Parameter Volt...

Page 45: ...Status of communications with the unit Status of communications with the unit poor SD memory card USB flash drive Displayed when a SD memory card USB flash drive is inserted The icon appears red when...

Page 46: ...unds can be set for each channel p 127 Make settings while viewing all channel settings p 101 Make settings for recording p 68 Set numerical calculation auto saving and reservation Make input channel...

Page 47: ...e desired setting Changing screen contents Setting Screen Waveform Numerical Screen Apply the new set ting or cancel it Scrolling a waveform See Scrolling Waveforms p 1 Scroll backward Scroll forward...

Page 48: ...rd multiple instances of the specified recording length is enabled or Record time set to Cont record continuously Pressing STOP stops measuring When Repeat is disabled Off or Record time set to Time M...

Page 49: ...Cont and selecting Split Save for auto saving About Measuring Operation Record time Repeat Off Repeat On Time Time Recording is stopped before one recording length has elapsed Cont Repeat Recording s...

Page 50: ...k Performing Zero Adjustment With the Waveform Numerical or CH screen displayed press the up and down cursor keys simultaneously See From the Waveform Numerical screen or the CH screen p 63 Select zer...

Page 51: ...e Chapter 6 Saving Loading Data p 159 Default settings Saving Method Select Save Press SAVE to select and save data Saving Data Insert a SD memory card or USB flash drive Press SAVE A dialog appears S...

Page 52: ...ss WAVE DATA to switch to the Wave Value display then start measurement Depending on the scaling setting channels requiring more than 14 char acters to display the measured value and unit symbols may...

Page 53: ...urn off the instrument Disconnect the AC adapter and ca bles if connected 2 On the back of the instrument loosen the screws affixing the battery compartment cover and remove it 4 Tighten the screws in...

Page 54: ...ts orange when charging begins Instrument Measurement unit Charging is finished when the CHARGE LED turns off The CHARGE LED lights orange when charging begins Battery pack continuous operating times...

Page 55: ...t of power approximately 10 minutes after the instru ment s battery icon changes to after being fully charged with 2 measurement units connected while saving waveform data to the SD memory card in rea...

Page 56: ...ter otherwise has priority Before connecting be sure to read Using the AC Adapter p 13 and Handling the Cords and Cables p 9 2 2 Connecting the AC Adapter Connect the output plug to the instrument or...

Page 57: ...being pulled out Rated supply voltage is 100 to 240 VAC and rated supply frequency is 50 or 60 Hz AC adapter Power cord Connect the power cord to the inlet socket on the AC adapter Plug the power cor...

Page 58: ...t units the first time verify that it operates normally to ensure that no damage occurred during storage or shipping If you find any damage contact your authorized Hioki distributor or reseller To Tur...

Page 59: ...thermocouple you intend to use 6 mm max 6 mm max 1 Loosen the screws in the termi nal block cover and lift the cover 2 Loosen the terminal block screws insert the bare ends of the leads and tighten t...

Page 60: ...oosen the screws in the terminal block cover and lift the cover 2 Push in the button on the con nector with a flatblade screw driver 3 With the button held in insert the cable into the cable con necti...

Page 61: ...screws in the termi nal block cover and lift the cover 2 Push in the button on the con nector with a flatblade screw driver 3 With the button held in insert the cable into the cable con nection hole 6...

Page 62: ...ireless Uni versal Unit and lift the cover 2 Loosen the screws on the humidity sensor power supply terminals POWER OUTPUT insert the tips of the cables as shown in the figure and retighten the screws...

Page 63: ...ripping length 8 mm Resistance Measurement 1 With a Phillips screwdriver loosen the screws in the terminal block cover and lift the cover 2 Push in the button on the con nector with a flatblade screw...

Page 64: ...and 0 08 mm2 0 32 mm2 AWG28 AWG22 Strand diameter 0 12 mm or greater Standard insulation stripping length 9 mm 10mm Connecting Alarm Outputs 1 Push in the button on the connector with a flatblade scre...

Page 65: ...12 mm or greater Standard insulation stripping length 9 mm 10mm External Control using TRIG OUT and EXT TRIG 1 Push in the button on the con nector with a flatblade screw driver 2 With the button held...

Page 66: ...charge will be depleted if measuring for a long time and measurement may be interrupted Verify that the AC adapt er is securely connected to an AC power source and to the instrument Turning Power On W...

Page 67: ...th the instrument Settings can also be accessed from QUICK SET Unit Guide If there are no registered measurement units when the instrument starts up the screen will default to QUICK SET Unit Guide If...

Page 68: ...mporarily register up to sev en may be selected Select the UNIT screen The unit will be added 3 4 Select Add unit The Add unit screen will be displayed The name of the unit you wish to temporarily reg...

Page 69: ...canceled reverting the instrument to its state before the Add unit screen was opened If the instrument is unable to communicate with the registered units Apply Select If the instrument is still unabl...

Page 70: ...2 3 Select the UNIT screen Select Delete unit The Delete unit screen will be displayed ON OFF Select the checkbox es for the unit s you wish to de lete Selecting All Select will select all units Selec...

Page 71: ...s the de letion and returns you to the UNIT screen 4 A deletion dialog box will be displayed and the selected unit s will be deleted Deleting a registered unit from the Add unit screen If there are re...

Page 72: ...et USB flash drive Be sure to read Using a SD memory card USB flash drive p 18 before using removable storage media 2 6 Inserting a SD Memory Card or USB Flash Drive when saving data See 6 4 Data Mana...

Page 73: ...t cover cover 2 Face the SD memory card with the arrow mark on top and insert it in the direc tion of the arrow all the way in the slot 3 Close the SD memory card slot cover 2 Push the SD memory card...

Page 74: ...or USB flash drive in the instrument Formatting a SD memory card USB flash drive Formatting irretrievably erases all data on the SD memory card USB flash drive Always backup important data from the S...

Page 75: ...concern Zero adjustment can be performed by means of the following three methods From the Waveform Numerical screen or the CH screen p 63 From the Gauge Wave screen p 64 From the List screen p 65 2 7...

Page 76: ...ero adjust values are not cleared when unit registration infor mation is initialized Zero adjustment cannot be performed while measuring Change over time can be minimized by allowing the instrument to...

Page 77: ...2 7 Compensating for Input Circuit Offset Zero Adjustment 65 3 2 Chapter 2 Measurement Preparations 2 3 1 Display the List screen Select 0 Adjust From the List screen Apply Zero adjustment is executed...

Page 78: ...2 7 Compensating for Input Circuit Offset Zero Adjustment 66...

Page 79: ...ng configuration data Settings Chapter 3 3 1 Setting Flow Overview Display the Setting screen When setting configura tion data has been saved For new measurement configurations Configure measurement s...

Page 80: ...ontinuous Recording Cont Timed recording Time Start Measurement Stop Measurement Press STOP to stop measuring Otherwise mea surement continues until the stop trigger criteria are met Measurement is pe...

Page 81: ...s 200 ms 500 ms 1 s 2 s 5 s 10 s 20 s 30 s 1 min 2 min 5 min 10 min 20 min 30 min 1 h Setting options default setting Off Measuring stop after one recording length time span On When stopped by a stop...

Page 82: ...interval set tings For example when the Interval is 1 s and the Time DIV time base is 5 s DIV See About Horizontal Axis Settings p 94 The recording interval cannot be changed while measuring Stop mea...

Page 83: ...m recording interval data refresh interval LR8510 100 ms LR8511 100 ms LR8512 100 ms LR8513 500 ms LR8514 500 ms LR8515 100 ms LR8520 500 ms If the recording interval setting is shorter than the data...

