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Graphical Digital Panel Meter WPMZ-3 INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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Summary of Contents for WPMZ-3 Series

Page 1: ...Graphical Digital Panel Meter WPMZ 3 INSTRUCTION MANUAL IM 0883 01 Graphical Digital Panel Meter Straingauge Process Instruction manual Watanabe Electric Industry Co Ltd...

Page 2: ...Check that all the following items have been included in the delivered package item name Quantity Graphical panel meter WPMZ body 1 Case fixing attachment 2 Terminal block cover 1 For supply power te...

Page 3: ...CTING TERMINALS 13 WIRING TO SCREWLESS TERMINALS 13 THE LOCATION OF EACH TERMINAL STAND 13 CONNECTION FOR LOWER ROW TERMINALS 14 COMPARETIVE OUTPUT O C EXTERNAL CONTROL INPUT 14 COMPARETIVE OUTPUT rel...

Page 4: ...PatternSelect 36 OutputRange 36 OutputDispValue 36 OutputScale 36 COMPARISON OUTPUT FUNCTION 37 PatternSelect 38 OutputDispValue 38 CompareMode 38 OnConditions 39 Threshold 39 OutputMode 40 OutputLog...

Page 5: ...control function list 50 Terminal control 51 DETAILS OF FUNCTIONS 51 CompareReset 51 DispHold 52 MaxHold 52 MinHold 53 AmpHold Peak to peak 53 DevHold 53 AveHold 54 HoldReset 54 DigitalZero 54 DispCh...

Page 6: ...Protect 67 AdjustProtect 67 DisplayUpdateCycle 67 PatternCopy 68 INITIALIZE 68 UserDefaultSave 68 UserDefaultLoad 68 FactoryDefaultLoad 68 15 DIAGNOSIS 69 INPUTDIAG 69 ProcessInputA B 69 StraingaugeIn...

Page 7: ...description 86 Multi hold icon 87 SECTION SWITCH 88 Level method 88 Edge method 88 EdgeTimer 89 AutoTimer 89 HoldReset 90 Change number of section 90 HOLDSTARTCOND 90 Normal 91 Threshold 91 DelayTime...

Page 8: ...105 CompJudgeValue 106 CompTiming 106 NotDetected 106 MultiSelect 106 19 SPECIFICATIONS 107 BASIC SPECIFICATIONS 107 INPUT SPECIFICATIONS 109 OUTPUT SPECIFICATIONS 111 20 TROUBLESHOOTING 114 ERROR MO...

Page 9: ...ibility about the special damage the indirect damage and the passivity damage that occurred due to this product under any circumstance INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION 1 Please read this manual carefully b...

Page 10: ...ay cause a malfunction of the product a fire or an electric shock 9 Attach a terminal block cover to the product Otherwise it may cause an electric shock 10 Never attempt to disassemble or modify this...

Page 11: ...which are written in this manual 2 Failure caused by unapproved modifications or repair of structure performance and specifications etc which are performed not by our company 3 Failure caused not by...

Page 12: ...ode Description WPMZ 3 Straingauge meter 1 Supply power AC100 to 240V 3 Supply power DC12V 4 Supply power DC24 to 48V S Straingauge input B Process input X No Bch input S Straingauge input B Process i...

Page 13: ...on or replacing of this product please pay attention to the damage and accident by dropping In the case of some wires are connected do not install or replacing this product It may cause shock damage f...

Page 14: ...ock Insert lugs under the washers of loosened screws and fasten the screws Recommended torque 0 6 N m WIRING TO SCREWLESS TERMINALS Pushing the wire release button with a flat blade screwdriver open t...

Page 15: ...nnection 6 AL COM e Common terminal for NPN output emitter PNP output GND for PNP 7 8 COM Common terminal for external control inputs 9 EXT CONTROL 1 External control input No 1 10 EXT CONTROL 2 Exter...

