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Connecting the DC Power Supply to the DC Power Supply Model 

(/DC)

 

WARNING

•  Connect the DC power cord after checking that the power switch of the instrument is turned 

OFF. If you connect the power cord with the power switch turned ON, sparks may be 
emitted and can lead to fire.

•  To prevent the possibility of electric shock or fire, be sure to use a power cord and power 

connector that YOKOGAWA specifies.

•  Make sure to perform protective earth grounding to prevent electric shock.

 

CAUTION

•  There is a polarity to the DC power connector. Check the polarity when making a 

connection. If you have trouble connecting it, do not force it; check the connector direction.

•  To prevent shorting the power supply, remove the power cord from the power supply when 

the power supply is not in use.

Creating the Power Cord

Create a power cord using the power connector that comes with the package. For the power cord, use 
a cable that is between AWG12 (conductive cross-sectional area of 3.3 mm

2

) and AWG14 (conductive 

cross-sectional area of 2.1 mm

2

) with an outer diameter less than or equal to 3.6 mm.

There are two types of terminal tips. Use the tip with a small diameter for the protective grounding 
terminal.

1.

  Remove the two screws from the DC power connector.

2.

  Press the latch pawl in the direction of the arrow as shown and remove the connector case. 

Take out the cable cover that is stored in the connector.

 

     

Cable cover

Latch pawl

Cable retainer

Connector case

3.

  Remove the two cable retainer screws.

4.

  Run the cable through the cable cover.

5.

  Solder the power cable to the three terminal tips provided. Solder the protective grounding 

cable to the tip with the small diameter.

 

     

Terminal tip

Power Cable

3.4  Connecting to a Power Supply and Turning the Power Switch On and Off

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IM DL850-03EN

Summary of Contents for DL850 ScopeCorder

Page 1: ...User s Manual DL850 DL850V ScopeCorder Getting Started Guide IM DL850 03EN 8th Edition ...

Page 2: ...asing YOKOGAWA products YOKOGAWA provides registered users with a variety of information and services Please allow us to serve you best by completing the product registration form accessible from our homepage http tmi yokogawa com PIM 103 03E ...

Page 3: ...th option and how to use it Notes The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice as a result of continuing improvements to the instrument s performance and functions The figures given in this manual may differ from those that actually appear on your screen Every effort has been made in the preparation of this manual to ensure the accuracy of its contents However should you ...

Page 4: ...L850 03EN Revisions 1st Edition June 2010 2nd Edition September 2010 3rd Edition March 2011 4th Edition July 2011 5th Edition February 2012 6th Edition April 2012 7th Edition July 2012 8th Edition August 2013 ...

Page 5: ...d Part No A1024WD Maximum rated voltage 250 V H GB Standard Power Cord Part No A1064WD Maximum rated voltage 250 V Language HJ Japanese HE English HC Chinese HK Korean HG German HF French HL Italian HS Spanish Options B5 Built in printer2 DC 12 VDC Power 10 to 18 VDC DL850V only 3 M1 Memory expansion to 1 Gpoint4 M2 Memory expansion to 2 Gpoint4 HD0 External HDD interface5 HD1 160 GB internal HDD5...

Page 6: ...China Manual CD B8074YB 1 Contains PDFs of the user s manuals For the types of manuals that CD contains see the next page Cover panels B8073CY 8 panels Front panel protection cover B8074EA Soft case B8059GG Rubber feet B9989EX 1 sheet 4 feet Printer roll paper2 B9988AE 1 roll One of the following panel sheets B8074EH Japanese HJ B8074EJ Chinese HC B8074EK Korean HK B8074EL German HG B8074EM French...

Page 7: ...res Guide IM DL850 01EN DL850 DL850V ScopeCorder User s Manual IM DL850 02EN Real Time Math G3 pdf DL850 DL850V ScopeCorder Real Time Math G3 Option User s Manual This manual covers firmware versions 1 30 and later of the DL850 DL850V IM DL850 51EN To view the PDF files above you need Adobe Reader 5 0 or later WARNING Never play this manual CD which contains the user s manuals in an audio CD playe...

Page 8: ...H TEMP VOLT 720230 Logic Input Module LOGIC 720240 CAN Bus Monitor Module CAN MONITOR 720241 CAN LIN Bus Monitor Module CAN LIN The CAN bus monitor module and CAN LIN bus monitor module can be used on the DL850V It cannot be used on the DL850 MODEL NO SUFFIX Made in Japan MODEL NO SUFFIX Made in Japan 701250 HS10M12 Top line Model Bottom line Abbreviation The location varies depending on the modul...

Page 9: ... Two pieces in one set Alligator clip adapter 758929 1000 Vrms CAT II Two pieces in one set Fork terminal adapter 758921 1000 Vrms CAT II Two pieces in one set red black For 4 mm screws Cable3 366926 For measuring low voltage of less than or equal to 42 V Banana alligator clip cable 366961 For measuring low voltage of less than or equal to 42 V for the 701261 701262 or 701265 High speed logic prob...

Page 10: ...9 10 1 passive probe 701940 Alligator clip dolphin type 701954 Fork terminal adapter 758921 Current probe 701931 Safety miniclip hook type 701959 26 Bridgehead 701955 NDIS 120 Ω Bridgehead 701956 NDIS 350 Ω Bridgehead 701957 DSUB 120 Ω Bridgehead 701958 DSUB 350 Ω 1 The 1 1 BNC safety adapter lead 701901 and the measurement lead 758933 must be used with one of the following accessories which are s...

Page 11: ...k that all contents are present and undamaged For information about ordering spare parts contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer Name Part No Minimum Q ty Note Printer roll paper B9988AE 10 Thermo sensitive paper 111 mm 10 m Terminal block A1800JD 1 For the 720220 input module Checking the Contents of the Package ...

Page 12: ...bility for the customer s failure to comply with these requirements The following symbols are used on this instrument Warning handle with care Refer to the user s manual or service manual This symbol appears on dangerous locations on the instrument which require special instructions for proper handling or use The same symbol appears in the corresponding place in the manual to identify those instru...

Page 13: ...t the power cord to a properly grounded three prong outlet Do Not Impair the Protective Grounding Never cut off the internal or external protective earth wire or disconnect the wiring of the protective earth terminal Doing so may result in electric shock or damage to the instrument Do Not Operate with Defective Protective Grounding or Fuse Do not operate the instrument if the protective earth or f...

Page 14: ...ages above 42 V be sure to use the passive probe the 701940 The BNC portion of the passive probe 701940 is metal so if you use it with isolated input the 701250 HS10M12 701251 HS1M16 etc for safety be sure to only use it with voltages at or below 42 V Do not connect voltage above 42 V to both the High and Low sides For non isolated inputs 701255 NONISO_10M12 etc fasten the module screws as describ...

Page 15: ...directive Annex I this product is classified as a Monitoring and control instruments product Do not dispose in domestic household waste When disposing products in the EU contact your local Yokogawa Europe B V office New EU Battery Directive New EU Battery Directive DIRECTIVE 2006 66 EC This directive is valid only in the EU Batteries are included in this product This marking indicates they shall b...

Page 16: ...n the instrument to indicate that the user must refer to the user s manual for special instructions The same symbol appears in the corresponding place in the user s manual to identify those instructions In the manual the symbol is used in conjunction with the word WARNING or CAUTION WARNING Calls attention to actions or conditions that could cause serious or fatal injury to the user and precaution...

Page 17: ...g Probes 3 14 3 6 Correcting the Probe Phase 3 20 3 7 Connecting Measurement leads 3 22 3 8 Connecting Thermocouples 3 24 3 9 Connecting Bridgeheads 3 25 3 10 Connecting a Logic Probe to the Logic Input Module 3 28 3 11 Connecting an Acceleration Sensor 3 30 3 12 Connecting Sensors to the Frequency Module 3 32 3 13 Connecting Wires to the 16 CH Voltage Input Module 3 34 3 14 Connecting Wires to th...

Page 18: ... 6 11 6 8 Storage 6 11 6 9 USB for Peripherals 6 11 6 10 Auxiliary I O Section 6 12 6 11 Computer Interface 6 14 6 12 General Specifications 6 15 6 13 Module Specifications 6 19 6 14 Logic Probe Specifications 6 51 6 15 16 CH Scanner Box Specifications 6 52 6 16 External Dimensions 6 53 Appendix Appendix 1 Relationship between the Time Axis Setting Record Length and Sample Rate App 1 Appendix 2 Re...

Page 19: ...reading the safety precautions Protect the instrument from vibration or shock when power is ON especially for internal hard disk type Make sure to screw input modules firmly into place Switch power OFF before removing input modules To prevent injury do not put your hand inside the slots Complies with 21 CFR 1040 10 and 1040 11 Yokogawa Electric Corporation 2 9 32 Nakacho Musashino shi Tokyo 180 87...

Page 20: ... the keys Section 1 2 Jog shuttle Use to change values and move cursors Turn the shuttle ring to vary the rate at which values change The rate is based on the shuttle ring angle KEY PROTECT HELP PRINT PRINT MENU DUAL CAPTURE HDD RECORDING SNAP SHOT CLEAR TRACE UTILTY ESC RESET SET START STOP SETUP DISPLAY SAVE FILE ACQUIRE CAL X Y MENU DUAL CAPTURE VERTICAL CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH C...

Page 21: ...channel arrangement CH1 CH2 CH7 CH8 CH5 CH6 CH11 CH12 CH9 CH10 CH15 CH16 CH13 CH14 Slot 1 2 3 4 Slot 5 6 7 8 Input Modules The following 17 input modules are available High Speed 10 MS s 12 Bit Isolation Module HS10M12 model 701250 High Speed High Resolution 1 MS s 16 Bit Isolation Module HS1M16 model 701251 Signal input terminal 2ch Signal input terminal 2ch High Speed 10 MS s 12 Bit Non Isolatio...

Page 22: ...Isolation Module TEMP HPV model 701265 H input terminal L input terminal 2ch High Speed 100 MS s 12 Bit Isolation Module HS100M12 model 720210 Signal input terminal 2ch 16 CH Voltage Input Module 16CH VOLT model 720220 Signal input terminal 16ch CAN Bus Monitor Module CAN MONITOR model 720240 CAN bus signal input terminal Logic Input Module LOGIC model 720230 Logic probe terminals 16 CH Temperatur...

