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Connecting Cables

Connecting the clamp sensor (LR8513)

Connect the clamp sensor to the LR8513 connection terminal. Use the specified

clamp sensor. For more details, see the instruction manual supplied with the clamp

sensor.

Connector guide

BNC connector groove

Lock

CH2

CH1

Clamp

sensor

(The figure is for the

CT6500.)

Align the BNC connector groove of

the clamp sensor with the instrument

connector guide and insert it.

Turn it to the right to lock it.

When removing the connector, turn it to the

left and pull it out.

Clamp the object to be measured.

(p. 43)

• If it is not completely inserted, a correct

value is not displayed. If a correct value is

not displayed even when it is completely

inserted, the instrument or sensor may have

a problem. Send the instrument for repair.

• Do not connect any clamp sensor other than

the specified sensor.

Supported clamp sensor

Model

Clamp sensor

9669

Clamp On Sensor

9695-02

CT6500

9657-10

Clamp On Leak Sensor

9675

CT9691-90

Clamp On AC/DC Sensor

CT9692-90
CT9693-90

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Summary of Contents for LR8512

Page 1: ...SS PULSE LOGGER EN Sept 2018 Revised edition 6 LR8512B980 06 18 09H LR8514 LR8515 WIRELESS CLAMP LOGGER WIRELESS HUMIDITY LOGGER WIRELESS VOLTAGE TEMP LOGGER www GlobalTestSupply com Find Quality Prod...

Page 2: ...aration for Measurements 29 2 1 Inspection Before Use 29 2 2 Inserting Replacing Batteries 30 Installation Replacement 31 Battery indicator display 32 Battery life indication 33 2 3 Connecting the AC...

Page 3: ...ay Configuration 58 4 5 Basic Operation Procedure 59 Operation flow 59 Selecting multiple wireless loggers 60 4 6 Registering Deleting a Wireless Logger 61 Registering a wireless logger 61 Deleting a...

Page 4: ...ent data 103 4 12 Performing Wireless Logger Maintenance 104 Setting the clock 104 Self diagnosis 105 Checking the version number 106 Updating the firmware version 107 4 13 Convenient Functions 108 5...

Page 5: ...data collection 136 5 10 Browsing Analyzing Measurement Data 137 Browsing measurement data 137 Exporting measurement data 139 Deleting measurement data 142 5 11 Performing Wireless Logger Maintenance...

Page 6: ...teries 174 Appendix Appx 1 Measurement value recording Appx 1 Recording interval and recording time Appx 4 Target collection time Appx 4 Initial setting list Appx 5 www GlobalTestSupply com Find Quali...

Page 7: ...nuals for the intended usage Measurement Guide Read this first For customers who use this instrument for the first time this manual describes the basic operation procedures Instruction Manual this man...

Page 8: ...r or reseller Check the package contents as follows Instrument LR8512 1 LR8513 1 LR8514 1 LR8515 1 Common accessories CD 1 Instruction Manual PDF Application Software Logger Utility Wireless Logger Co...

Page 9: ...19 Connection Cable for 9695 02 connection CT7631 AC DC Current Sensor CT7636 AC DC Current Sensor CT7642 AC DC Current Sensor CT7731 AC DC Auto Zero Current Sensor CT7736 AC DC Auto Zero Current Sens...

Page 10: ...gth including the sensor Approx 50 mm Z2011 Humidity Sensor Cable length Approx 1 5 m Supported instrument LR8410 Wireless Logging Station Supported for software version 1 30 and later www GlobalTestS...

Page 11: ...y to the operator WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that may result in death or serious injury to the operator CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that may result in...

Page 12: ...hat the product conforms to regulations set out by the EU Directive Indicates that the product incorporates Bluetooth wireless technology FCC ID Indicates the ID number of the wireless module certifie...

Page 13: ...han that for which the instrument is rated could result in a severe accident and must be carefully avoided Using a measuring instrument without categories in an environment designated with the CAT II...

Page 14: ...between the instrument and the LR8410 is 30 m If there is an obstacle wall metal screen etc communications may become unstable or the communications distance may become shorter Communications between...

Page 15: ...cifications CAUTION This instrument is not drip proof Water that drips on the connector could cause a malfunction Do not allow any condensation to form Condensation can form particularly in an environ...

Page 16: ...connector To prevent any wires from breaking pull on the connector end not the cord to disconnect the power cord from the outlet or the instrument The cables become stiff below 0 C If the cables are b...

Page 17: ...nics may not operate properly and the life of the operator may be put at great risk WARNING Swallowing magnets could be life threatening Keep any magnets out of reach especially of small children If y...

Page 18: ...g to the instrument may damage the instrument When connecting an external power supply connect the output plug to the instrument and then supply external power Handling of batteries WARNING Do not sho...