Page 16: ...ol input No 2 11 EXT CONTROL 3 External control input No 3 12 EXT CONTROL 4 External control input No 4 13 EXT CONTROL 5 External control input No 5 1 Please do not wire to N C terminal SUPPLY POWER S...

Page 17: ...nternally Bch Straingauge input GO output No Name Description 21 EXC Bch bridge power output terminal 22 SIG Bch input terminal 23 EXC Bch bridge power output terminal 24 SIG Bch input terminal 25 GND...

Page 18: ...common input terminal 23 A HI Bch current input terminal 24 EXC Bch sensor power output terminal 25 EXC Bch sensor power output terminal 26 GO OUT Bch GO output terminal collector 27 GO GND Bch GO out...

Page 19: ...the sensor is voltage output type use A HI terminal if the sensor is current output type OUT OUT CONNECTION FOR MIDDLE ROW TERMINALS ANALOG OUTPUT Screwless terminals No Name Description 28 V OUT Anal...

Page 20: ...of BCD 105 digit output terminals 25 POL BCD polarity output terminal 26 OVER BCD over output terminal 27 PC BCD synchronous signal output terminal 28 ENABLE BCD enable terminal By bringing to same vo...

Page 21: ...cription 28 Non inverting signal 29 Inverting signal 30 SG Signal ground 31 Non inverting signal 32 Inverting signal 33 34 TERM Terminal resistance 120 terminals Short 33 and 34 to be enable the resis...

Page 22: ...o validate setting value DISP key Used to switch measurement displays Display unit Unit for 1st item display Hold type Indecate hold type by an icon For 1ch input products the following abbreviations...

Page 23: ...function is effective Indicates digital zero operation is effective Indicates AmpHold function is effective Indicates pattern No in use Indicates DevHold function is effective Indicates key lock func...

Page 24: ...the FUNC key again to return to the measurement display You can register up to 4 from external control functions ManuAdjust and AutoAdjust Perform Shortcut Register By holding down any of the four wa...

Page 25: ...hown below Some setting value change numerical value or other value CAUTION The timing at which the change of the set value is saved is the point when returning to the measurement screen from the sett...

Page 26: ...old the inflection point and maximum minimum points in the caulking process etc for each specified section and make a judgment Up to 4 sections can be specified for the section and the judgment value...

Page 27: ...unctions Default mode Wave Compare mode Multi Hold mode Input Straingauge input Processs input 2 input calc External controls except controls related to hold Hold functions Normal hold function Multi...

Page 28: ...ue are saved and reflected at the timing when the menu is closed and returned to the measurement screen Note that the contents will not be saved if the power is turned off before closing the menu Patt...

Page 29: ...setting is also changed when PatternSelect is changed by StrainInput A or StrainInput B BridgeExcitation Select bridge power supply voltage for sensor Please close the menu once for reflecting the set...

Page 30: ...rainInputB AutoAdjust Setting value 99999 99999 SetValue Setting values of DecPoint and DispUnit are reflected ManuAdjust Do equivalent load calibration As shown in the figure below it has 2 screen co...

Page 31: ...input detailed setting for the setting not described in the above flow 1 Each setting and calibration value are saved and reflected at the timing when the menu is closed and returned to the measuremen...

Page 32: ...the setting before connect a sensor Operation MENU Input ProcessInputA ProcessInputB SensorPower Setting value 12V Default 24V In 1ch products the maximum supply current is 100mA 12V 50mA 24V In 2ch...

Page 33: ...mA set display value to be 0 10000 1 Select Offset and press ENTER key Go to offset setting screen 2 Input 4mA to WPMZ and select Read input val and press ENTER key Then input current is displayed in...

Page 34: ...99999 99999 DispValue Setting values of DecPoint and DispUnit are reflected 2 INPUT CALCULATION In 1ch products this setting item is invisible Setting of 2 input calculation is proceed as follow Each...