Page 23: ...0 220 240 V AC 200 VA MAX 50 60 Hz GO NO GO and external start stop I O connector Transmits GO NO GO determination I O signals Can also be used to start and stop the DL850 DL850V through external control Explanation about how to use Section 5 5 External clock input terminal Use when applying an external clock signal Explanation about how to use Section 5 3 Trigger input terminal Use when applying ...

Page 24: ...M LOCK Key Press this key to use the CH1 to CH16 keys to enter numbers SCALE Knob Use this knob to set the vertical scale Before you turn this knob select the target waveform by pressing a key from CH1 to CH16 If you change the scale while waveform acquisition is stopped the setting actually takes effect when you restart waveform acquisition POSITION Knob Vertical POSITION Knob Use this knob to ad...

Page 25: ...ays a menu for using the history feature to recall data SHIFT MEASURE Key Displays a menu for automated measurement of waveform parameters Press SHIFT and then MEASURE to display a menu for GO NO GO determination CURSOR Key Displays a menu used when performing cursor measurements SHIFT ZOOM Key Displays a waveform zoom display menu Press SHIFT and then ZOOM to display a menu for data searching the...

Page 26: ...erforming auto setup which automatically sets the DL850 DL850V according to the input signal storing and recalling setup information and so on Press SHIFT and then SETUP to display a calibration menu SHIFT DISPLAY Key Use this key to configure the display Press SHIFT and then DISPLAY to display an X Y display menu SHIFT SAVE Key Press this key to save waveform or screen capture data to a storage m...

Page 27: ...eforms UTILITY Key Displays a menu for configuring system communication network and environment settings for performing self tests and for displaying system information information about installed modules installed options and the firmware version SHIFT Key Press this key once to access the features that are written in purple below each key The shift key illuminates when the keys are shifted Press...

Page 28: ... from the trigger position Trigger setting Setup menu Level indicator Channel number of the displayed waveform See the explanation below Screen capture output destination The display is inverted when Invert is set to ON Time of the waveform time reference When Trigger Mode is set to OnStart the reference is the measurement start time When Trigger Mode is set to Auto and the roll display is in use ...

Page 29: ...oom1 waveforms Zoom1 window display area Zoom2 window display area Zoom2 zoom range Dual Capture Display Time div for the normal waveform Time div for the captured waveform Trigger position of the captured waveform Normal waveform display area Main window Time from the reference point Waveform display area for the zoom and capture windows Captured waveform display area Stop date and time of the ma...

Page 30: ...tion Module High Speed High Resolution 1 MS s 16 Bit Isolation Module High Speed 10 MS s 12 Bit Non Isolation Module High Voltage 100 kS s 16 Bit Isolation Module with RMS Temperature High Precision Voltage Isolation Module Universal Voltage Temp Module Universal Voltage Temp Module with AAF Strain Module NDIS Strain Module DSUB Shunt Cal Acceleration Voltage Module with AAF Frequency Module High ...

Page 31: ... listed below it can measure voltage temperature strain acceleration frequency logic CAN bus signals LIN bus signals and so on Voltage 701250 HS10M12 701251 HS1M16 701255 NONISO_10M12 701267 HV with RMS 720210 HS100M12 701261 UNIVERSAL 701262 UNIVERSAL AAF 701265 TEMP HPV 701275 ACCL VOLT Voltage For the 16 CH Voltage Input Module 720220 16CH VOLT Temperature 701261 UNIVERSAL 701262 UNIVERSAL AAF ...

Page 32: ...S ACCEL and OFF Set the appropriate input coupling for each input module You can only select OFF for sub channels on the 16 CH voltage input module or the 16 CH temperature voltage input module Sub channels set to OFF are not measured Vertical Zoom You can zoom the waveform vertically You can zoom the waveform by setting the vertical magnification or by setting upper and lower display limits Linea...

Page 33: ...ernal clock input is useful for synchronizing to the clock signal of the waveform that is being measured Relationship between the Time Axis Setting Record Length and Sample Rate If you change the time axis setting the sample rate and the acquisition memory record length also change For details see appendix 1 Sample Rate If you change the time axis setting the sample rate also changes The sample ra...

Page 34: ...edge or rising or falling edge Time Trigger The DL850 DL850V triggers at the specified date and time and at specified intervals afterwards External Signal Trigger The DL850 DL850V triggers when the signal applied to the TRIG IN terminal passes through the specified trigger level in the specified way rising or falling edge Power Line Signal Trigger The DL850 DL850V triggers on the rising edge of th...

Page 35: ... T Pulse Width Trigger The DL850 DL850V triggers according to the relationship between the state condition B achievement time and the specified reference times Time or T1 and T2 Achievement time Trigger B Wave Window Trigger The DL850 DL850V creates real time templates Wave Window using a number of cycles directly preceding the current waveforms The DL850 DL850V compares the current waveforms to t...

Page 36: ...ed a trigger slope Trigger Hysteresis When the trigger source is an analog signal you can set a width hysteresis to the trigger level so that the DL850 DL850V does not detect edges when the signal level changes within the specified width You can set the hysteresis around the trigger level for each type of measured signal Trigger Hold off The trigger hold off feature temporarily stops the detection...

Page 37: ...o change On the standard model of the DL850 DL850V you can set the record length to a value between 1 kpoint and 250 Mpoint Depending on the model you can set the record length to a value of up to 2 Gpoint Acquisition Mode Specify how the DL850 DL850V processes the sampled data stores it in the acquisition memory and uses it to display waveforms There are four acquisition modes Normal Envelope Ave...

Page 38: ...eet or do not meet specified conditions History Waveforms up to 5000 waveforms Selected Record 0 Selected Record 25 Specified zone Selected Record 28 Selected Record 0 History Waveforms up to 5000 waveforms Zone Search Waveform parameter search P P Waveforms that pass through the specified zone are detected Waveforms that do not meet the specified search parameter conditions are detected Dual Capt...

Page 39: ...You can display the zoomed waveforms Zoom1 and Zoom2 of two locations Displaying X Y Waveforms You can observe the correlation between two waveform signal levels by displaying one signal level on the X axis horizontal axis and a second signal level on the Y axis vertical axis You can display X Y waveforms at the same time as normal T Y time and signal level waveforms You can display up to four ove...

Page 40: ...ture to automatically measure waveform levels maximum values frequencies and other values For up to 100 Mpoint of waveform data you can measure 29 waveform parameters including the delay between channels that relate to the voltage axis time axis and waveform area You can display a total of 32 measured values for all the waveforms You can save a total of 64000 items of data for all the waveforms Yo...

Page 41: ...the oldest waveform GO NO GO Determination This feature is useful for signal testing on production lines and for tracking down abnormal phenomena The DL850 DL850V determines whether the waveform enters the specified range When the DL850 DL850V returns a GO or NO GO result specified actions are performed Determination Methods Waveform Zone The DL850 DL850V returns GO NO GO results based on whether ...

Page 42: ...plug If the power cord is damaged contact your dealer for replacement Refer to page iv for the part number to use when placing an order General Handling Precautions Do Not Place Objects on Top of the Instrument Never place other instruments or objects containing water on top of the instrument otherwise a breakdown may occur Do Not Apply Shock or Vibration Do not apply shock or vibration Doing so m...

Page 43: ...tween the handle and the case When you carry the instrument be careful not to get your hand caught between the wall installation surface or other objects and the instrument Cleaning When cleaning the case or the operation panel first remove the power cord from the AC outlet Then wipe with a dry soft clean cloth Do not use chemical such as benzene or thinner These can cause discoloring and deformat...

Page 44: ...nstall the instrument with the rear panel facing down you can tilt it on its stand The recording quality of the printer may be hindered when the instrument is placed in an unstable or inclined place Well Ventilated Location There are inlet holes on the bottom side of the instrument There are also vent holes for the cooling fan on the left side panel and the top panel To prevent internal overheatin...

Page 45: ...el of mechanical vibration is high On an unstable surface Installation Position Install the instrument so that it is flat or with the rear panel facing down When using the stand as shown in the bottom right figure push it out until it locks into place Push the stand back in when you store the instrument Stand WARNING When you put away the stand be careful not to get your hand caught between the st...

Page 46: ...929 or 701947 1 1 safety cable a combination of the 701901 and 701954 or differential probe 700924 Be sure to connect the GND lead of the differential probe the 700924 to the functional ground terminal of the DL850 DL850V before you connect to the device under measurement High voltage may appear at the BNC connector of the differential probe The protection functions and non isolation functions of ...

Page 47: ...oving Input Modules If you replace one installed input module with another the settings for the channel will be reset to their defaults when the power is turned on If you want to keep the settings specify a save destination and save them Installation Procedure of Modules 1 Make sure that the power switch on the left side panel of the instrument is turned off 2 Check the channel number displayed on...

Page 48: ...and bottom of the input module and pull it out About the High speed 100 MS s 12 bit Isolated Module Safety Precautions for Laser Products The High Speed 100 MS s 12 Bit Isolation Module 720210 HS100M12 uses an internal laser light source The 720210 HS100M12 is a class 1 laser product as defined by IEC60825 1 Safety of Laser Products Part1 Equipment Classification High Speed 100 MS s 12 Bit Isolati...

Page 49: ...Q LED Green Pulses are being received Red The input voltage range has been exceeded Off Pulses are not being received Note The LEDs on the frequency module illuminates in green when pulse is applied and red when the input voltage level is over range It is independent of the start stop condition of waveform acquisition of the DL850 DL850V When the preset of the frequency module is set to EM Pickup ...

Page 50: ... unavailable and protective grounding cannot be furnished do not use the instrument Connecting the Power Cord 1 Check that the power switch is off 2 Connect the power cord plug to the power inlet on the left side panel 3 Connect the other end of the cord to an outlet that meets the conditions below Use the three prong power outlet equipped with a protective earth terminal Rated supply voltage 100 ...

Page 51: ... Power Cord Create a power cord using the power connector that comes with the package For the power cord use a cable that is between AWG12 conductive cross sectional area of 3 3 mm2 and AWG14 conductive cross sectional area of 2 1 mm2 with an outer diameter less than or equal to 3 6 mm There are two types of terminal tips Use the tip with a small diameter for the protective grounding terminal 1 Re...

Page 52: ...it with screws Connecting to the Power Supply Connect the power cord as shown in the figure below The power supply must meet the following conditions Item Description Rated supply voltage 12 VDC Permitted supply voltage range 10 to 18 VDC at the DL850V connector end Maximum power consumption Approx 150 VA Max 135 VA when driving 16 channels with four High Speed 100 MS s 12 Bit Isolation Modules an...

