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MW100 Data Acquisition Unit Operation Guide

1. indow Convert Information Help Control data 0507 1916 mxs Group EEEN Se OY E temas Curgor A Cursor B Differe Cursor A Cursor B Difference Data No Data No 2p 7a 4 55 A 2005105107 2005705107 m 20050507 2005 0507 TE Absokta Time 19 01 45 200 19 01 56 300 00 00 17 100 Aksojute Time 19 01 45 200 19 01 56 200 00 00 11 000 Channel No Yalue A Yalue B Value B Value 4 Channel No Value A Value B Value B Yalue 4 i DA HOQ JI 0 0925 0 0131 0 0794 0 0 Statistics OVER v 1 Graph 51600002 MxD LEE T _ aa Alarm Channel display color indication Readout value of Cursor B Readout value of Cursor A Channel number and Readout value of Cursor B measurement unit Readout value of Cursor A Statistical Computation over an Area of Measured Computed Data 1 Inthe waveform display window click the tab of the group on which you wish to perform statistical computation over an area 2 Click the start position of the computation area in the waveform display area A light blue cursor appears in the waveform display area If multiple waveform display areas are displayed the cursor is displayed at the time position each waveform display area 3 Drag the cursor to the end position of the computation area Another light blue cursor appears at the position where the cursor was dragged Group selection tab Group 1 Group 2 HH i4 P 200msec Cursor the end of the statistical computation over an area Cursor the
2. Action Reflash Lav 8 Click here wish to set relays Enter or select each item For details on relays see the MW100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MW100 01E section 1 12 The relay settings are changed 21 Changing Monitor Screen Display Conditions Tag Settings Setting Messages 22 Stop measurement then change the display method After changing the display method start measurement and display the monitor screen The screen is updated according to the new settings For details on display settings see the MW100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MW100 01E section 3 15 1 From the browser top screen choose Display Setting gt Channel Tag Setting The tag setting screen in displayed TA no 7 2 Click here to select the setting range for the tags you wish to set Tag name Channel number Q amp 0 m m Foon SSS 3 Enter the tag name Foos If no name is entered ENTRANCE the channel number is KITCHEN displayed _ Ay 4 4 Clickhere The tag name setting is changed 5 After choosing Display Setting in step 4 click Other Settings Top gt Display Setting gt Other Settings KWE I TagName 4 _ 6 Click here to select the Tag Name avs 7 Click here ernie 1 From the browser top screen choose Display Setting gt Message Setting The message setting screen in displayed Top gt Display Setting gt Mess
3. Operation Guide MW100 Data Acquisition Unit YOKOGAWA 3rd Edition Yokogawa Electric Corporation Contents Checking the Contents of the Package ccccsssseeeeeeeeeeeseaeeeeeeeeseeeeeneeseeseaeeseeeneeseeeseuaaeeeseaseessnansesseussesseasenessnnanees 5 introduction TO PUNCH ONS AA 10 Overview or the MW100 Data Acquisition Unit sdicasicccocnctscnesndecsaceusnsnelsenccesecetsuaesntesceebincece lack wana kunaa unanunua unauma ninani 10 Overview of MW100 Viewer SOM An Cs sie settee sien cattceente santo ence sancavecuemicnie aster ceenads oct coadsaGastems cuentas cectecectadseuadecteesduseeds 11 Address Setting SOV he ate ath cts Sees ses nase cee nace os seater acts seas KA kaaa wauliza EEEa siia 11 I OW SM eere e EEE E E E EEEE NS A EEE A EEE EE EES 12 cal 6 ee e AA AAA AA E E ee ree reer eee reese 12 Flow of Operations during Installation 2 0 0 ccccceseeeceeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeseeeeeeeseeeeeeseeeeeeeseeeeeeeseeseeessaeeeeesaaaeeeeeeseeeeeeeas 13 C nnecting to NetWork spastic sete ests setaen stent E Eia EEan iii Eai 14 Connecting an Ethernet Cable to the Main Module ccccssscccccesseecceeececeseececsceueeeecsuseeeesesesecsuaeeessaaueeeessass 14 Checking the Communication SUS sd cerecsecseet terse eee eerste eee anstaie te nea irina nir e earne Er rii iie arei 14 Connection to the PO IAA 14 Connecting the Main Module to a PC aasssnnnsssnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
4. Secondary DNS Server 192 168 1 3 Domain Name myy100 com Primary Domain Suffix DAQMASTER1 com Secondary Domain Suffix DAQMASTER2 com M Register Host Name to a DNS server Apply Release Cancel The Address Setting software can also be run directly from the CD ROM without being installed on the PC Click a language selection button in the MW100 Viewer Software CD ROM address setting startup screen IM MW100 02E 11 Introduction to Functions Viewer Calibrator 12 JAN File Edit View Window Convert Information Help Slo Ma a e B m m a Ha Group 01 c M BA AM My toy EE C AEE HS E MA A 14B BH 100msec Statistics 10800010 MXD Group 01 x Channel Start Data No End Data No Min CH55001 142 237 91 84 142 237 254 9 142 237 1 348 CH55004 142 237 0 3843 CHS5005 142 237 0 0178 CH55006 142 237 0 0013 cCH55007 V 142 237 0 4730 CH55008 142 237 0 0064 Ready ai ii YA You can load the measured computed data that was saved in the past and carry out the operations below You can also display manual sample files and report files e Joining When opening a divided data file related files can be joined and displayed e Display waveforms and numerical values e Display the alarm mark list e Change the display conditions group assignments scale trip point display color and other parameters e Read d