Page 19: ...ry level due to the battery characteristics settings during use temperature or consumption level When a battery is used in a low temperature environment or a weak and deteriorated battery is used the...

Page 20: ...exceeds the specified rating is applied the semiconductor relay can fail with a short circuit Never input any voltage that exceeds the specified rating Especially be aware of lightning surges If ther...

Page 21: ...be measured to prevent damage to the instrument or electric shocks Handling of CD Do not allow any dirt or scratches on the disk recording surface When writing on the label face use a pen with a soft...

Page 22: ...mp sensor Clamp sensor 9669 Clamp On Sensor CAT III 600 V AC 9695 02 CAT III 300 V AC CT6500 CAT III 600 V AC 9657 10 Clamp On Leak Sensor CAT III 300 V AC 9675 CT9691 90 Clamp On AC DC Sensor CAT III...

Page 23: ...42 2000 A CT9667 01 AC Flexible Current Sensor 10000 A CT9667 02 10000 A CT9667 03 10000 A CT7044 1000A 600A range 10000A 6000A range CT7045 CT7046 Supplying a current in excess of the maximum input m...

Page 24: ...round cable is close to a high voltage live part and it is difficult to measure change the route of the ground cable before measurement When the 9657 10 9675 Clamp On Leak Sensor is used CAUTION To pr...

Page 25: ...teriorate the sensor characteristics or cause an open close operation failure To avoid damaging the instrument do not connect any equipment other than the clamp sensor to the BNC terminal To avoid dam...

Page 26: ...luene etc increasing the error component of humidity measurement Do not expose the temperature and humidity sensor to any concentrated chemical solvent for an extended period of time while it is used...

Page 27: ...LR8410 firmware version 1 30 or later The firmware version for the LR8410 is displayed on the system screen The latest version can be downloaded from our website For details on how to upgrade the sof...

Page 28: ...needs to be updated The software can be updated in Wireless Logger Collector Windows PC version p 107 If the software version is older than 1 20 a communication error protocol error occurs in any comm...

Page 29: ...Logger Utility LAN USB communications Windows PC Wireless Logger Collector 0 1 sec high speed sampling The data update of the LR8513 and LR8514 is every 0 5 sec The memory capacity for each channel is...

Page 30: ...from the left indicate the year of manufacture and the next two indicate the month of manufacture It is necessary for production control requirements such as the product warranty Do not peel off the l...

Page 31: ...toring MAX MIN AVG Maximum value Minimum value Average value Data number Unit number Date and time Operation verification 2 Measurement Lit Performing measurement Blinking Waiting for a measurement st...

Page 32: ...or which the scaling setting is ON is not displayed If it matches the unit for which a segment is prepared however the unit is displayed 3 It is displayed only when connected to the LR8410 4 For pulse...

Page 33: ...instruction manual 10 When scaling is set to ON the allowable display range is indicated in the following table Scaling displayed digit setting U F display Underflow Allowable display range O F displ...

Page 34: ...28 Display Configuration Example www GlobalTestSupply com Find Quality Products Online at sales GlobalTestSupply com...

Page 35: ...instrument and clamp sensor connection cable If it is damaged there is a risk of electric shocks Do not use the instrument but instead send it for repair Does the display turn on when the power is tu...

Page 36: ...life varies depending on the capacity charging condition deterioration due to repeated use etc Use batteries in consideration of the factors above Use of manganese dioxide batteries Do not use mangan...

Page 37: ...tery 2 Phillips screwdriver No 2 1 Remove the connection cables 5 3 2 7 4 6 2 Using a Phillips screwdriver remove the screw 1 location from the battery cover The screw cannot be removed from the batte...

Page 38: ...as possible Blinks The battery is drained Recording or communications cannot be made in this condition Off The battery indicator display turns off when the AC adapter or an external power supply is c...

Page 39: ...in Real time measurement Bluetooth ON Approx 5 days Approx 7 days Approx 10 days Approx 14 days Manual data collection Bluetooth ON Approx 10 days Approx 10 days Approx 20 days Approx 20 days Manual d...

Page 40: ...oth ON Approx 2 days Approx 4 days Approx 7 days Approx 14 days Manual data collection Bluetooth ON Approx 3 days Approx 7 days Approx 14 days Approx 20 days Manual data collection Bluetooth OFF Appro...

Page 41: ...0 Hz AC adapter Power cord 3 1 2 1 Connect the power cord and AC adapter 2 Connect the outlet plug to the instrument AC adapter connection terminal left side 3 Connect the output plug to an outlet Whe...

Page 42: ...s attached to the instrument the magnet can be attached to the wall surface metal plate 1 2 3 1 Attach the Z5004 or Z5020 through the strap hole In order of 1 2 3 Magnet 2 Attach it to the wall surfac...

Page 43: ...ength approx 1 5 m Not used If a wrong input on the instrument side or connection destination is made or the L1010 is not completely inserted a correct value is not displayed If a correct value is not...

