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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

MRS-100 Series

Digital Telemeter

MRS-114A

MRS-104A-S

MRS-101A-S

MRS-101A-SE

MRS-101A-V

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Page 1: ...t in methods other than described in this Manual Generally company names and trade names described in this Instruction Manual are trademarks or registered trademarks of the companies This Instruction Manual may not be copied or reproduced in whole or part without consent of KYOWA Copyright Kyowa Electronic Instruments Co Ltd All rights reserved The contents of the Instruction Manual are subjected ...

Page 2: ...04A S 44 6 4 Estimated operating time of the recommended battery If using the MRS 101A S SE 47 6 5 Estimated operating time of the recommended battery If using the MRS 101A V 50 7 Supplementary System Information 53 7 1 Antenna installation guide 53 7 2 Reception system using two receiving antennas diversity reception techniques 59 7 3 Using the extension cable for the receiving antenna 61 7 4 OPT...

Page 3: ...l select according to the country or region of use OPTIONALACCESSORIES AC power cable P 38 Japan P 39 U S A P 40 India P 41 Europe P 42 Thailand Small planarantenna EXT ANT1 Planar diversity antenna EXT ANT2 Extension cable for receiving antenna 6 m E 0 3 DC power cable 2m P 76 E 03 cannot be used in Europe The following accessories are packed with the MRS 104A S When unpacking check the contents ...

Page 4: ... to ensure that all accessories are enclosed STANDARD ACCESSORIES Adapter board ADP 01 1 JCIS10 70 Miniature Screw M2x4 1 Battery holder AAA cell 2 for checking operation SBH4211AS 1 External antenna W1030 1 Antenna harness E 04 1 ID label 1 Product Warranty 1 Attached to the transmitter body OPTIONALACCESSORIES Quarter bridge 2 wire Adapter 120 ohm ADP 02 120 The following accessories are packed ...

Page 5: ...afety precautions described in the MRS 114A Instruction Manual Power supply To prevent a fire hazard ensure that the power supply voltage specified for the product matches the local line voltage before connecting the system to the power supply Avoid using in environment with inflammable gas etc To prevent the risk of fire hazard or explosion do not use the product in environment with inflammable g...

Page 6: ...confirm that there are no such devices nearby In addition note that the wireless LAN and Bluetooth functions of the computer on which the Setting Software for this product is installed may generate electromagnetic interference When controlling this product via the computer turn off the computer s wireless LAN and Bluetooth functions Use the product as far away from other signal lines and noise sou...

Page 7: ...he products MRS 104A S MRS 101A S MRS 101A SE or MRS 101A V outside in a humid place where it is exposed to splashing water without conducting the waterproof trearment to the transmitter battery and wiring Do not place the products MRS 104A S MRS 101A S MRS 101A SE or MRS 101A V on an uneven surface When installing the transmitter on a rotating body install a safety cover to secure safety from blo...

Page 8: ...ctive action are required For inspection contact KYOWA or our representatives Limited life parts used with the product are aluminum electrolytic capacitor All components do age and will fail MRS 100 Series REPLACEMENT BEFORE THE END OF SERVICE LIFE Preventive maintenance and replacement parts are a cost effective way of keeping the performance and extending the service life of the product Regardle...

Page 9: ...ies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation CAUTION Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipme...

Page 10: ...en meghatározott vonatkozó rendelkezéseket Nederlands Dutch Dit apparaat voldoet aan de essentiele eisen en andere van toepassing zijnde bepalingen van de Richtlijn 2014 53 EU Norsk Norwegian Dette utstyret er i samsvar med de grunnleggende krav og andre relevante bestemmelser i EU directiv 2014 53 EU Română Romanian Acest echipament este in conformitate cu cerintele esentiale si cu alte prevederi...

Page 11: ...ce small size for narrow space high stability over the wide operating temperature range low current consumption to get long time battery usage and high speed sampling 1 2 FEATURES Telemeter that supports a maximum of 4 ch analog I O Radio signal condition inspection by the dedicated Setting Software Easy operation without PC after initial settings RSSI checking transmitter s battery voltage checki...