Page 84: ...nd alarm outputs are available See Chapter 5 Specifying Criteria for Measurements p 127 for details 3 3 Input Channel Settings The Setting screen cannot be displayed while measuring Application Channe...

Page 85: ...6 1 6 15 7 1 7 15 alarm output channel settings ALM1 ALM4 waveform calculation channel settings W1 W30 and return to 1 1 View input status and the display range while making settings on the CH screen...

Page 86: ...onitor Settings on left Wave Displays the waveform Value Displays values for the units set on the right side of the screen Settings on right Allows you to select which waveform to display if the setti...

Page 87: ...abel OVER or OVER is displayed in place of numerical cursor values and the following values are applied to calculations and data storage Input type Input range OVER value OVER value Voltage 10 mV 0 01...

Page 88: ...tect burn out during thermocouple measure ment When a burn out occurs BURNOUT is displayed as the numerical cursor or calculation value and the following values are applied to cal culations and data s...

Page 89: ...le value in the K 100 C range while using a thermocouple with a wire diameter of 0 32 mm a wiring length of about 25 m or more may trigger burn out detection Range 100 f s 500 f s 1000 f s 2000 f s th...

Page 90: ...ature measurement limits are determined by the measure ment range selected for each sensor Temperature Measurement Ranges Temperature measurement range depends on RTD charac teristics 100 C 100 C to 1...

Page 91: ...el The measurement setting applies to the two temperature and humidity inputs for the LR8514 and to the four temperature humidity fungal index and fungal growth projection inputs for the LR8520 2 The...

Page 92: ...check the box to enable the chan nel 2 Select Humid On Off 1 The range is fixed at 100 f s 2 When a measured value far exceeds the range limit range label OVER or OVER is displayed in place of numeri...

Page 93: ...enting accurate measurement 1 Select the input unit UNIT1 to 7 and channel 1 1 to 7 15 and check the box to enable the channel 2 Select Resist 3 Select the appropriate measurement ampli tude range Set...

Page 94: ...of pulses acquired dur ing each recording interval The pulse count is reset at the beginning of each recording interval Setting options default setting Counts the number of L H transitions Counts the...

Page 95: ...counts as the cor responding physical units such as Wh or VA of the measurement parameter p 95 The counter saturates at 1 073 741 823 counts If you expect to exceed this count we recommend measuring...

Page 96: ...ce threshold values 6 Select a filter setting Setting options default setting 1 to 1000 Setting options default setting Counts the number of revolutions based on L H transitions Counts the number of r...

Page 97: ...es per revolution Pulse count at ts minus pulse count at t 1 s r r s r s Revolutions per second Example Pulses per revolution 4 When the number of pulses counted in one second is P10 1000 c and the nu...

Page 98: ...nd check the box to enable the channel 2 Select Logic 3 Select the High Low reference threshold val ues 4 Select a filter setting Setting options default setting 1V Judge 1 0 V or higher as HIGH and 0...

Page 99: ...de range Setting options default setting 9657 10 9669 9675 9695 02 CT6500 CT7044 CT7045 CT7046 CT7631 CT7636 CT7642 CT7731 CT7736 CT7742 CT9667 CT9691 90 CT9692 90 CT9693 90 Setting options default se...

Page 100: ...s of less than 10 counts For zero adjustment purposes dur ing DC measurement Setting options default setting Int Records the instantaneous value for each recording interval Avg Takes measurements at a...

Page 101: ...Fungal Growth Projection Settings 1 2 ON OFF 1 Select the input unit UNIT1 to 7 and chan nel 1 1F to 7 1F 1 1G to 7 1G and check the box to enable the channel On the LR8520 the measurement setting ap...

Page 102: ...it is necessary to make connections to the external con trol terminal For more information see 9 3 Alarm Signal Output Alarm Output p 207 Before measuring select whether to automatically save data to...

Page 103: ...cannot be displayed while measuring Key Setting Procedure Selecting Waveform Display Color Select the CH screen Move to a setting item Apply Open the setting options for the item to be set Select from...

Page 104: ...ired zero position as a percentage of screen height Setting options default setting x100 x50 x20 x10 x5 x2 x1 x1 2 Setting options 50 to 150 with x1 magnification Zoom Zero Position setting range Zoom...

Page 105: ...d Lower Limits expansion compression However upper and lower limit settings are ignored when magnifica tion and zero position are enabled to define the display range The range is not automatically opt...

Page 106: ...hen measuring When using the Logger Utility program with a LAN connection recording intervals from 200 ms to 2 s are not available regardless of auto save settings 5 s is automatically selected Settin...

Page 107: ...r the conversion ratio and offset 2 pt Enter the values at two points before and after conversion Move the cursor to the numerical value and press EN TER to display the numerical setting dialog See Nu...

Page 108: ...conversion factor current value V current value Example setting To measure the 1 phase 2 wire power value when the voltage is 100 V and the power factor is 0 8 AH AL VL VH V Actual measurement values...

Page 109: ...lso check the raw data by disabling scaling With Dec setting 1 Select the desired numerical notation 2 Enter the Unit name on the comment entry screen Enter the Unit name on the comment entry screen U...

Page 110: ...Comments can be set on the CH screen and Comment screen Unit IDs can be set on the UNIT screen Filenames and folder names can be entered in the same manner See 6 2 Saving Data p 162 See 6 4 Data Mana...

Page 111: ...ent 2 3 u o c e Char Input Switches between the pick list and character selection frames Choose Select a phrase from the pick list OK Accepts entry Cancel Cancels entry List Displays the pick list of...

Page 112: ...he difference in measurement times between mea surement unit channels Set the filter to OFF if you wish to minimize the difference in measurement times between channels See Cut off frequency p 297 LR8...

Page 113: ...All Channel Settings List List screen The Setting screen cannot be displayed while measuring Conv Calc screen Inputtype Voltage Thermocouple RTD Humidity Resistance Integration Rotation Logic Current...

Page 114: ...el set tings can be copied to other channels Batch Copying Channel Settings Select the screen showing the channel to copy List Conv Calc Trig Alm Select Batch Proc 1 3 Apply The selected items are dis...

Page 115: ...to a unit of a different type than UNIT1 with the sole exception that settings for channels whose input type is voltage or thermocouple can be copied between a Wireless Voltage Temp Logger and a Wirel...

Page 116: ...can be hidden and all waveform display colors can be set to defaults This setting is only available on the List screen Batch Setting Waveform Display Hide and Waveform Color Settings for All Channels...

Page 117: ...it shown on screen Resets the List screen settings of the selected input unit Conv Calc Screen Initialize all the scaling settings of all units Resets the scaling settings of all input units Initializ...

Page 118: ...erence channel and with Disp span set to Pos p 92 are valid Aligning Zero Positions on the Grid Alignment Example with CH1 1 zero position aligned at 90 and occupying 5 of vertical screen height Chann...

Page 119: ...me input type and range setting as CH1 of UNIT1 Setting CH1 of UNIT1 Value as a Scaling Value Inter Channel Compensation function When used between the LR8510 and LR8511 it applies to channels with th...

Page 120: ...h Proc 1 2 Apply The selected items are displayed 3 Select the desired action Apply To display waveforms at the same position as CH1 next select the dis play position as follows Applies to the upper l...

Page 121: ...nits The conversion is simultaneously reflected appropriately on all scaled values To revert from Fahrenheit units to Celsius disable set to Off the scaling function p 95 This setting is only availabl...

Page 122: ...3 10 Viewing and Editing with the All Channel Settings List 110...

Page 123: ...ncluded or optional SD memory card Data will be lost while the power to the instrument is inter rupted even if measurement units and wireless loggers continue to receive power Both measurement units a...