5. File information 3 Select the file you wish to load and click the Open button The waveform display window opens When Loading Divided Data Files on the MW100 Before the waveform display window is displayed if a file that can be joined exists a dialog box opens with the message Conbining with related files To join the data files click Yes To display only the specified file click No Information i M3124 Combining with related files Yes No Opens the waveform display window 9 Data Viewer Graph data mxc Mi File Edit view Window Convert Information Help SHS S a e e m m alol eMM Group 01 Group 02 OAA M M mm amp CMM Samia r icone OQQ MM ua eam 11 40 34 11 40 35 11 40 40 11 40 50 Absolute Time h m s rR 2005 05 06 Absolute Time h m s Files are divided into the graphs and math channel graphs at the recording interval specified on the browser even when in the same group IM MW100 02E 31 Viewing Measured Data on the Viewer Software Changing the Display on the Waveform Display Window Change the display settings according to the explanation in the figure below Alarm display ON OFF Switch the gt Witch the grid display A Clip display ON OFF Switch the active waveform display zone P rey ee MEI Switch the display group Zoom in or out the point where the of the time axis alarm changa Data iewer Graph data 0008 mxs Fie dit View Window Conv
6. Group01 mj 100 msec 04 26 20 04 26 30 04 26 40 04 26 50 Time hms 04 24 10 04 25 00 Time hms 1E ui TEARD Au A 04 27 00 04 27 10 04 26 40 Switch operation icon Switches the size of the icon 0 27 Viewing Measured Data on the Monitor Screen and Starting Stopping Recording Dual Screen Trend Display Use this when the monitor screen contains two screens You can display two groups From the top screen click Dual Screens Top gt Monitor Dual Screen gt I e I iu Ki Output Channel 4 Room 03 gt m ALARM ee 2500 V Rec Stop Pause Alarm Ack AO m gt REC B Math Reset Math Clear 15 04 20 15 04 30 2007 07 30 Time hims 500 msec Fz EE Ge ee 15 03 30 15 03 20 15 04 10 15 04 20 15 04 30 2007 07 30 Time hms N 2007 07 30 Time hms MAMOO lt 27E123758 gt R3 01 1E 2tOhs Oth RB E 2 zi The contents of the status bar are as follows Measurement group recording operation 1 to 3 thinning recording operation T report recording operation R status Recording Yellow MW100 serial number MW100 firmware version Trigger wait state Green Stopped Gray MANOO lt 778777777 gt R3 01 1E WA WA TE RE 2h qe hi Memory capacity of the CF card Used space displayed with a green bar When the CF card is not installed the Eject display appears MATH processing performance with the M1 option or when the 10 CH Pulse Input Module is instal
7. Press and hold for 2 seconds 26 IM MW100 02E Viewing Measured Data on the Monitor Screen and Starting Stopping Recording IM MW100 02E In the browser monitor screen you can view data being measured in a trend numerical meter or bar graph display You can also start and stop recording pause the monitor display write messages and perform other functions 1 Check whether the instrument is measuring by looking at the MW100 main module s status indicator or in the browser s top screen 2 From the browser top screen click Single Screen or Dual Screen Single Screen Channel Setting Dual Screen System Setting Data View Display Setting AA Coia Seng rar op Apply The Measured data screen appears Single Screen Trend Display Computation start stop button Starts and stops computation with the M1 option or when the 10 CH Pulse Input Module is installed Recording Start Stop button Starts and stops data acquisition Output channel operation icons When output modules installed Area for displaying manual DO and operation icons for arbitrary output Displays one channels worth Pause button Pauses monitor display updating Data acquisition does not stop Alarm ACK button Operational status Illuminates during alarms recording and computation If set to hold alarms alarms are cleared upon alarm clear wait Includes relay action Math Reset Math Clear Group
8. 2 W cannot be selected with 2 3 3 can only be selected with W 4 C2 and C3 may not be selected together 5 C2 or C3 must be selected to use the Modbus RTU slave function Also M1 must be selected for use of the Modbus RTU master function 6 M1 must be selected to use the Modbus TCP client function 7 SL1 SL2 and SL3 may not be selected together IM MW100 02E Checking the Contents of the Package Universal Input Module DCV TC DI Input Module and Four Wire RTD Resistance Input Module Model Suffix Code Description MX110 Input type UNV For DCV TC DI 3 wire RTD input VTD For DCV TC DI input V4R For DCV DI 4 wire RTD 4 wire resistance input Number of channels and HO04 4 CH high speed measurement minimum measurement Interval 10 ms measurement interval MO6 6 CH medium speed measurement minimum measurement interval 100 ms M1O 10 CH medium speed measurement minimum measurement interval 100 ms L30 30 CH medium speed measurement minimum measurement interval 500 ms NC Without the plate with the clamp terminals H3 M3 screw terminals 1 H0O4 or M10 must be selected if UNV is selected M06 must be selected if V4R is selected VTD must be selected if L30 is selected 2 The NC option can be specified only when M10 is specified 3 The H3 option can b
