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13. Screen for setting the sensor input

Input range

SCALE range

DISP

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-10 ~ 20mV

0 ~ 20mV

-50 ~ 100mV

0 ~ 100mV

-1 ~ 2V

0 ~ 2V
0 ~ 5V

1 ~ 5V

-5 ~ 10V

0 ~ 10V

-10 ~ 20V

0 ~ 20V

-10 ~ 20MV

0 ~ 20MV

-50 ~ 100M

0 ~ 100MV

-1 ~ 2V

0 ~ 2V
0 ~ 5V

1 ~ 5V

-5 ~ 10V

0 ~ 10V

-10 ~ 20V

0 ~ 20V

DCV

-3000.0 ~ 3000.0℃

-10.00 ~ 20.00mV

0.00 ~ 20.00mV

-50.00 ~ 100.00mV

0.00 ~ 100.00mV

-1.000 ~ 2.000V

0.000 ~ 2.000V
0.000 ~ 5.000V

1.000 ~ 5.000V

-5.000 ~ 10.000V

0.000 ~ 10.000V

-10.000 ~ 20.000V

0.000 ~ 20.000V

Sensor type

Sensor group

Summary of Contents for SDR100E Series

Page 1: ...et leader in the 21st century with the best technology Instruction manual Digital recorder It is a digital recorder without paper It supports the high screen quality TFT_LCD touch screen and SD card I...

Page 2: ...is a work protected by the copyright law A part or entire of this manual shall not be copied air sent distributed translated or changed into the form to be read by electronic media or machine without...

Page 3: ...recording screen 46 7 2 Graph display option Graph searching screen 47 08 Setting canned message 50 09 Setting reserve operation 53 10 Setting screen display 56 10 1 Setting screen display 56 10 2 To...

Page 4: ...separately for the protection and safety for this product and the system connected to this system The internal modification Change and addition to this product are prohibited Do not disassemble repair...

Page 5: ...1 1 Checking the product 4 1 2 Exterior and how to install 6 1 3 Wiring 9 Cautions Instructions for safety Part 01...

Page 6: ...roduct Check whether the purchased product is identical with the ordered specification How to check Check the model name specification code marked on the right of the packing box and on the left label...

Page 7: ...meet the following specifications should be used FUSE 2A 250VAC Equivalent Semi permanent RELAY ALD105 5V Equivalent Under 300 000 times of ON OFF BATTERY CR2030 3V Equivalent Under 200 000 The exchan...

Page 8: ...this product is made of non flammable material such as ABS PC but do not install in the place where there are the stuffs of easy flammability Don t put the device or the wiring which cause the noise...

Page 9: ...7 2 External dimension Unit mm 3 Panel cutting dimension Unit mm 137 2 0 137 2 0 180 Minimum 180 Minimum 01 Cautions Instructions for safety _ 2 7 Panel thickness...

Page 10: ...nt left Fixing mount left Fixing mount Phillips screwdriver Panel thickness 2 7mm References Cut the panel to be installed Refer to the 1 2 3 Panel cutting dimension Insert into the hole from the rear...

Page 11: ...wiring for the input circuit with placing the gap from the power circuit and ground circuit C Use the shield line for the noise from the electrostatic induction D Connect the shield line to the ground...

Page 12: ...9 39 a 9 1 E E E E E E E E E E E E 20 20 20 5 5 5 20 20 20 5 5 5 5 5 5 20 20 20 20 20 20 5 5 5 5 027 5 027 20 1 Channel input Channel 7 12 Remote DI Option Electric power Switch Ethernet RS485 232C Ch...

Page 13: ...minal shall not be made Switch off the electric power to SDR100E main body and external power supply when the measurement Sensor input circuit is made because of the electric shock risk Use the cable...

Page 14: ...n and name of the display 13 2 2 Menu flow chart 14 2 3 Basic operation flow chart 16 2 4 Setting button operation 18 2 5 Warning message display 19 2 6 Parameter setting method 20 Operation and setti...

Page 15: ...ed in dialogue type touch screen for easy use 2 3 5 1 6 4 Cover There are electric power switch SD card insertion part Mini USB when the cover is opened SDR100E electric switch SD card insertion part...

Page 16: ...7 Search bar button 8 Capture button 9 Channel change button 10 Measured value for each channel 11 Button to move to the beginning end 12 Button to move by one page 13 Button to move search bar 14 Zo...