Page 53: ...N AC power is used Status Display of the DC Power Supply The power supply status is indicated on the LED on the left side panel AC LED LED Status Description Illuminated in green Operating on AC power DC LED LED Status Description Illuminated in green Operating on DC power AC power is not connected Operating on AC power and the DC supply voltage is within the operating range 10 to 18 VDC Illuminat...

Page 54: ...The DC power supply LED lights in orange while power is not being supplied It takes several seconds for the startup screen to appear Operations Performed When the Power Is Turned Off When the power switch is turned off or the power plug is removed the instrument stores the current settings in its memory This means that if you turn the power switch on and begin measurement the instrument will perfo...

Page 55: ...echanical protection function will not be activated Do not leave the instrument connected to devices in an environment that may be subject to voltage surges Use only specified cables It is extremely dangerous to use cables that do not meet the safety standards Especially when you are handling high voltages of 42 V or more When measuring high voltages using the 720210 HS100M12 701250 HS10M12 or 701...

Page 56: ...or less When used with the 700929 10 1 isolated probe or the 701947 100 1 isolated probe 2 Or when used with the safety cable 1 1 a combination of the 701901 and 701954 8 400 Vrms measurement category Other O 300 Vrms CAT II Direct input cable that does not comply with the safety standards 10 42 V DC ACpeak CAT II 30 Vrms For the 701251 HS1M16 Maximum input voltage at a frequency of 1 kHz or less ...

Page 57: ...e 701947 100 1 isolated probe 2 300 Vrms CAT II Safety cable 1 1 combined with 701901 701954 8 or direct input cable that does not comply with the safety standards 10 42 V DC ACpeak CAT II 30 Vrms H L With the 700929 or 701947 1 2 700929 701947 H L 701901 701954 5 With the 701901 and 701954 H L Direct input cable that does not comply with the safety standards 9 10 BNC 8 3 4 6 7 With the 10 1 passi...

Page 58: ... the 700929 or 701947 and whose attenuation is not 1 1 10 1 100 1 or 1000 1 the correct measured values cannot be displayed Follow the instructions given in section 1 1 Configuring Voltage Measurements in the user s manual to set the probe attenuation type to match the actual value using the setup menu If they do not match measured values cannot be read correctly Connecting Current Probes When usi...

Page 59: ...ed is limited by the current generated by the device under measurement current measured by the current probe The measured versus consumed current characteristics of current probes that can be connected to the instrument are indicated below 250 200 150 100 50 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 0 50 100 150 200 250 Current probe 700937 Current consumption mA Measured current A Positive current Negative current 400 3...

Page 60: ...ils on the connection procedure see the manual that came with the differential probe Functional ground terminal GND lead WARNING In Using the High Voltage Differential Probes Be sure to connect the GND lead of a differential probe the 700924 or 700925 to the functional ground terminal on the right side panel of the DL850 DL850V Otherwise high voltage may appear at the BNC connector making it dange...

Page 61: ...connect the ground wire to the functional ground terminal 4 Follow the instructions in section 4 5 Performing Auto Setup to perform auto setup on the probe 5 Insert a screwdriver into the phase adjustment hole and turn the variable capacitor so that the displayed waveform is an appropriate square wave Probe compensation signal output terminal Functional ground terminal Phase adjustment hole Necess...

Page 62: ...t increased gain in the high frequency band Not enough adjustment reduced gain in the high frequency band Notes about Using Probes with the Frequency Module 701280 FREQ You cannot perform phase correction on a probe connected to the frequency module To use a probe with the frequency module first perform phase correction on the probe using another module 3 6 Correcting the Probe Phase 3 21 IM DL850...

Page 63: ...ken When Using the Modules To prevent the possibility of electric shock always connect measurement leads that match the voltage range that you are measuring to the signal input terminals of the 701261 UNIVERSAL 701262 UNIVERSAL AAF 701267 HV with RMS and 701265 TEMP HPV When measuring high voltages using the 701267 HV with RMS use a measurement lead 758933 and alligator clip 701954 Maximum Input V...

Page 64: ... 4 H L 6 7 For the 701261 701262 701265 For the 701267 With the 758933 and 701954 Direct input cable that does not comply with the safety standards Input terminal Input terminal Input terminal Over Range Indication If over range is indicated the DL850 DL850V may be receiving a voltage higher than the observed waveform or measured waveform values To prevent electric shock change the vertical scale ...

Page 65: ...CAUTION The 701261 UNIVERSAL 701262 UNIVERSAL AAF or 701265 TEMP HPV is isolated from the DL850 DL850V However applying a voltage exceeding the value below may damage the input section If the frequency is above 1 kHz damage may occur even when the voltage is below this value Maximum input voltage across the input terminals H and L at a frequency of 1 kHz or less 42 V DC ACpeak Maximum allowable co...

Page 66: ...upports six types of connection methods single gauge method single gauge three wire method adjacent side two gauge method opposite side two gauge method opposite side two gauge three wire method and four gauge method For details see the manual that came with the bridge head 701955 701956 701957 701958 If you are using a strain gauge bridge or a strain gauge transducer other than the bridge head 70...

Page 67: ...01270 STRAIN_NDIS When Using the A1002JC Connector by YOKOGAWA You can create your own cable by using the YOKOGAWA A1002JC connector that is compatible with the strain module and use the cable to connect a strain gauge bridge or a strain gage transducer to the strain module A A Bridge positive bridge voltage B Input negative measurement signal C Bridge negative bridge voltage D Input positive meas...

Page 68: ...t signal 4 Shuntcal positive shunt signal 5 Sense positive bridge voltage sensing 6 Bridge negative bridge voltage 7 Input negative measurement signal 8 Input positive measurement signal 9 Bridge positive bridge voltage D Sub 9 pin connector Connector shell Cable 1 3 9 Connecting Bridgeheads 3 27 IM DL850 03EN Making Preparations for Measurements 1 2 3 4 5 6 App Index ...

Page 69: ...nnector from the logic signal input connector Do not stack the isolated logic probes during use Also allow enough space around the probes to avoid a temperature increase inside the probes Do not use the YOKOGAWA 700985 logic probe with the DL850 DL850V The 700985 is shaped so that it can be connected to the logic signal input connector of the DL850 DL850V but it is not electrically compatible with...

Page 70: ... Set the input switch When you set it to AC the threshold levels are 50 VAC 50 Hi 80 to 250 VAC Lo 0 to 20 VAC when you set it to DC the threshold levels are 6 V 50 Hi 10 to 250 VDC Lo 0 to 3 VDC Connecting the Logic Probe to a Logic Input Module 3 Turn the instrument s power switch off 4 Connect to the logic signal input connector of the logic input module 720230 the end of the logic probe s 26 p...

Page 71: ... voltage of 22 V Connecting Acceleration Sensors When Connecting Built in Amplifier Type Acceleration Sensors The DL850 DL850V allows built in amplifier type low impedance acceleration sensors to be directly connected To connect built in amplifier type acceleration sensors use BNC cables Use cables that are appropriate for the acceleration sensors being used Connect the acceleration sensors with t...

Page 72: ...oise cable Charge converter 701275 ACCL VOLT acceleration measurement DL850 DL850V Note The unit of measur ement of acceleration on the DL850 DL850V is m s2 If the sensitivity is indicated in mV G for the acceleration sensor that you are using convert it to m s2 1 G 9 81 m s2 Precautions Do not apply shock outside the specifications see the manual for the acceleration sensor to the acceleration se...

Page 73: ...s Pull up 5V see the Frequency Measurement section in chapter 2 Vertical Axis in the feature s guide IM DL850 01EN Precautions to Be Taken When Connecting to Sensors or Signal Output Sources WARNING Over Range Indication If over range is indicated the DL850 DL850V may be receiving a voltage higher than the observed waveform or measured waveform values To prevent electric shock change the vertical ...

Page 74: ...appropriate for the electromagnetic pickups being used When the input is set to electromagnetic pickup determination is not made on whether the input voltage level exceeds the specified input voltage range Therefore the LEDs see page 3 8 do not illuminate eve when the input voltage level is over range 701280 FREQ Power generating electromagnetic pickup Rotating object under measurement BNC connect...

Page 75: ...ncy of 1 kHz or less 42 V DC ACpeak CAT II 30 Vrms Wire the L input terminals for all of the sub channels on the same module to the same potential The L input terminals of the sub channels are all common Because the L input terminals are electrically connected inside the DL850 DL850V connecting different potentials to them could result in short circuiting and damage to the 16 CH voltage input modu...

Page 76: ... out of the screwdriver insertion hole When you pull out the flat blade screwdriver hold the wire in place so that it does not come out with the screwdriver 4 Pull lightly on the wire to make sure that it doesn t come out After you have finished connecting the wires turn on the DL850 DL850V and the device under measurement Wire Flat blade screwdriver Terminal block Module 720220 16CH VOLT Wire ins...

Page 77: ...the value indicated below may damage the input section If the frequency is above 1 kHz damage may occur even when the voltage is below this value Maximum input voltage across the input terminals and 1 at a frequency of 1 kHz or less 42 V DC ACpeak Maximum allowable common mode voltage across the input terminals or and earth 2 at a frequency of 1 kHz or less 42 V DC ACpeak CAT II 30 Vrms The input ...

Page 78: ...3 5 mm width Screw tightening torque 0 5 to 0 6 N m Connecting Wires to the Terminal Block First turn off the DL850 DL850V Make sure that the other end of the wire that you are connecting to the terminal block is not connected to the device under measurement or make sure that the device under measurement that you are going to connect to is turned off When you first use the 16 CH scanner box follow...

Page 79: ...rew the scanner box and the attaching plate together using the accessory binding screws M4 5 mm Screw tightening torque 1 2 N m Binding screws M4 x 5mm Attaching plate B8074LN Projections Connecting the 16 CH Temperature Voltage Input Module and the Scanner Box Using the cable that came with the scanner box 701953 connect the 720221 16CH TEMP VOLT and the scanner box Cable 16 CH Scanner Box 701953...

Page 80: ...ot used can not be connected to 9 NC Not used can not be connected to One inch screws number 4 40 UNC are used Note The connector shell is connected to GND Additionally GND and the connector shell are isolated from the electric potential of the DL850 DL850V case earth CAUTION Applying a voltage greater than the maximum input voltage may damage the input section Connecting the Cable Signal wires Wh...