9. 25 Staring Measurement wi ala aa 25 Staring RCC OF NNO WIII EE DERESE ANEDE EEIE RE rise 26 STOO IN OG EM ii A E E E E A EE AAAA A AE A A A A T E A 26 Stopping Measurement sisrrisicdisirecicsrniridenieaisni iiis baireeiireni eddi ddr ieie d eideriinnti saradia i ihid iesre idandid aeiiae densiteit 26 Viewing Measured Data on the Monitor Screen and Starting Stopping Recording c ccssceeeseseeeeeeeeeeeenseeeeees 27 Transferring Measured Data to the FTP Servet ccccccccccccssecccceseeecceeeececsesececsueeeessaeseecsseseeessesseeessuseeessanaeees 30 Viewing Measured Data on the Viewer Software ccccesscceesseeeeeeeeseeeeeeeseeeseneeneeseeaeneeeseesseeseeeneeeseaaseesseaseeessannees 31 PIES A D i eE E Aa 31 Changing the Display on the Waveform Display WiNdOW cccccsseeceeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeseeeeesseeeeesseaeeeeeeaeeeeeesaaees 32 Changing the Display Using the Toolbar seies csscncecheciu cncessdeeccscacta tans eaantenbaceteeseunaclacvecestlincsdeceuteasccesmelaasagnesesniaxacsstes 32 Changing the Display Using the Menu waa 32 Changing the Display Using the Display Setup WINdOW cccccssececcceeeeececeeseeccceueeeecsuueeeeseusecessuaueeesseaesensseaes 33 Numerical DISINA II 33 Reading Values Using the CUFSOT lt www wwwemamunwnnanununununanununanuwu nanu nununu nunua umiza kunazakunana kinanukia kinana kuaza naKa ina 34 Statistical Computation over an Area of Measured Computed Da
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11. Ethernet cable between the MW100 and PC then start the browser 8 Enter the IP address of the MW100 in the browser s URL Address box Ex Specifying the IP address using the browser address http 192 168 1 100 gt Eco Links gt The MW100 top screen appears From the browser you can change MW100 settings or acquire record data rR MWV YOKOGAWA DATA ACQUISITION UNIT Top Single Screen Channel Setting Dual Screen System Setting Data View Display Setting Communication Setting Kind Status Operation MATH Stop FRecording fStop Apply 16 IM MW100 02E Entering Settings on the MW100 Using a Browser MW100 System Settings IM MW100 02E Display of Module Information and Reconfiguration 1 From the browser top screen click System Setting gt Module Information The module information screen is displayed NAG NAW 1000 YOKOGAWA gt i MASTER DATA ACQUISITION UNIT Top gt System Setting gt Module Information Jo io 10 UNV M10 hx 10 UN M10 fi ix 10 UNV M10 xi 10 UNV M10 le ix 20 PWM MO8 Mxi 20 PVVM MO08 ix 12 B12 M04 ix 12 B12 M04 2 Ifthe Configured Module and Attached Module displays are different click here System reconfiguration is executed The Configured Module and Attached Module displays become the same If the attached module does not appear turn OFF the power and check that the module is attached correctly Setting the Date and
12. a 1E 2 T 2 00 s 1E 3 lee 2 00 1E 4 lt i 50 30 pare gt 08 20 Graph display position setting Zone Setting Example example QQ iM ty H gt o Lower 0 Upper 100 Lower 40 Upper 100 Lower 20 Upper 100 Lower 0 Upper 80 Lower 0 Upper 60 m m am gt m IM MW100 02E 23 Changing Monitor Screen Display Conditions Display Color Settings 1 From the browser top screen choose Display Setting gt Channel Color Setting The color setting screen in displayed Top gt Display Setting gt Channel Color Setting No Color l l 1 Bea 2 Click to select the channel range you wish to set Y Green 2 from the list em 5 3 Refer to the display colors below Yalow E then specify a channel color olive The color changes to the one specified Green m4 IRQ ll Ill H Cyan Black Red Brown Chocolate i Orange l Yelow Olive Y Green Lime l Green Cyan Tea Light Blue Bue Dark Blue B Violet i Violet Magenta Purple l Maroon ay f 4 Click here The color settings are changed Display Group Settings 1 From the browser top screen choose Display Setting gt Display Group Setting The display group setting screen in displayed Top gt Display Setting gt Display Group Setting Click to select the display group range you wish to set from the list moma Enter group names and channels to incl
13. date and serial number MDDIXXXX MXD M Month file created local time 1 to 9 X October Y November Z December DD Date when file created local time 1 to 31 I Files in measurement groups 1 to 3 are 1 to 3 Computed data file is M Thinned values T XXXX Sequence number 0000 to 9999 MXD MW100 file extension uppercase Stopping Recording 1 Check whether the instrument is measuring or recording by looking at the MW100 main module s status indicator or the browser s top screen 2 Press the MW100 main module s STOP key for about two seconds or select Stop in the Operation list under Recording in the browser top screen s Status table Recording stops Stopping Measurement 1 Check whether the instrument is measuring or stopping recording by looking at the MW100 main module s status indicator or the browser s top screen 2 Briefly press the MW100 main module s STOP key or select Stop in the Operation list under Measurement in the browser top screen s Status table Measurement stops Note This document does not cover MATH settings or how to start and stop computation Please refer to the MW100 Data Acquisition Unit user s manual IM MW100 01E The process is described in the status transition diagram On models with the M1 option or when the 10 CH Pulse Input Module is Press and hold Press and hold STOP START for 2 seconds for 2 seconds Press and hold for 2 seconds
14. gt FTP Client Setting ROR F Ea Time Shift FIP Server i ftpdagmastercom dL 2 Set the items such as eit the FTP server name Password me Directory deta tt s sSCSCS PASV Mode l Enable Apply 3 Click here The settings are changed 4 Start the measurement and then start the recording For the procedure to start the measurement and recording see pages 20 to 22 in this manual When a file is created the file is transferred to the folder on the specified FTP server 30 IM MW100 02E Viewing Measured Data on the Viewer Software Displaying Data You can view data files saved to the CF card and data files that have been transferred to the PC from the FTP server using the Viewer 1 Choose Programs gt MW100 Viewer gt MW100 Viewer to start the Viewer 2 Click the G button on the toolbar or choose Open from the File menu The Open dialog box opens i zx File View Help Look in a Data gt e aaa Print Setup a X0610004 MxD a XOSMODO5 MXD fa XO610005 MxD a XO6MO006 MXD Recent File X0610006 MxD X0610007 MxD a XO6MO03 MxD a XO6MOOO4 MxD File name X06M0005 MXD Files of type Mx Synchronized Combined Data File mxi 7 Cancel File Information File Recovery None End Condition Divided Point Sync Process Not Done Start Time 2006 1 0 06 17 40 00 000 Creator End Time 2006 1 0 06 18 00 00 000 File No Num of Ch 1 Start Condition i