Page 35: ...PatternSelect such as output setting is also changed when PatternSelect is changed by 2CalcInput Expression Select arithmeric expression for 2 input signals Operation MENU Input 2CalcInput Expression...

Page 36: ...option this setting item is invisible Setting of analog output is proceed as follow Each setting items are set up at Setting Input AnalogOutput Descriptions of each setting item are described on the f...

Page 37: ...ere are 2 terminals that one of it is for voltage output and another is for current output For wiring please confirm CONNECTING TERMINALS Operation MENU Output AnalogOutput OutputRange Setting value 0...

Page 38: ...ng pages after this section 1 Each setting and calibration value are saved and reflected at the timing when the menu is closed and returned to the measurement screen Note that the contents will not be...

Page 39: ...Ach Bch or Calc Even if the comparison output is allocated to a display element that is not displayed on the measurement screen it will monitor and output when the comparison result turns ON In 1ch p...

Page 40: ...n output Setting value of Threshold changes by setting value of CompareMode Operation MENU Output CompareAL1 CompareAL2 CompareAL3 CompareAL4 Threshold CompareMode is Leveljudge Setting value Threshol...

Page 41: ...signal is controlled by CompareReset function of external control function OneShot ms Outputs ON for ms from the condition is satisfied Operation MENU Output CompareAL1 CompareAL2 CompareAL3 CompareAL...

Page 42: ...gnal level 1 Relay NO Non inverted Negative A Relay trns ON when comparison output ON Positive A Relay trns OFF when comparison output ON OnBgColors Select back color that of comparison output ON You...

Page 43: ...put products is 2000 sps Operation MENU Input StrainInputA StrainInputB ProcessInputA ProcessInputB SamplingRate Setting value 4000sps Default for 1ch input products 2000sps Default for 2ch input prod...

Page 44: ...99 Default is 1000 15thInput 99999 Default is 14000 15thOutput 99999 Default is 14000 16thInput 99999 Default is 15000 16thOutput 99999 Default is 15000 DispShift Set offset of display value Operation...

Page 45: ...ero If the absolute value of the display value is less than the set value the display value is set to zero Operation MENU Input StrainInputA StrainInputB ProcessInputA ProcessInputB DispLoCut Setting...

Page 46: ...0 99999 Default is 0 StableTime Same function as StableArea and this item is a time parameter for detecting stability of display value Please set it together with StableArea This function is invalid...

Page 47: ...unction Operation MENU Output CompareAL1 CompareAL2 CompareAL3 CompareAL4 ActCondition Setting value Always Default ExceptNearZero OnStable OnStableExceptNearZero OnHold Please also set ZeroArea Stabl...

Page 48: ...OutputDispValue Select reference source of analog output In 1ch products Bch and Calc are invisible Operation MENU Output BCDOutput OutputDispValue Setting value None Default Ach Bch Calc DataSignalLo...

Page 49: ...tem is valid only for products with output option RS 232C communication When using RS 232C communication output in addition to this setting item please refer to RS 232C Originalcommand Originaloutput...

Page 50: ...of RS 232C communication Operation MENU Output RS 232C Com Parity Setting value None Even Default Odd Stopbit Valid only when the protocol is OriginalCommand or OriginalOutput Select length of stopbi...

Page 51: ...o the measurement screen Please note that the contents will not be saved if the power is turned off before closing the menu External control function list The list of functions that can be assigned to...

Page 52: ...ld function A B A B of function columun indicate Ach operation Bch operation both Ach and Bch operation If same function is assigned to some external control terminals the function will operate regard...

Page 53: ...assed after the instruction is turned off MaxHold This function holds the maximum value of display value There are two modes of NormalHold and AreaHold and the mode can be changed by the HoldMode Norm...

Page 54: ...de can be changed by the HoldMode NormalHold As long as the external control terminal is set to the L level the display continues to be updated with the peak to peak value By setting the pin to H leve...

Page 55: ...isplay value is displayed AreaHold As long as the external control terminal is set to the L level the display continues to be updated with the moving average value When the terminal is set to H level...