Page 44: ...t to lock it When removing the connector turn it to the left and pull it out 3 Clamp the object to be measured p 43 If it is not completely inserted a correct value is not displayed If a correct value...

Page 45: ...Flexible Current Sensor CT9667 02 CT9667 03 CT7044 2 CT7045 2 CT7046 2 1 The 9219 Connection Cord is required in order to connect a compatible clamp sensor 2 The CM7290 or CM7291 Display Unit and L90...

Page 46: ...LED Green lamp lit Power ON Red lamp lit Low battery Lamp off Power OFF AC adapter connection terminal Sensor connection terminal Connect the clamp sensor Battery cover Remove the screw and insert bat...

Page 47: ...mV is output for 10 A when the L range is selected on the CT9691 The voltage corresponding to the input current is output For example 100 mV is output for 10 A when the L range is selected on the CT96...

Page 48: ...Select the output mode 1 6 2 6 3 5 1 Connect the current sensor to the CM7290 CM7291 2 Supply power to the CM7290 CM7291 The CM7290 CM7291 can operate on AC adapter or battery power 3 Connect output...

Page 49: ...1 and the LR8513 may differ due to differences in the devices accuracy When measuring a negative DC current in AC DC measurement mode the CM7290 CM7291 and LR8513 may indicate different polarity readi...

Page 50: ...mp On AC DC Sensor The figure is for the CT6500 9675 9657 10 Clamp On Leak Sensor The figure is for the 9675 OK NO OK NO OK NO OK NO For details refer to the instruction manual for the clamp sensor to...

Page 51: ...easurement Clamp 3 wires at a time Clamp 3 wires at a time Clamp all the wires at the center For a single phase 2 wire circuit clamp 2 wires For a three phase 4 wire circuit clamp 4 wires When the wir...

Page 52: ...uipment Leak current lg Class B ground cable Insulation deteriorated area A 2 If any short circuit is found inspect from the power supply to the load using batch measurement circuit clamped all at a t...

Page 53: ...ge 9669 1000 A range 9675 Clamp On Leak Sensor 5 A range 9657 10 5 A range CT9691 90 Clamp On AC DC Sensor 100 A range CT9692 90 200 A range CT9693 90 2000 A range CT7631 AC DC Current Sensor 100 A ra...

Page 54: ...en the sensor is completely inserted the instrument or the sensor may have a problem Send the instrument for repair Connecting the input cable thermocouple LR8515 Attach input cables or thermocouples...

Page 55: ...nt Using the LR8410 1 Turn ON the power of the instrument and the LR8410 2 Register the instrument as a unit using the LR8410 Quick Set function Unit Guide 3 Set the measurement conditions using the Q...

Page 56: ...rt up Logger Utility The main screen is displayed when Logger Utility starts up The main screen is the basic screen for Logger Utility 4 Set the measurement conditions for the instrument 5 Send the me...

Page 57: ...r more 65 536 colors or more Recommended Use a small font When a large font is used the display may be disturbed Hard disk 3 0 GB or more of available space OS Windows 10 32 bit 64 bit Windows 8 32 bi...

Page 58: ...ata can be collected repeatedly and periodically 10 minutes to 1 day Analysis browsing Measurement data can be displayed in the waveform format and analyzed using the Logger Utility Measurement data o...

Page 59: ...nits p 61 When no wireless logger is found When the symbol in the screen is off press the power key to turn ON the Bluetooth function When the symbol in the screen is off a wireless connection is not...

Page 60: ...ment data can be collected during measurement and after measurement stop 8 Analyze the data on the Windows PC 1 Display measurement data in the Logger Utility The data is displayed in a graph and anal...

Page 61: ...g make sure to close it before starting the installation If anti virus software is running the software may not be installed properly 2 Set the provided CD in the CD ROM drive The installer starts aut...

Page 62: ...lay the Apps view and click HIOKI Wireless Logger Collector For Windows 10 From the Windows Start menu click All Apps HIOKI Wireless Logger Collector Termination procedure In the main screen click the...

Page 63: ...click Windows System Control Panel For Windows 10 Right click the Windows Start button and then click Control Panel 2 Click Programs and Features The Uninstall or change a program screen is displayed...

Page 64: ...ess logger list tree display Switches the group display and list display Creates and deletes groups 6 Title display Displays the information on the wireless logger that is currently selected 7 Wireles...

Page 65: ...e Maintenance 2 Select a group and wireless logger from the wireless logger list tree display 3 Select the item to be displayed from the wireless logger channel file list list display 4 Press the oper...

Page 66: ...g on the communications with the wireless logger Select all Click Select All on the Ribbon bar Unselect Click Unselect on the Ribbon bar Select individual Click a checkbox in the list Select multiple...

Page 67: ...he PC specifications Communications may not be established depending on the combination of the Bluetooth module and Bluetooth stack device driver Preparation 1 Place the wireless logger near the Windo...