15. menu choose Print Settings The Print Settings dialog box in the figure below opens 2 Edit the print settings Select to print all or print only the range specified by cursors Switch to settings for numeric values Select the group to be printed File Edit view Window Convel Open Ctrl 0 Close Save Display Setting Ctrl 5 Printout Setting Graph Prit Sheet Print Color Save Template Use Templat gt 7 A mikaa Select monochrome or color print SYnG Proces5 Comb Process Print Groups Print Ctrl P Print Settings seo E Select the groups when Selected Print Setup Groups is selected Click to open the group selection dialog box Comment Enter the comment to be printed Converting Data Formats The data formats below can be changed ASCII Text data with each data point separated by a comma The extension is txt Excel Data that can be opened using Microsoft s spreadsheet application Excel version 4 0 or later The extension is xls Lotus Data that can be opened using IBM s Lotus 1 2 3 spreadsheet application version 2 0 or later The extension is wj2 From the Convert menu choose ASCII Excel or Lotus then execute the conversion in the dialog box that is displayed as shown in the figure below There is a limit to the number of data points that Excel and Lotus1 2 3 can handle Before executing the conversion set the channels groups
16. start of the statistical computation over an area 34 IM MW100 02E 4 From the Window menu choose Statistics The Statistics window opens Data number at the start position of the statistical computation Channel display color over an area Minimum value Viewing Measured Data on the Viewer Software Maximum value Minimum value RMS value Window Convert Information Help Stalistics data 0507 1916 mxc Group 1 i Channel No Start Data Nb End Data No Min Scroll He choooo1rc the ch range Icons SS uu 3 gt CHOOOO2 C e cnanne Graph CHOOOO3 C Sheet CHOOOD4 C Graph Sheet Layout gt CHOOO11 V Alarm Mark CHO001 2 C an cHo00131 v 1 Graph 51600002 MxD Channel number and Data number at the end Maximum Value Average value position of the statistical computation over an area measurement unit Alarm Mark List Click the button 28 on the toolbar or choose Alarm Marker List from the Window menu e Alarm List Display Sorted according to the clicked item 9 Data Viewer Alarm Mark List 10510000 MXD M File Edit vie oS i Ba j Ka a Re By maa i fe Be lalrJ HS Currently sorted to the item indicated by this mark Ol x Alarm List Mak List Alarm ON Alarm OFF 2 4 2005 01 05 10 03 04 500 2005001 05 10 03 07 500 1 Hight 2005 01 05 10 03 08 000 200540140
17. the Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port on the main module Use a UTP category 5 or higher or STP Ethernet cable Checking the Communication Status You can check the status on the two LEDs at the upper right and lower right of the Ethernet port LINK LED Illuminates in orange when the link between the MW100 and the connected device is established and communication is mutually possible TX LED Blinks in green when packet transmission is being carried out normally ETHERNET Connection to the PC Make the connection via a hub For a one to one connection with a PC make the connection as shown in the figure below In the same manner you can connect multiple MW100 Data Acquisition Units to a single PC 14 IM MW100 02E Connecting the Main Module to a PC Ethernet Connection Setting the IP Address Because the IP address is not set by factory default set the IP address first 1 After opening an Ethernet connection between the MW100 and PC run the MW100 Viewer Software CD ROM or the IP address setting software installed on the PC 2 Click here Host Name C Get an IP address automatically IP Address sd Subnet Mask id c Default Gateway O Get DNS Information automatically Primary DNS Server Secondary DNS Server Domain Name Primary Domain Suffix Secondary Domain Suffix C Register Host Name to a DNS server 3 Click here 4 Click here Information app
18. to be converted the conversion range and the step so that the number of data points is appropriate Convert Informati To ASCII To Excel ToLotus Y Enter the range of group numbers to be converted ASCII Conversion Details Select whether to set the range to be converted using groups or channels r Select Group Channel Recard Interval y roup Hannel Select the range of channels to be Select the record interval TE epia c converted A i Click to open the selection dialog box Only the channels with the selected record interval are converted Select Data No Start 4056 Enter the data range to be End 4264 converted Sep oS Can be specified using cursors before opening this dialog box RUUSU H 133 350 900 2005 05 16 15 33 57 300 Displays the time of the specified data Step when saving data at certain intervals Save as Displays the save destination When changing the save destination or file name and file name Click to open the save destination and file name setup dialog box 36 IM MW100 02E