Page 12: ...itter Do not use the MRS 10A for the MRS 114A If already using MRS 10A uninstall MRS 10A upgrade to MRS 10B and then respecify the Transmitter and Receiver Pairing settings For details see the MRS 10B instruction manual The latest version of MRS 10B can be downloaded from our company s website NOTE The MRS 10B software Ver is displayed on the titlebar MEMO The Transmitter and Receiver Firmware Ver...

Page 13: ...USB interface Can be connected to a PC on which the Setting Software is installed d Frequency CH LED Indicates one of 16 channel numbers 0 9 A F currently set The default is F e MUTE switch MUTE LED Can be pressed to switch the buzzer on off When the MUTE switch is set to on the MUTE LED lights up in green and the buzzer does not sound The MUTE switch can be switched in either Command Mode or Meas...

Page 14: ...Signal Strength Indicator LED Indicates RSSI from the transmitter in four levels by lighting up zero to three of the LEDs Serves as a guideline when finding the best place for installation For stable wireless communication choose an installation location where three RSSI LEDs are lit The receiver receives data via both MAIN and SUB antennas but prioritizes data received from the MAIN antenna ANTEN...

Page 15: ...ATA LED turns off Because the bridge unbalance value cannot be negated the receiver s analog output remains as the bridge unbalance value When no bridge is connected to the transmitter the receiver s analog output is approximately 5 4 V negative saturation voltage When a wireless communication error occurs during Balance adjustment 1 When the BAL switch is pressed the BAL LED flashes in green 2 Th...

Page 16: ...t be negated the receiver s analog output corresponds to the input voltage to the transmitter When a wireless communication error occurs during Balance adjustment 1 When the BAL switch is pressed the BAL LED flashes in green 2 The DATA LED lights up in red and the buzzer sounds The buzzer does not sound if MUTE is off 3 Both the BAL LED and DATA LED turn off Because Balance adjustment was not perf...

Page 17: ...ed from the receiver for five seconds When the sensor check fails due to poor sensor connection etc 1 When the CHECK switch is pressed the CHECK LED lights up in red and DATA LED in green 2 After the DATA LED turns off the CHECK LED turns off and checking ends Analog output from the receiver does not change If a wireless communication error occurs when checking starts 1 The CHECK LED flashes twice...

Page 18: ... for normal measurement St1 sensor check Strain output when on When sensor check is on Switch is on shorted St1 St0 Increased strain output value Additional strain output when a sensor check is performed Conditions for a successful sensor check 0 7 St St1 St0 1 3 St When Rg 350 ohm Based on St 484 3 10 6 strain 339 0 10 6 St1 St0 629 6 10 6 strain When Rg 120 ohm Based on St 166 1 10 6 strain 116 ...

Page 19: ... in Command Mode and after the product switches to Measuring Mode no switches other than STOP and MUTE are available When measurement starts normally 1 When the START switch is pressed the DATA LED LOCK LED and START LED light up in green 2 The product transitions from Command Mode to Measuring Mode 3 One to three Transmitter s battery voltage checking LEDs and one to three RSSI LEDs light up in g...

Page 20: ...hed to Command Mode Measurement is finished normally Lit in green Lit in red Lit for three seconds Cannot transition to Command Mode and the product continues to measure in Measuring Mode Press the STOP switch again n Tx OFF switch Hold down the switch for at least three seconds to turn off the transmitter Once Tx OFF is executed the transmitter remains off until it is manually restarted When exec...

Page 21: ...east three seconds 2 The DATA LED lights up in red and the buzzer sounds The buzzer does not sound if MUTE is off 3 SLEEP is not executed and the transmitter remains in standby in Command Mode Battery voltage checking RSSI LED DATA LED Status Lit in green Lit for three seconds Lit in green Lit for three seconds SLEEP was executed normally Off Lit in red Lit for three seconds SLEEP was not executed...