Page 68: ...gers that have been connected are displayed in the list on the left COM ports are displayed if a third party Bluetooth stack is used 3 Select the wireless logger s to be registered from the list on th...

Page 69: ...the wireless loggers When an unauthorized virtual COM is registered the operation of Wireless Logger Collector may become unstable Ways of performing a pairing and creating a virtual serial port vary...

Page 70: ...is displayed 2 Select the wireless logger s to be deleted from the list on the right multiple units can be selected 3 Press to delete the selected wireless logger s The selected wireless logger s move...

Page 71: ...ggers Groups can be added to the layered structure Procedure to create a group 2 1 1 From List the wireless logger list tree display select Computer or the group for which a new group is to be created...

Page 72: ...he left key of the mouse and drop it on the target group Drag and drop Procedure to delete a group 2 1 1 From List the wireless logger list tree display select the group to be deleted 2 Press If wirel...

Page 73: ...ement conditions for wireless loggers 2 1 3 1 Select Register Settings from the Navigation bar 2 Select the target wireless logger 3 Click Open on the Ribbon bar The settings dialog box is displayed w...

Page 74: ...set to 0 1 seconds when disconnection detection is set to ON Example When the recording interval is set to 1 second Peak 1 second Continuous Recording Allows you to set a processing method when the me...

Page 75: ...reset start function is disabled Starts recording at the preset time The instrument enters the recording start standby state at the same time as the Scheduled Record Start ON setting is sent Measureme...

Page 76: ...to ON OFF Settings Does not perform measurement Performs measurement Comment Allows you to set the channel comment Up to 40 single byte characters The characters entered are converted to the following...

Page 77: ...pulses is reset for each recording interval Add Measures the number of integrated pulses after measurement starts Addition Instantaneous HIGH LOW Detection level 3 Select the measurement reference sl...

Page 78: ...ommended to perform measurement with the input type Instantaneous and add the measurement values using Microsoft Excel later Making settings for rotation speed measurement The number of pulses output...

Page 79: ...l Settings 1 V Determines 1 0 V or higher to be HIGH 0 V to 0 5 V to be LOW 4 V Determines 4 0 V or higher to be HIGH 0 V to 1 5 V to be LOW 6 Select the chattering prevention filter setting Settings...

Page 80: ...1 V Determines 1 0 V or higher to be HIGH 0 V to 0 5 V to be LOW 4 V Determines 4 0 V or higher to be HIGH 0 V to 1 5 V to be LOW 4 Select the chattering prevention filter setting Settings OFF Turns O...

Page 81: ...2 CT9667 1 2 CT7044 2 CT7045 2 CT7046 2 1 Select CT9667 for the CT9667 01 CT9667 02 and CT9667 03 2 The Model LR8513 Wireless Clamp Logger firmware version 1 40 or later is required to be installed to...

Page 82: ...average value for each recording interval When the recording interval is less than 1 second the instant value is recorded Maximum Measures every 0 5 seconds and records the maximum value for each reco...

Page 83: ...kbox ON Disconnection Detection BURN OUT is displayed for the measurement value and BURN is displayed on the screen under the following conditions When the temperature and humidity sensor is not conne...

Page 84: ...surement range according to the object to be measured Settings 50 mV 500 mV 5 V 50 V When measuring the output from a measurement instrument When inputting a 4 mA to 20 mA current connect a 250 resist...

Page 85: ...hermocouple type Settings K T 4 Select the disconnection detection setting Settings OFF Does not perform disconnection detection Normally when the thermocouple is disconnected a measurement value may...

Page 86: ...e temperature measurement accuracy only Disconnection detection When disconnection detection is set to ON a fine current is input at the specified recording interval during thermocouple measurement an...

Page 87: ...ttings OFF No scaling Decimal Displays the converted value as a decimal number Exponential Displays the converted value as an index number Wireless logger display is in a decimal number only 2 Select...

Page 88: ...of the unit to be converted AH AL VH VL V Unit eu Example Actual measurement value input value With the scaling function the current value measured by the LR8513 Wireless Clamp Logger can be measured...

Page 89: ...ling Decimal Displays the converted value as a decimal number Exponential Displays the converted value as an index number Wireless logger display is in a decimal number only 2 Set the unit to be conve...

Page 90: ...tings AUTO Displays a 4 digit value 0 000 to 9 999 The decimal point position is changed as needed 0 Digit 1 Digit 2 Digit 3 Digit The decimal point is fixed to the specified digit Setting the auxilia...

Page 91: ...r not to hold the alarm is set Settings OFF Cancels the alarm when the alarm conditions are no longer met ON Holds the alarm Composite Condition Performs logic synthesis for the alarm between channels...