Page 81: ...ound LIN_GND Ground 7 CAN_H CAN high signal NC Not used can not be connected to 8 NC Not used can not be connected to NC Not used can not be connected to 9 NC Not used can not be connected to NC Not used can not be connected to One inch screws number 4 40 UNC are used Note The shell of the CAN bus signal input connector is connected to CAN_GND The shell of the LIN bus signal input connector is con...

Page 82: ... was shipped from the factory Attaching the Panel Sheet There are three panel sheet attachment hooks on both the left and right sides of the front panel Hook the panel sheet onto the three hooks on the left side Then bend the panel sheet slightly and hook it onto the three hooks on the right side Panel sheet attachment hook 3 41 IM DL850 03EN Making Preparations for Measurements 1 2 3 4 5 6 App In...

Page 83: ...dark place Use the paper as quickly as possible after you break its protective seal If you attach a plastic film that contains plasticizing material such as vinyl chloride film or cellophane tape to the paper for a long time the recorded sections will fade due to the effect of the plasticizing material Use a holder made of polypropylene to store the roll paper When pasting the record paper to anot...

Page 84: ...ith the same orientation as shown in the figure Raise the handle Printer cover OPEN COVER button Press the OPEN COVER button to open the printer cover Guide Align the ends of the roll paper with the guides and set the roll in place Close the cover and press LOCK on the center of the cover until you hear a click 4 5 1 2 3 3 18 Loading Roll Paper into the Built In Printer Optional 3 43 IM DL850 03EN...

Page 85: ... operate with different settings such as the FFT1 and FFT2 features F The selected setting switches each time you press the soft key G Displays a dialog box or a keyboard Use the jog shuttle SET key and arrow keys to configure the settings in the dialog box or operate the keyboard H Pressing a key sets the item to the setting that corresponds to that key How to Display the Setup Menus That Are Wri...

Page 86: ...ight arrow keys Changes which digit to set When selecting the item to set You can use the up and down arrow keys How to Enter Values in Setup Dialog Boxes 1 Use the keys to display the appropriate setup dialog box 2 Use the jog shuttle or the arrow keys to move the cursor to the setting that you want to set 3 Press SET The operation varies as indicated below depending on what you are setting A sel...

Page 87: ...he Jog Shuttle Select the appropriate item using the soft keys and change the value using the jog shuttle the SET key and the arrow keys This manual sometimes describes this operation simply as using the jog shuttle Using the Keypad Press NUM LOCK to illuminate the NUM LOCK key and use the CH1 to CH16 keys to enter a value After you enter the value press ENTER to confirm it Use the keypad to enter...

Page 88: ... the string Select on the keyboard or press the History soft key to display a list of character strings that you have entered previously Use the jog shuttle to select a character string and press SET to enter the selected character string 5 Press the ENTER soft key or move the cursor to ENTER on the keyboard and press SET to confirm the character string and clear the keyboard Character insertion p...

Page 89: ... turned on hot plug support Connect the type A connector of the USB cable to the DL850 DL850V and connect the type B connector to the keyboard When the power switch is on the keyboard is detected and enabled approximately 6 seconds after it is connected Note Only connect a compatible USB keyboard mouse printer or storage device to the USB port for peripherals Do not connect multiple keyboards You ...

Page 90: ...SB mouse devices that have been tested for compatibility contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer Some settings cannot be configured by a mouse without a wheel Connection Procedure To connect a USB mouse to the DL850 DL850V use one of the USB ports for peripherals You can connect or disconnect the USB mouse at any time regardless of whether the DL850 DL850V is on or off hot plugging is supported When ...

Page 91: ...ect A setup menu that corresponds to the item that you selected appears at the bottom of the display The top menu disappears To display an item s submenu point to the item To select an item on a submenu click on it just as you would to select an item on the top menu Pointer Top Menu Right click to display the top menu Submenu Submenus appear for items that have them The setup menu that you select ...

Page 92: ...d item Clearing the Menu To clear the menu click outside of it Specifying Values The following description explains how to specify values for menu items that have a 123 icon next to them If there are two 123 icons next to a single menu item click on the item to select an item to configure To increase a value rotate the mouse wheel back To decrease a value rotate the mouse wheel forward To increase...

Page 93: ...will close when you cancel your selection Scroll bar Click on the item that you want to select Click on the file folder or media drive that you want to select Setting V DIV and TIME DIV Setting V DIV Move the pointer close to the V DIV value in the upper left of the display The pointer becomes a Rotate the mouse wheel forward to increase the V DIV value and rotate it back to decrease the value Set...

Page 94: ...ts of the year 30 Sep 2008 day month English abbreviation year Setting the Time Difference from Greenwich Mean Time Time Diff GMT Set the time difference between the region where you are using the DL850 DL850V and Greenwich Mean Time Selectable range 12 hours 00 minutes to 13 hours 00 minutes For example Japan standard time is ahead of GMT by 9 hours In this case set Time Hour to 9 and Minute to 0...

Page 95: ... 701267 HV with RMS 701261 UNIVERSAL 701262 UNIVERSAL AAF 701275 ACCL VOLT 720210 HS100M12 720220 16CH VOLT Channels That Auto Setup Is Performed On Auto setup is performed on all channels except logic channels Logic waveforms are displayed with the same settings as before you executed auto setup Waveforms Displayed before the Execution of Auto Setup When you perform auto setup the data in the acq...

Page 96: ...me base Int Real time HD recording Off Dual capturing Off Accumulation Off Vertical axis settings V Div The value that causes the absolute values of the input waveform to be between 1 6 and 4 5 div Offset voltage 0 V Coupling DC Bandwidth limit FULL Display on off Channels whose absolute input voltage values reach or exceed 20 mV 1 1 are displayed except for Scan The displays of modules that are n...

Page 97: ...ault Values Date and time settings Communication settings Language setting English or Japanese Undoing the Reset Operation If you reset the settings by mistake you can press the Undo soft key to revert to the previous settings However you cannot undo the reset operation if you switch to a different setup menu or clear the SETUP menu by pressing the ESC key To Reset All Settings to Their Factory De...

Page 98: ...ion immediately after power on the calibrated values may drift due to temperature changes or other environmental changes Execute calibration in an environment with a stable temperature ranging from 5 to 40 C 23 5 C recommended Do not apply signals when calibrating Calibration may not be executed properly when input signals are being applied to the DL850 DL850V Auto Calibration Auto Cal Auto calibr...

Page 99: ...illuminated waveform acquisition is stopped Stopped appears in the lower left of the screen DL850 DL850V Operation When the Acquisition Mode Is Set to Averaging Averaging stops when you stop waveform acquisition If you restart waveform acquisition again averaging starts from the beginning START and STOP Operations during Accumulation Accumulation stops when you stop acquisition If you restart wave...

Page 100: ...e screen or to move the cursor in the table of contents or index turn the jog shuttle Moving to the Link Destination To move to a description that relates to blue text or to move from the table of contents or index to the corresponding description move the cursor to the appropriate blue text or item and press SET Displaying Panel Key Descriptions With help displayed press a panel key to display an...

Page 101: ...ctor type BNC Input level TTL 0 to 5 V Minimum pulse width 100 ns Logic Rising and falling edges Trigger delay time Within 100 ns 1 sample period Externally synchronized operation Possible through the connection of the TRIG IN and TRIG OUT terminals of two DL850 DL850Vs Circuit Diagram and Timing Chart for External Trigger Input Equivalent to LCX14 100 Ω 4 7 kΩ 100 pF 5 V Minimum pulse width Trigg...

Page 102: ... Pulse mode Low when a trigger occurs and high after a specified period of time has passed Output delay Normal mode Within 100 ns 1 sample period Pulse mode Within 100 ns 1 sample period Output hold time Normal mode 100 ns or more Pulse mode 1 ms 50 ms 100 ms or 500 ms Circuit Diagram and Timing Chart for Trigger Output EXT TRIG OUT 100 Ω Equivalent to HC245 Trigger occurrence the time at the trig...

Page 103: ...use of factors such as excessive voltage External clock input terminal EXT CLKIN Use this terminal to operate the DL850 DL850V using an external clock signal Item Specifications Connector type BNC Input level TTL 0 to 5 V Detected edge Rising Minimum pulse width 50 ns or more for both high and low External clock frequency range Up to 9 5 MHz Circuit Diagram for External Clock Input Equivalent to L...

Page 104: ... supports XGA can be connected Item Specifications Connector type D sub 15 pin Output format Analog RGB output Output resolution XGA output 1024 768 dots approx 60 Hz Vsync D Sub 15 pin receptacle 6 11 1 5 15 10 Pin No Signal Specifications 1 Red 0 7 VP P 2 Green 0 7 VP P 3 Blue 0 7 VP P 4 5 6 GND 7 GND 8 GND 9 10 GND 11 12 13 Horizontal sync signal Approx 36 4 kHz TTL positive logic 14 Vertical s...

Page 105: ... Process the wires at the end of the stripped cable as necessary Pin no Signal Logic 1 EXT EVENT IN Negative logic Wire color Red 2 3 4 5 START IN GO OUT NOGO OUT Negative logic Negative logic Negative logic GND Yellow White Green Blue GO NO GO Determination I O You can apply an external signal to the DL850 DL850V s GO NO GO I O terminal and perform GO NO GO determination and you can output the re...

Page 106: ...gnal level temporarily changes from high H to low L GO OUT Negative logic When the determination result is GO the output signal level temporarily changes from high H to low L Signal Output Circuit GO OUT NO GO OUT 5 V 120 Ω 4 7 kΩ 100 pF GO NO GO I O Timing START IN Acquisition Acquisition Judgment Result Judgment Result NOGO OUT GO OUT 100 ms or more 50 ms or more 0 ms or more The signal remains ...

Page 107: ...n no Signal 2 3 4 5 6 EXT EVENT IN START IN NC no connection NC no connection Connector on the DL850 DL850V Starts on low edge stops on high GND NC no connection EXT I O Manual event Event input occurs on low edge Input level TTL 0 to 5 V Circuit Diagram for External Start Stop Input 5 V 120 Ω LCX14 4 7 kΩ 100 pF 2 pin no High Low START STOP 5 V 120 Ω LCX14 4 7 kΩ 100 pF 2 Contact input is possibl...