Page 56: ...en without alarm This function operates only when MeasureMode is Default So it is not displayed in the external control function list when MultiHold and WaveCompare Data storage starts by shorting the...

Page 57: ...external control terminal falls For details please refer the content about DispHold Operation MENU Input HoldA HoldB DispMode Setting value FreeRun Default OneShot DispDelay You can set the delay abou...

Page 58: ...to change the setting for each input channnel DevBaseValue You can set a reference value for DevHold Please confirm the page of DevHold function Operation MENU Input HoldA HoldB DevBaseValue Setting v...

Page 59: ...eShot DispChange TrendLog WaveComp MultiHold ManuAdjust AutoAdjust PatternChange operates continuously switching when continuing long press Measurement Display Moves to shortcut register display by FU...

Page 60: ...zero display value TrendLog Function to start trend logging invalid if logging is already in progress PatternChange 1 2 3 Function to change active pattern up to 3 terminals used WaveCompare A B A B...

Page 61: ...r of displays is shown below Measurement display Level display Trend display Measurement display repeat Display select Measurement display select Select the screen to be displayed as measurement scree...

Page 62: ...In 1ch products some setting items are invisible 3 parameter display is not available in level display select Trend display select Select the screen to be displayed as trend screen Operation MENU Disp...

Page 63: ...You can select thresholds that should be displayed in MENU Display Display select LevelSelect ALSelect Threshold for other input channel is not displayed Green line means upper threshold of compariso...

Page 64: ...in level display Operation MENU Display LevelDisp Bch Scale Setting value Lower limit 99999 Initial value is 0 Upper limit 99999 Initial value is 10000 CalcScale Set upper limit and lower limit in Lev...

Page 65: ...alue and unit White dash line means threshold of first element Blue dash line means threshold of first element Caution Others except to are listed in 6 1 NAMES OF EACH PART Caution Thresholds are disp...

Page 66: ...pper limit 99999 Initial value is 10000 CalcScale Set upper limit and lower limit in Trend Display of calc value This is not scaling for display value of calc value but only set limits of values in le...

Page 67: ...state 2Sec 5Sec 10Sec 20Sec 30Sec 60Sec PowerSavingTime Set the time to turn off the screen when there is no operation for a certain period of time Screen turns ON when some key is operated Operation...

Page 68: ...k settings but can t change settings When this function is enabled protecting icon is displayed as follows Operation MENU System General SettingProtect Setting Disable Initial state Enable AdjustProte...

Page 69: ...y To Pattern1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Initialize UserDefaultSave Save all settings as a user setting Operation MENU System Initialize UserDefaultSave Setting UserDefaultLoad Initialize all settings to the saved...

Page 70: ...aingauge input level in percentage and actual value This is a function for only product has straingauge input Operation MENU Diag Log InputDiag StraingaugeInputA B Display InputRatingPercent Input lev...

Page 71: ...rbitrarily turn on off each bits of BCD output DATA in order to check connected device This function is for only products that have BCD output option Operation MENU Diag Log OutputTest BCD Output DATA...

Page 72: ...utput option Operation MENU Diag Log OutputTest ModbusCom Setting RecieveData Data sent form host TransmitData Data replied to host RS 232C Com Display received data and transmitted data of RS 232C co...

Page 73: ...and save previous data Specification of logged data Specification of logging data is as follow Item Content Number of data point 300 points per screen 228 points when display direction is vertical Lo...

Page 74: ...ta is displayed if no data exist Confirmation screens are shown below You can select Ach Bch Calc screen by operating up down key You can move cursor to confirm point of data by operating right left k...

Page 75: ...of each alarms 1 4 Operation MENU System AlarmLog SyncedAlarm Setting AL1 ON OFF Initial state is ON AL2 ON OFF Initial state is ON AL3 ON OFF Initial state is ON AL4 ON OFF Initial state is ON Recor...

