3.4 Setting Configuration 2 – Input Channel Settings
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easurement
Configure these settings for each pulse channel receiving input from a pulse
output device such as a watt-hour or flow meter.
Use the scaling function to display integrated pulse counts as the correspond-
ing physical units (such as Wh or VA) of the measurement parameter (p. 69).
If the allowable measurement range of each range is significantly exceeded,
“OVER” or “-OVER” is displayed for the numerical value or cursor value and
the calculated value or saved data is handled as a full scale value.
Refer to
“LR8432-20 Measurement Values” (p. A13).
Integration (Count) Measurement Settings
• When using the scaling function, the integrated pulse count can
be displayed after conversion to the measurement target’s prop-
erty (Wh, VA, etc.). (p. 69)
• The count will be saturated when the pulse count exceeds
1,073,741,823. If there is a possibility that this number may be
exceeded, it is recommended to set the integration mode to
instantaneous and tabulate the results later with spreadsheet
software or a similar application.
1
Select a channel (
P 1
to
P 4
) for the
[Chan-
nel]
setting contents.
2
To enable measurement on the channel,
select On to display the check mark (
).
3
Select
[Count]
for the
[Input]
(input type)
setting.
4
Select the measurement method from the
[Count Mode]
settings.
Setting options:(
∗
default setting)
5
Select the basis of measurement from the
[Slope]
settings.
Setting options:(
∗
default setting)
Add
*
Counts the number of pulses acquired
from the start of measurement.
Inst
Counts the number of pulses acquired dur-
ing each recording interval. The pulse
count is reset at the beginning of each re-
cording interval.
↑
∗
Counts the number of L - H transitions.
↓
Counts the number of H - L transitions.
Totalized
[Add]
Instantaneous
[Inst]
Detect-
ing level
L
H
1 2
: On
: Off
3
4
5
Summary of Contents for LR8432-20
Page 1: ...EN LR8432 20 HEAT FLOW LOGGER Instruction Manual Jan 2016 Edition 1 LR8432B980 00 16 01H...
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Page 22: ...Operating Precautions 14...
Page 50: ...2 5 Zero Adjustment 42...
Page 88: ...3 7 Viewing All Channel Settings in a List 80...
Page 104: ...4 5 About Recording Operation 96...
Page 154: ...7 4 Waveform Calculation Formula 146...
Page 164: ...8 3 Making System Settings 156...
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