Page 108: ...Terminal IRIG You can use an IRIG Inter Range Instrumentation Group signal to set the time on the DL850 DL850V Item Specifications Input connector BNC Number of input connectors 1 Supported IRIG signals A002 B002 A132 and B122 Input impedance You can switch between 50 Ω and 5 kΩ Maximum input voltage 8 V Used for Synchronizing the DL850 DL850V time Synchronizing the sample clock Clock sync range 8...

Page 109: ...requency period edge count resolver IIR filter and demodulation of the pulse width modulated signal For detailed specifications of Real Time Math channel s math features see section 6 5 Features Real Time Math features are as follows Even when the display is in roll mode you can view the math results There are no restrictions on the record length You can specify a record length that is the same as...

Page 110: ...et for the specified period of time Time 20 ns to 10 s resolution 10 ns B Between The DL850 DL850V triggers when the period during which the trigger B conditions continue to be met is within the specified time range Time T1 10 ns to 9 99999999 s T2 20 ns to 10 s resolution 10 ns Period The DL850 DL850V triggers when the period meets one of the following conditions T Time The DL850 DL850V triggers ...

Page 111: ...e width 50 ns or more for both High and Low 1 1 μs div when the High Speed 100 MS s 12 Bit Isolation Module 720210 is not installed 2 Under standard operating conditions after the warm up time has passed 6 4 Display Item Specifications Display 10 4 inch TFT LCD Display screen size 210 4 mm 157 8 mm Display resolution 1024 768 XGA Resolution of the waveform display 801 656 normal or 1001 656 wide D...

Page 112: ...n be retained on the screen Snapshot waveforms can be saved and loaded Clear trace The displayed waveform is cleared Dual capturing The data of a single waveform can be acquired at two different sample rates Main waveform Maximum sample rate 100 kS s roll mode area Captured waveform Maximum sample rate 100 MS s Record length 5 kpoint 10 kpoint 25 kpoint 50 kpoint 100 kpoint 250 kpoint 500 kpoint H...

Page 113: ...aveforms are acquired Cyclic statistical processing The DL850 DL850V automatically measures the waveform parameters of the data in the acquisition memory and performs statistical processing on the parameters once per period Statistical processing of the history data The DL850 DL850V automatically measures the waveform parameters of each history waveform and performs statistical processing on the p...

Page 114: ...lter type LPF Filter order 5 to 49 Cutoff frequency 300 kHz to 2 Hz Resolution 300 kHz to 30 kHz in steps of 2 kHz Resolution 29 8 kHz to 3 kHz in steps of 200 Hz Resolution 2 98 kHz to 300 Hz in steps of 20 Hz Resolution 298 Hz to 30 Hz in steps of 2 Hz Resolution 29 8 Hz to 2 Hz in steps of 0 2 Hz Cutoff characteristic 3 0 f fc 2 where f is the frequency and fc is the cutoff frequency Sharp Filt...

Page 115: ...al Time Math Math rate Max math rate 10 MS s or 1 MS s for polynomials Math type Basic arithmetic Addition subtraction multiplication and division of two channels no coefficients Differentiation Differentiation using a fifth order Lagrange interpolation formula Integration Integration reset condition When waveform acquisition starts when a channel is turned on or off Selectable reset conditions Ov...

Page 116: ...ined from the logic signals that were specified for phases A B and Z and 2 the fundamental wave component that was determined from the discrete Fourier transform of the waveform that was specified as the target Calculates the phase difference electrical angle between the angle of rotation and drive current of the motor Knocking filter When the signal level of the math source waveform that is being...

Page 117: ...1 kHz to 20 kHz Tracking filter band setting 2 kHz 1 kHz 250 Hz 100 Hz Maximum measurable angular acceleration 140000 rps2 when the tracking filter is set to 2 kHz 54000 rps2 when the tracking filter is set to 1 kHz 1800 rps2 when the tracking filter is set to 250 Hz 180 rps2 when the tracking filter is set to 100 Hz Demodulation of the pulse width modulated PWM signal The PWM modulated signal is ...

Page 118: ...rs directly Japanese string input Compact VJE Ver 3 0 6 6 FFT Item Specifications Waveform to be computed CHn or MATHn Number of channels 1 on models without the G2 option 2 on models with the G2 option Computation range From the specified computation start point until the specified number of points have been computed Computed points 1 k 2 k 5 k 10 k 20 k 50 k or 100 k Time windows Rect Hanning Ha...

Page 119: ...pecifications Compatible USB storage devices Mass storage devices that are compliant with USB Mass Storage Class Ver 1 1 External HDD Interface HD0 option Item Specifications Connection interface eSATA Number of drives 1 Usable HDD capacity 1 5 TB FAT32 6 9 USB for Peripherals Item Specifications Connector type USB type A receptacle Electrical and mechanical specifications USB Rev 2 0 compliant Su...

Page 120: ...d time 100 ns or more External Clock Input EXT CLK IN Item Specifications Connector type BNC Input level TTL Minimum pulse width 50 ns Detected edge Rising Sampling jitter Within 100 ns 1 sample Video Signal Output VIDEO OUT Item Specifications Connector type D sub 15 pin receptacle Output format Analog RGB Output resolution XGA compliant output 1024 768 dots Approx 60 Hz Vsync dot clock frequency...

Page 121: ...nals 4 Output voltage 12 V Output current Up to 1 A Time Sync Signal Input IRIG C20 option Item Specifications Input connector BNC Number of input connectors 1 Supported IRIG signals A002 B002 A132 and B122 Input impedance You can switch between 50 Ω and 5 kΩ Maximum input voltage 8 V Used for Synchronizing the DL850 DL850V time Synchronizing the sample clock Clock sync range 80 ppm Post sync accu...

Page 122: ...h or Japanese version of Windows 7 32 bit Windows Vista 32 bit or Windows XP 32 bit SP2 or later A separate driver is required Ethernet Item Specifications Connector type RJ 45 modular jack Ports 1 Electrical and mechanical specifications IEEE802 3 Transmission system Ethernet 1000BASE T 100BASE TX 10BASE T Communication protocol TCP IP Supported services DHCP DNS SNTP client SMTP client FTP serve...

Page 123: ...pecifications are the same as those shown for the standard model Supply format Auto DC AC switching AC preferred isolation between DC power input terminal and the DL850V Rated supply voltage 12 VDC Permitted supply voltage 10 to 18 VDC Power consumption Approx 90 VA typical1 When driving 2 channels High Speed 10 MS s 12 Bit Isolation Module 1 Approx 105 VA typical1 When driving 8 channels High Spe...

Page 124: ...ower supply harmonic regulation 4 Power supply voltage fluctuation and flicker Cable conditions DL850 DL850V Current probe When connecting a current probe to the input terminal and probe power terminal of a module attach a single ferrite core6 to both cables on the side of the cables closest to the DL850 DL850V GP IB cable Use a shielded cable that is 3 m or less in length USB cable Use a shielded...

Page 125: ...ble 2 for use in industrial locations EN61326 2 1 Approved DL850 DL850V 701250 701251 701255 701267 701261 701262 701265 701270 701271 701275 701280 720210 720220 720221 720230 720240 720241 700986 700987 701953 701955 701956 701957 701958 702911 702912 Influence in the immunity environment criteria A Noise increase 701250 20 mV 1 1 input 5 mV div conversion 701251 3 mV 1 1 input 1 mV div conversi...

Page 126: ...rd value It is not strictly warranted 2 If the 701260 module is inserted into the DL850 DL850V it will not comply with safety standard EN61010 1 2010 or EN61010 2 030 2010 3 The overvoltage category installation category is a value used to define the transient overvoltage condition and includes the rated impulse withstand voltage Category I applies to electric equipment whose power is supplied fro...

Page 127: ...when AC coupled low frequency attenuation point 10 Hz or less 1 Hz or less when using the 700929 0 1 Hz or less when using the 701947 Common mode rejection ratio 80 dB 50 60 Hz or more Typical8 Residual noise level Input section shorted 400 µV or 0 06 div whichever is greater Typical8 Withstand voltage 1500 Vrms for 1 minute across each terminal and earth 60 Hz Allowable transient surge voltage in...

Page 128: ...ply input voltage exceeding the maximum input voltage withstand voltage or allowable surge voltage To prevent the possibility of electric shock be sure to furnish protective earth grounding of the DL850 DL850V To prevent the possibility of electric shock be sure to fasten the module screws Otherwise the electrical and mechanical protection functions will not be activated Avoid continuous connectio...

Page 129: ...sing the 700929 0 01 Hz or less when using the 701947 Common mode rejection ratio 80 dB 50 60 Hz or more Typical8 Residual noise level Input section shorted 100 µV or 0 01 div whichever is greater Typical8 Withstand voltage 1500 Vrms for 1 minute across each terminal and earth 60 Hz Allowable transient surge voltage instantaneous 2100 Vpeak across each input terminal and earth Insulation resistanc...

Page 130: ...ply input voltage exceeding the maximum input voltage withstand voltage or allowable surge voltage To prevent the possibility of electric shock be sure to furnish protective earth grounding of the DL850 DL850V To prevent the possibility of electric shock be sure to fasten the module screws Otherwise the electrical and mechanical protection functions will not be activated Avoid continuous connectio...

Page 131: ...e 701940 Residual noise level Input section shorted 400 µV or 0 06 div whichever is greater Typical4 A D conversion resolution 12 bit 150 LSB div Temperature coefficient Zero point Gain 5 mV div to 20 V div 0 05 of 10 div C Typical4 0 02 of 10 div C Typical4 Bandwidth limit Select from OFF 500 kHz 50 kHz 5 kHz and 5400 Hz Cut off characteristics 18 dB OCT Typical4 Probe attenuation setting Voltage...

Page 132: ...V To prevent the possibility of electric shock be sure to fasten the module screws The module screws must be fastened for the module to function as a nonisolation module In addition all electrical and mechanical protection functions are activated only when the screws are fastened The maximum input voltage of the module is valid only when all the screws are fastened and the protection path of the m...

Page 133: ...accuracy1 Waveform observation mode DC accuracy RMS observation mode DC accuracy AC accuracy when a sine wave is input AC accuracy when the crest factor is 2 or less AC accuracy when the crest factor is 3 or less 0 25 of 10 div 1 0 of 10 div 1 5 of 10 div 2 0 of 10 div 3 0 of 10 div At frequency of 40 Hz to 1 kH At frequency of 40 Hz to 1 kH At frequency of 40 Hz to 1 kH Input connector Plug in te...