Page 76: ...RecordPos Setting BeforeAlarm Initial state BeforeAndAfter AfterAlarm Because data is saved after constant time after alarm occurs long time is needed if the time scale is large Overwrite Select overw...

Page 77: ...m is out of comparison waveforms even once and output alarm output OK judgement is done at finishing measurement NG judgment is done even during measurement and in case of NG alarm output is output im...

Page 78: ...aph In the above figure the full scale of the time axis is 15 25 ms 375 ms 0 375 sec Comparison result Display OK when the measurement finished and all data are between comparison waveform Display NG...

Page 79: ...unction Wave graph Display latest waveform White and average waveform up to then Green Average times Display measuring number specified times Status READY Waiting for WaveCompA or WaveCompB functions...

Page 80: ...ntal axis corresponds to 100 points per scale When the automatic scaling function is ON it is automatically adjusted so that 10 of the judgment waveform becomes full scale The automatic scaling functi...

Page 81: ...WaveCompA or WaveCompB function while measuring Waiting for External control WaveCompA Waiting for start condition Start condition Measuring Finish with no error Threshold Timeout or WaveCompA Logs ar...

Page 82: ...oduct has communication output you can send wave data by communication Information of decimal point is discard like 12 345 12345 Erasing wave log You can erase all wave log data by operating MENU Diag...

Page 83: ...g after deisplay value less than the threshold after receiving instruction Operation MENU Input WaveCompareA B ThresholdOnDir Setting Excess Initial state LessThan ThresholdTimeout Alarm and finish me...

Page 84: ...t Operation MENU Input WaveCompareA B CompWavePos Setting UpperAndLower Initial state UpperOnly LowerOnly CreateCompWave Create comparison waveform from reference waveform Specify the vertical shift a...

Page 85: ...creen Operation MENU Display DispSelect WaveSelect Setting WaveCompareA ON Initial state OFF WaveCompareB ON Initial state OFF Overwrite Select overwrite enable disable Operation MENU System WaveLog O...

Page 86: ...nt HoldStartCond Normal Threshold StartDelay You need to set settings below for each sections CompOutput Select one of None AL1 AL4 CompAlarmCond Select Outside Inside CompJudgeValue Set upper limit l...

Page 87: ...con is displayed below MAX Peak hold MIN Bottom hold PtoP Amplitude hold DIFF Deviation hold MXML Maximal hold MIML Minimal hold MtoM Difference hold INF Inflection hold Section switch Display section...

Page 88: ...hold type and section switch Icon Mean Icon Mean Comparison reset ON Section switch is level method Peak hold ON Section switch is edge method Bottom hold ON Section switch is edge timer Amplitude ho...

Page 89: ...el method Section continues while MultiA B function is ON While MultiA B function is OFF it is interval between sections and display last hold value If there is no hold value even once in last section...

Page 90: ...section if MultiA B function is ON in the middle of a section See Section 3 4 in the figure below AutoTimer Start first section after MultiA B function ON After set time the section finishes and next...

Page 91: ...OFF at short intervals Then to forbid alarm set CompareOutput None CompareAlarmCond Outside CompJudgeValue LowerLimit 99999 UpperLimit 99999 Method 2 Use HoldReset function to skip unnecessary sectio...

Page 92: ...old is not exceeded or does not go below for a certain period of time after the section is started the section ends as a timeout You need to set more settings below if HoldStartCond is Threshold Thres...

Page 93: ...ted whether it is alarm when the hold value is outside the zone or alarm when inside the zone These settings are set per section CompTiming Select always compare in section or compare once at end of s...

Page 94: ...Section use final display value and compare Peak hold Hold the maxmum value of the section If plus over occurs it is not hold When the value has returned from plus over hold the value as the maximum B...

Page 95: ...ion hold Set reference value and hold display value that has the maximum absolute value of difference from reference value Caution it holds not difference value but display value If plus minus over oc...