19. 5 10 03 12 000 2 Low 4 2005 01 05 10 03 12 500 2005401405 10 03 16 500 1 Hight 2005 01 05 10 03 17 000 2005401405 10 03 21 000 2 Low 4 2005 01 05 10 03 21 500 2005401405 10 03 26 000 1 High ft 2005 01 05 10 03 26 500 2005 01 05 10 03 30 500 2 Low 4 2005101405 10 03 31 000 2005401405 10 03 35 000 1 Hight 2005101405 10 03 35 500 2005401405 10 03 40 000 2 Low 4 2005 01 05 10 03 40 500 2005401405 10 03 44 500 4 Hinh INNE i Me Ann Ae NNA ANNEMA Me ANNA nnn hA Ready SESE e Mark List Display Sorted according to the clicked item 9 Data Viewer Alarm Mark Lis 10510000 MxD oj x Mi File Edit view Window Convert Information Help x S fe Kaja Me B lag 1 fe Currently sorted to the item indicated by this mark lalrJ He Ss 2005 0105 10 03 20 000 CAUTION 2005 0105 10 03 37 500 Mark 2005 0105 10 03 46 000 CHECK 2005 01 05 10 04 01 500 Mark 2005 0105 10 04 17 500 BREAK 2005 01 05 10 04 36 000 Mark 2005 0105 10 05 16 000 CHECK 2005 01 05 10 05 52 000 Trigger Point Absolute Time Mark Group Marker Kind 4FOuUP U Mark Trigger Message mark added in the browser display screen Mark added by Viewer software MW100 trigger marks IM MW100 02E Names of groups with marks If the groups have no names all groups are marked 35 Viewing Measured Data on the Viewer Software Setting the Contents to Be Printed 1 From the File
20. Group Name Group 1 N Scale Zone A No Channel No Y Axis Form wor YO cHoo001 eyvo2 choo zwo cho zwo choo CHO0011 vy vos I lt web CH00012 a WO CHO0013 I wos CHO001 4 vyo CHO00015 I YAO CHO0016 E WA CHO001 7 a Wi2 CHO00018 E WIZ CH00019 E wg CH00020 gt 2 lolo olololo lolololojojolololf ui ML TE ILI FAS B EZL Scple Calc Select the Y axis Trip point value display format Display zone position Maximum and minimum Click to display the flag to values of the scale select it for copying pasting or click to hide the flag to Select the Y axis type linear logarithmic deselect it Turn Y axis ON OFF when displaying multi axes zone Select channels displays the channel selection dialog box Numerical Display While the waveform display window is displayed click the button on the toolbar or select Window gt Numerical Display to display a numerical value window as in the figure below If there are groups with differing monitor intervals the screen is split Switch the display Active channel Y axis displayed Display per record interval group on the waveform display Group 1 Group 2 CHO0001 CHOOO002 a Absolute Time No v v Absolute Time No Channel display color SVU TE OS ovon
21. M MW100 01E e This manual IM MW100 02E e MW100 Communication Command Manual IM MW100 17E e MW100 Viewer Software User s Manual IM MW180 01E Paper Manuals e MW100 Data Acquisition Unit Operation Guide IM MW100 02E e Precautions on the Use of the MX100 MW100 Data Acquisition Unit IM MX100 71E e MX100 MW100 Data Acquisition Unit Installation and Connection Guide IM MX100 72E e Control of pollution caused by MX100 MW100 products IM MX100 91C Bracket for base plate Screw for bracket Part number B8724EF Part number B9988DL YN QT BS Checking the Contents of the Package Optional Accessories Sold Separately AC adapter No Name Model AC adapter Power supply code 772075 Terminals No Name 2 11 12 13 14 15 il 2 10 CH screw terminal block with RJC Connection cable between the input module and screw terminal block Connection cable between the input module and screw terminal block Plate with clamp terminals with RJC Clamp terminal Clamp terminal Connector cover Plate with clamp terminals Plate with clamp terminals Built in bridge 120 Q Plate with clamp terminals Built in bridge 350 Q Plate with screw terminal Plate with screw terminal for current Built in shunt resistor of 10 Q Plate with screw terminal for current Built in shunt resistor of 100 Q Plate with screw terminal for current Built in shunt resistor of 250 Q Basic Su
22. Time 3 After choosing System Setting in step 2 click Date and Time Setting The date time setting screen appears maser NAVV1C0C YOKOGAWA DATA ACQUISITION UNIT Top gt System Setting gt Date and Time Setting BE sea month fi day I Pe AA l Time Zone sO sE Apply 4 Change the date and time setting The following is an example Date October 25 2007 Time 10 25 00 Time zone 9 00 fcmastern MW100O YOKOGAWA DATA ACQUISITION_UNIT Top gt System Setting gt Date and Time I yea P month 0 ay E ee 2s Fs p This differs depending on the country my and region For Japan it is 9 00 5 Click here The date and time settings are changed Enter the last two digits of the Western calendar 17 Entering Settings on the MW100 Using a Browser Checking Free Space on the CF Card and Initializing 6 After choosing System Setting in step 5 click System Information The amount of free space on the CF card is shown under Media Information Top gt System Setting gt System Information Model Mw7100 Serial No 7EA77777 Option MATH DEG_F RS 422 DST Version P3 01 Web Version P3 01 Initializing Level gt Capacity 494352 500176 K byte free Format D Execute Initialize ne ates sae F ieee ae ee 7 To initialize the CF card click here then click the Initialize button Measurement Groups and Measurement Module Settings 1 From the browser top screen click System Settin
23. age Setting No Message oo Apply 3 Click here The message setting is changed 2 Enter a message Operation in the browser s monitor screen 1 Select a message Free or 1 to 5 2 Ifyou select Free enter characters up to 15 alphanumerics Free Message c 3 Click here The selected message is displayed on the monitor screen IM MW100 02E Changing Monitor Screen Display Conditions Display Scale Settings 1 From the browser top screen choose Display Settings gt Graph Scale Setting The scale setting screen in displayed Top gt Display Setting gt Graph Scale Setting GE 1 10 4 2 Click to select the channel range WAA WAA WA WA me you wish to set foo3 Linear Auto Normal 3 Select each setting item or specify 004 Linear Auto vi Normal I I aoe it The graph display reference position is applied to the numerical ma el coner and bar graph displays Other fo08 Linear 5 Center settings are applied to all types of los flog zl Normal z display screens Law 4 4 Click here The display settings are changed Scale Setting Example Scale division setting example Linear Log From the top 1 2 3 or 4 divisions no of scale divisions no of scale divisions can be selected fixed to Auto ELLENI EE lt 4 2 00 2E0 lt 4 2 00 lt lt q 1E0 p lt 1E 1 2 00 Z a a 0 00 a 3
