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DL200X operating manual for external sensors

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6.2.1.  The four operating modes

Operating mode M1

Measured value recording is inactive. “OFF” is shown in the second measured

value row. The STOP symbol is shown. 

In this operating mode (data logger delivery state), the power consumption is

minimal because measured values cannot be requested or shown.

Operating mode M2

Measured value detection is active. The measured values which have been con-

figured in the SmartGraph software are shown in all three measured value rows

at the selected sensing rate. 

In  this  operating  mode,  data  recording  is  inactive;  the  displayed  measured

values are not saved in the memory. The display for measured value recording

thus shows STOP (no data recording).

Operating mode M3

Measured value detection and data recording are active. The measured values

which have been configured in the SmartGraph software are shown in all three

measured value rows at the selected sensing rate. 

Additionally, in this operating mode, up to twenty measuring channels, which can

be selected in the SmartGraph software, are stored in the measured value memory.

The display for measured value recording thus shows REC (data recording).

Operating mode M4

Measured value detection and data recording are active; but measured value

display is inactive.

Selection of the operating mode M1

Display of the operating mode M1

Selection of the operating mode M2

Example display of the operating mode M2

Selection of the operating mode M3

Example display of the operating mode M3

Selection of the operating mode M4

Display of the operating mode M4

Measured values are not shown in any of the three measured value rows. Still,

in this operating mode, up to twenty measuring channels, which can be selected

in  the  SmartGraph  software,  are  stored  in  the  measured  value  memory. The

 display for measured value recording thus shows REC (data recording).

6.2.2.  Network function (M51)

Requirements for connecting over a IPv4 network.

To automatically identify the IP configuration of a data logger (which has received

an IP address in the IP network via DHCP for example), it is necessary that UDP

broadcasts are allowed through the network.

Note:  Based  on  their  concept,  UDP  broadcasts  do  not  operate

through a router (NAT), but instead only within its own network. If

the data logger is outside of the network, using fixed IP addresses through a

system administrator is highly recommended.

Connect to the network

If the data logger is connected to a local network and the network function is ac-

tivated, then software configuration and data reading from the data logger can

be carried out over the network. 

A signal which is broadcast from the data logger over UDP allows the SmartGraph

software to automatically find the measuring device in the local network.

The first time that the data logger is connected to the network (add network

 device), it may be necessary to adjust the data logger's network settings to the

configuration of the available network in the SmartGraph software. The factory

preset is DHCP. 

Further information about the network function is provided in the 

software manual which you can open from the help function 

of the SmartGraph software.

With the professional version of the SmartGraph software, it is also possible to

retrieve and log current and saved measured values of the data logger in ad-

justable request intervals over the network. 

Use in network mode

For continuous use of the network card, the data logger must be mounted on 

a wall. There must be a free air convection within a gap of a half metre and the

zone must not be interrupted by external sources of convection (fans, lighting

etc.).

Power supply in network mode

Using the network card, which is built into the data logger, raises the power con-

sumption of the measuring device.

When the device is running on batteries alone and not connected to an external

power supply, it automatically deactivates the network function after 12 minutes

pass without communicating with the network. In this case, the network function

must be restarted by an external power supply either manually or automatically. 

When using the data logger in LAN mode, the power should thus

be supplied by the USB power supply.

In  the  optionally  available  PoE  design,  the  data  logger  can  have  its  power

supplied directly over the network connection.

Selection of the network function M51

Example display of the network function M51

Summary of Contents for DL200X

Page 1: ...DL200X EN TRT BA DL200X WM 03 EN OPERATING MANUAL DATA LOGGER FOR EXTERNAL SENSORS...

Page 2: ...ss of the results presented is excluded from any liability or guarantee Liability for damages which have been caused by utilising the presented measured results is strictly excluded 2 Intended use The...

Page 3: ...ording Display for inactive measured value recording Display for date Display for time Mode selection button Data logger for connecting to external sensors 3 Equipment 5 pin round connector M12 for co...

Page 4: ...left and the display returns back to the original mode without making changes This function is only available if a BUS sensor has already been registered M61 M81 An 0 M1 M2 M3 M4 M51 M52 M53 M6x M81 A...

Page 5: ...essary that UDP broadcasts are allowed through the network b Note Based on their concept UDP broadcasts do not operate through a router NAT but instead only within its own network If the data logger i...

Page 6: ...e BUS sensor to the 5 pin round connector of the data logger see chapter 3 The sensor is supplied with current via the plug By optionally using up to three Y distributors a maxi mum of four digital BU...

Page 7: ...el 2 has pins 2 4 6 8 and 10 see chapter 3 Both of the input channels support the sensor configurations listed in the following subchapters Example display Registration function M61 selection for regi...

Page 8: ...r the first input channel Alternatively navigate to the configuration mode M81 AN1 to configure the specification of a sensor for the second input channel The option for configuring the first analogue...

Page 9: ...1 Further detailed information about configuration of the processing channels in the software is provided in the software manual which you can open by us ing the help function of the SmartGraph softw...

Page 10: ...on 0 20 mA Current mA cur min max mid Pt100 temperature measurement in 3 cable operation Temperature C cur min max mid Pt100 temperature measurement in 3 cable operation Temperature F cur min max mid...

Page 11: ...display Additionally a hysteresis can be set by which the measured value must return to the valid range to switch off the alarm Example display for an alarm result of the measuring channel shown in th...

Page 12: ...itioning for mobile use For mobile measured value recording the data logger can be positioned at any site Observe the permissible ambient conditions for operation see technical data Due to its compact...

Page 13: ...C Accuracy 0 2 C 0 1 of the measured value Resolution 0 02 C Memory organisation Sensing interval 10 30 s 1 10 12 15 30 min 1 3 6 12 24 h Saving interval 1 10 12 15 30 min 1 3 6 12 24 h Data storage 1...

Page 14: ...gative polarity approx 0 024 V 0x53 CHANNEL_UNDERRANGE Limit range 0 024 V 0 000 V Displayed 0 000V Normal operation mode 0 000 V 1 000 V Limit range 1 000 V 1 024 V Displayed 1 000V Overvoltage appro...

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