Omron F3SG-PG Series, Руководство пользователя

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F3SG-SR/PG
User’s Manual
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4-4-2. Muting Statistics Information
This function can be used only when the F3SG-SR/PG is connected to the Intelligent Tap and a PC.
This function logs and visualizes conditions of F3SG-SR/PG muting operations to help the user adjust
settings of muting input time difference. Also, its statistic calculation allows for optimal settings with
reduced test runs.
On the Top page, click the icon below.
The screen below is displayed.
No. Function Description
1 Start (stop) online
monitoring Retrieves muting input time difference information from the F3SG-SR/PG in real time and
displays it in the analysis data area (No. 10).
2 Retrieve log Obtains the muting input time difference information saved in F3SG-SR/PG and displays it
as Analysis Data (No. 10) and displays the graph as Graph (No. 11). Pressing this button
switches the safety outputs to the OFF state and the operating state to [Setting state].
3 Open analysis data Opens a .cvs file saved by the operation (No. 4).
4 Save analysis data Saves data displayed in the analysis data area (No. 10) as a .csv file. The data saved also
includes other muting input time difference information and sensor information.
5 Clear log Clears muting time logs saved in the F3SG-SR/PG.
6 Timing chart Displays a timing chart of time analyzed.
7 Muting input time
difference analysis table Displays minimum and maximum values of muting setting parameter, assumed data and
measured data, and judgment results on these values.
8 Description on muting
input time difference
analysis table Displays meanings of abbreviations and judgment results in the table.
A.D.: Assumed Data (the value calculated from M.D. using the standard deviation setting.
The value of zero or less is handled as zero.)
M.D.: Measured Data (the measured value of the time difference from muting input A to
muting input B)
9 Standard deviation setting The range of variation of assumed data can be selected from 2.6
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, 3.0
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