Page 22: ... the following table occurs for each number of measurement channels Number of measurement chnnels and Delay time Transmitter Number of measurement channels Delay time MRS 104A S 1 11 1 0 3ms DC 480Hz 2 10 8 0 3ms DC 320Hz 3 9 8 0 3ms DC 240Hz 4 9 7 0 3ms DC 192Hz MRS 101A S SE V 1 11 1 0 3ms DC 480Hz Communication Error Handling Over 5V To recognize receiving errors the product forces a jump in ou...

Page 23: ...Power Adapter ADP 40P Not for use with receiving antennas except Kyowa specified models Using nonrecommended antennas violates the Radio Law When using an extension cable for receiving antenna note RSSI A long cable will cause the RSSI to be weaker When setting up the equipment watch the RSSI on the RSSI LEDs NOTE Two extension cables for receiving antenna 2 m are included with the product An exte...

Page 24: ...A S 1ch Strain Transmitter or MRS 101A SE 1ch Strain Transmitter EXT Antenna If using the MRS 101A V 1ch Voltage Transmitter Voltage Adapter ADP 03 Transmitter a c b e d h f g Adapter Board ADP 01 Transmitter a c b e d h f g ...

Page 25: ...he Adapter Screw hole for affixing the transmitter and Adapter h Screw hole to fix the transmitter Used for affixing the transmitter main unit and Adapter For more details on mounting screws see the following table Mounting screws to the transmitter main body Mounting object Full bridge Adapter Power Adapter Adapter board Voltage Adapter Fixing surface Screw Type JCIS10 70 Miniature Screw M2 Hexag...

Page 26: ...he figure below see 8 7 7 When installing the transmitter on a rotating body install a safety cover to secure safety from blown parts The specification of centrifugal acceleration is assumed for height H direction of the transmitter x y z Fastening bracket Direction of centrifugal acceleration limit height H direction of the transmitter z axis ...

Page 27: ... other In using the MRS 104A S In using MRS 101A S SE V MEMO If difficult to pull out insert a screwdriver blade and gradually separate both sides Screwdriver blade or similar tool Pull out straight Pull out straight Pull out straight Pull out straight If difficult to pull out insert a screwdriver blade and gradually separate both sides Screwdriver blade or similar tool If the pins become bent use...

Page 28: ... The Transmitter mode after turning on the power differs depending on the Transmitter Firmware Ver For Firmware Ver 2 00 or later it is the Measuring Mode For Firmware Ver 1 00 it is the Command Mode MEMO ...

Page 29: ...and the Indian Wireless Act 1933 WPC ETA Use it connected to the Accessory Receiving antennas W1030 approximately 110 mm long or DA DB 05RP SMA 08 approximately 195 mm long The receiver can also be used with an optional compact receiving antenna for the 2 4 GHz band approximately 28 mm long or Planar Diversity Antenna antenna for the 2 4 GHz band orthogonal polarization diversity planer antenna 3 ...

Page 30: ...e receiver FRONT PANEL REAR PANEL PC with the MRS 10B Setting Software installed in Accessory AC adapter or DC10 16V USB Easy operation without PC after initial settings Data logger Analog voltage BNC Accessory Receiving Antenna ...

Page 31: ...measurement range and bridge resistance on the transmitter and its connected receiver After setting the values the computer on which the Setting Software is installed no longer needs to be used Switch on the receiver can be used for Balance adjustment measurement and other operations MEMO ...

Page 32: ...mitter EXT Antenna Pin Assignment Pin No Signal Name A BV Bridge excitation B IN Bridge output C BV Bridge excitation D IN Bridge output E SHIELD Shield A D B E C Recommended battery Lithium CR2 Ni MH AAA cell 2 Alkaline AAA cell 2 Full bridge Adapter ADP 401 Power Adapter ADP 40P ADP 401 Adapter board ADP 01 Recommended battery Lithium CR2 Ni MH AAA cell 2 Alkaline AAA cell 2 Strain gages Full br...

Page 33: ... be removed for replacement To reconnect it solder the pins on the Adapter Avoid exposing the Adapter to excessive solder and heat from the soldering iron NOTE Keep the sensor wire short Long wiring may introduce noise into sensor signals and negatively affect signal transmission and reception Keep the battery wire short Long wiring may negatively affect signal transmission and reception The inclu...