Page 124: ...d during measurement time differences will appear among the three devices In some cases there may be discrepancies in the number of data points captured once communications between the instrument and...

Page 125: ...o switch input units Input units can be switched in jumps as described below Selects which chan nel s waveform to display when CH Wave is selected Waveforms can also be switched with the CHAN key Scre...

Page 126: ...channels that are enabled set to On for measurement can be selected Measurement cannot be started with measurement disabled for all channels Voltage measurement p 75 Temperature measurement Thermocou...

Page 127: ...alues numerically Displaying Cursor Values p 119 See Data not acquired due to unit power outage or communications issue p A 33 To display waveforms and numerical values To display numerical values and...

Page 128: ...ckward Scroll forward Fast scroll forward Show hide A B cursors Press both simultaneously Jumps to the latest waveform While measuring you can also put the cursor on Trace near the lower right of the...

Page 129: ...portion to be displayed immediately This is available only when measurement is stopped When a past waveform is displayed during measurement Jump changes to Trace p 116 Magnifying and Compressing Hori...

Page 130: ...ursors or Vertical cursors Specifying a Waveform Time Span 1 Press SCROLL CURSOR to dis play A B cursors and their val ues 3 Move the A B cursors using the left right cursor keys to specify the time s...

Page 131: ...ired due to unit power outage or communications issue p A 33 Cursor values can be displayed for all channels or for only desired channels p 120 Displaying Cursor Values A B Press SCROLL CURSOR to disp...

Page 132: ...between A B cursor values A B cursors can be enabled for any channel Cursor Value for Specified Channels Press the outer left and right scrolling keys to scroll in large steps Changing Cursor Type Se...

Page 133: ...ning occurs Use this procedure to insert event marks while viewing data on the Waveform Numerical Value screen during measurement Press START to apply a mark Event marks are numbered in the sequence t...

Page 134: ...Select the System screen Select External Trig In Apply Open the setting options for the item to be set Select Event 1 2 3 Connect and configure the exter nal signal input p 136 An event mark is insert...

Page 135: ...4 Observing Measurements and Data 4 Event marks can be inserted by alarm events Make this setting before starting measurements Alarm Event Marks Select the System screen Select Event mark for alarm A...

Page 136: ...sion process includes event numbers along with measured values This is convenient when you need to later extract only marked data How are event marks handled in text CSV conversion The Logger Utility...

Page 137: ...auge Wave Screen Select MoveNo Open the setting options for the item to be set Select Move 4 Apply The waveform with the specified event number is displayed You can search by incrementing and decre me...

Page 138: ...4 3 Marking Waveforms and Searching Marks Search Function 126...

Page 139: ...creen p 140 Specifying Criteria for Measurements Chapter 5 About Triggering Trigger criteria met T T Trigger Type Description Setting Screen Ref Start Trigger Recording starts when the specified Start...

Page 140: ...ment units and wireless loggers have been established and data restored and then the trigger is applied when the trigger conditions are satisfied Trigger output is generated at the same timing For sto...

Page 141: ...al crosses the specified trig ger level voltage Window Trigger p 133 In Recording starts or stops when the input signal enters a range defined by upper and lower thresholds Out Recording starts or sto...

Page 142: ...nabled On To disable triggering set Trig Func Off on the Trig Alm screen Set trigger criteria Select the trigger criteria to be applied See P 131 to P 135 Triggering can be enabled disabled On Off and...

Page 143: ...l screen Make trigger settings on the CH screen of the displayed channel See Key Setting Procedure p 130 Setting Trigger Criteria T T 1 Select Level as the start stop trigger type 2 Select the input s...

Page 144: ...f s 0 01 V 20 V f s 0 02 V 100 V f s 0 1 V 1 5 V f s 0 01 V Temperature thermocouple and RTD 100 Cf s 0 1 C 500 Cf s 0 5 C 1000 Cf s 1 C 2000 Cf s 2 C Humidity 100 RH f s 0 1 RH Resistance 10 f s 0 0...

Page 145: ...the Waveform screen When scaling is enabled the scaled threshold values are displayed Make trigger settings on the CH screen of the displayed chan nel See Key Setting Procedure p 130 T T T T IN OUT 1...

Page 146: ...w T T T High Low 1 Select the trigger signal combining Pattern Select OR or AND as the start stop trigger type 2 Select the triggering state pattern for each pulse channel This setting applies to the...

Page 147: ...erval Interval Trigger p 138 Setting options default setting Start Start recording according to Start Trigger criteria Stop Stop recording according to Stop Trigger criteria Start Stop Start and stop...

Page 148: ...lect the slope for the Ext trig Start and Stop settings Select whether triggering occurs on the trigger sig nal s upslope or downslope This setting is forced Off when External Trig In is set to Event...

Page 149: ...recording interval Increment decrement by 10 when the recording interval is longer than 10 seconds increment decrement by one recording interval The instrument pre trigger time can be set up to 99 da...

Page 150: ...s default setting Off Disables the interval trigger OR Applies the interval trigger using OR logic see figure below AND Applies the interval trigger using AND logic see figure below 2 4 Displays the m...

Page 151: ...temperature measured on CH1 exceeds 500 C until it drops below 300 C No 7 Acquire data for only one minute from when the temperature measured on CH1 exceeds 500 C No 8 Acquire data for one minute befo...

Page 152: ...roc to initialize settings and to copy trigger and alarm settings from channels 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 and W1 to W16 to any other channel Copied settings include level slope and threshold values...

Page 153: ...opping Measurement on a Specified Day 1 Select Res Set 2 Select the checkbox for the number No 1 to No 10 of the schedule you wish to set 3 Set Spc Dt Specified Date in Type for the schedule 4 Set the...

Page 154: ...e that the instru Setting options default setting Current Performs measurement using the instru ment s settings as configured at the time the schedule was entered Save No 1 to Save No 5 Performs measu...

Page 155: ...cted number Spc Dt Select when you wish to start and stop measure ment regularly for example every day or on spe cific days Reg Select when you wish to start and stop measure ment regularly for exampl...

Page 156: ...date and time The setting conditions of the enabled schedule can not be changed Setting options default setting Current Perform measurement using the instru ment setting conditions configured at the...

Page 157: ...elect Res Cancel The schedule cancellation dialog box appears 2 Select OK To continue in the schedule standby state without canceling the schedule select Cancel Select OK to cancel the schedule standb...

Page 158: ...is set to On measurement is performed repeatedly until the stop time When the state is Waiting for pre trigger or Waiting for trigger at the stop time measurement stops and the state switches to the w...

Page 159: ...epeat On Off Start Stop Start Stop Stop time Start time Recording time Start of measurement End of measurement Measuring Start time Recording time Start of measurement Measuring Stop time End of measu...

Page 160: ...Start time Recording time Start of measurement Measuring Stop time End of measurement Recording time Start of measurement T Stop time End of measurement Start time Stop time Recording time Start of m...

Page 161: ...ement is performed for the recording time portion time is needed for internal processing before measurement can be resumed dead time Measure ment is not performed during this dead time When you want t...

Page 162: ...r is met between 8 30 to 17 15 on Monday to Friday until the schedule is cancelled No 5 Record data to a SD memory card from 9 00 to 12 00 and 13 00 to 17 30 on Thursday every week until the schedule...

Page 163: ...ers with the exception of a warning indicating that such an interrup tion of communications has occurred Detection processing is performed all at once after communications with measurement units and w...

Page 164: ...o select the alarms for which to display a list All alarms 1 to 4 communica tions interruptions No Alarm memory no ALM Alarm no UNIT CH Unit ch no Error Error type Time of occurrence Time of alarm The...