Page 17: ...way setting 2 Serial communication Communication protocol communication speed parity stop bit data length other parameters Setting the user screen display 1 Language set 2 Display method 3 Internal me...

Page 18: ...graph recording screen automatically It takes about 20 seconds in screen loading When button is pressed at the top of the graph recording screen the sub menu bar is displayed and when is pressed it co...

Page 19: ...17 02 Operation and setting Password input screen Screen without DI option Screen with DI option...

Page 20: ...selection for one out of many types It is used for selection for one out of more than 2 parameter setting ON OFF state It is used for selection of Y N for the corresponding parameter ON OFF state It...

Page 21: ...Shortage of memory capacity Shortage of memory capacity In case of internal memory saving capacity shortage Internal memory deletion Recording by DI1 Recording by DI1 In case of setting the D11 operat...

Page 22: ...as followings and the data can be input When the data out of the setting range is input error message LIMIT ERROR is shown on the input data display window with the error sound Beep Input key for set...

Page 23: ...Main screen Part 03...

Page 24: ...creen Move to the message setting screen Move to the present time and reserve operation setting Start and Finish Move to the screen display setting and internal memory SD card capacity display screen...

Page 25: ...4 1 Graph recording screen 24 Graph recording setting Part 04...

Page 26: ...ing Icon for display the internal memory capacity Icon for display in case of no storage space in internal memory Icon to display the SD card capacity Icon to display no storage space in the card Icon...

Page 27: ...4 4 Bar graph screen Symbol Description Convert to Fig 3 1 Main screen Convert to Fig 4 2 Screen in case of non saving the graph Convert to Fig 4 4 Bar graph screen Convert to Fig 4 5 Digital graph sc...

Page 28: ...26 Fig 4 5 Digital graph screen Fig 4 6 The message input screen Fig 4 8 The screen selected with in message input Fig 4 7 The screen selected with in message input...

Page 29: ...ph saving Fig 4 9 PV graph saving screen Reference The file name in saving the PV graph use maximum 8 character combination The file name is not set separately in case of PV graph saving In case of us...

Page 30: ...the scale bar The PV display method is set with tag or bar in Motion setting Refer to 1 Display the corresponding time Date time to each axis display screen magnification The channel No and unit meas...

Page 31: ...The back ground color is changeable into black or white The direction of the graph is changeable into vertical or horizontal The message can be input The storage period can be changed The measured dat...

Page 32: ...e graph Displays the measurement value for each channel with the current position of the search line It can move freely up and down after selecting the navigation line Go to the beginning time and the...

Page 33: ...is button is pressed it switches to button It switches from Fig 4 14 Section view button screen to Fig 4 15 All view button screen When this button is pressed it switches to button It switches from Fi...

Page 34: ...on in running note mode Note mode does not work when in full view When you want to delete a created note you can delete it by discontinuing note mode and then executing note mode again Note mode can b...

Page 35: ...mode after writing a note View section It displays note created when viewing section on trend screen Note mode Delete note 1 2 Button Button delete When not in a note mode after writing a note View al...

Page 36: ...5 1 Graph view 35 5 2 Data searching 36 Graph searching Part 05...

Page 37: ...line You can freely move up and down after selecting the navigation line Go to the beginning time and the end time of the recorded graph Move to up and down by one page is moved up and down by 1 dot...

Page 38: ...s stored in the internal memory Internal memory SD card file selection Internal memory SD card Used to open the selected PV file Select the desired file and press the button to open it Used to return...

Page 39: ...Function setting Part 06...

Page 40: ...38 Function setting flow chart Fig 6 1 Function setting screen 1 Fig 6 2 Function setting screen 2 Part 06 Flow chart...

Page 41: ...e setting screen for corresponding channel Move to channel 7 12 Change of parameter in the currently selected channel Change of every parameter as same Refer 1 When Function set is selected from fig 3...

Page 42: ...utton restriction Refer to Fig 6 7 BASIC SCREEN Set the record screen displayed when entering the graph record screen TREND Display the trend screen BAR Display the bar graph screen DIGIT Display the...

Page 43: ...SD card or both of them The graph is not saved when the memory on the SD card is full After setting the storage medium to Both the graph is continuously saved even if the SD card is removed and reins...