Page 96: ...he following procedure and hold at the timing of the minimum value detection Maximum value detection The maximum value is temporarily placed as a local maximal value when maximum value current value d...

Page 97: ...detection mentioned above Maximum value detection The maximum value is temporarily placed as a local maximal value when maximum value current value difference value of maximum and minimum values Minim...

Page 98: ...are not detected When recovering from plus over or minus over the difference of maximal and minimal values is updated by the value after returning You need to set defference value DifValue and differe...

Page 99: ...eZ Each values of formula of are updated per sampling You need to set inflection time A InfTimeA and inflection time B InfTimeB and inflection value Z InfValueZ Since the sign of inflection value Z In...

Page 100: ...Amount of change in InfTimeB Amount of change in InfTimeA InfValueZ Caution If there are some points that satisfy the condition of inflection point hold point of the maximum of Amount of change in In...

Page 101: ...etected it free runs NG and latched output continues Result Clear all warning outputs Go to No interval exist after section 4 and display result It free runs until next measurement start Abbreviation...

Page 102: ...k ground color displayed at alarming Input Multi A S1 S4 Multi B S1 S4 Other PatternSelect Select pattern that will be edited Start Condition HoldStartCond Select start condition of section Threshold...

Page 103: ...nSwitch Select a way of section switching Operation MENU Input MultiA B SectionSwitch Settings LevelMethod Initial state EdgeMethod EdgeTimer AutoTimer SectionTimerS1 S2 S3 S4 Set timer of each sectio...

Page 104: ...me of opening the menu the setting pattern is the value selected as operating on the measurement screen Since the setting pattern is common in each setting PatternSelect in other setting hierarchy is...

Page 105: ...multi hold started Operation MENU Input MultiA B S1 2 S3 S4 ThresholdTimeoutOutput Setting None Initial state AL1 AL2 AL3 AL4 DelayTimer Set the delay time This setting is enable if HoldStartCond is D...

Page 106: ...HoldType is InflectionHold Operation MENU Input MultiA B S1 2 S3 S4 InfTimeB Setting value 1 499 points Initial state is 1 Please be aware that the actual time varies depending on sampling rate Exampl...

Page 107: ...EndOfSection At section end compare last hold value of section and comparison judgement value Operation MENU Input MultiA B S1 2 S3 S4 CompTiming Setting WithinSection Initial state EndOfSection NotDe...

Page 108: ...Hold reset function A B A B Digital zero function A B A B Trend rog function Pattern select function 1 2 3 Wave compare function A B Multi hold function A B Ambient temperature range 5 to 50 C 35 to 8...

Page 109: ...0 15mm in X Y Z directions for 30 minutes Protective structure IP66 front Installation environment indoor use Rated altitude up to 2000m Transient overvoltage Measurement category Pollution degree 2 C...

Page 110: ...y updating period 10sps 1sps Zero display Reading zero suppress Decimal point Settable freely Display range 99999 99999 Process input Input specification Common to Ach Bch Measurement range Input resi...

Page 111: ...pply DC12V 10 100mA max DC24V 10 50mA max Allowable current of 2 ch input is the above current together with Ach and Bch When used with a combination of DC12V and DC24V power consumption is 1 2W max W...

Page 112: ...e AL1 judgement value AL1 display value AL2 judgement value AL2 display value AL3 judgement value AL3 display value AL4 judgement value AL4 Under alarm lower limit judgement Condition of comparison Ju...

Page 113: ...S 50mVp p 10 to 10V 1 to 5V 0 to 20mA 550 25mVp p Ripple is at load resistance 250 20mA output 4 to 20mA BCD output Output type Open collector output NPN PNP type Measurement data Negative logic trans...

Page 114: ...ation protocol Modbus RTU Synchronization method Asynchronous Communication method 2 wire half duplex Baud rate 9600bps 19200bps 38400bps Data length 8bit Start bit 1bit Parity bit None Odd Even Stop...