Page 34: ...dapter ADP 403 120 The Adapter board is attached to the transmitter body of MRS 101A S SE If using the quarter bridge strain gage replace the Adapter board to the optional Quarter bridge 2 wire Adapter ADP 02 120 Compatible transmitter Product name Model name MRS 104A S Quarter bridge 2 wire Adapter 120 ohm ADP 402 120 Quarter bridge 3 wire Adapter 120 ohm ADP 403 120 MRS 101A S Quarter bridge 2 w...

Page 35: ...other than STOP at this time so it is essentially only used for receiving data packets In Measuring Mode the receiver can execute a STOP control command to return to Command Mode after which control commands such as BAL and CHECK can be executed Operating Status Contents of operations Command Mode The receiver sends commands to the transmitter The transmitter sends responses to these commands to t...

Page 36: ...ommand Mode Command Mode Command Mode Waiting Command processing Measuring Mode Measured data Measured data Start measurement Receive measured data Receive measured data Measured data STOP send command Receive command Measuring Mode Measured data Measuring Mode Measured data Command Mode Instantaneous power failure and recovery on the receiver Although not included in the aforementioned diagram th...

Page 37: ...ommand response Waiting START send command Waiting Receive command Command processing Start measurement Waiting Receive measured data Receive measured data Measured data Power OFF Power OFF Command Mode STOP send command Waiting Waiting Receive command Command processing Send command response Receive command response Measuring Mode Measured data Command Mode Command Mode Command Mode Measuring Mod...

Page 38: ...ION MANUAL If the receiver is connected to a computer the switches on the receiver cannot be used 5 Actual Operation To perform operations the Frequency CH ID measurement range bridge resistance excluding the MRS 101A V and Transmitter type of the transmitter and receiver to be paired must match It is possible to record after connecting the transmitter and receiver and then connecting a data logge...

Page 39: ...the product is still in Measuring Mode Press the STOP switch again to stop measurement Operation continues in Command Mode unless the transmitter is turned off and the battery continues to be consumed Power consumption can be reduced to 150 μA or lower either by holding down the SLEEP switch to enter sleep for the specified period or holding down the Tx OFF switch With SLEEP the product returns to...

Page 40: ...e Press the STOP switch again to stop measurement Operation continues in Command Mode unless the transmitter is turned off and the battery continues to be consumed Power consumption can be reduced to 150 μA or lower either by holding down the SLEEP switch to enter sleep for the specified period or holding down the Tx OFF switch With SLEEP the product returns to Command Mode after the period specif...

Page 41: ... reduced to 150 μA or lower either by holding down the SLEEP switch to enter sleep for the specified period or holding down the Tx OFF switch With SLEEP the product returns to Mrasuring Mode after the period specified in the Setting Software elapses With Tx OFF operation stops until the transmitter is restarted The transmitter start up in Measurement Mode BAL is successful when its value is within...

Page 42: ... Therefore if using receiver Firmware Ver 2 00 or later even if the CHECK switch is pressed the operation is ignored and nothing is executed However if using receiver Firmware Ver 1 00 the CHECK LED lights up in green and about 2 5 V is output from the receiver s analog output for 5 seconds NOTE ...

Page 43: ...ications values for continuous transmitter operating time with the recommended power supply MRS 101A S SE Transmitter model name MRS 101A S SE Test conditions Ambient temperature 23 C Bridge resistance 120 ohm Battery type Lithium Ni MH Alkaline Manufacturer Panasonic Panasonic eneloop Panasonic EVOLTA Battery model name CR2 1 BK 4MCC AAA cell 2 LR03EJ AAA cell 2 Continuous operating time Approx 2...

Page 44: ...me remain 3 After changing from to approximately 1 9 hours of operating time remain 4 After changing from to approximately 1 2 hours of operating time remain 5 At 25 C after changing from to approximately 5 3 hours of operating time remain As shown in the previous charts ambient temperature has a significant impact on how the lighting status of the LEDs corresponds to the transmitter s remaining o...