Page 44: ...d is displayed when the main button is pressed in recording screen After setting the password if the password is wrong beep beep is displayed and you cannot go to the main page Fig 6 5 PV display type...

Page 45: ...S Channel n PV DISPLAY METHOD Setting range Unit 0 5 sec 1 sec 2 sec 5 sec 10 sec 20 sec 30 sec 1 min MEM SD BOTH STOP HOT UNUSE USE TREND BAR DIGIT 0 9999 UNUSE USE Channel n EU 5 0 105 0 Channel n D...

Page 46: ...7 1 Graph display option Graph recording screen 46 7 2 Graph display option Graph searching screen 47 Graph option Part 07...

Page 47: ...45 07 Graph option Part 07 Fig 7 1 Graph display option Graph recording screen Fig 7 2 Graph display option Graph searching screen Flow chart Graph option flow chart...

Page 48: ...aph recording screen Setting of the background color of graph recording screen in black Refer to Fig 4 1 Setting of the background color of graph recording screen in white Refer to Fig 4 3 Setting of...

Page 49: ...the graph searching screen is displayed horizontally Setting of the background color of graph searching screen Setting of the background color of graph searching screen in black Setting of the backgr...

Page 50: ...ing range Unit Y AXIS X AXIS BLACK WHITE ALL ONE NONE DOT LINE UNUSE USE 1 PIXEL 3 PIXEL 0 0 100 UNUSE USE 1 PIXEL 3 PIXEL 0 0 100 ABS ABS ABS ABS ABS ABS ABS ABS Y AXIS BLACK ALL LINE UNUSE 1 PIXEL 0...

Page 51: ...Part 08 Setting canned message...

Page 52: ...en Parameter Initial value Graph display message 1 Graph display message 2 Graph display message 3 Graph display message 4 Graph display message 5 Graph display message 6 Graph display message 7 Graph...

Page 53: ...Setting reserve operation Part 09...

Page 54: ...52 Flow chart for setting reserve operation Flow chart Fig 9 1 Screen for current time setting Fig 9 2 Screen for reserve time setting Part 09...

Page 55: ...serve set operation is selected from Fig 3 1 Main screen it is converted to Screen for setting current time reserve storing time The current time reserve operation time Start End can be set The reserv...

Page 56: ...VE START TIME HOUR RESERVE START TIME MIN RESERVE END TIME YEAR RESERVE START TIME MONTH RESERVE START TIME DATE RESERVE START TIME AM PM RESERVE START TIME HOUR RESERVE START TIME MIN RESERVE MODE Se...

Page 57: ...10 1 Setting screen display 56 10 2 Touch screen calibration Seting 59 10 3 Internal memory management 61 Part 10 Setting screen display...

Page 58: ...he set time Refer to Fig 10 4 5 Operation in SDR112E only Total capacity of internal memory used capacity total files to be saved and display of saved files Display of total capacity of SD card and us...

Page 59: ...57 10 Setting screen display Fig 10 2 Display of all digital graphs Fig 10 3 Display of digital graph group Channel 1 6 Fig 10 3 Display of all digital groups Channel 7 12...

Page 60: ...10 4 Graph automatic conversion screen Channel 1 6 Fig 10 5 Graph automatic conversion screen Channel 7 12 Reference It is operated when there is no key action for a certain period of time 1 min in r...

Page 61: ...n Fig 10 6 Touch screen calibration 1 Fig 10 7 Touch screen calibration 2 Reference Top left right bottom left right Please select all in the center in order After calibration is complete be sure to t...

Page 62: ...60 Fig 10 8 Touch screen calibration 3 Fig 10 10 Touch screen calibration 4 Fig 10 9 Touch screen calibration 5 Fig 10 11 Touch screen calibration 6...

Page 63: ...PV graph file selected from the file list to the SD card If there is no SD card option or while saving the PV graph on the operation screen the file selected in the file list cannot be copied to the...

Page 64: ...Part 11 Error history display...

Page 65: ...63 11 Error history display Flow chart for Error history display Flow chart Fig 11 1 Part 11 Fig 11 2 Screen for error history Fig 11 3 Screen for event history...

Page 66: ...ing the error alarm and event history It saves 100 errors alarm and event history and the occurred history later are saved after deletion of the first saved history Fig 11 1 Screen for save format Fig...

