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SIMEAS Q80 7KG8080
Power Quality Recorder SIMEAS Q80 7KG8080, Operating instruction
E50417-B1074-C419-A2, Release 09.02.2011
10.2.5 Miscellaneous terminals and controls
10.2.5.1 Double row of LEDs
SIMEAS Q80 7KG8080 has a two rows of 3 LEDs apiece. The flashing of these LEDs indicates
which state is in effect. LEDs 3 and 4 are not affected at this time.
LED flashes
State
1
Measurement active
2
Trigger / event being recorded
3
no signal for synchronization
4
Frequency can not be measured
5
Free HD memory < 10MB (default value) or according to valid setting
6
System error
10.2.5.2 Status LED
The STATUS LED indicates the device’s current operating status. Right after the device is
activated, it flashes red a few times, then proceeds to flash green (during which the memory
card is checked for any available measurement task to start) and finally goes off, which is
indicative of normal operation..
10.2.5.3 LAN terminal
At the LAN terminal, SIMEAS Q80 7KG8080 is connected with the Ethernet and the PC. For
connection via a local network, an uncrossed Ethernet cable must be used, and for direct connection
of the measurement device to the PC, a crossed Ethernet cable is required.
10.2.5.4 GPS terminal
At the nine-pin GPS socket it is possible to connect a GPS-receiver of the type e.g. Garmin
GPS18LVC-5Hz, Meinberg GPS161AHSx (item number: 25150)or HOPF6875 (from firmware 7.0,
order number 7XV5664-0CA00). This enables absolute synchronization to GPS time. If the GPS-
receiver has reception, the measurement system synchronizes itself automatically. Find more
information about setup and configurations in section
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NMEA sources are also supported. Therefore the clock must provide a 1s clock and the GPRMC string.
For the RS232-interface parameter see
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Pin configuration of the DSUB9 connector.
Note
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The max. cable length to the clock modules (HOPF or Meinberg) is 50 cm.
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The max. cable length to the Garmin GPS receiver is 9 m.
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