Page 92: ...dges it to be an alarm Window Out When a value is outside of the specified upper and lower limit range judges it to be an alarm Alarm Level HIGH LOW When Alarm Method is set to Level Settings HIGH Whe...

Page 93: ...t between channels are met judges it to be an alarm AND When all of the conditions that are set between channels are met judges it to be an alarm X Ignores the signal 0 When the signal is LOW judges i...

Page 94: ...odule power at the specified time on the specified date 1st to 31st When the specified date does not exist it is ignored Starting Communication Reception The clock time to turn ON the Bluetooth module...

Page 95: ...for 10 seconds Start Backup Recording can be resumed when the power is lost due to a power outage etc during recording operation and the power is turned ON again Settings Does not use the start backu...

Page 96: ...ording interval is less than 1 second the measurement value is indicated every recording interval Settings Does not use the free running function Use the free running function When the free run functi...

Page 97: ...ice is specified communications cannot be established Security The authentication function using a password can be enabled to prevent the wireless logger from being controlled remotely without due car...

Page 98: ...ettings cannot be copied if the wireless logger type is different 3 1 2 4 5 1 Select Register Settings from the Navigation bar 2 Select the wireless logger or channel from which the settings are copie...

Page 99: ...tings The settings are restored to the default values p Appx 5 3 1 2 1 Select Register Settings from the Navigation bar 2 Select the target wireless logger 3 Click Clear www GlobalTestSupply com Find...

Page 100: ...etting conditions edited in Wireless Logger Collector are sent to and set for wireless loggers using wireless communications 1 2 3 1 Select Register Settings from the Navigation bar 2 Select the targe...

Page 101: ...eless communications 3 1 2 1 Select Register Settings from the Navigation bar 2 Select the target wireless logger 3 Press Receive When the settings are received the settings of the corresponding unit...

Page 102: ...Wireless logger measurement is started and stopped 2 1 3 1 Select Measurement Monitoring from the Navigation bar 2 Select the target wireless logger 3 Press Start or Stop When measurement start is pr...

Page 103: ...the monitoring interval is set p 110 Items to be monitored Measurement status latest measurement data battery level wireless signal level The monitoring result is displayed in each line of the list 2...

Page 104: ...l AC adapter is used Wireless signal level Monitoring value Updated approximately once every second 4 When the selected wireless logger is being measured the latest measurement data is displayed When...

Page 105: ...ven while wireless loggers are being measured Measurement data is periodically collected until the data collection is stopped once the collection interval is set p 110 2 1 3 1 Select Collection Browse...

Page 106: ...he Navigation bar 2 Select the target wireless logger 3 Double click the target wireless logger in the list using the mouse The list switches to the collected measurement data file list 4 Select the m...

Page 107: ...Navigation bar 2 Select the target wireless logger 3 Double click the target wireless logger in the list using the mouse The list switches to the collected measurement data file list 4 Select the mea...

Page 108: ...Sections Time Format yyyy mm dd HH MM SS dd mm yyy HH MM SS mm dd yyyy HH MM SS Text Format Exponential Decimal 8 Select the location where the settings are to be saved Press Browse and select the de...

Page 109: ...rget wireless logger 3 Double click the target wireless logger in the list using the mouse The list switches to the collected measurement data file list 4 Select the measurement data to be deleted fro...

Page 110: ...ogger clock is set according to the Windows PC clock 2 1 3 1 Select Maintenance from the Navigation bar 2 Select the target wireless logger 3 Press Adjust Clock The clock cannot be set during wireless...

Page 111: ...ation bar 2 Select the target wireless logger 3 Press Self Test Self diagnosis takes approximately 2 minutes If the self diagnosis result is displayed as Error the instrument needs to be repaired or i...

Page 112: ...rsion number The firmware version of wireless loggers is checked 2 1 3 1 Select Maintenance from the Navigation bar 2 Select the target wireless logger 3 Press Version Check www GlobalTestSupply com F...

Page 113: ...oaded from our Internet website Execute Import Version Upgrade File in the menu to load the downloaded file to Wireless Logger Collector CAUTION Never turn OFF the power of the wireless logger that is...

Page 114: ...n the list can be changed Settings Small Standard Medium Large Extra Large Language The display language for the application is switched Restart the application to reflect the change Settings Japanese...

Page 115: ...an be used when the Windows PC is transferred or backed up The registered wireless logger information and collected measurement data can be output all together as one file Import Application Data File...

Page 116: ...s 1 to 7 device s The number of simultaneous connections may be limited depending on the PC environment Monitor Interval Settings Default settings Once 10 minutes 30 minutes 1 hour 2 hours 6 hours 12...

Page 117: ...ment control Measurement can be started and stopped Monitoring function Numerical values can be monitored Update interval 1 second Measurement data collection function Measurement data can be download...

Page 118: ...r Collector on the Android terminal p 115 Wireless Logger Collector 3 Register the instrument in Wireless Logger Collector up to 100 units p 122 4 Set the measurement conditions in Wireless Logger Col...