24. ark Add delete a mark v Absolute Time Switch between absolute and relative time 2 eset Mark Relative Time Turn ON OFF the toolbar Turn ON OFF the status bar Tool Bar v Status Bar Wea Sener Informe Arrange the display window oan select cascade or tile 1 MW100 data do not have tag comments associated with Arrange Icons Arrange window icons them If you select Tag comment the Tag name is displayed lea Show the waveform display window 2 Displays also the Format item during numeric display a vat Show the numeric display window Alarm Mark Select how to arrange the display area from auto horizontal and vertical Control Alarm Mark detailed list display Statistics m x Show the window for displaying cursor values 1 Graph data 0006 mxs g v 2 Graph data 0007 mxs Show the computation result display window Switch the display window 32 IM MW100 02E Viewing Measured Data on the Viewer Software Changing the Display Using the Display Setup Window See the explanation in the figure below Change the display settings and click OK Set the display for each display group Display ON OFF Switch to another display group Group name Turn ON OFF the trip point display Channel display color N General Display Settings au x SS MEEA z i i a m Ies Q 02 03 04 os os oz fos og 10 11 12 13 414 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 42 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 39 p 4 P a
25. ata values using the cursor e Perform statistical computation over an area e Display and add marks e Save or load display conditions e Display the file information e Convert data formats ASCII Excel and Lotus e Print data waveforms numeric values alarm marker list cursor values statistics over an area and computed values e Use and save templates This software is used to calibrate the MW100 input output modules You can connect to the MW100 display the modules that can be calibrated and carry out calibration at each measurement range and output range 7 Calibrator File View Help IP Address Host Name 192 168 1 2 Connect Disconnect Check Model MW100 MI 02 Serial No 27E123758 MAC Address 00 00 64 64 8a 4a Version Supply Frequency IM MW100 02E Flow of Operations during Installation Introduction to Functions The figure below shows the general flow of operation when the MX100 is installed initially Operations on the MW100 Install the MW100 See the Installation Wire the input output See HE installation and Connection Guide modules Connect the page 1a network cable Connect the See the Installation power cable and Connection Guide Turn ON the See the Installation power switch This operation guide and the installation and connection guide are introductory manuals They do not cover all functions and operating procedures They also do not cover the details of the prec
26. autions and limitations of usage For a detailed explanation see the following electronic manuals contained in the manual CD ROM e For MW100 functions installation wiring and handling procedures MW100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MW100 01E e For functions and operating procedures of the MW100 Viewer software MW100 Viewer Software User s Manual Model MW180 01E IM MW100 02E and Connection Guide and Connection Guide Operations on the PC Connecting the MW100 to a PC Changing settings on the MW100 using a browser Enter data acquisition conditions Change the display conditions Start measurement Monitor measured data Start recording Data tranfer Stop recording Stop measurement Display recorded data on the Viewer Page 15 Change the IP address Connect with a fixed IP address Login function Page 17 Module recognition Reconfiguration Time settings Pgate 18 Set the input mode measuring range m easurement span etc Page 22 Tag display scale display color display groups and other settings Page 25 Page 27 Display data being measured in the browser screen Page 26 Page 30 Page 26 Page 26 Page 31 Display data saved on the CF card in the Viewer and execute computation of statistics over and area data format conversions and other processes 13 Connecting to a Network Connecting an Ethernet Cable to the Main Module Connect
27. e MW100 Viewer Software consists of the three software components described below Viewer Data display data conversion statistical computation over an area FTP transfer ca CF card data Calibrator Mwioo Ethernet port Input Output module Main module Main module 1 To change the factory default IP address set open a local 1 1 connection Input Output module Address Setting Software The address setting software allows you to enter initial communication settings on the MW100 main unit The software opens a local 1 to 1 connection with the MW100 main unit allowing changes to the factory default IP address and it searches for and displays other MW100s on the same segment The software allows you to change settings such as the MW100 host name IP address DNS server domain name and domain suffix and register a host name on the DNS server se Address Setting lo x File View Help Search ip No Check Host Name Serial No Model ie mw100pmk 27E123123 wia OO Host Name mwi 0Opmk b k 27E123111 MA o0 Pam 27E123222 Mv OO C Get an IP address automatically PPPMKOS 27E123333 wA O0 IP Address 19216810 mazda3 27E1 23666 Mv 00 27E1 23777 MMAM 00 PP 27E1 23888 Mv 00 Default Gateway 192 168 1 100 PPFO6 27E123999 Mv 00 BIN 27F1 23000 nv oo Get DNS Information automatically Primary DNS Server 192 168 1 2 Subnet Mask 255 255 254 0 OPO AM nH e unn
