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 LCD PANEL

• The LCD panel’s liquid contains an irritant.  If the panel is damaged and the liquid con

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tacts your skin, rinse immediately the contact area with running water for at least 15 
minutes.  If the liquid gets in your eyes, rinse immediately your eyes with running water 
for at least 15 minutes and consult a doctor.

• The following phenomena are LCD characteristics, and NOT a product defect:

- LCD screen may show uneven brightness depending upon displayed images or con

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trast settings.

- The LCD screen pixels may contain minute black-and-white-colored spots.
- The color displayed on the LCD screen may appear different when seen from outside 

the specified viewing angle.

- When the same image is displayed on the screen for a long time period, an afterim

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age may appear when the image is changed.  If this happens, turn off the 73VR1100 
and wait 10 seconds before restarting it.

• To prevent an afterimage:

- Set the screensaver when you plan to display the same image for a long time pe-

riod.

- Plan to change the screen image periodically so that the same image does not remain 

for the long time period.

 BACKLIGHT

• Even when the backlight is failed, the screen display can be controlled by touching it.
• Backlight failure is confirmed by the following phenomena:

- The screen gets dark even when no screensaver setting is enabled.
- If the screensaver is activated, the screen display does not recover when the screen 

is touched.

• The backlight can be replaced in M-System factory.  The LCD must be replaced at the 

same time.  Please consult M-System.

 INTERNAL CLOCK

• The  internal  clock  data  is  stored  in  memory  powered  by  a  backup  battery  while  the 

73VR1100 is without external power supply.

• The data will be reset to its default status when the battery is used up while the 73VR1100 

is left without power supply for a long time period.  The clock adjustment will be nec

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essary once the power is restored.  Please refer to the 73VR1100 Users Manual (EM-

7399-C, Section 5) for the procedure.

• Once the power is restored, the 73VR1100 starts recharging the battery.  It will be full 

in approximately in 36 to 48 hours.

 AND ....

• We recommend use of an UPS to supply power backups.
• The module is designed to function as soon as power is supplied, however, a warm up 

for 10 minutes is required for satisfying complete performance described in the data 
sheet.

Summary of Contents for 73VR1100

Page 1: ...ation Contents 1 POINTS OF CAUTION 2 2 PACKAGE INCLUDES 5 3 ITEMS TO PREPARE 6 4 COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION 7 5 EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS 9 6 INSTALLING THE UNIT 10 7 PREPARATION WIRING TO THE UNIT 12 8 SETTI...

Page 2: ...mmediately install a switch or a circuit breaker according to the relevant requirements in IEC 60947 1 and IEC 60947 3 and properly indicate it Altitude up to 2000 meters Insert a noise filter for the...

Page 3: ...o clean the 73VR1100 Observe the environmental conditions when using the 73VR1100 Wait at least for 5 seconds before turning on the power supply after it has been turned off The 73VR1100 may not start...

Page 4: ...not remain for the long time period BACKLIGHT Even when the backlight is failed the screen display can be controlled by touching it Backlight failure is confirmed by the following phenomena The scree...

Page 5: ...UDES Please confirm that all items mentioned below are included in the package Paperless Recorder Software CD 73VRPAC2 Startup guide this booklet STARTUP GUIDE Mounting bracket two pieces Not included...

Page 6: ...34C 512 MB 81 2B010 1H34C 1 GB 81 2E010 1H34C Model No AP CFxxxxE3ER ETNDNR Parts No 256 MB 81 2A010 1H10C 512 MB 81 2B010 1H10C 1 GB 81 2E010 1H10C Capacity 256 MB through 1 GB CF card reader The CF...

Page 7: ...Touch Panel Screen Trend chart and other data views and setup views are displayed 2 Front Cover Access to the CF Card Slot 3 CF Card Slot Insert a CF Card 4 Eject Button Used to retrieve the CF Card...