Page 119: ...asurement p 133 You can also start measurement by holding down this button 2 3 1 6 Collect measurement data using Wireless Logger Collector p 136 2 3 1 www GlobalTestSupply com Find Quality Products O...

Page 120: ...rt the measurement data to a file p 139 2 1 3 4 5 8 Copy the exported file onto the Windows PC p 140 USB cable 9 Analyze the data on the Windows PC www GlobalTestSupply com Find Quality Products Onlin...

Page 121: ...software according to the instructions displayed in the screen Tap Play Store in the application screen Play Store may not be available on some models Tap the Search button Enter a key word Wireless...

Page 122: ...from Google Play Store or the Settings Apps screen IMPORTANT When the application is uninstalled the wireless logger registration information settings and collected measurement data are erased Export...

Page 123: ...ation buttons Settings Measurement Collection Browse Menu buttons Registered wireless loggers Group name Wireless logger monitoring status Wireless logger search and registration Back www GlobalTestSu...

Page 124: ...onfiguration Monitor screen Latest measurement data Trend waveform Update interval 1 second up to 100 data Wireless logger status www GlobalTestSupply com Find Quality Products Online at sales GlobalT...

Page 125: ...settings to the selected wireless logger Receives all settings from the selected wireless logger Confirms and saves the changed settings Discards the changed settings www GlobalTestSupply com Find Qu...

Page 126: ...isplay Configuration Browse screen Collection date and time Title comment Number of data Measurement start date and time www GlobalTestSupply com Find Quality Products Online at sales GlobalTestSupply...

Page 127: ...the specified time Displayed waveforms can be expanded or compressed along the horizontal axis Select channel for gauge display The display range can be adjusted www GlobalTestSupply com Find Quality...

Page 128: ...egistered 1 2 1 Tap The search result list is displayed It may take several tens of seconds to search for wireless loggers The wireless loggers that are located nearby and are not registered are displ...

Page 129: ...e Logger 3 Select the group to which the unit to be deleted belongs 4 Select the unit to be deleted IMPORTANT When wireless loggers are deleted registration canceled the settings and collected measure...

Page 130: ...managed Grouping is useful for managing multiple wireless loggers Procedure to create a group 1 2 1 Tap the menu button 2 Tap Add Group 3 Enter a new group name A new group is now created at the very...

Page 131: ...ogger to be moved 5 Select the group to which the wireless logger is to be moved Procedure to delete a group 1 2 1 Tap the menu button 2 Tap Remove Group 3 Select the group to be deleted If wireless l...

Page 132: ...gers For details on settings see 4 7 Setting Measurement Conditions p 67 1 2 3 1 Tap Settings button 2 Tap the wireless logger for which the settings are to be changed The settings screen is displayed...

Page 133: ...aracters Identifier Name You can name the unit to be identified up to 16 single byte characters Recording Interval Allows you to set the interval to import data Continuous Recording Allows you to set...

Page 134: ...onditions Setting the channel Set the input scaling and alarm for each channel Alarm settings screen Scaling settings screen Settings screen www GlobalTestSupply com Find Quality Products Online at sa...

Page 135: ...ooth module power is ON is set Security An authentication function using a password can be enabled to prevent the unit from being controlled carelessly by a third party When changing the password set...

Page 136: ...ed every 1 second regardless of recording interval setting while measuring when the setting of recording interval is less than 1 second the measurement value is indicated every recording interval Init...

Page 137: ...ations are sent to and set for wireless loggers using wireless communications 2 1 3 1 Tap the Settings button 2 Tap the wireless logger to be edited The settings screen is displayed 3 Tap the Send but...

Page 138: ...lication using wireless communications 2 1 3 1 Tap the Settings button 2 Tap the wireless logger to which the settings are to be sent The settings screen is displayed 3 Tap the Receive button The meas...

Page 139: ...urement Wireless logger measurement is started and stopped 2 3 1 1 Tap the Measure button 2 Tap the wireless logger for which measurement is to be started or stopped The menu is displayed 3 Select Sta...

Page 140: ...status of all the registered wireless loggers is acquired only once Item Icon Description Power AC Battery level 1 It is recommended to replace the batteries Battery level 2 Battery level 3 Wireless s...

Page 141: ...the wireless logger to be monitored The menu is displayed 3 Tap Start Monitoring in the menu The monitoring screen is displayed p 118 The monitoring value is updated every second When the selected wi...

Page 142: ...eless loggers Measurement data can also be collected during measurement 2 3 1 1 Tap the Collection button 2 Tap the wireless logger from which the measurement data is to be collected The menu is displ...

Page 143: ...ment Data 5 10 Browsing Analyzing Measurement Data Browsing measurement data The collected measurement data can be displayed on the screen 2 1 3 4 www GlobalTestSupply com Find Quality Products Online...