28. e specified only when L30 is specified Options Strain Input Module Model Suffix Code Description MX112 Input type B12 Internal bridge resistance 120 Q B35 Internal bridge resistance 350 Q NDI NDIS connector for connections to an external bridge head Number of channels and M04 4 CH medium speed measurement minimum measurement and measurement interval measurement interval 100 ms Pulse Input Module Model Suffix Code Description MX114 Input type PLS Non voltage contact 5 V logic open collector input Number of channels and M10 10 CH medium speed measurement minimum measurement interval 100 ms measurement interval Options INC Without the plate with the clamp terminals Digital Input Module Model Suffix Code Description MX115 Input type D05 Non voltage contact 5 V logic open collector input D24 24 V logic Number of channels and H10 10 CH high speed measurement minimum measurement and measurement measurement interval interval 10 ms Options INC Without the plate with the clamp terminals Analog Output Module Model Suffix Code MX120 Output type VAO PWM Number of channels and M08 output update interval Digital Output Module Model Suffix Code MX125 Output type MKC Number of channels and M10 output update interval Description Voltage current output Pulse width modulation output 8 CH minimum output update interval 100 ms Description A contact output 10 CH minimum output
29. ears in the address Setting changes setting screen are enabled Network Config Host Name C Get an IP address automatically IP Address 0 0 0 0 Subnet Mask 0 0 0 0 Default Gateway 0 0 0 0 O Get DNS Information automatically Primary DNS Server 0 0 0 0 Secondary DNS Server 0 0 0 0 Domain Name Primary Domain Suffix Secondary Domain Suffix C Register Host Name to a DNS server Address Setting Screen IM MW100 02E 15 Connecting the Main Module to a PC 5 Make entries in the address setting screen The following is an example of editing such entries Host name mw100user Specify IP address 192 168 1 100 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Default gateway 192 168 1 1 Specify a DNS server Primary DNS server 192 168 1 101 Secondary DNS server 192 168 1 102 Specify a domain suffix Primary domain suffix daqmaster1 com Secondary domain suffix daqmaster2 com ory Network Config Cc Get an IP address automatically IP Address 192 168 1100 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway 192 168 1 1 E Get DNS Information automatically Primary DNS Server 192 168 1 101 Secondary DNS Server 192 168 1 102 Domain Name Primary Domain Suffix daqmaster1 com Secondary Domain Suffix daqmaster2 com E Register Host Name to a DNS server 6 Click here The edited items are applied to the MW100 Apply Release Cancel Connecting with a Browser 7 Connect an
30. ed upon activation of the trigger Specify a pretrigger length as a DIRECT Data Length l percentage of the data length Limit for Media Alarm oa 5 Select the data length 7 Click to select the time remaining for activating the media alarm 8 Click here The settings are changed Recording Channel Settings 1 From the browser top screen click Channel Setting gt Recording Channel Setting The recording channel setup screen appears Top gt Channel Setting gt Recording Channel Setting CE ooo I 2 Click here to select the recording channel range For information on thinning recording and Manual Sample see the MW100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MW100 01E Thinning recording section 3 4 Manual Sample section 1 3 3 Click here to select to record On or not to record Off Dew p 4 Click here The settings are changed IM MW100 02E 19 Entering Settings on the MW100 Using a Browser Measuring Interval and Range Settings for the Universal Input Module 1 From the browser top screen click Channel Setting gt Al DI Channel Setting The input range setting screen appears 2 Click the list then select the channel range you wish to set Top gt Channel Setting gt AI DI Channel Setting 3 Set the input type measuring range measurement span scale and other items The following is an example For procedures for setting up an input module o
31. ert Information Help HE ORAM Mm IA ooeec Change the grid density Zone display area ON OFF Change the background 15 48 40 15 48 50 a AA darkness Absolute Time h m s 15 48 40 15 48 50 4 iib Absolute Time h m s Ready E ea a 7 Turn ON OFF the channel Scale Channel number and measurement unit Changing the Display Using the Toolbar Change the display settings according to the explanation in the figure below Show the General Display Settings window Adding marks Move cursor A to the left mark Move cursor A to the right mark Move cursor B to the left mark Move cursor B to the right mark Channel number display Tag name display Tag comment display oS fel Ba gt 4B B mm F iz cr Tg wie Ss Show the window for displaying statistical computation over an area Show the window for displaying cursor values Alarm Mark List Show the numeric display window Show the waveform display window Switching between Absolute and Relative time Changing the Display Using the Menu You can display the Edit View and Window menus Edit View Window Convert view Window Convert Information i i i ai a a Show the computation result display window Select All Ctri Apply Display Settings in Data File Change the data file display Erase Cursor Clear the Cursor ean ra Search a mark far hs Switch between hang number tag name AAA Tag Comment and tag comment 1 vel elete M