Page 134: ...f this module when used with 758933 measurement leads and 701954 alligator clips is 400V CAT II on the low side and 700V CAT II on the high side Be careful because the overvoltage tolerance between the low and high sides is different Do not apply input voltage exceeding the maximum input voltage withstand voltage or allowable surge voltage To prevent the possibility of electric shock be sure to fu...

Page 135: ...00 C 0 to 1700 C 0 1 of reading 3 C Except 0 to 200 C 8 C 200 to 800 C 5 C B 0 to 1800 C 0 1 of reading 2 C Except 400 to 700 C 8 C Effective range is 400 to 1800 C W 0 to 2300 C 0 1 of reading 3 C Au7Fe3 0 to 300K 0 to 50K 50 to 300K 4K 2 5K Frequency characteristics1 3 dB point when a sine wave of amplitude 3 div is applied Voltage measurement Temperature measurement DC to 40 kHz DC to 100 Hz Ma...

Page 136: ... pass filter are automatically set according to the sample rate Sample Rate AAF Low Pass Filter 100 kS s 40 kHz OFF 50 kS s 20 kHz OFF 20 kS s 8 kHz OFF 10 kS s 4 kHz 4 kHz 5 kS s 2 kHz 4 kHz 2 kS s 800 Hz 4 kHz 1 kS s 400 Hz 400 Hz 500 S s 200 Hz 400 Hz 200 S s 80 Hz 400 Hz 100 S s 40 Hz 40 Hz 50 S s 20 Hz 40 Hz 20 S s to 5 S s 20 Hz 40 Hz 2 S s or less 20 Hz 40 Hz Ext sample 40 kHz OFF 1 Value m...

Page 137: ...0 to 50K 50 to 300K 4K 2 5K Frequency characteristics1 3 dB point when a sine wave of amplitude 3 div is applied Voltage measurement Temperature measurement DC to 100 Hz DC to 100 Hz Maximum input voltage4 at a frequency of 1 kHz or less Both temperature and voltage input 42 V DC ACpeak Maximum allowable common mode voltage5 at a frequency of 1 kHz or less Both temperature and voltage input 42 V D...

Page 138: ...uracy 3 This module supports Au7Fe with 0 07 metal content with respect to gold H L 5 4 6 The typical value is a representative or standard value It is not strictly warranted WARNING Do not apply input voltage exceeding the maximum input voltage or allowable common mode input voltage To prevent the possibility of electric shock be sure to furnish protective earth grounding of the DL850 DL850V To p...

Page 139: ...R 10000 µSTR to 10000 µSTR 20000 µSTR 20000 µSTR to 20000 µSTR When using mV V range Measurement Range FS Measurement Range 0 25 mv V 0 25 mV V to 0 25 mV V 0 5 mV V 0 5 mV V to 0 5 mV V 1 mV V 1 mV V to 1 mV V 2 5 mV V 2 5 mV V to 2 5 mV V 5 mV V 5 mV V to 5 mV V 10 mV V 10 mV V to 10 mV V DC accuracy1 0 5 of FS 5 µSTR Maximum input voltage at a frequency of 1 kHz or less Between Input and Input ...

Page 140: ...1955 or 701956 is used the connector shell cable shield and the bridge head case are all connected to the case potential of the DL850 DL850V When a bridge head 701955 or 701956 is used the floating GND is connected to the bridge head case inside the bridge head Be sure to execute balancing again when you change the range or the bridge voltage 1 Value measured under standard operating conditions 2 ...

Page 141: ...0 µSTR 10000 µSTR to 10000 µSTR 20000 µSTR 20000 µSTR to 20000 µSTR When using mV V range Measurement Range FS Measurement Range 0 25 mv V 0 25 mV V to 0 25 mV V 0 5 mV V 0 5 mV V to 0 5 mV V 1 mV V 1 mV V to 1 mV V 2 5 mV V 2 5 mV V to 2 5 mV V 5 mV V 5 mV V to 5 mV V 10 mV V 10 mV V to 10 mV V DC accuracy1 0 5 of FS 5 µSTR Maximum input voltage at a frequency of 1 kHz or less Between Input and I...

Page 142: ...57 or 701958 is used the connector shell cable shield and the bridge head case are all connected to the case potential of the DL850 DL850V When a bridge head 701957 or 701958 is used the floating GND is connected to the bridge head case inside the bridge head Be sure to execute balancing again when you change the range or the bridge voltage 1 Value measured under standard operating conditions 2 Th...

Page 143: ...when using the 701940 Typical4 Common mode rejection ratio 80 dB 50 60 Hz or more Typical4 Residual noise level Input section shorted 100 µV or 0 01 div whichever is greater Typical4 A D conversion resolution 16 bits 2400LSB div Temperature coefficient When in waveform measurement mode excluding AUTO filter Zero point Gain 0 02 of 10 div C Typical4 0 02 of 10 div C Typical4 Response time only when...

Page 144: ... 1 Value measured under standard operating conditions H L 2 3 BNC Combined with the 10 1 passive probe 701940 Direct input cable that does not comply with the safety standards H L 2 3 4 The typical value is a representative or standard value It is not strictly warranted WARNING Do not apply input voltage exceeding the maximum input voltage or allowable common mode input voltage To prevent the poss...

Page 145: ... or less Input frequency of 2 kHz to 10 kHz Input frequency of 10 kHz to 20 kHz Input frequency of 20 kHz or higher 0 05 of the input frequency 0 001 Hz 0 1 of the input frequency 0 3 of the input frequency 0 5 of the input frequency When in power supply frequency mode7 When the center frequency is 50 60 Hz When the center frequency is 400 Hz Input set to AC100 V or AC200 V with sine wave input 0 ...

Page 146: ...nput voltage exceeds the range Compatible probes cables Connection cable 1 1 Recommended 1 366926 Voltage probe Recommended 2 700929 10 1 safety probe 20 to 45 pF 701947 100 1 probe 15 to 45 pF For measuring 1000 V DC ACpeak or less For measuring 1000 V DC ACpeak or less 1 Value measured under standard operating conditions H L Combined with the 700929 or 701947 2 700929 701947 H L Combined with th...

Page 147: ... to 200 kHz Select positive or negative pulse 0 01 Power supply frequency Measurable frequency range Selectable vertical axis sensitivity Center frequency setting Minimum resolution 30 Hz to 70 Hz when the center frequency is 50 Hz 40 Hz to 80 Hz when the center frequency is 60 Hz 380 Hz to 420 Hz when the center frequency is 400 Hz 0 1 Hz div to 2 Hz div 0 01 Hz resolution Select 50 Hz 60 Hz or 4...

Page 148: ...ified time Specified time 0 1 to 1000 ms 0 1 ms resolution Can be specified on all measurement parameters Pulse average Performs frequency measurement per specified number of pulses When fluctuation exists periodically in the pulse interval the fluctuation can be eliminated Specified number of pulses 1 to 4096 Can be specified when measuring the frequency RPMs RPSs power supply frequency period pu...

Page 149: ...t connector BNC connector isolated type Input impedance 1 MΩ 1 approx 35 pF 3 dB point when AC coupled low frequency attenuation point 10 Hz or less 1 Hz or less when using the 700929 0 1 Hz or less when using the 700929 Common mode rejection ratio 80 dB 50 60 Hz or more Typical6 Residual noise level Input section shorted 1 1 mV or 0 15 div whichever is greater Typical6 Withstand voltage 1500 Vrms...

Page 150: ...f electric shock be sure to furnish protective earth grounding of the DL850 DL850V To prevent the possibility of electric shock be sure to fasten the module screws Otherwise the electrical and mechanical protection functions will not be activated Avoid continuous connection under an environment in which the surge voltage may occur 6 13 Module Specifications ...

Page 151: ...nce 1 MΩ 1 Common mode rejection ratio 80 dB 50 60 Hz or more typical value4 Residual noise level input section shorted 0 05 div A D converter resolution 16 bits 2400 LSB div Temperature coefficient Zero point 0 02 of 10 div C typical value4 Gain 0 02 of 10 div C typical value4 Bandwidth limit Can be turned off or set to 500 Hz on each sub channel Wiring Recommended 0 20 mm2 to 1 00 mm2 AWG size 2...

Page 152: ...als of the sub channels are all connected Because the L input terminals are electrically connected inside the DL850 DL850V connecting different potentials to them could result in short circuiting and damage to the 16 CH voltage input module H L Input terminal Ground 2 1 Terminal block Wire insertion hole H L Screwdriver insertion hole Sub channel 1 2 16 The L input terminals are electrically conne...

Page 153: ... to 700 C 8 C Effective range is 400 to 1800 C W 0 to 2300 C 0 1 of reading 3 C Au7Fe3 0 to 300K 0 to 50K 50 to 300K 4K 2 5K Maximum input voltage4 at a frequency of 1 kHz or less Both temperature and voltage input 42 V DC ACpeak Maximum allowable common mode voltage5 at a frequency of 1 kHz or less Both temperature and voltage input 42 V DC ACpeak CAT II 30 Vrms Vertical resolution Voltage measur...

Page 154: ...ltage exceeding the maximum input voltage withstand voltage or allowable surge voltage Do not leave the instrument connected to devices in an environment that may be subject to voltage surges To prevent electric shock connect wires to the terminal block that match the voltage range that you are measuring Applying a voltage exceeding the value indicated below may damage the input section If the fre...

Page 155: ...al section and may cause measurement errors Therefore wait about ten minutes before making a measurement In an environment where the air from the air conditioning is directly applied to the input terminals or where there are effects from a heat source the heat balance may be disturbed at the input terminal section and cause measurement errors When making measurements in this type of environment ta...

Page 156: ...87 250 Vrms however ACpeak must be less than 350 V and DC must be less than 250 V For logic probes 702911 702912 700986 and the high speed logic probe the eight input lines of a single pod share the same ground Also the instrument s ground and the grounds of each pod are connected Do not apply signals with different common voltages to each input line Doing so may damage the instrument connected lo...

Page 157: ...layer ISO 11898 High Speed Communication Supported bit rates1 10 kbps 20 kbps 33 3 kbps 50 kbps 62 5 kbps 66 7 kbps 83 3 kbps 100 kbps 125 kbps 250 kbps 500 kbps 800 kbps 1 Mbps LED display Illuminates to indicate that the terminator is enabled Number of sub channels 16 sub channels ports 60 for firmware versions 1 20 and later One shot output Frames can be output in single shots Terminator resist...