Page 144: ...reless logger for which the measurement data is to be browsed The browsing screen is displayed p 120 3 Tap the collected measurement data to be displayed The menu is displayed 4 Tap Show Graph www Glo...

Page 145: ...the Windows PC etc 2 1 3 4 5 1 Tap the Browse button 2 Tap the wireless logger for which the measurement data is to be browsed The browsing screen is displayed 3 Tap the collected measurement data to...

Page 146: ...tion A file name is automatically generated HIOKI Wireless Logger Collector Model number and serial number Copying the output file onto the Windows PC When the file is output to the internal storage o...

Page 147: ...ze the file using the supplied Logger Utility When the file is output to an external medium SD card USB flash drive etc 1 Remove the medium from the Android terminal and connect it to the Windows PC T...

Page 148: ...the wireless logger for which the measurement data is to be deleted The browsing screen is displayed 3 Tap the measurement data to be deleted The menu is displayed 4 Tap Delete Data IMPORTANT Be awar...

Page 149: ...Tap the menu button 2 Tap Maintenance The system enters the maintenance mode 3 Select the wireless logger for which maintenance is to be performed The menu is displayed 4 Select Adjust Clock or Versio...

Page 150: ...ck is set according to the Android terminal clock The clock cannot be set during wireless logger measurement and monitoring Checking the version number The wireless logger version number is displayed...

Page 151: ...Auto calendar automatic leap year adjustment 24 hour clock Clock accuracy 50 ppm reference value at temperature of 23 C 4 32 seconds per day Recording interval 0 1 sec 0 2 sec 0 5 sec 1 sec 2 sec 5 se...

Page 152: ...OFF Rejects Bluetooth connection Operating environment Indoors Pollution Degree 2 altitude up to 2 000 m 6 562 ft Operating temperature and humidity Temperature 20 C to 60 C 4 0 F to 140 0 F Humidity...

Page 153: ...instant Revolution Logic records 1 0 for each recording interval Pulse input Measurement range resolution Measurement object Range Maximum resolution Measurement range Integrating 1 000 mega pulses f...

Page 154: ...not be recorded Erroneous operation prevention function Displays a confirmation message when recording starts stops or the power is turned off Whether a confirmation message is displayed can be select...

Page 155: ...uetooth ON 0 05 VA with Bluetooth OFF Maximum rated power When the recording interval is 0 1 seconds during real time measurement Z2003 AC Adapter 4 5 VA AC adapter included 0 45 VA instrument only 13...

Page 156: ...e value at temperature of 23 C 4 32 seconds per day Recording interval 0 5 sec 1 sec 2 sec 5 sec 10 sec 20 sec 30 sec 1 min 2 min 5 min 10 min 20 min 30 min 1 hour Recording mode Instant value recordi...

Page 157: ...tting Bluetooth standby can be turned ON OFF by Power key operation ON Accepts Bluetooth connection OFF Rejects Bluetooth connection Operating environment Indoors Pollution Degree 2 altitude up to 2 0...

Page 158: ...000 A AC 9695 02 5 000 A 0 001 A 0 010 A to 5 000 A AC 50 00 A 0 01 A 0 10 A to 50 00 A AC CT6500 50 00 A 0 01 A 0 10 A to 50 00 A AC 500 0 A 0 1 A 1 0 A to 500 0 A AC 9669 1000 A 1 A 10 A to 1000 A...

Page 159: ...A to 500 0 A AC 5000 A 1 A 10 A to 5000 A AC CT7045 50 00 A 0 01 A 0 10 A to 50 00 A AC 500 0 A 0 1 A 1 0 A to 500 0 A AC 5000 A 1 A 10 A to 5000 A AC CT7046 50 00 A 0 01 A 0 10 A to 50 00 A AC 500 0...

Page 160: ...tion Records a comment in the title or each channel up to 40 one byte characters number alphabet symbol Energy saving function Energy can be saved by turning ON OFF the Bluetooth power 1 Manual ON OFF...

Page 161: ...A AC adapter included 0 45 VA instrument only 13 5 V DC external power supply 0 5 VA When batteries are used 0 3 VA Continuous operating time Battery When the recording mode and free run are set to in...

Page 162: ...lock Clock accuracy 50 ppm reference value at temperature of 23 C 4 32 seconds per day Recording interval 0 5 sec 1 sec 2 sec 5 sec 10 sec 20 sec 30 sec 1 min 2 min 5 min 10 min 20 min 30 min 1 hour R...

Page 163: ...ity 80 RH or less non condensation The operating temperature and humidity depend on the battery specifications when batteries are used Storage temperature and humidity Temperature 20 C to 60 C 4 0 F t...

Page 164: ...C to 80 C The measurement accuracy depends only on the sensor Humidity measurement accuracy Z2010 Z2011 used 3 RH 20 C to 30 C 20 RH to 90 RH See the figure below if the humidity is outside of the ra...