Page 67: ...ON RESERVE White In record OFF Appointment RECORD OFF RESERVE White In record ON Remote D11 RECORD ON DI1 White In record OFF Remote D11 RECORD OFF DI1 White In setting key lock KEYLOCK ON White In r...

Page 68: ...Part 12 Setting system parameter...

Page 69: ...ig 12 1 System parameter screen SYMBOL Item Function INPUT SET Setting the parameter related with the type of input sensor and sensor input ALARM SIGNAL Setting the parameter related with alarm signal...

Page 70: ...13 1 Sensor input screen 69 Screen for setting the sensor input Part 13...

Page 71: ...sor group censor type range upper limit lower limit display unit scale upper limit lower limit cannot be changed during graph saving 13 Screen for setting the sensor input When the Input set is select...

Page 72: ...ensation to the standard contact point temperature Display the standard contact point temperature Setting the upper and lower limit of the input sensor Refer to Table 13 3 Set the operation direction...

Page 73: ...Average Time Maximum Time 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Current value Average value Maximum value Minimum value Use the real time data for the measured data Use the average value...

Page 74: ...reen for RTD sensor Fig 13 4 Screen for selecting the T C sensor type Fig 13 5 Screen for setting the T C sensor display unit Fig 13 6 Screen for selecting the RTD sensor type Fig 13 7 Screen for sett...

Page 75: ...sensor display unit with editing The unit name can be set when input button is pressed Screen for DCV sensor Fig 13 10 Screen for selecting the decimal point of DCV sensor Fig 13 8 Screen for selectin...

Page 76: ...type Fig 13 12 Screen for name setting by setting he display unit with editing Fig 13 14 When the graph screen is setting Fig 13 15 When the scale of function setting is setting Fig 13 13 Screen for s...

Page 77: ...2 When sensor group is T C PT A When sensor group it RTD 10 20MV When sensor group is DCV C C Channel n PV TC RJC Channel n EU 100 0 Channel n EU 0 0 UP NORMAL 1 1 100 0 0 0 n 1 12 T C RTD DCV TC K1 T...

Page 78: ...JPT A JPT B T C RTD 200 1370 200 0 1370 0 200 0 1200 0 200 0 1000 0 200 0 400 0 0 0 1700 0 0 0 1800 0 0 0 1700 0 200 0 900 0 200 0 1300 0 200 0 400 0 0 2300 0 0 1390 0 0 2320 200 0 850 0 200 0 500 0...

Page 79: ...0mV 1 2V 0 2V 0 5V 1 5V 5 10V 0 10V 10 20V 0 20V 10 20MV 0 20MV 50 100M 0 100MV 1 2V 0 2V 0 5V 1 5V 5 10V 0 10V 10 20V 0 20V DCV 3000 0 3000 0 10 00 20 00mV 0 00 20 00mV 50 00 100 00mV 0 00 100 00mV 1...

Page 80: ...14 1 Alarm signal setting screen 1 80 14 2 Alarm signal setting screen 2 81 14 3 Alarm signal motion 85 Alarm signal Part 14...

Page 81: ...Part 14 Fig 14 1 Alarm signal setting screen 1 Fig 14 2 Alarm signal setting screen 2 1 Fig 14 3 Alarm signal setting screen 2 2 Flow chart Flow chart Alarm signal flow chart...

Page 82: ...be set The following table is explanation for channel 1 6 and the screen for channel 7 12 is same with channel 1 6 Instruction Description Setting the alarm motion The alarming motion is performed in...

Page 83: ...for channel 1 6 and the screen for channel 7 12 is same with channel 1 6 There are 4 channels for alarm signal There are 9 types for alarm signal Instruction Description The type of the alarm signal i...

Page 84: ...nternal external limit of PV Fig 14 8 Screen for setting the internal external deviation between channels Fig 14 5 Screen for setting the upper lower limit of PV Fig 14 7 Screen for setting the increa...

Page 85: ...STERESIS CHANNEL n EUS 0 0 50 0 CHANNEL n EUS CHANNEL n EUS 0 5 Channel n ALARM m DELAY TIME 0 00 99 59 MIN SEC ABS 00 00 Channel n ALARM m RELAY 0 12 ABS 0 Channel n ALARM m RELAY CHANNEL n EUS 0 0 5...