Page 165: ...criteria remain satisfied until measurement is finished Select the Wave Value Val ue Cmnt or Value Waveform Numerical screen Select ALARM with the UNIT key Put the cursor here and press ENTER to direc...

Page 166: ...tputs while measuring can only be set when measurement is stopped Buzzer beeper Enables and disables the alarm beeper can be set while measuring or not ALARM CLR When alarm hold is enabled put the cur...

Page 167: ...s setting is also available on the Gauge Wave Waveform Numerical screen p 154 4 Enable or disable the alarm beeper by the Buzzer setting This setting is also available on the Gauge Wave Waveform Numer...

Page 168: ...alue is smaller than the level value set Setting options default setting In Sound an alarm when the value is within the range of the window upper and lower values set Out Sound an alarm when the value...

Page 169: ...ing Combined Alarm Output Criteria Setting options default setting OR Alarm output occurs when the alarm criteria specified for any alarm enabled channel are sat isfied AND Alarm output occurs only wh...

Page 170: ...Set Alarm at disconnect to ON A warning is output when the instrument is unable to communicate with a mea surement unit or wireless logger regardless of the AND and OR settings for other alarm criteri...

Page 171: ...ing and Loading Data HIOKI_LR8410 CONF001 SET settings data WAVE0001 MEM Settings data folder CONFIG Waveform data folder DATA MEASUREMENT WAVE0001 CSV PICTURE Folder for calculation specific files Sc...

Page 172: ...ing p A9 for file naming details 6 The TXT file extension is applied except when Separator Comma is selected on the System screen 7 When creating calculation specific files an underbar and a serial nu...

Page 173: ...nt includes a large value capacitor to provide power to save the most recent data and close the files when power fails Although CSV realtime saving is possible data is saved only as text so waveforms...

Page 174: ...easuring Saving is not possible while measuring Save System Screen Waveform Data Screen Image Setting Data Numerical Calculation Results Insert a removable storage p 60 Set the function of SAVE to Sel...

Page 175: ...m data is saved in text format during measurement and calculation results are saved at the end of measurement Saved data cannot be reloaded into the instrument 1 Calculation must be enabled before sta...

Page 176: ...listed options Select the Setting Screen Move to a setting item Apply Open the setting options for the item to be set Setting Procedure Displays an estimate of the remaining time available on the atta...

Page 177: ...oldest first If deletion is not possible saving stops Delete while saving does not apply to numerical calculation files Setting options default setting Off Creates a single file per measurement On Sa...

Page 178: ...placeable message appears When both a SD memory card and USB flash drive are installed and either is removed the save destination automatically switches to the remain ing media If a storage device is...

Page 179: ...fer memory capacity limits saving to the most recent eight mil lion data points If you need to save more data points enable real time auto saving beforehand Saving can only occur when measurement stop...

Page 180: ...u select Quick Save to save data upon pressing SAVE Setting options default setting SD card Save to the SD memory card first USB Memory Save to the USB flash drive first Setting options default settin...

Page 181: ...Select Yes in the confirmation dialog and press ENTER Set the File Name See Filename when no setting has been made p 159 Note Display the screen to be captured before pressing SAVE The setting dialog...

Page 182: ...CONFnnnn SET in a fold er named HIOKI_LR8410 CONFIG p 159 When Memory is selected Select Save for the con figuration instance No to save Enter a comment as needed p 98 Apply When SD Card or USB memor...

Page 183: ...configuration file to load Apply The loading dialog appears 3 Select the load destination Apply If you selected SD Card or USB memory When Loading from removable storage Configuration files stored in...

Page 184: ...ng configurations are stored on both SD memory card and USB flash drive the SD memory card has priority When File Protection High is selected on the System screen Auto Setup is not avail able 4 Settin...

Page 185: ...ing the Undo settings Reverting to previous settings Select the Setting Screen Select Load Set 1 2 Apply The loading dialog appears 3 Select the Memory Apply Select Load for the Undo settings file Se...

Page 186: ...Screen Images Select the File Screen The contents of the removable strage are displayed 1 Apply The control dialog box appears Select a file to load 2 Select Load Apply 3 Displays the parent folder D...

Page 187: ...if the data to be loaded will fit in inter nal buffer memory Select OK to load the data Waveform data file name Waveform data start trigger time Number of data points in the file Channels saved in wav...

Page 188: ...isplayed If only one media type has been inserted the drive cannot be switched Press FILE again USB flash drive contents are displayed Press FILE to toggle between SD memory card drive and USB flash d...

Page 189: ...leted If you need to delete one of these folders rename it first Read only files can only be deleted with a PC Select the File Screen 1 Apply Select a folder or a file to de lete 2 A confirmation dial...

Page 190: ...Select the file or folder to rename 2 The character entry dialog appears Enter the new file name the same way as when entering a comment p 98 A confirmation dialog appears Select Yes and press the ENT...

Page 191: ...s and press ENTER to ex ecute the copy operation 3 Select Copy Apply What if the file I want to copy is not displayed See Switching removable stor age p 176 See Viewing Folder Contents and the Parent...

Page 192: ...lect the key on which to sort 4 3 Select Sort Apply 2 Apply The control dialog boxappears Execute the sort Files are redisplayed sorted in ascending or descending order Press to toggle ascending de sc...

Page 193: ...oaded Instead insert the USB flash drive into the computer s USB slot Select the USB Drive Mode Select the System Screen Select USB Drive Mode Apply A confirmation dialog is displayed Select Yes and p...

Page 194: ...Orient the USB cable plug properly and insert it into the receptacle 1 Connect the other end of the cable to a USB port on the PC The PC should recognize the instru ment as a removable disk when the...

Page 195: ...a Time to maximum value Time elapsed from the start of measurement to the maximum value Time to minimum value Time elapsed from the start of measurement to the minimum value Configure numerical calcul...

Page 196: ...016384 20 mV 0 032767 0 016384 50 mV 0 32767 0 32768 100 mV 0 163835 0 16384 200 mV 0 32767 0 32768 500 mV 3 2767 3 2768 1 V 1 6384 1 6384 2 V 3 2767 3 2768 5 V 32 767 32 768 10 V 16 3835 16 384 20 V...

Page 197: ...perature 100 C 327 67 32768 3276 6 Fungal index 200 Fungal growth projection 100 Input type Input range OVER OVER Burnout detection If NO DATA is displayed for the data of the object channels for calc...

Page 198: ...be set Select from the listed options 1 2 Real Time Calculation While Measuring Auto Calculation 1 Select On 2 Select numerical calculation types To record calculated values at specified intervals spl...

Page 199: ...apses from the start of measurement Set the calculation interval equal to the Length Ref Time Automatically adjusts the initial interval length so that calculated values are saved every time a certain...

Page 200: ...culation type 6 Select Exec and execute Numerical calculation results are displayed Setting options default setting Average P P Maximum Minimum Time to Max Time to Min Off The results of the selected...

Page 201: ...r to move p 118 Move to a Span item 3 Apply Open the setting options for the item to be set Select Switch to Calc Apply 5 Select Exec Apply The results of calculations are displayed Press SCROLL CURSO...

Page 202: ...are two or more minima this value is the first to occur Interval Calculation Auto Calc only p 187 When Split Save is enabled On or Ref Time calculation results are saved at the speci fied interval Wh...

Page 203: ...CHB can be set to W1 and W2 respectively The above formula is set up beforehand calculation result waveforms are displayed on the Wave form screen while measuring and calculated values can be saved U...

Page 204: ...r select coefficient a CH A coefficient b CH B coefficient c and the measurement units and press ENTER 2 1 Increment decrementby 1 change sign Select setting field On Off Coefficient setting dialog Se...

