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73VR31BLD  USERS MANUAL  EM-7397-C Rev.4

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 INSTALL

1.  Select Add/Remove Programs under Control Panel (proceed through Start > Settings > Control Panel).  Or double-

click My Computer icon on the desktop and click Control Panel to access Add/Remove Programs.

2.  Double-click Add/Remove Programs to start.
3.  Then the SETUP.exe will be executed and the installation will start.
4.  After that, follow the step-by-step instructions that will appear on dialog boxes. 
5.  When the installation is successfully completed, “73VR31BLD” will be added to the menu under Programs.

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 REMOVE

1.  To remove the 73VR31BLD, use Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel (proceed through Start > Settings > 

Control Panel). 

2.  At the Add/Remove Programs dialog box, select the 73VR31BLD, and then the Flash window will appear, and 

click Enter.  Next, InstallShield Wizard will appear.

 

At the InstallShield Wizard, select Remove (check the radio button next to Remove) to accomplish the removing.

Note for Windows Vista or Windows 7.
1:   If the ‘Install or run program’ appears in AutoPlay dialog box, allow 73VRPAC2.EXE.
2:   If during installation ‘An unidentified program wants access to your computer’ appears in User Account Control 

dialog box, then allow SETUP.EXE.

1.4  ACCESSING THE 73VR3100 DATA

1.4.1 ETHERNET

A PC with the 73VR31BLD installed and the 73VR3100 can communicate through Ethernet.  The 73VR3100 must 
be setup with an IP address in advance.  Please refer to the 73VR3100 Users Manual to set the IP address.

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 ETHERNET CABLE TYPE

When connecting the PC and the 73VR3100 via a switching hub, use Straight type cables.
When the 73VR3100 is directly connected to the PC, use a Reverse (interlink) type cable.
We recommend that you will choose connection with straight cables because the reverse cable connection may be 
unstable.

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 CONFIRMING CONNECTION

If a Connect Error (Socket connector error!) is displayed during connecting procedure, you can use the PING com-
mand to check whether a connection is properly established with an input module. 
Type the PING command at the MS-DOS prompt window, and in response to the command...

C:\WINDOWS > ping ***.***.***.***

(For ***.***.***.***, enter the IP address in decimal format.)

ping ***.***.***.*** with 32 bytes of data: 

Reply from ***.***.***.***:bytes = 32 time < 10ms TTL = 64

Reply from ***.***.***.***:bytes = 32 time < 10ms TTL = 64

Reply from ***.***.***.***:bytes = 32 time < 10ms TTL = 64

Reply from ***.***.***.***:bytes = 32 time < 10ms TTL = 64

Ping statistics for ***.***.***.***

Packets:Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0(0% loss)

...in response to the PING command, if a proper connection is established, the above response is returned. If a con-
nection error takes place due to a wrong IP address you’ve typed, a ‘time expired’ notification will be shown.

Ethernet Cable (straight)

Ethernet Cable (straight)

PC Configurator

(model: 73VR31BLD)

Ethernet Cable

(reverse or interlink)

PC Configurator

(model: 73VR31BLD)

Switch / Hub

73VR3100

73VR3100

73VR3100

73VR3100

Summary of Contents for 73VR3100

Page 1: ...1 73VR31BLD USERS MANUAL EM 7397 C Rev 4 73VR3100 PC CONFIGURATOR Software model 73VR31BLD Users Manual...

Page 2: ...8 2 1 7 IP ADDRESS 8 2 1 8 SUBNET MASK 8 2 1 9 DEFAULT GATEWAY 8 2 1 10 TOUCH PANEL BEEP 8 2 2 DATA STORING METHOD 9 2 2 1 STORING INTERVAL 9 2 2 2 STORING SETTING 9 2 3 DISPLAY SETTING 13 2 3 1 CHAR...

Page 3: ...26 2 8 2 DISCRETE ALARM 27 2 9 INPUT PEN SETTING BUNDLE 28 2 10 FUNCTION PEN SETTING BUNDLE 28 2 11 ALARM SETTING BUNDLE 29 2 12 SELECT DISPLAY PENS 29 3 FILE OPERATION 30 3 1 READ SETTING FILE 30 3...

Page 4: ...g configurations to CSV Configuration files created on the 73VR31BLD can be converted into CSV format 1 2 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS The PC environment indicated below is recommended for use with the 73VR31B...

Page 5: ...e 73VR3100 can communicate through Ethernet The 73VR3100 must be setup with an IP address in advance Please refer to the 73VR3100 Users Manual to set the IP address n ETHERNET CABLE TYPE When connecti...

Page 6: ...Go to Programs 73VR 73VR31BLD and then the 73VR3100 PC Configurator window shown in the figure below will appear To terminate the program press the Close button X on the right top of the window Figur...

Page 7: ...UNIT Choose among the following options Centigrade Centigrade Celsius Fahrenheit Fahrenheit 2 1 3 START MODE Choose among the following options Cold Start At a restart the 73VR3100 stands by showing...

Page 8: ...nect the 73VR3100 to a PC via Ethernet when using the 73VR31BLD Builder set an appropriate IP address Enter the IP address assigned to the 73VR3100 IP address Factory default setting 192 168 0 1 2 1 8...

Page 9: ...he storing interval setting is changed previously stored data are overwritten with new data 2 2 2 STORING SETTING There Five 5 storing modes as explained below No storing No recording Data is plotted...

Page 10: ...Value Threshold Data is stored while the trigger input signal value is equal to or lower than the threshold setpoint n Trigger Conditions for Discrete ON Data is stored while the trigger input signal...