Page 115: ...over by this procedure please contact your dealer or our company E006 RAM error E100 to 102 Errors associated with serial flash memory E103 to 105 E210 to 211 Errors associated with FRAM E202 to 203 E...

Page 116: ...external control function Check these settings Linearize DispLoCut PowerOnDelay Initialize the WPMZ Caution All settings are reset to default values by the initialization Check the selected display is...

Page 117: ...t target Check for wobble factors such as vibration Make sure that the wiring is not close to a power line etc with high noises If input signal drifts Consider to use analog filter only straingauge in...

Page 118: ...ck communication command is correct Check by using test output function 12 RS 485 communication abnormal Check wiring wire length termination number of connected devices are correct Check setting such...

Page 119: ...asurement display contents Reset the system by press and hold for 1 second in error mode When aseeigned shortcut functions makes the function ON OFF by press and hold for 1 second Makes the key lock f...

Page 120: ...9999 Take over setting of DecPoint TrackingZero Interval 0 ActiveArea 0 Interval 0 99 99 sec ActiveArea 0 99999 Disable if setting value is 0 sec Take over setting of DecPoint DispLimit LowerLimit 999...

Page 121: ...riginalO utput Select a protocol Baudrate 19200bps 9600bps 19200bps 38400bps Select a baudrate Parity Even None Even Odd Select a type of parity bit DataLength 7bit 7bit 8bit Enable when Protocol is O...

Page 122: ...ue StraingaugeInputA B ExternalCtrl Check ON OFF of terminal OutputTest CompareAL1 AL4 Check ON OFF Level of compare output PulseOutputA B Check ON OFF Level of pulse output AnalogOutput Output any va...

Page 123: ...mer SectionTimerS S4 1 00 00 01 99 99 sec Enable if SectionSwitch is EdgeTimer or AutoTimer CompletionSignal Output None None AL1 AL2 AL3 AL4 AlarmColorS1 S4 Black Black Red Yellow Green Select a back...

Page 124: ...mode is Normal OutputMode is Normal Outputs while result is ON AL1 Hysterisis Display value AL1 Excess AL2 Hysterisis AL2 Excess AL2 AL1 AL3 AL4 Result AL3 Hysterisis AL3 Excess AL4 Hysterisis AL4 Ex...

Page 125: ...stages HH HI LO LL Set the OnCondition to Excess for AL1 AL2 LessThan for AL3 AL4 Behavior of judgement when output mode is Normal OutputMode is Normal Outputs while result is ON AL1 Hysterisis Displa...

Page 126: ...when output mode is OneShot OutputMode is OneShot Outputs ceatain time after result turns on AL1 Hysterisis Display value AL1 Excess AL2 Hysterisis AL2 Excess AL3 Hysterisis AL3 LessThan AL4 Hysteris...

Page 127: ...ay value AL3 Hysterisis AL4 Hysterisis AL1 Hysterisis AL2 Hysterisis AL1 LessThan AL2 LessThan AL3 LessThan AL4 LessThan Result Behavior of judgement when output mode is OneShot OutputMode is OneShot...

Page 128: ...AL1 Zone Zone hysterisis Zone upper limit Zone hysterisis Zone lower limit AL2 Zone AL1 AL2 Behavior of judgement when output mode is Latch OutputMode is Latch Outputs after result turns on even if r...

Page 129: ...one Behavior of judgement when output mode is Normal OutputMode is Normal Outputs while result is ON Zone hysterisis Display value Zone upper limit Zone hysterisis Zone lower limit Result AL3 Outside...

Page 130: ...Result AL3 Outside zone Zone hysterisis Zone upper limit Zone hysterisis Zone lower limit AL4 Outside zone AL3 AL3 AL3 AL4 AL4 AL4 DiffJudge It judges successively whether or not the change amount of...

Page 131: ...and lower judgment waveforms and executes comparison judgment one point at a time with 1500 points of upper and lower judgment value and 1500 points of measurement data The saved data is 150 points th...

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