Page 205: ...ied as a current value is not checked to verify that it does in fact represent a current value The calculation will be per formed regardless of the type of data specified 1 Select CALC1 or CALC2 and c...

Page 206: ...c 1 or Calc 2 3 Select channel W1 to W30 The coefficient setting dialog is dis played 4 Select Power calculation in the dialog box and press the ENTER key A power calculation settings dialog box will...

Page 207: ...uage p 199 Set start stop confirmation message display p 199 3 CSV File Saving Select CSV file data decimal and separator characters p 200 Select the sort order for numerical calculation results p 200...

Page 208: ...pen the setting options for the item to be set Select from the listed op tions 1 2 8 1 Operation Settings Using the Auto Resume Function Resume After Power Restoration When Auto Resume is enabled meas...

Page 209: ...t is off so be sure to turn the instrument power switch off when not in use While the backlight saver is active the instrument s measuring state is still indicated by the LED File Protection Level Set...

Page 210: ...per can be set to sound when an error occurs Beep Sound Beeper Adjust Backlight Brightness Setting options default setting 100 70 40 25 four step brightness setting Selecting Black or White Screen Bac...

Page 211: ...options default setting Time Displays the time span from the start of measurement If triggering is enabled the displayed time span is from the last trigger event Date Displays the date and time every...

Page 212: ...iod character Comma Select the comma character Setting options default setting Comma Select the comma character Space Select the space character Tab Select the tab character Semicolon Select the semic...

Page 213: ...in Excel Split msec Set the horizontal axis time value display to Date When opening data as a text file outputs date data using the fol lowing format double quotation mark year 4 digits month 2 digits...

Page 214: ...incorrect If this occurs reset the clock When a wireless logger is connected the wireless logger will be set to the same time as the instrument 8 5 Making System Settings Setting the Date and Time Se...

Page 215: ...Apply Initialization proceeds Setting configuration and language selection saved in the instrument are not reset Communications settings LAN USB cannot be reset while the instrument is sending an e m...

Page 216: ...en changes each time you press an operation key If the display screen seems abnormal request repairs ROM RAM ROM RAM Tests the instrument s internal memory ROM and RAM If NG appears request repairs SD...

Page 217: ...tting procedures and trigger signal details The external signal input function can be changed to insert event marks See Inserting Event Marks Using External Input Signals p 122 External Control Chapte...

Page 218: ...level 0 to 0 5 V Pulse width LOW level 100 ms or greater Maximum switching capacity 5 to 30 VDC 5 mA max HIGH 4 0 to 5 0 V LOW 0 to 0 5 V GND TRIG OUT 10 k 5 V 100 ms or greater The signal is output e...

Page 219: ...m criteria are satisfied About the Alarm Output Signal Output signal Open drain output with 5 V voltage output active LOW Output voltage level HIGH level 4 0 to 5 0 V LOW level 0 to 0 5 V Output respo...

Page 220: ...al relay 5 V DC Instrument DC power supply FET Prepare a DC power supply with an output voltage depending on rated voltage of the relay coil Signal Output Procedure Connect the instrument s ALM extern...

Page 221: ...edure On all instruments set the External Trig In to Trigger p 136 Triggering any instrument triggers all connected instruments As the number of connected instruments is increased the trigger time dif...

Page 222: ...9 4 Synchronous Measurements with Multiple instruments 210...

Page 223: ...vals However data recorded at shorter intervals can still be obtained after measurement has fin ished To create a program see the Communications Command Instruction Manual on the supplied application...

Page 224: ...communicate using the Logger Utility p 234 or communications com mands p 270 Select the instrument s USB interface 10 1 USB Settings and Connections 1 Configuring the instrument Select the System Scre...

Page 225: ...LoggerUtility Driver SetupDriver32 msi If you are using the Windows Vista Windows 7 Windows 8 Windows 10 64bit version Run DriverSetup64 msi in the CD If Logger Utility is already installed run the CD...

Page 226: ...Windows 8 Windows 10 When a dialog box requesting your permission to continue the program appears click Continue For Windows XP During the installation a message saying that the software has not passe...

Page 227: ...her dialog box re questing your permission to install the software may appear When it does check Always trust software from HIOKI E E CORPORATION and click Install to continue 5 When installation is c...

Page 228: ...use the device are com plete 3 Connecting the instrument to a PC To avoid electric shock hazards turn off all devices before connect ing or disconnecting the USB cable Do not pull out the USB cable du...

Page 229: ...ion wizard will be gin Check No not this time and click Next 2 Check Install the software automatically Recom mended and click Next Please wait while the driver is being installed 3 Click Continue Any...

Page 230: ...nnection Controlling by Logger Utility p 234 The supplied Logger Utility program provides PC control over instrument settings and measurement data recording and observing Controlling by Communications...

Page 231: ...ling the Logger Utility Program Operating Environment OS Windows XP 32 bit Windows Vista 32 bit 64 bit Windows 7 32 bit 64 bit Windows 8 32 bit 64 bit Windows 10 32 bit 64 bit CPU 1 GHz or faster x 86...

Page 232: ...be fore you start the installation The installation may not be performed properly if antivi rus software is running 1 Start up Windows Exit all running applications 2 Insert the included CD into the P...

Page 233: ...but ton To change the install location Click the Browse button and se lect the folder into which you wish to install the software There is normal ly no need to change the install loca tion 5 Click Nex...

Page 234: ...1 Windows Vista Windows XP Windows 7 From the Windows Start menu select the Control Panel Windows 8 On the desktop in the Charm Bar click Settings Control Panel Windows 10 From the Windows Start menu...

Page 235: ...Utility on the list of currently installed programs and delete it The installer will be launched automatically You will be returned to the Add and Delete Programs dialog box Settings and other files...

Page 236: ...before connecting to the network If you change settings while connected to the network IP addresses may over lap or invalid address data may flow over the network Things to Check Before Making Settin...

Page 237: ...ress This is an address that identifies an individual device on a network Assign an address that is different from the addresses of all other devices If DHCP is enabled the address is assigned automat...

Page 238: ...168 1 0 24 network address or enter 192 168 1 1 as a private IP address Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 To display the following dialogs Windows 7 Windows 8 Windows 10 1 Display network connections by selec...

Page 239: ...t Communication The communications settings appear Open Select Communication Interface 1 2 3 Apply Select LAN Move to a setting item Open 4 Set Apply Increment decrement by 1 Increment decrement by 10...

Page 240: ...network using a predetermined IP address To allocate a name to the instrument Set Host Name Settings when on same network DHCP On DHCP Off DHCP Off Set IP Address on the instrument Set IP Address on t...

Page 241: ...reserved for use by the instrument Gateway IP Set this only when Gateway is enabled Set the IP address of the gateway device DNS Select whether to use DNS DNS IP Set this only when DNS is enabled Set...

Page 242: ...low make sure that no host names or IP addresses are duplicated First instrument Second instrument Third instrument Common Settings Host Name LOGGER DHCP Off IP Address 192 168 1 2 Subnet Mask 255 255...

Page 243: ...ating at 10 Mbps and not lit at 10 Mbps Green LED Lights when linked and blinks during communication If the green LED does not light when connected to the LAN the instrument or connected device may be...

Page 244: ...Internet Explorer IE can be used to make instrument set tings and to control remote data acquisition and on screen monitoring HTTP server functions Sending E Mail p 263 E Mail notifications can be aut...

Page 245: ...PC are correct use the ping util ity to test data transfer 1 From the Start menu select All Programs Accessories Comand Prompt 2 at the blinking cursor Enter ping XXX XXX X X the IP address of the hos...

Page 246: ...rument to the Logger Utility will not be changed during measurement If you wish to access that data load the restored data that was saved on the instrument after stopping measurement p A33 Configure i...