Page 11: ...ng pulse edge Data recording is initiated at a rising edge of the trigger input pulse Down Sinking pulse edge Data recording is initiated at a sinking edge of the trigger input pulse How to Set the Ev...

Page 12: ...Specified Choosing the Time Specified recording on the Data storing method view changes the subsequent menu items to those suitable for the storing mode 2 Specify when you want to start recording Date...

Page 13: ...ant to show the chart in the perpendicular direction or the horizontal direction Choose among the following options Perpendicular Perpendicular direction Horizontal Horizontal direction 2 3 3 DIGITAL...

Page 14: ...on 1 Gradation 2 Plain Light Plain Dark Plain White 2 4 ERROR OUTPUT With the error output setting is enabled the 73VR3100 outputs an alarm contact at a specified channel of the R3 DC16 module when an...

Page 15: ...tic comment entry Threshold Specify the threshold value for analog trigger signal Threshold Max 6 digits including a decimal point and minus sign Condition For analog trigger signal the following cond...

Page 16: ...is fixed Pens 1 through 8 for analog Pens 9 through 16 for discrete Channel No Assign the R3 series modules channel No to each pen As the signal allocation is fixed as in the table below for 20 msec s...

Page 17: ...s 0 and 100 within the measurable range For temperature input the input range is equal to the measurable range thus fixed Input range Max 6 digits including a decimal point and minus sign Eng Range Se...

Page 18: ...20mA R3 DS4 R3 DS4A R3 DS8N 4 20mA input Excitation supply 0 to 100 percent 0 100 4 20mA R3 PT4 AC voltage input 0 to 100 percent 0 100 0 250V AC 0 50V AC R3 CT4 CT input 0 to 100 percent 0 100 0 5A...

Page 19: ...the scaling of input range conversion data with PC Configurator Software model R3CON 4 Max count can be modified using the PC Configurator Software model R3CON For the R3 Y PA16 do not modify to more...

Page 20: ...or for the pen in the Overview Use the color palette MODEL I O TYPE SELECTIONS USABLE AND MEASURABLE RANGE C F R3 TS4 R3 TS8 T C input PR 0 1760 62 3200 K CA 270 1370 454 2498 E CRC 270 1000 454 1832...

Page 21: ...ription Short description for ON 1 and OFF 0 status can be specified OFF description Max 5 characters ON description Max 5 characters 2 6 3 CHANNEL SELECTOR BUTTONS These control buttons are commonly...

Page 22: ...dividual 2 7 1 COMMON SETTING Enable Disable Enable Disable the recording The pen s function data is stored when this selection is set to Enable Analog Discrete Analog Discrete signal Select the funct...

Page 23: ...log accumulation Pulse accumulation Peak hold Peak hold max Maximum value hold Peak hold min Minimum value hold Filter First order lag Time constant is a response time for a step input 0 to 100 to rea...

Page 24: ...24 73VR31BLD USERS MANUAL EM 7397 C Rev 4 Power Analog accumulation Pulse accumulation Peak hold max Peak hold min Moving average First order lag F value calculation Anemoscope...

Page 25: ...og Max 6 digits including a decimal point and minus sign Initial value discrete 1 for ON 0 for OFF Caution For an analog signal e can be used to input an exponential value such as 1e9 Entering e in an...

Page 26: ...t an exponential value such as 1e9 Entering e in any other way e g 1ee will not be rec ognized as a numeral Threshold Deadband Max 6 digits including a decimal point and minus sign Reference temperatu...

Page 27: ...al state so that relevant data is continuously plotted Consequently while a pen you have set up is within this range it means a corresponding input signal is in the normal state Zone Color 3 You can a...

Page 28: ...r than the delay time True contact status starts at a point but an alarm is triggered only at b point after the delay time T has been elapsed False contact status starts at c point but the alarm is re...

Page 29: ...u options and select one 3 Press Enter or move to a next cell HOW TO COPY ONE PEN SETTING TO ANOTHER 1 Click on the leftmost cell you want to copy 2 Click on the right mouse button Copy option appears...

Page 30: ...CT DISPLAY PENS Press Select Display Pens button under Setting in order to specify how you want to arrange pens to appear on the Trend and Bargraph views Pull down the arrow to the right of each field...

Page 31: ...TING TO CSV Parameters set on the 73VR31BLD can be saved in the CSV format Parameter contents uploaded from the 73VR3100 also can be saved in the same manner Pressing Export Setting to CSV opens up th...

Page 32: ...ata and the window shown in Figure 3 4 appears on the screen Enter the drive ID where you have a CF Card and press Create Then the window is replaced with the one shown in Figure 3 4a Pressing Cancel...

Page 33: ...pped 4 3 DOWNLOAD Runtime The following parameters runtime programmable items can be downloaded even while recording System Screen saver Touch panel beep Display setting Graph direction Digital displa...

Page 34: ...mes Row B Data storing method parameters Row A Display setting item names Row B Display setting parameters Row A Error output item names Row B Error output parameters APPENDIX B UPDATE HISTORY Ver 2 0...

Page 35: ...C Rev 4 Row A Pen setting item names Row B Pen setting parameters Lower range values Row C Upper range values Row A Display pen select item names Row B Display pen select parameters Row A Comment ite...

Page 36: ...e Sign and click Select button 3 Click on C U 0043 Latin Capital Letter C or F U 0046 Latin Capital Letter F and click Select C and F can be entered directly on the keyboard after the Character Map is...

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