Page 165: ...racters number English character symbol Power saving function Energy can be saved by turning ON OFF the Bluetooth power 1 Manual ON OFF using the power key 2 Automatic ON OFF according to the schedule...

Page 166: ...seconds during real time measurement Z2003 AC Adapter 4 5 VA AC adapter included 0 45 VA instrument only 13 5 V DC external power supply 0 5 VA Batteries 0 3 VA Continuous operating time Battery Appro...

Page 167: ...ofile SPP Clock function Auto calendar automatic leap year adjustment and 24 hour clock Clock accuracy 50 ppm reference value at temperature of 23 C 4 32 seconds per day Recording interval 0 1 sec 0 2...

Page 168: ...onnection OFF Rejects Bluetooth connection Operating environment Indoors Pollution Degree 2 altitude up to 2 000 m 6 562 ft Operating temperature and humidity Temperature 20 C to 60 C 4 0 F to 140 0 F...

Page 169: ...tage 50 mV f s 0 01 mV 50 mV to 50 mV 0 05 mV 500 mV f s 0 1 mV 500 mV to 500 mV 0 5 mV 5 V f s 1 mV 5 V to 5 V 5 mV 50 V f s 10 mV 50 V to 50 V 50 mV Thermocouples Reference junction compensation acc...

Page 170: ...input Recording interval of 1 second digital filter of 60 Hz 50 mV f s range for 60 Hz input Maximum input voltage 50 V DC Maximum rated voltage between input channels 60 V DC Maximum rated voltage to...

Page 171: ...ding interval OFF The measurement value which is at the time of a measurement stop is indicated while measurement is stopped The measurement value is saved in the memory and indicated every recording...

Page 172: ...FF 23 C Approx 7 days reference value at recording interval of 1 second Bluetooth ON 23 C Approx 2 days reference value at recording interval of 0 1 seconds during real time measurement 23 C When the...

Page 173: ...nsation Temperature and humidity for guaranteed accuracy At temperature measurement Temperature 40 C to 80 C 40 0 F to 176 0 F Only the operating temperature and humidity of the logger when Z2010 is u...

Page 174: ...10 20 40 60 20 30 80 100 0 40 50 60 70 8 RH 8 RH 8 RH 8 RH 8 RH 6 RH 6 RH 5 RH 5 RH 5 RH 5 RH 5 RH 4 RH 4 RH 6 RH 6 RH 6 RH 6 RH 10 RH 12 RH 12 RH 12 RH 6 RH 3 RH 3 5 RH Hysteresis 1 RH Added to the...

Page 175: ...s of the instrument or installation environment We recommend that the calibration frequency is determined in accordance with the status of the instrument or installation environment and that you reque...

Page 176: ...al packing materials that were used when the instrument was delivered Cleaning To clean the instrument wipe it gently with a soft cloth moistened with water or mild detergent When the clamp core butt...

Page 177: ...ot work The instrument has an internal error or the keys have failed Remove the AC adapter and batteries and then turn on the instrument power If the problem persists the instrument needs to be repair...

Page 178: ...er terminal LR8410 PC or Android terminal is connected is lit Cut off the communications of the connected terminal and then search for or connect the wireless logger again Windows non standard Bluetoo...

Page 179: ...dware error An error has occurred in the hardware Err 140 Backup battery error An error has occurred during clock backup O F U F The measurement value is outside of the measurement range or display ra...

Page 180: ...atteries Removing lithium batteries Required items 1 Phillips screwdriver No 2 and nippers 1 Remove the cables and power cord 2 Remove the screw that secures the bottom case on the instrument rear sid...

Page 181: ...of integrated pulses for 2 seconds is P20 2 000 Revolution rt 2 for t 2 s is calculated as follows rt 2 2000 1000 4 250 r s Exception When time t s is less than 1 second When time t s is less than 1 s...

Page 182: ...lculation An RMS value is calculated from the data of a maximum of 400 points when a measurement signal is sampled approximately every 240 s Maximum of 400 up to a pause of the period Approx 240 s The...

Page 183: ...ding After recording starts the average maximum value in the recording interval is recorded As initial data the instant value immediately after the recording starts is recorded Recording interval Reco...

Page 184: ...minutes 20 seconds 20 seconds 115 days 17 hours 46 minutes 40 seconds 30 seconds 173 days 14 hours 40 minutes 00 second 1 minutes 347 days 5 hours 20 minutes 00 second 2 minutes to 1 hour 365 days or...

Page 185: ...LR8515 Range 1000 M LR8512 500 mA LR8513 100 C 100 RH LR8514 50 mV LR8515 Sensor 9675 LR8513 K thermocouple LR8515 REC Mode Instantaneous LR8513 Chattering Prevention Filter OFF LR8512 Filter OFF LR8...

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