KYOWA EDS-400A, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Press the “START/STOP” switch of the master EDS-
400A to start recording data.
When the “MEAS” lamp lights up green, it means that the
data is correctly recorded.
Pressing the “START/STOP” switch of the master EDS-
400A lets all the EDS-400As connected with sync cable
start recording data.
“MEAS” lamp lights out.
After data recording is complete, turn OFF the EDS-400A
power and eject all the CF cards from the EDS-400As.
Collect the recorded data using the Control Software. At
this time, follow instructions from the Software.
Sequentially install the CF card in the card slot of the PC
and collect the recorded data. Data separately recorded in
CF cards installed in the EDS-400As are automatically
combined into a single file while collecting data.
Start up the bundled Data Display Software and check
waveform of the recorded data. If necessary, save the
recorded data in ASCII format file and conduct desired
processing with a spreadsheet software, etc.
Install the CF card in the PC.
Collect the recorded data.
Check waveform of
the recorded data
Start recording data.
Complete data recording.
Always start recording data with CF card
installed in the card slot of the EDS-400A. The
recorded data is directly written in the CF card.
After pressing the “START/ STOP” switch,
check “ MEAS” lamps of all the EDS-400As are
not flashing red. If any of the “MEAS” lamp is
flashing red, it is error. See “5.
TROUBLESHOOTING.”
In additin, when the “MEAS” lamp is flashing
red, and the latter EDS(s) cannot record data.
When repeatedly setting trigger, the EDS-400A
automatically checks free space in the CF card
every time the system is in trigger standby mode.
And at the point when the CF card capacity
becomes not enough to receive data recorded for
the next trigger, the “MEAS” lamp starts
flashing.
Note that CF card free space of the EDS-400A
with multiple number of recording CHs becomes
short quickly compared with that of the EDS-
400A with little number of recording CHs.
Note