Page 247: ...er Utility Ending Logger Utility Click Exit Application from the File menu of the main screen Alternatively you can click the x close button at the top right of the main screen Starting Logger Utility...

Page 248: ...E 4 When the FTP HTTP Authentication instrument setting is enabled Enter the user name and password and press the SET To avoid unauthorized access to HTTP functions we recommend securing connections w...

Page 249: ...not be installed To operate the instrument from a web browser depending on the PC s software environment Java may need to be installed separately In that case download and install JRE Java Runtime Env...

Page 250: ...ith the mouse to oper ate Screen refresh time can be selected from Off or 2 10 or 60 seconds Refreshing the screen also refreshes the on off state of the Start LED The emulated screen can be enlarged...

Page 251: ...annel at every recording interval Screen refresh time can be selected from Off or 5 10 or 60 seconds When measurement is stopped instantaneous input data from each channel is dis played You can select...

Page 252: ...into the instrument s internal memory cannot be accessed while measuring It is possible only after measurement stops When acquiring optional range data Click When acquiring all data 1 Specify the time...

Page 253: ...for each channel can be simply entered from the web browser Enter a comment and click the SET button You can select another input unit for setting Setting Comments Click Select the input unit for set...

Page 254: ...rom internal buffer memory and removable storage to the PC 10 5 Transferring Data to a PC with the FTP Server Function 1 Start IE to display the Settings screen p 236 2 Click DATA GET BY FTP This scre...

Page 255: ...le measuring It is accessible when measurement stops Files containing either current or previously saved data real time CSV and calculation results are inac cessible while measuring When FTP HTTP Auth...

Page 256: ...nsfer the transfer may be suspended during data saving Before inserting or removing a removal storage terminate the FTP con nection Although the instrument s removable storage can be externally access...

Page 257: ...erence If the computer time differs from the in strument s FTP server time set that dif ference here 2 Set FTP HTTP Authentication If limiting FTP HTTP server connections set FTP HTTP Authentication t...

Page 258: ...Auto Sending Data using the FTP Client Function Set Auto Save to Waveform realtime CSV realtime Waveform Calc or CSV Calc Calculated values are not transferred automatically To save or transfer data p...

Page 259: ...efer to the FTP server program s help or contact the network administrator Installing FTP 1 Select Programs under Con trol Panel 2 Select Turn Windows features on or off 3 On Windows click the but ton...

Page 260: ...l panel 5 Select Administrative Tools 6 Select Internet Information Ser vices IIS Manager 7 Right click on the item listed as a connection in the left box to dis play the menu and select Add FTP Site...

Page 261: ...and SSL set tings and click the Next button Configure the settings as follows Binding settings IP address All Unassigned Port 21 Start FTP site automatically Check SSL No SSL 10 Enter authentication a...

Page 262: ...Data using the FTP Client Function 250 12 Select Windows Firewall 13 Select Advanced settings 14 Select Properties of the FTP Server FTP Traffic In from Inbound Rules 15 On the FTP Server FTP Traffic...

Page 263: ...tion 10 16 Confirm that FTP Server FTP Traffic In is enabled and close the dialog box Setting the users that will access the server 17 Select Administrative Tools from Control Panel 18 Select Computer...

Page 264: ...username and password and select the Password never expires check box 21 Confirm that the set up logger is registered as a user and close the dialog box The access permit of the folder for FTP is set...

Page 265: ...P Client Function 253 3 Chapter 10 Connection to a PC Communication 10 Above a setup of FTP of Windows 7 is an end You can use the FTP server by using the created username and password 24 Select Full...

Page 266: ...he FTP Client Function 254 The following example uses Windows XP Professional 1 In the Control Panel select Add or Remove Programs 2 Select Add Remove Windows Components 3 Select Internet Information...

Page 267: ...Data using the FTP Client Function 255 3 Chapter 10 Connection to a PC Communication 10 4 Select File Transfer Protocol FTP Service and click OK 5 Click Next At this point your Windows XP CD is reques...

Page 268: ...P Client Function 256 When installation is finished the InetPub folder is created 7 In the Control Panel select Administrative Tools 8 Select Internet Information Services 9 Select Default FTP Site an...

Page 269: ...munication 10 10 For the IP Address select All Unassigned 11 On the Home Directory tab select Read Write and Log visits and click OK 12 Back in the Administrative Tools select Computer Management 13 I...

Page 270: ...to Sending Data using the FTP Client Function 258 14 Enter a user name full name password and confirmation e g logger and click Create The created logger user is registered This completes FTP setup on...

Page 271: ...ttings FTP Server PC e g 192 168 1 2 e g 192 168 1 1 Instrument Select the System Screen Set FTP Auto Transfer to ON Apply Select from the listed options p 260 1 3 Select FTP FTP cannot be selected wh...

Page 272: ...be prepended to file names Examples Host Name LOGGER IP Address 192 168 1 2 Date 10 04 01 08 30 05 Auto Save file name AUTO0001 MEM When the host name IP address and time are set as above the file na...

Page 273: ...size information Typical transfer speed is 300KB s and typical transfer preparation time is 3 s Example For a 3MB 3 000KB file Transfer time 3 000KB 300 KB s 3 s 10 3 s 13 s Testing File Transfer Sele...

Page 274: ...send and the number of unsent files are displayed Status values are reset to zero by the following When pressing START to start measuring When changing LAN related settings For example Total 10 Sent F...

Page 275: ...or media full event occurs during measurement Up to three recipient e mail addresses may be registered 10 7 Sending E Mail Frequent alarm events can generate excessive e mails In this case enable Alar...

Page 276: ...tings SMTP Example 192 168 1 2 Example 192 168 1 1 Example 192 168 1 100 Mail Server Internet Service Provider Mail Recipient PC Mail Recipient Cell Phone or PC Instrument Select the System Screen Mov...

Page 277: ...for example to notify a starting trigger Stop Trig Send mail when a Stop trigger event occurs Alarm Send mail when an alarm event occurs Start Bup Send mail upon recovery from a power outage Mem Full...

Page 278: ...l server name Enter the mail server name Specifies the SMTP mail server Setting options Up to 32 characters IP Address Set the IP address of the mail server Specifies the SMTP mail server Setting opti...

Page 279: ...ion 10 E Mail Sending Timing Each e mail should take about one second Testing E Mailing Select Mail Transfer Test Apply Sends a test e mail If the e mailing test fails check your instrument e mailing...

Page 280: ...t measuring When changing LAN related settings For example Total 10 Sent Finish 7 Failed Miss 1 and Unsent Not Yet 2 Here ten e mails were initiated seven of which were sent one of which failed and tw...

Page 281: ...the IP Port POP Set the POP3 server s IP address and port number 4 Enter the Account Name Enter the name of the user account for authentication 5 Enter a Password Enter the password for authentication...

Page 282: ...0 1 USB Settings and Connections p 212 for the USB settings and connection procedures See 10 2 LAN Settings and Connections Before connecting to the network p 224 for the LAN settings and connection p...

Page 283: ...uding the wireless setting refer to each of the Link product s instruction manuals After the wireless setting is configured the Link product can be registered and deleted by following the same procedu...

Page 284: ...ormation about the connected Link product At this time the scaling setting and the upper and lower limits setting of the waveform display will be automatically configured 11 2 Configure Settings Gauge...

Page 285: ...il the mode or range setting information of the Link product is changed If the unit registration information is loaded from the internal memory the setting information will be considered to be not obt...

Page 286: ...data The data will not recovered if the communications break For more details refer to each of the Link product s instruction manuals 11 3 Carry Out Measurement The setting information of the Link pro...