Page 45: ...he lighting status of the LEDs 1 In case of CR2 Transmitter model name MRS 104A S Bridge resistance 120 ohm Battery type Lithium Manufacturer Panasonic Battery model name CR2 Number of batteries 1 2 1 2 2 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 6 2 7 2 8 2 9 3 3 1 3 2 3 3 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Transmitter supply voltage value V Continuous operating time of the transmitter hours Relation Voltage and...

Page 46: ...7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Transmitter supply voltage value V Continuous operating time of the transmitter hours Relation Voltage and continuous operating time depending on the ambient temp 25 5 23 50 LEDs for monitoring Tx Battery Voltage Voltage level settings to light up Remaining estimated operating time ambient temperature at 23 C Lighting status of LEDs Voltage setting value 2 50 V Approx 8 1 h...

Page 47: ... 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Transmitter supply voltage value V Continuous operating time of the transmitter hours Relation Voltage and continuous operating time depending on the ambient temp 25 5 23 50 LEDs for monitoring Tx Battery Voltage Voltage level settings to light up Remaining estimated operating time ambient temperature at 23 C Lighting status of LEDs Voltage setting value 2 5...

Page 48: ...he continuous operating time of the MRS 101A S SE using recommended batteries in a MRS 101A S SE connected to bridge resistance 120 ohm Based on the curved lines in the chart below Voltage level settings to light up can be used to determine the remaining estimated operating time from the lighting status of the LEDs 1 In case of CR2 Transmitter model name MRS 101A S SE Bridge resistance 120 ohm Bat...

Page 49: ...4 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Transmitter supply voltage value V Continuous operating time of the transmitter hours Relation Voltage and continuous operating time depending on the ambient temp 25 5 23 50 LEDs for monitoring Tx Battery Voltage Voltage level settings to light up Remaining estimated operating time ambient temperature at 23 C Lighting status of LEDs Voltage setting va...

Page 50: ...14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 Transmitter supply voltage value V Continuous operating time of the transmitter hours Relation Voltage and continuous operating time depending on the ambient temp 25 5 23 50 LEDs for monitoring Tx Battery Voltage Voltage level settings to light up Remaining estimated operating time ambient temperature at 23 C Lighting status of LEDs Voltage setting valu...

Page 51: ...del name MRS 101A V Battery type Lithium Manufacturer Panasonic Battery model name CR2 Number of batteries 1 2 1 2 2 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 6 2 7 2 8 2 9 3 3 1 3 2 3 3 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 54 56 Transmitter supply voltage value V Continuous operating time of the transmitter hours Relation Voltage and continuous operating time depending on the ambient t...

Page 52: ...8 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 Transmitter supply voltage value V Continuous operating time of the transmitter hours Relation Voltage and continuous operating time depending on the ambient temp 25 5 23 50 LEDs for monitoring Tx Battery Voltage Voltage level settings to light up Remaining estimated operating time ambient temperature at 23 C Lighting status of LEDs Voltage setting value 2 35 V Approx 2 7 ho...

Page 53: ...4 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 54 56 58 60 62 64 Transmitter supply voltage value V Continuous operating time of the transmitter hours Relation Voltage and continuous operating time depending on the ambient temp 25 5 23 50 LEDs for monitoring Tx Battery Voltage Voltage level settings to light up Remaining estimated operating time ambient temperature at 23 C Lighting status of LEDs Voltage setting va...

Page 54: ...ss communication systems Thus installation in a suitable environment is necessary Before installing the antennas refer to the following precautions on setting up the transmitter and receiver 1 Install the transmitting and receiving antennas so that there is a direct line of sight between the two units In case of the MRS 104A S In the case of the MRS 101A S V Obstacle Poor reception area Transmissi...

Page 55: ... ground plane and or metal surfaces The antenna properties might worsen when the transmitting and receiving antennas are installed near the floor the ground plane and or metal surfaces Thus to the extent possible install the transmitting and receiving antennas away from those areas Installation precautions for the transmitters In case of MRS 104A S In case of MRS 101A S V Installation precautions ...