Page 158: ...er ISO 11898 High Speed Communication Supported bit rates1 10 kbps 20 kbps 33 3 kbps 50 kbps 62 5 kbps 66 7 kbps 83 3 kbps 100 kbps 125 kbps 250 kbps 500 kbps 800 kbps 1 Mbps Supported data length 4 bytes maximum Number of sub channels 60 sub channels One shot output Frames can be output in single shots A D converter resolution when Value Type is set to Float 16 bits 2400 LSB div 1 Low speed CAN a...

Page 159: ...ut 1 ms or less During AC input 20 ms or less Input impedance Approx 100 kΩ Maximum input voltage 250 Vrms1 CAT II between the H and L terminals of each bit Maximum allowable common mode voltage 250 Vrms1 CAT II between input terminal H or L and the ground Maximum allowable voltage between bits 250 Vrms1 CAT II Withstand voltage 2000 VAC for 1 minute between the input terminals and the ground Insu...

Page 160: ...dimensions of the 16 CH Scanner Box see the 16 CH temperature voltage input module 720221 specifications External Dimensions Unit mm Unless otherwise specified tolerances are 3 however tolerances are 0 3 mm when below 10 mm Attaching plate 16 CH Scanner Box Φ3 5 6 164 5 3 5 70 177 148 74 35 21 5 ...

Page 161: ...tions 1 2 3 4 5 6 App Index 6 16 External Dimensions DL850 DL850V Unit mm Unless otherwise specified tolerances are 3 however tolerances are 0 3 mm when below 10 mm Rear view 16 5 355 11 8 259 11 7 180 23 11 7 202 8 DC Power Model ...

Page 162: ... k 200 μs 500 k 1 k 1 M 2 k 2 M 4 k 5 M 10 k 10 M 20 k 500 μs 200 k 1 k 500 k 2 5 k 1 M 5 k 2 M 10 k 5 M 25 k 1 ms 100 k 1 k 200 k 2 k 500 k 5 k 1 M 10 k 2 M 20 k 2 ms 50 k 1 k 100 k 2 k 200 k 4 k 500 k 10 k 1 M 20 k 5 ms 20 k 1 k 50 k 2 5 k 100 k 5 k 200 k 10 k 500 k 25 k 10 ms 10 k 1 k 20 k 2 k 50 k 5 k 100 k 10 k 200 k 20 k 20 ms 5 k 1 k 10 k 2 k 20 k 4 k 50 k 10 k 100 k 20 k 50 ms 2 k 1 k 5 k ...

Page 163: ... 200 k 200 k 500 k 500 k 1 M 1 M 200 ms 20 k 40 k 50 k 100 k 100 k 200 k 200 k 400 k 500 k 1 M 500 ms 10 k 50 k 20 k 100 k 50 k 250 k 100 k 500 k 200 k 1 M 1 s 5 k 50 k 10 k 100 k 20 k 200 k 50 k 500 k 100 k 1 M 2 s 2 k 40 k 5 k 100 k 10 k 200 k 20 k 400 k 50 k 1 M 3 s 1 k 30 k 2 k 60 k 5 k 150 k 10 k 300 k 20 k 600 k 4 s 1 k 40 k 2 k 80 k 5 k 200 k 10 k 400 k 20 k 800 k 5 s 1 k 50 k 2 k 100 k 5 k...

Page 164: ... M 2 M 10 M 5 M 25 M 10 M 50 M 1 s 200 k 2 M 500 k 5 M 1 M 10 M 2 M 20 M 5 M 50 M 2 s 100 k 2 M 200 k 4 M 500 k 10 M 1 M 20 M 2 M 40 M 3 s 50 k 1 5 M 100 k 3 M 200 k 6 M 500 k 15 M 1 M 30 M 4 s 50 k 2 M 100 k 4 M 200 k 8 M 500 k 20 M 1 M 40 M 5 s 50 k 2 5 M 100 k 5 M 200 k 10 M 500 k 25 M 1 M 50 M 6 s 20 k 1 2 M 50 k 3 M 100 k 6 M 200 k 12 M 500 k 30 M 8 s 20 k 1 6 M 50 k 4 M 100 k 8 M 200 k 16 M ...

Page 165: ...5 μs 100 M 5 k 100 M 5 k 100 M 5 k 100 M 5 k 100 M 5 k 10 μs 100 M 10 k 100 M 10 k 100 M 10 k 100 M 10 k 100 M 10 k 20 μs 100 M 20 k 100 M 20 k 100 M 20 k 100 M 20 k 100 M 20 k 50 μs 100 M 50 k 100 M 50 k 100 M 50 k 100 M 50 k 100 M 50 k 100 μs 100 M 100 k 100 M 100 k 100 M 100 k 100 M 100 k 100 M 100 k 200 μs 100 M 200 k 100 M 200 k 100 M 200 k 100 M 200 k 100 M 200 k 500 μs 100 M 500 k 100 M 500...

Page 166: ... M 20 k 144 M 50 k 360 M 100 k 720 M 200 k 1 44 G 15 min 10 k 90 M 20 k 180 M 50 k 450 M 100 k 900 M 200 k 1 8 G 30 min 5 k 90 M 10 k 180 M 20 k 360 M 50 k 900 M 100 k 1 8 G 1 h 2 k 72 M 5 k 180 M 10 k 360 M 20 k 720 M 50 k 1 8 G 2 h 1 k 72 M 2 k 144 M 5 k 360 M 10 k 720 M 20 k 1 44 G 3 h 500 54 M 2 k 216 M 2 k 216 M 5 k 540 M 10 k 1 08 G 4 h 500 72 M 1 k 144 M 2 k 288 M 5 k 720 M 10 k 1 44 G 5 h ...

Page 167: ... G 7 min 500 k 2 1 G 1 M 4 2 G 8 min 500 k 2 4 G 1 M 4 8 G 9 min 500 k 2 7 G 500 k 2 7 G 1 M 5 4 G 10 min 500 k 3 G 500 k 3 G 1 M 6 G 12 min 500 k 3 6 G 500 k 3 6 G 1 M 7 2 G 15 min 200 k 1 8 G 500 k 4 5 G 1 M 9 G 30 min 200 k 3 6 G 200 k 3 6 G 500 k 9 G 1 M 18 G 1 h 100 k 3 6 G 100 k 3 6 G 200 k 7 2 G 500 k 18 G 1 M 36 G 2 h 50 k 3 6 G 50 k 3 6 G 100 k 7 2 G 200 k 14 4 G 500 k 36 G 3 h 20 k 2 16 ...

Page 168: ...G 8 h 10 k 2 88 G 10 k 2 88 G 20 k 5 76 G 50 k 14 4 G 100 k 28 8 G 9 h 10 k 3 24 G 10 k 3 24 G 20 k 6 48 G 50 k 16 2 G 100 k 32 4 G 10 h 10 k 3 6 G 10 k 3 6 G 20 k 7 2 G 50 k 18 G 100 k 36 G 12 h 5 k 2 16 G 10 k 4 32 G 20 k 8 64 G 20 k 8 64 G 100 k 43 2 G 1 day 2 k 1 728 G 5 k 4 32 G 10 k 8 64 G 20 k 17 28 G 50 k 43 2 G 2 days 2 k 3 456 G 2 k 3 456 G 5 k 8 64 G 10 k 17 28 G 20 k 34 56 G 3 days 1 k...

Page 169: ...200 k 4 k 500 k 10 k 1 M 20 k 5 ms 20 k 1 k 50 k 2 5 k 100 k 5 k 200 k 10 k 500 k 25 k 10 ms 10 k 1 k 20 k 2 k 50 k 5 k 100 k 10 k 200 k 20 k 20 ms 5 k 1 k 10 k 2 k 20 k 4 k 50 k 10 k 100 k 20 k 50 ms 2 k 1 k 5 k 2 5 k 10 k 5 k 20 k 10 k 50 k 25 k 100 ms 1 k 1 k 2 k 2 k 5 k 5 k 10 k 10 k 20 k 20 k 200 ms 500 1 k 1 k 2 k 2 k 4 k 5 k 10 k 10 k 20 k 500 ms 200 1 k 500 2 5 k 1 k 5 k 2 k 10 k 5 k 25 k ...

Page 170: ... 10 k 50 k 20 k 100 k 50 k 250 k 100 k 500 k 200 k 1 M 1 s 5 k 50 k 10 k 100 k 20 k 200 k 50 k 500 k 100 k 1 M 2 s 2 k 40 k 5 k 100 k 10 k 200 k 20 k 400 k 50 k 1 M 3 s 1 k 30 k 2 k 60 k 5 k 150 k 10 k 300 k 20 k 600 k 4 s 1 k 40 k 2 k 80 k 5 k 200 k 10 k 400 k 20 k 800 k 5 s 1 k 50 k 2 k 100 k 5 k 250 k 10 k 500 k 20 k 1 M 6 s 500 30 k 1 k 60 k 2 k 120 k 5 k 300 k 10 k 600 k 8 s 500 40 k 1 k 80 k...

Page 171: ...500 k 30 M 8 s 20 k 1 6 M 50 k 4 M 100 k 8 M 200 k 16 M 500 k 40 M 10 s 20 k 2 M 50 k 5 M 100 k 10 M 200 k 20 M 500 k 50 M 20 s 10 k 2 M 20 k 4 M 50 k 10 M 100 k 20 M 200 k 40 M 30 s 5 k 1 5 M 10 k 3 M 20 k 6 M 50 k 15 M 100 k 30 M 1 min 2 k 1 2 M 5 k 3 M 10 k 6 M 20 k 12 M 50 k 30 M 2 min 2 k 2 4 M 2 k 2 4 M 5 k 6 M 20 k 24 M 20 k 24 M 3 min 1 k 1 8 M 2 k 3 6 M 5 k 9 M 10 k 18 M 20 k 36 M 4 min 1...

Page 172: ...0 M 2 M 200 M 5 M 500 M 10 M 1 G 10 M 1 G 20 s 500 k 100 M 1 M 200 M 2 M 400 M 5 M 1 G 10 M 2 G 30 s 200 k 60 M 500 k 150 M 1 M 300 M 2 M 600 M 5 M 1 5 G 1 min 100 k 60 M 200 k 120 M 500 k 300 M 1 M 600 M 2 M 1 2 G 2 min 50 k 60 M 200 k 240 M 200 k 240 M 500 k 600 M 1 M 1 2 G 3 min 50 k 90 M 100 k 180 M 200 k 360 M 500 k 900 M 1 M 1 8 G 4 min 20 k 48 M 100 k 240 M 200 k 480 M 200 k 480 M 500 k 1 2...