Page 86: ...corner of the screen Fig 14 10 Operation screen for vertical axis alarm creation Fig 14 11 Operation screen for horizontal axis alarm creation Fig 14 12 Operation screen for bar alarm creation Fig 14...

Page 87: ...N PV TIME H P L P HYS HYS ON ON PV TIME H P L P HYS HYS OFF OFF PV upper limit PV lower limit Within PV range Out of PV range 14 3 Alarm signal motion POINT Alarm set value POINT Alarm set value L P L...

Page 88: ...E TIME ON PV change rate TIME ON ON ON PV CH CH DEV CH DEV TIME HYS HYS ON ON PV CH CH DEV CH DEV TIME HYS HYS Sensor short Alarming in case of sensor short Within deviation between channels Out of PV...

Page 89: ...15 1 User screen setting 89 15 2 Setting user screen upload 90 15 3 Operation of user screen 91 User screen Part 15...

Page 90: ...88 Flow chart 88 User screen flow chart Fig 15 1 User screen motion setting Fig 15 2 Photo setting for user screen the 2nd screen 1 Part 15...

Page 91: ...en The user screen is operated when more than 1 photo file is selected in the internal memory Setting the motion and conversion time of user screen Motion is started when there is no key input during...

Page 92: ...her or not to use the user screen only the selected file is displayed on the user screen Move the number of the currently set user screen image Displays the current SD card capacity Displayed only whe...

Page 93: ...When the user screen file is one it is not operated The user screen is terminated and returned to the operation screen The user screen is operated again when the time is elapsed 15 3 Operation of user...

Page 94: ...92 No button in the user screen The user screen is terminated and returned to the operation screen Use screen CS04 Use screen CS03 Use screen CS01 Use screen CS02...

Page 95: ...DI function and operation Part 16...

Page 96: ...recording into the error history Use ON OFF operation for graph saving The relay output in DI1 creation is set The relay output in DI2 creation is set When the DI config and operation is selected in t...

Page 97: ...17 1 RS232C 485 Communication setting 96 17 2 Ethernet communication environment setting screen 97 17 3 Serial communication environment setting 98 Communication environment setting Part 17...

Page 98: ...shipments In case of the followings shift to RS485 is required Fig 17 1 SDR100E main body slide a small flat head screwdriver into the groove at the bottom of the communication unit cover to remove t...

Page 99: ...nnot be changed through communication when set to action Message box When the button is operated after changing the address the message Ethernet address has been modified is displayed Used to apply th...

Page 100: ...h The data length is fixed in 7 when the communication protocol is set in MODBUS ASC The data length is fixed in 8 when the communication protocol is set in MODBUS RTU Setting the parity NONE No parit...

Page 101: ...Setting range Unit PCLINK PCLINK SUM MODBUS ASC MODBUS RTU 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 NONE EVEN ODD 1 2 7 8 1 99 0 10 ABS ABS ABS ABS ABS ABS ABS PCLINK SUM 115200 NONE 1 8 1 0 Fig 17 5 Communicat...

Page 102: ...System initial setting9 Part 18...

Page 103: ...e parameter backup Upload the INIT JPG BMP PNG saved in SD card into internal memory Change the every parameter into factory initialization state Fig 18 2 The screen set with photo for display method...

Page 104: ...102 Fig 18 3 The screen set with letter in power ON Fig 18 5 Upload the file saved in SD card into internal memory Fig 18 4 The screen set with photo in power ON Reference INIT BMP SD INIT JPG BMP PNG...

Page 105: ...103 18 System initial setting Fig 18 6 Screen setting for sending to SD cards Download Fig 18 7 File name setting for transmission to SD cards...

Page 106: ...104 Fig 18 8 Screen setting for sending to SDR100 Upload Fig 18 9 Screen for parameter file selection to send to SDR100...

Page 107: ...rameter to SD card Refer to Fig 18 5 Sending the parameter saved in SD card to SDR Refer to Fig 18 6 Selection of the photo displayed in the initial screen in power ON Display the Y N of the INIT JPG...

Page 108: ...EU EUS When the sensor type IN T or the upper limit lower limit of input range is changed the parameters expressed in EU EUS are changed in proportion to current data However the upper and lower range...

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