Page 56: ...acteristics of transmitting antennas Transmitter In case of MRS 104A S In case of MRS 101A S V If the transmitter is positioned as shown in the above figure the transmitter s built in transmitting antenna of MRS 104A S covers areas horizontally Imagine that it provides doughnut shaped coverage On the other hand the transmitting antenna of the MRS 101A S SE V has high directivity toward the front I...

Page 57: ...mitter horizontally produces a plane of horizontal polarization and installing it upright produces a plane of vertical polarization Similarly polarization in the longitudinal direction is also a characteristic of the receiving antenna in the receiver Placing the receiving antenna horizontally produces a plane of horizontal polarization and placing it upright produces a plane of vertical polarizati...

Page 58: ...eliable radio communication Example of installation for horizontal polarization by the transmitting and receiving antennas If a transmitter MRS 104A S is combined with a receiver MRS 114A If a transmitter MRS 101A S V is combined with a receiver MRS 111A E Transmitting antenna High gain dipole antenna DA DB 05RP SMA 08 Installed so that the polarized waves of both antennas match on the same horizo...

Page 59: ...istics of the transmitting and receiving antenna must be considered and the antennas must be installed appropriately according to the usage environment Example of installation for vertical polarization by the transmitting and receiving antennas If a transmitter MRS 104A S is combined with a receiver MRS 114A If a transmitter MRS 101A S V is combined with a receiver MRS 111A E High gain dipole ante...

Page 60: ...n to have reception Polarization diversity technique Radio waves sent from the transmitter may reach the receiver in a plane of polarization different from that of the transmitter s transmitted polarization due to reflection on metal walls and or other obstacles Alternatively if the transmitter rotates because it is on a rotating object the polarization as received by the receiver also rotates In ...

Page 61: ...n However the plane of polarization constantly changes and there are times when the rotating objects or environments where reflected waves from obstructions cannot be avoided In this case use the polarization diversity technique for reception differing the planes of polarization of two receiving antennas Specifically forming a 90 angle with the receiver s two receiving antennas enables reception b...

Page 62: ...estrictions on where the receiver can be installed or when it would be difficult to install the transmitting and receiving antennas within sight of each other The receiving antenna can be mounted by using the side hole suction cup on the included cable tie When setting up the antenna use a location that provides enough suction for the suction cup Extension cable for receiving antenna Receiving Ant...

Page 63: ...when the receiving antenna must be installed in a narrow space EXT ANT2 Planar diversity antenna This single antenna has two orthogonal polarizations vertical polarization V pol and horizontal polarization H pol that enable reception even if the polarization changes AC power supply cables The AC power supply cables are supported in the countries and regions indicated below Use the one for your cou...

Page 64: ...iving radio frequency used by your radio equipment and the telemeter overlaps Switching to a frequency channel that will not affect the transmission or reception of the telemeter may improve communication Note that the telemeter is sensitive to wireless LAN communication 0ch 2405MHz 2ch 2415MHz 4ch 2425MHz 6ch 2435MHz 8ch 2445MHz Ach 2455MHz Cch 2465MHz Ech 2475MHz 1ch 2410MHz 3ch 2420MHz 5ch 2430...

Page 65: ... sensor cable wiring and simplifies setup Scenario b Measuring moving objects When measuring a moving object relative to the receiver such as when measuring products moving on a production line the receiving antenna can cover a broader area if it is connected to the extension cable and placed in another location Scenario c Simultaneously measuring up to 16 units Although the telemeter is used with...

Page 66: ...6VDC Current Consumption Within 280 mA Operating Switch MUTE Turn buzzer on off BAL Execute balance adjustment CHECK Check sensor connection START Start measurement STOP Stop measurement Tx OFF Turn transmitter off SLEEP Set transmitter to sleep Wake up after the set time Indicator Monitor transmitter battery in 3 steps Monitor Received Signal Strength in 3 steps 7 segment LED Indicate a frequency...

