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Using the Scaling Function
Unit
Measure
Channel
Trigger
Alarm
Calculation
System
3
(When the scaling conversion method is set to
[Ratio]
)
Enter the slope and the offset in
[Slope]
and
[Offset]
, respectively.
Select the numerical value entry item and press the
ENTER
key to display the numerical value
setting window.
See “Value entry method” (p. 7).
−9.9999e+09
to
+9.9999e+09
Example setting
Make measurements using a strain* acceleration sensor with a calibration coefficient of
0.001442G /1 × 10
−6
and display waveform data as values expressed in units of gees
(G) (*: 10
-6
strain = μ
ε
):
Unit
G
Slope
0.001442 (G) (displayed as 1.442 m)
Offset
0
4
Enter the post-conversion unit in
[Unit]
(up to 7 single-byte characters).
See “Text entry method” (p. 8).
5
(When the scaling conversion method is set to
[2-point]
)
Enter the pre- and post-conversion values in
[Convert 1]
and
[Convert 2]
, respectively.
Select the numerical value entry item and press the
ENTER
key to display the numerical value
setting window.
−9.9999e+29
to
+9.9999e+29
Example setting
Convert 4-20 mA output from a sensor into 0 to 100 mm.
The 4-20 mA output is measured as 1 V to 5 V using a 250
Ω
shunt resistor.
Convert a range of 1 V to 5 V into that of 0 mm to 100 mm.
Unit
mm
Convert 1
Convert 1 into 0 (1 V into 0 mm).
Convert 2
Convert 5 into 100 (5 V into 100 mm).
6
(When the scaling conversion method is set to
[Sensitivity]
)
Enter the sensitivity value in
[Sensitivity]
.
Select the numerical value entry item and press the
ENTER
key to display the numerical value
setting window.
−1.0000e+09
to
+1.0000e+09
Example setting
Make measurements using a heat flow sensor with a sensitivity constant of 0.02421 mV/W•m
-2
and
display waveform data as values expressed in units of watts per square meter (W/m
2
):
Unit
W/m
2
Sensitivity
0.02421 m (displayed as 24.21 μ)
Offset
0
1
Settings and Operation
Summary of Contents for LR8450
Page 68: ...64 Observing Waveforms Alarm...
Page 72: ...68 Observing Waveforms 3 Numerical calculation Numerical calculation results...
Page 131: ...128 Acquiring Data with a Computer PC...
Page 175: ...172 Controlling the System...
Page 233: ...230 Controlling the Instrument with Communication Commands...
Page 271: ...268 Plug in Module Specifications...