Page 287: ...1 Control and communications Between instrument and units Bluetooth 2 1 EDR Communications range 30 m line of sight Security SSP Internal buffer memory 8 MWords volatile RAM SDRAM External memory SD m...

Page 288: ...AT32 Communications Functions LAN Interface LAN IEEE802 3 Ethernet 100BASE TX DHCP DNS Connector RJ 45 LAN Function Data acquisition and measurement criteria setting with the Logger Utility Setting an...

Page 289: ...40 25 Power source AC adapter Z1008 AC Adapter DC12 V Rated supply voltage 100 V to 240 V AC Rated supply frequency 50 Hz 60 Hz Battery Z1007 Battery Pack The AC Adapter has priority when connected L...

Page 290: ...d value Window Trigger Triggering occurs when the input signal level enters or exits the ampli tude window defined by upper lower thresholds Pattern trigger Applies the trigger when a pattern defined...

Page 291: ...munication error When a communications error occurs Thermocouple burnout When thermocouple burn out detection is enabled Unit battery When the LR8510 Wireless Voltage Temp Unit or LR8511 Wireless Uni...

Page 292: ...520 Wireless Fungal Logger data is updated at a 500 ms interval Recording length time span Set continuous recording Off or On When Off any time can be set Repeating Measure ment Recording Set Off or O...

Page 293: ...upper lower limits specify the limit values Waveform scrolling Time axis scrolling is available by left right arrow keys while measuring and when measurement stops waveform drawing period These keys m...

Page 294: ...ered when saving Save types Setting criteria waveform data binary format waveform data CSV for mat numerical calculation results screen captures compressed bitmap format reservation settings Reloading...

Page 295: ...nt mark insertion 1 When pressing START while measuring 2 When pressing the on screen Make Mark button 3 When a signal is applied to the external trigger input terminal External Trigger and Exclusive...

Page 296: ...tions Set by pressing and holding the CANCEL key for 3 sec or more Beeper On Off Reservation function Set up to 10 sets of measurement start and stop conditions Spc Dt Set start and stop times year mo...

Page 297: ...512 Wireless Pulse Logger LR8513 Wireless Clamp Logger LR8514 Wireless Humidity Logger LR8515 Wireless Voltage Temp Logger LR8520 Wireless Fungal Logger Z1007 Battery Pack Z1008 AC Adapter with suppli...

Page 298: ...less noncondensating 45 C to 50 C 113 F to 122 F 50 RH or less noncondensating 50 C to 60 C 122 F to 140 F 30 RH or less noncondensating temperature variation range is 5 to 35 C 41 to 95 F Storage tem...

Page 299: ...rminals per channel Terminal block cover mounting Measurement objects Voltage Thermocouple K J E T N R S B W Measurement ranges Measurable Range Resolution Measurement accuracy Measure ment Object Typ...

Page 300: ...C 0 6 C 2000 Cf s 0 1 C 200 C to 100 Corless 1 5 C 100 C to 1350 C 0 8 C J 1 100 Cf s 0 01 C 100 C to 0 C or less 0 8 C 0 C to 100 C 0 6 C 500 Cf s 0 05 C 200 C to 100 Corless 1 0 C 100 C to 0 C or le...

Page 301: ...100 C to 0 C or less 0 8 C 0 C to 400 C 0 6 C N 1 100 Cf s 0 01 C 100 C to 0 C or less 1 2 C 0 C to 100 C 1 0 C 500 Cf s 0 05 C 200 C to 100 Corless 2 2 C 100 C to 0 C or less 1 2 C 0 C to 500 C 1 0 C...

Page 302: ...ith 100 maximum signal source impedance 100dB minimum with 50 Hz or 60 Hz input and digital filter disabled 140dB minimum for 50 Hz input with 5 s recording interval 50 Hz digital filter enabled 10 mV...

Page 303: ...cording interval of 100 ms 23 C 73 4 F approx 120 hours with a recording interval of 1 min 23 C 73 4 F Charging function The AC adapter or a 10 to 28 V DC external power supply can be con nected while...

Page 304: ...umidity 20 C to 40 C 4 F to 104 F 80 RH or less noncondensating 40 C to 45 C 104 F to 113 F 60 RH or less noncondensating 45 C to 50 C 113 F to 122 F 50 RH or less noncondensating 50 C to 60 C 122 F t...

Page 305: ...mounting Measurement objects Voltage Thermocouple K J E T N R S B W RTDs Pt100 JPt100 3 or 4 wire configuration 1 mA 5 measurement current Resistance 4 wire configuration 1 mA 5 measurement current Hu...

Page 306: ...0 6 C 2000 Cf s 0 1 C 200 C to 100 Corless 1 5 C 100 C to 1350 C 0 8 C J 1 100 Cf s 0 01 C 100 C to 0 C or less 0 8 C 0 C to 100 C 0 6 C 500 Cf s 0 05 C 200 C to 100 Corless 1 0 C 100 C to 0 C or less...

Page 307: ...s 2 2 C 100 C to 0 C or less 1 2 C 0 C to 500 C 1 0 C 2000 Cf s 0 1 C 200 C to 100 Corless 2 2 C 100 C to 0 C or less 1 2 C 0 C to 1300 C 1 0 C R 1 100 Cf s 0 01 C 0 C to 100 C 4 5 C 500 Cf s 0 05 C 0...

Page 308: ...Off 50 Hz 60 Hz automatically sets the cut off frequency according to the recording inter val Inputs Measurement Object Type Range Max Resolu tion Measurable Range Measure ment accuracy RTD 3 JIS C 16...

Page 309: ...nel voltage 300 VDC during voltage and thermocouple measurement Channels are not isolated during resistance temperature detector resistance or hu midity measurement Maximum rated voltage to earth 300...

Page 310: ...g time Approx 7 h 23 C reference value Power source LED indicators Unit number status indicator The UNIT1 through UNIT7 LEDs light up or flash according to the unit number Lit up Strong communications...

Page 311: ...ctric shock or bodily injury Part Recommended replacement cycle Remarks conditions Electrolytic Capacitors Approx 10 years The board on which the parts in question are mounted should be replaced LCD b...

Page 312: ...als when transporting the instrument if possible Pack the instrument so that it will not sustain damage during shipping and include a descrip tion of existing damage We do not take any responsibility...

Page 313: ...your authorized Hioki distributor or reseller Customers should not attempt to perform parts replacement and repair Contact your authorized Hioki distributor or reseller Unable to establish communicati...

Page 314: ...d Charging LED is not lit Please confirm that the surrounding tem perature is within 5 to 35 C range The temperature range within which the instrument and measurement unit can be used to charge the ba...

Page 315: ...ord and measurement cables before removing the lithium battery 1 Verify that the power is off and remove the cables and power cord 2 Turn the instrument over and remove the six screws affixing the low...

Page 316: ...13 3 Disposing of the instrument 304...

Page 317: ...egardless of the recording interval setting When the digital filter is set to 50 Hz or 60 Hz the scan width varies with the recording interval If the recording interval is 5 s the scan width per chann...

Page 318: ...ng mode increases causing the operating time when using the battery to increase The following figure illustrates scan timing when measurement is on for unit channels 1 and 2 but off for other channels...

Page 319: ...lace the battery with an adequately charged battery 005 FPGA error Incompatible FPGA firmware version Try updat ing the firmware and if the error persists submit the instrument for repair 008 FPGA PLL...

Page 320: ...terval or length requires reducing pre trigger recording time 232 Recording and Pre Trigger spans changed due to waveform memory limit Increasing the recording interval requires reducing recording len...

Page 321: ...ile processing a file on the removal storage Turn the instrument off and back on 402 Cannot load this file The format of the file is incompatible with the instru ment or the file is corrupt Refer to 6...