Page 67: ...h etc are not intermingled on the 2 4GHz Frequency Channel and Central Frequency Frequency Channel CH 0 CH 1 CH 2 CH 3 CH 4 CH 5 CH 6 CH 7 CH 8 CH 9 Central Frequency GHz 2 405 2 410 2 415 2 420 2 425 2 430 2 435 2 440 2 445 2 450 Frequency Channel CH A CH B CH C CH D CH E CH F Central Frequency GHz 2 455 2 460 2 465 2 470 2 475 2 480 Specifications in Combination with a transmitter Refer to the s...

Page 68: ...umidit 25 to 75 C 20 to 85 Non condensing Vibration Resistance 294 2m s2 30G 10 to 500Hz Shock Resistance 980 7m s2 100G 11ms Centrifugal Acceleration limit 1 980 7m s2 100G Power Supply 2 2 to 4 4VDC Current Consumption Within 62mA or less Test conditions Power Supply 3 0V Bridge resistance 120 ohm Hours of Continuous Use Approx 12 hours Lithium CR2 manufactured by Panasonic Approx 10 hours Ni MH...

Page 69: ...equency GHz 2 405 2 410 2 415 2 420 2 425 2 430 2 435 2 440 2 445 2 450 Frequency Channel CH A CH B CH C CH D CH E CH F Central Frequency GHz 2 455 2 460 2 465 2 470 2 475 2 480 Specifications in Combination with MRS 114A 4ch Receiver Analog Output Voltage 5V Full Scale Range Measurement Accuracy Within 0 2 FS Frequency Response Range and Delay Time Number of measurement channel Sampling frequency...

Page 70: ...the conditions of tests 23 C Bridge resistance 120 ohm Dimensions 35 mm W 5 5mm H 19 5 mm D Excluding protrusions Weight Approx 10g Compliance Directive 2014 53 EU RED Directive 2011 65 EU 6 restricted substances RoHS RF Specifications Transceiver Frequency Channel 1CH Choose 1 channel from 16 channels using setting software Antenna Built in Antenna Radio Communication Frequency Band 2 4GHz Band R...

Page 71: ...ce 120 ohm Dimensions 35 mm W 5 5mm H 19 5 mm D Excluding protrusions Weight Approx 10g Compliance Directive 2014 53 EU RED Directive 2011 65 EU 6 restricted substances RoHS RF Specifications Transceiver Frequency Channel 1CH Choose 1 channel from 16 channels using setting software Antenna External Antenna Radio Communication Frequency Band 2 4GHz Band Radio System Digital Modulation System Radio ...

Page 72: ...ing protrusions Weight Approx 10g Compliance Directive 2014 53 EU RED Directive 2011 65 EU 6 restricted substances RoHS 1 Exceeding the Absolute Input Voltage Range may cause permanent damage to this product RF Specifications Transceiver Frequency Channel 1CH Choose 1 channel from 16 channels using setting software Antenna Built in Antenna Radio Communication Frequency Band 2 4GHz Band Radio Syste...

Page 73: ...p time of transmitter Set data processing at the time of radio communication error Operation Functions Execute balance adjustment Check sensor connection Display graph Inspection Function Radio condition inspection Operating Environment OS Windows 7 Windows 8 8 1 Windows 10 Japanese English 32 64 bit support CPU Intel Core2Duo 2GHz or advanced Memory 4GB or more Interface USB2 0 can also be operat...

Page 74: ...73 8 7 OUTSIDE DRAWING 8 7 1 MRS 114A 4ch Receiver ...

Page 75: ...74 8 7 2 MRS 104A S 4 ch Strain Transmtter ...

Page 76: ...75 8 7 3 MRS 101A S 1ch Strain Transmitter ...

Page 77: ...76 8 7 4 MRS 101A SE 1ch Strain Transmitter EXT Antenna ...

Page 78: ...77 8 7 5 MRS 101A V 1ch Voltage Transmitter ...

Page 79: ...78 8 7 6 DA DB 05RP SMA 08 High gain dipole antenna ...

Page 80: ...79 8 7 7 Fastening bracket Note 1 Light chamfering for corners lacking other instructions C0 2 or less 2 Material SUS304 ...

Page 81: ...Kyowa Electronic Instruments Co Ltd 3 5 1 Chofugaoka Chofu Tokyo 182 8520 Japan http www kyowa ei com ...

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