Page 173: ... 200 k 7 2 G 500 k 18 G 1 M 36 G 2 h 50 k 3 6 G 50 k 3 6 G 100 k 7 2 G 200 k 14 4 G 500 k 36 G 3 h 20 k 2 16 G 20 k 2 16 G 50 k 5 4 G 100 k 10 8 G 200 k 21 6 G 4 h 20 k 2 88 G 20 k 2 88 G 50 k 7 2 G 100 k 14 4 G 200 k 28 8 G 5 h 20 k 3 6 G 20 k 3 6 G 50 k 9 G 100 k 18 G 200 k 36 G 6 h 10 k 2 16 G 20 k 4 32 G 20 k 4 32 G 50 k 10 8 G 200 k 43 2 G 7 h 10 k 2 52 G 10 k 2 52 G 20 k 5 04 G 50 k 12 6 G 1...

Page 174: ...50 k 20 k 10 k 5 k 50 k 50 k 10 k 10 k 5 k 2 k 20 k 20 k 10 k 5 k 2 k 1 k 10 k 10 k 5 k 2 k 1 k 500 5 k 5 k 1 k 1 k 500 200 2 k 2 k 1 k 500 200 100 1 k 1 k 500 200 100 50 500 500 100 100 50 20 200 200 100 50 20 10 100 100 50 20 10 5 50 50 10 10 5 2 20 20 10 5 2 1 10 10 5 2 1 5 5 1 1 If you set the sample rate the main channel sample rate of the DL850 DL850V to a rate that is higher than a module s...

Page 175: ...M 100 k 1 M 50 k 500 k 20 k 200 k 10 k 100 k 5 k 50 k 2 k 20 k 1 k 10 k 500 5 k 200 2 k 100 1 k 50 500 20 200 10 100 5 50 2 20 1 10 5 If you set the sample rate the main channel sample rate of the DL850 DL850V to a rate that is higher than a module s maximum sample rate because the data is only updated at the module s maximum sample rate all the data within the module s data update interval will b...

Page 176: ...k 100 k 100 k 100 k 100 k 10 M 100 k 100 k 100 k 100 k 100 k 100 k 100 k 5 M 100 k 100 k 100 k 100 k 100 k 100 k 50 k 2 M 100 k 100 k 100 k 100 k 100 k 50 k 20 k 1 M 100 k 100 k 100 k 100 k 50 k 20 k 10 k 500 k 100 k 100 k 100 k 50 k 20 k 10 k 5 k 200 k 100 k 100 k 50 k 20 k 10 k 5 k 2 k 100 k 100 k 50 k 20 k 10 k 5 k 2 k 1 k 50 k 50 k 10 k 10 k 5 k 2 k 1 k 500 20 k 20 k 10 k 5 k 2 k 1 k 500 200 1...

Page 177: ...k 100 k 100 k 5 M 100 k 100 k 100 k 100 k 100 k 100 k 50 k 2 M 100 k 100 k 100 k 100 k 100 k 50 k 20 k 1 M 100 k 100 k 100 k 100 k 50 k 20 k 10 k 500 k 100 k 100 k 100 k 50 k 20 k 10 k 5 k 200 k 100 k 100 k 50 k 20 k 10 k 5 k 2 k 100 k 100 k 50 k 20 k 10 k 5 k 2 k 1 k 50 k 50 k 10 k 10 k 5 k 2 k 1 k 500 20 k 20 k 10 k 5 k 2 k 1 k 500 200 10 k 10 k 5 k 2 k 1 k 500 200 100 5 k 5 k 1 k 1 k 500 200 10...

Page 178: ...ecording Is On Model Number of Displayed Channels Standard M1 1 G M2 2 G 9 to 16 channels 500 M 2 G 5 G 5 to 8 channels 1 G 5 G 10 G 3 to 4 channels 2 G 10 G 20 G 2 channels 5 G 20 G 20 G 1 channel 10 G 20 G 50 G Unit of record length Point When Dual Capturing Is On and Hard Disk Recording Is Off Model Number of Displayed Channels Standard M1 1 G M2 2 G 9 to 16 channels 5 M 25 M 50 M 5 to 8 channe...

Page 179: ...M 12 1 1 100 M 13 11 1 250 M 14 12 11 500 M 0 13 12 1 G 0 14 13 2 G 0 0 14 Unit of record length Point 1 When there are eight displayed channels 2 When there are four displayed channels 3 When there are two displayed channels 4 When there is one displayed channel Maximum Sample Rate at Which Hard Disk Recording Is Possible The maximum sample rate varies as indicated below depending on the number o...

Page 180: ...0 V div Position 0 00 div Label Channel number Coupling DC BandWidth Full V Scale DIV V Zoom 1 Operation Key Soft Key Setting CH1 to 16 UNIVERSAL 701261 UNIVERSAL AAF 701262 Offset 0 000 V Invert OFF Linear Scale OFF CH1 to 16 TEMP HPV 701265 V div 5 000 V div Position 0 00 div Label Channel number Coupling DC BandWidth Full V Scale DIV V Zoom 1 Offset 0 000 V Invert OFF Linear Scale OFF CH1 to 16...

Page 181: ...etup Bit Rate 500 Kbps Sample Point 85 Sync Jump Width 2 Bit Sample Num 1 Listen Only OFF Terminator OFF Scale Auto One Shot Out Message Format STD ID Hex 000 Frame Data DLC 0 Data Hex 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Operation Key Soft Key Setting CH13 to 16 CAN LIN 720241 The values for CAN are the same as the values for the 720240 All SubChannels Setup Input OFF Label Channel number ID Hex 000 Start Bit...

Page 182: ...E Auto POSITION DELAY Position 50 0 Delay 0 0 µs SIMPLE ENHANCED Setting Simple Source CH1 Slope Rising Level 0 V Hold Off 0 00 µs Operation Key Soft Key Setting CURSOR Type OFF Horizontal Trace CH1 Cursor1 3 00 div Cursor2 3 00 div Vertical Trace CH1 Cursor1 4 000 div Cursor2 4 000 div Marker Marker Marker1 X Trace CH1 Position 3 000 div Marker From Mark Degree Trace CH1 Cursor1 4 000 div Cursor2...

Page 183: ...g Hz ZOOM Display Zoom1 ON Display Zoom2 OFF Position 0 00 div Main Ratio 50 Window Layout Side Format Zoom1 Main Operation Key Soft Key Setting SEARCH Type Edge Edge Trace CH1 Level 0 0 V Polarity Rising Hysteresis Count 1 Result Window Zoom1 Pattern No No Match Event Select Number 1 Result Window Zoom1 Select Event Capture Logic Pattern Trace Installation channel Bit Setting X Result Window Zoom...

Page 184: ...OFF Action OFF Logic Setup Numerical Format Bit Cursor Order 1 8 Bit Order 1 8 Terminal Setup Remote Stop On Trigger Out Normal Pulse Width 1 msec Display Setup Menu Font Size Large Base Color Blue Scale Font Size Large Scale On Item All Level Indicator On Intensity Grid 2 Cursor 8 Marker 8 Key Knob Setup Click Sound ON START STOP Response Time Quick Key Protect Type All Release Type Key Analysis ...

Page 185: ...CH8 CTRL 8 CH9 CTRL 9 CH10 CTRL 0 SET CTRL ENTER SETUP CTRL UTILITY CTRL CH11 CTRL F1 CH12 CTRL F2 CH13 CTRL F3 CH14 CTRL F4 CH15 CTRL F5 CH16 CTRL F6 Turn ZOOM POSITION to the right CTRL INSERT Turn VERTICAL POSITION to the right CTRL HOME Turn ZOOM POSITION to the left CTRL DELETE Turn VERTICAL POSITION to the left CTRL END START STOP CTRL or F12 DUAL CAPTURE CTRL SHIFT A FFT CTRL SHIFT B PRINT ...

Page 186: ...NUM LOCK is illuminated on the DL850 DL850V 0 CH key 0 when NUM LOCK is illuminated on the DL850 DL850V ENTER CH key ENTER when NUM LOCK is illuminated on the DL850 DL850V CH key when NUM LOCK is illuminated on the DL850 DL850V CH key when NUM LOCK is illuminated on the DL850 DL850V ESC ESC or F8 Select soft key 1 F1 Select soft key 2 F2 Select soft key 3 F3 Select soft key 4 F4 Select soft key 5 ...

Page 187: ...he High Speed 10 MS s 12 Bit Isolation Module 701250 HS10M12 For the signal flow of a particular module see the module s block diagram The input signal applied to the two input terminals is first processed by each module s input section In the 701250 HS10M12 the signal is attenuated and amplified by an attenuator ATT and amplifier AMP Then the signal s bandwidth is limited by a filter FLT Next the...

Page 188: ... AD Isolation Block Isolator DAC ASIC Inst AMP 16 FLT AMP AD DAC Inst AMP Bridge Power Bridge Power 701275 ACCL VOLT ASIC 16 FLT AMP AD ATT 16 Isolation Block FLT AMP AD ATT Current source Current source Isolator 701280 FREQ ASIC FLT AMP ATT Isolation Block FLT AMP ATT CPU ASIC COMP COMP Isolator 720210 HS100M12 ASIC 12 FLT AMP A D ATT 12 Isolation Block FLT AMP A D ATT Isolator 720220 16CHVOLT AS...

Page 189: ... Vrms CAT II 700 Vrms CAT II 400 Vrms CAT II Direct input or cable not complying with the safety standard 9 across the input terminal H or L and earth 30 Vrms 42 VDC ACpeak Vertical voltage axis accuracy DC accuracy1 Waveform observation mode DC accuracy RMS observation mode DC accuracy AC accuracy when a sine wave is input AC accuracy when the crest factor is 2 or less AC accuracy when the crest ...

Page 190: ...oltage 3700 Vrms for 1 minute Allowable transient surge voltage 5200 Vpeak between earth and input 10 The typical value is a representative or standard value It is not strictly warranted WARNING When applying high voltage using this module use the 1 1 safety cable combination of 701901 and 701954 or the isolated probe 700929 or 701947 Note that the overvoltage tolerance of the low and high sides o...

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