Page 322: ...is error occurs while using a good removal stor age the instrument may be damaged in which case contact your authorized Hioki distributor or reseller 502 File system error Incorrect file handle Turn t...

Page 323: ...nvalid file name The file name contains an invalid character Rename the file p 178 519 File system error directory error Turn the instrument off and back on If the fault per sists perform system reset...

Page 324: ...wer and then delete the unit 704 Failed to register the unit Try registering the unit again Verify that the unit you are trying to register is on and verify its communications state Then register it a...

Page 325: ...lculation results automatically generated serial numbers up to eight digits are appended to the specified file name If no file name is specified AUTO is automatically entered XXXX0001 MEM XXX00001 MEM...

Page 326: ...e Alarm Source Alarm Source Alarm Source Calculation 5 Range 1V 6 Comment 7 Scaling OFF OFF OFF 8 Ratio 1 00000E 00 1 00000E 00 1 00000E 00 9 Offset 0 00000E 00 0 00000E 00 0 00000E 00 10 Time 1 1 V A...

Page 327: ...er of channels other than wireless pulse loggers for Unit 1 through Unit 7 2 Number of wireless pulse logger integration or RPM chan nels 4 number of units with wireless pulse logger logic channels 1...

Page 328: ...5 100 C 100 200 10 LR8520 Senser 9675 Thermocouple K Burn Out Off RJC Int Count Mo Addition Slope threshold 1V Filter OFF Measurement method Instantaneous Zero suppres sion ON Disp Span Pos Zoom 1 CH...

Page 329: ...Off File Protection Low Backlight saver OFF Backlight Brightness 100 Display Color Black Beep Sound ON Time Disp Time External Trig In Trigger Starg Stop message ON Decimal Mark Dot Separator Comma N...

Page 330: ...es when measuring only 30 analog channels with two units no alarm output or waveform calculations The waveform file header is not included so use about 90 of the values in the following table to estim...

Page 331: ...roduced by current in power lines couple into loops in the input signal lines Coupling due to electrostatic capacitance between input signal lines and power supply lines What is common mode noise Nois...

Page 332: ...d ground Because common mode noise is generated between the input pins it has a direct effect on the measurements Inverter or Commercial Power Supply Electromagnetic Coupling Signal Voltage Normal Mod...

Page 333: ...ged directly into a grounded three prong receptacle Securely ground the chassis of the device being tested Securely connect the chassis of the device being tested to a good ground The wireless logger...

Page 334: ...e chassis GND on the signal side to a good ground with a sufficiently low ground resistance Noise current i1 and i2 can be sup pressed by suppressing the common mode voltage with a low resistance grou...

Page 335: ...etic induction and shielded wires are effective for preventing electrostatic induction The shielded wires should be grounded on the signal source side Shielded twisted pair wires for the thermocouple...

Page 336: ...gital filter can be set for the analog channels Select 50 Hz or 60 Hz to match the local line frequency See 3 9 Suppressing Noise Enable Digital Filtering p 100 Inserting a Capacitor in the Signal Lin...

Page 337: ...ment available Measure by connecting a 250 resistor between and input terminals Connecting a 4 to 20 mA Output Device and Recording Average Values Every Min ute p A29 What is the maximum measuring tim...

Page 338: ...Mea surement Settings us ing thermocouples p 76 What happens to data if a power outage occurs during measure ment If only the measurement unit loses pow er data during the outage is treated as being...

Page 339: ...ess Logging Sta tion s power is out even if the measure ment units remain on Using the Auto Re sume Function Re sume After Power Restoration p 196 How to display only CH1 to CH3 Select only the channe...

Page 340: ...ternal signal to the EXT TRIG terminal and set as follows Ext trig Start Rising Stop Falling Data will now be acquired only when the external signal is HIGH Using External Trig gering p 136 Can I reco...

Page 341: ...n CH1 and CH2 When the Filter is Off the time differ ence between data on neighboring channels is about 5 ms regardless of recording interval When the Filter is enabled 50 or 60 Hz the time differ enc...

Page 342: ...conditions num ber of channels and recording interval About 400 days of recording is possible using 15 analog channels at 1 s record ing interval to 1 GB media Appendix 7 Maximum Recordable Time p A14...

Page 343: ...ave time span only data within that span is saved Also internal memory capacity limits saving of measurement data to the most recent eight million data points If you need to save more data points enab...

Page 344: ...y Event mark information is not included 4 3 Marking Wave forms and Searching Marks Search Func tion p 121 Question Remedial Action Reference page Question Remedial Action Reference page What kind of...

Page 345: ...LR8410 20 Measurement unit AC Adapter supplied Measurement input leads 250 shunt resistor SD memory card Included or optional 1 Place the instrument and measurement unit close together 2 Connect them...

Page 346: ...long with calculated values every minute Recording interval 5 s record time Time 1 h Numerical calculation On Calc 1 Maximum Split calc On Length 1 min Auto Save Waveform calcu Split Save Off Media SD...

Page 347: ...or the 10 V range display range to 5 V and 1 V respectively If you wish to change the upper and lower limit values use the 10 V range 1 V 5 V When set as shown at the left the vertical axes appear lik...

Page 348: ...0 and LR8511 input circuits are shown below Appendix 11Input Circuit Diagram Analog Inputs Voltage Thermocouple Humidity RTD and Resistance Channel Select Relays For RTDs and Resistance only 1 mA Cons...

Page 349: ...estoring data NO DATA is shown for the value display and as cursor val ues and calculated values and saved data are treated as described in Table 1 below Appendix 12Instrument Unit Communications Inte...

Page 350: ...ement unit and wireless log ger The maximum number of data points that can be stored for later restoration is 65 565 n where n indicates the number of channels fixed to four for a wireless logger Tabl...

Page 351: ...0 day 30 min 1365 3 682 7 455 1 341 3 273 1 227 6 195 0 day 1 hour 2730 7 1365 3 910 2 682 7 546 1 455 1 390 1 day Recording interval Channels used 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 100 ms 13 7 12 1 10 9 9 9 9 1...

Page 352: ...ee devices In some cases there may be discrepancies such as those illustrated below in the number of data points captured once communications between the instrument and the measurement units and wirel...

Page 353: ...ng on the unit after communications are established Excessive data is discarded When the data counts for the instrument and measurement units are the same instrument The instrument will acquire data r...

Page 354: ...nications have been reestablished with the unit and data has been restored from the unit trigger judgment will be performed for restored data all at once and trigger events will occur as trigger crite...

Page 355: ...a When the stop trigger falling slope AND and the stop trigger rising slope AND are the same Data before the start trigger is not saved Unit data Start trigger rising slope OR Stop trigger falling slo...

Page 356: ...have not yet been split can be restored When automatically saving data in the CSV text format saved data is not restored Additionally data cannot be restored if the data in question cannot be found on...

Page 357: ...76 Sort 178 Charging time 41 Cleaning 297 Clock Setting 200 Communications commands 268 Cursor Type 118 Cursor values 117 D Daisy chain serial synchronization 207 Decimal Mark 198 Decimal Point Charac...

Page 358: ...181 188 Measurement unit 1 Measurement values 33 Memory 168 Minimum value 181 188 Monitor 38 Move the cursor s 118 N N Calc Data Saving 198 Network 222 Noise 98 A 15 Numerical calculations 181 Numeri...

Page 359: ...181 188 Time Value Display 197 Trace cursors 118 TRIG OUT 51 204 Trigger combining logic 133 Trigger input 203 Trigger output 204 Triggering 125 Triggering criteria 133 U Uninstalling 220 Unit Inform...

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