Page 8: ...ditions off when the RUN output contact is tripped in an abnormality of the unit 11 Power Indicator LED Light turns on while the power is supplied 12 Power Input Terminal 13 RUN Output Terminal 14 Ala...

Page 9: ...IONS Unit mm inch 144 5 67 133 5 24 29 2 1 15 2 to 26 panel thickness 08 to 1 02 Attach the mounting bracket either on the top bottom or on the sides 151 5 5 96 144 5 67 136 5 5 37 151 5 5 96 136 5 5...

Page 10: ...10 144 5 67 133 5 24 29 2 1 15 144 5 67 136 5 5 37 136 5 5 37 DESKTOP TYPE 173 6 81 4 16 25 98...

Page 11: ...2 0 137 2 0 137 2 0 SINGLE MOUNTING VERTICAL CLUSTERED MOUNTING max 3 units HORIZONTAL CLUSTERED MOUNTING L 2 0 137 2 0 175 min L 2 0 L mm Number 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 n 282 426 570 714 858 1002 1146 129...

Page 12: ...es or on the top and bottom of the unit Tighten screws CAUTION Adequate tightening torque for the screws used to mount the unit onto the panel is be tween 0 8 and 1 2 N m If an excessive force is appl...

Page 13: ...ecording data touch MENU key on the right bottom on the screen and touch Stop to stop the recording 2 Push EJECT button to the right side of the card slot and take the card out 7 2 CONNECTING THE POWE...

Page 14: ...to enable the new setting 2 Signal type Set the DIP switches at the bottom of the unit In this example 5 to 5V will be used Set the switches for the voltage exceeding 0 8V This setting is actually the...

Page 15: ...on ON SW311 ch 1 ch 8 SW411 ch 9 ch 16 ON Factory default setting CONNECTING THE R1M GH2 TO THE 73VR1100 The R1M GH2 and the 73VR1100 are connected via RS 485 using a twisted pair cable Refer to the d...

Page 16: ...1 Insert the CF card into the 73VR1100 Turn on the power supply to the 73VR1100 NOTES Creating Files in the CF Card The 73VR1100 creates files necessary to function once the power is turned on This p...

Page 17: ...ES Control Key Functions Cancel Return to Main setup view without ap plying changes made in Quick setup Return Go to the previous view page Go to Help view Next Go to the next view page 6 Storing inte...

Page 18: ...h Next 8 Enable disable pens view is on the screen Touch Next 9 Available selections for Enable disable pens are on the screen Choose Enable for Pen 1 Choose Disable for Pen 2 through 8 Touch Next 10...

Page 19: ...rete pens are on the screen Choose Analog for Pen 1 Touch Next 13 Tag view is on the screen Touch Next 14 Default tag names are on the screen Touch these names to change Leave the default INPUT001 as...

Page 20: ...ange Touch the current unit selection for Pen 1 and a keypanel appears on the screen The following is an example to set V for Pen 1 1 Touch A a key once to switch to the capital letter mode 2 Touch ar...

Page 21: ...for Pen 1 and a keypanel appears on the screen Enter 1 and touch OK Touch Next 19 Analog type view is on the screen Touch Next 20 Default analog types are on the screen Touch these type descriptions t...

Page 22: ...for Pen 1 and a keypanel appears on the screen Enter 5 0 and 5 0 respectively and touch OK Touch Next 23 Scaling view is on the screen Touch Next 24 Default scaling ranges are on the screen Touch the...

Page 23: ...23 25 Now the basic setting is complete Touch Record NOTES Scaling range is automatically set as the plot position for the pen when you use Quick setup...

Page 24: ...nctioning properly using a simulated input signal Connect a voltage simulator to Channel 1 terminals to 1 to 2 and supply 5V DC The digital indicator for Pen 1 now shows 5V 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12...

Page 25: ...end View Overview Bargraph View and Graphic View plotting recorded data in real time Retrieve View and Alarm History showing data stored in the CF card See 73VR1100 Users Manual EM 7399 C Section 8 fo...

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