32. ffix Min Q ty Code Model 772061 772062 050 772062 100 772063 772064 772065 772066 772067 772068 772069 772080 772081 772082 772083 Min Q ty 1 Note Cable for UL CSA Cable for VDE Cable for AS Cable for BS Cable for GB CCC Note Dedicated to the MX110 UNV M10 MX114 PLS M10 MX115 D05 H10 MX115 D24 H10 Cable length 50 cm Cable length 100cm Dedicated to the MX110 UNV M10 MX114 PLS M10 MX115 D05 H10 MX115 D24 H10 Dedicated to the MX110 UNV H04 Dedicated to the MX120 VAO M08 MX120 PWM M08 MX125 MKC M10 For empty slots with no module installed Dedicated to the MX110 V4R M06 Dedicated to the MX112 B12 M04 2 Dedicated to the MX112 B35 M04 2 Dedicated to the MX110 UNV M10 MX114 PLS M10 MX115 D05 H10 MX115 D24 H10 Dedicated to the MX110 UNV M10 Dedicated to the MX110 UNV M10 Dedicated to the MX110 UNV M10 For the 772062 only applies from MX110 UNV M10 to screw terminal block 772061 MX114 PLS M10 to screw terminal block 772061 MX115 D05 H10 to screw terminal block 772061 and MX115 D24 H10 to screw terminal block 772061 772068 is only applicable to MX112 B35 M04 772069 is only applicable to MX112 B12 M04 IM MW100 02E Software Application Sold Separately No Shunt resistor No 16 17 18 19 20 21 Name Shunt resistor for the clamp terminal Shunt resistor for the clamp terminal Shunt resistor Shunt resist
33. g gt Measurement Setting The measurement operation setting screen in displayed Top gt System Setting gt Measurement Setting en 2 Click to select the measuring interval 3 Click to select measurement groups of the measurement intervals above for the input modules 4 Click here then select the integral time from the list If an output module is connected or if a module is not connected it is not displayed 5 Click here The settings are changed Note e The Interval Group that is assigned to the measurement group number is set as interval is short Interval group1 lt Interval group2 lt Interval group 3 interval is long e The equivalent of three modules worth of settings are entered for the 30 CH Medium Speed DCV TC DI Input Module e Select the same measurement group for the three measurement groups e Select the same integral time for the three A D integral times 18 IM MW100 02E Entering Settings on the MW100 Using a Browser Settings for Recording to CF Card 1 From the browser top screen click System Setting gt Recording Setting The recording operation setting screen in displayed 2 Click here then select the save start operation 3 Click here to select the type of recording Top gt Svsteni Setting gt Recording Setting 4 Click to select the recording interval Set an integer multiple of the measurement interval 6 Select a trigger length if data is to be sav
34. graph For information on alarm statuses see Digital Display 6 0 YA i ay 3 0 45 r 2 25 3 0 ei RI A 15 15 kJ 0 75 0 0 E p i Ki 0 0 15 a Shi T 075 3 0 za 2 Ps i ra 1 5 4 5 a 3 3 a 2 25 6 0 nod Si ood 4 gt 3 0 BaN I ca E 6 0 45 3 0 15 0 0 1 5 3 0 45 25 as 6 0 1 398 Y 1 397 V 1 396 1 5 e Meters Displays measured values in a meter When alarms are set the alarm status is displayed to the left of the meter For information on alarm statuses see Digital Display IM MW100 02E 29 Viewing Measured Data on the Monitor Screen and Starting Stopping Recording e Overview Display Alarms status and type and measured values are displayed as numerical values in the monitor display screen Skipped channels are not displayed If the size of the window is reduced only the alarms are displayed Starting Recording 4 Click the Record Start button in the screen display Saving of data to the CF card begins Click to start recording gt E i E K m ALARM Math Start Rec Start Pause Alarm Ack o Stopping Recording 5 Click the Record Stop button in the screen display Click to stop recording p E 1 m ALARM Rec Stop Pause Alarm Ack m REC Transferring Measured Data to the FTP Server 1 From the browser top screen choose Communication Setting gt FTP Client Setting The FTP client settings screen opens Top gt Communication Setting
35. led When MATH processing reaches 100 data loss occurs Switching the Display Group and Monitor Display 3 To change the displayed group select a group in the Select Display Group list in the figure below To switch the monitor display click the Select Monitor Display button in the figure below The screen display switches Select a Monitor Display Select a monitor display type e Overview e Meter Select the Display Group e Bar graph Select the display group you e Digital wish to display e Trend Group Groupo Free Message Manual sample Performs a manual sample Data view Displays alarm summaries manual samples or reports in a separate window Select a background color Switch background color between white and gray IM MW100 02E 28 Viewing Measured Data on the Monitor Screen and Starting Stopping Recording e Digital Display Displays measured values as numerical values When alarms are set the alarm status is displayed to the left of the numerical value Alarm status Black Green Red Alarm not Illuminated No alarm occurring Illuminated Alarm occurring set up Blinking Alarm hold clear wait symbol in circle is alarm type H L rH rL dH dL tH tL after alarm factor cleared Blinking Alarm hold clear wait after alarm factor occurrence e Bar Graphs Displays measured values in a bar graph When alarms are set the alarm status is displayed to the left of the bar
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37. nstrument number on the name plate Main Module Model Suffix Code MW100 Language E Supply voltage 1 2 3 Power supply and D power cord F R Q H W Options C2 C3 M1 M3 SL1 SL2 ISL3 Input Output module DAQMASTER MT Model Model q E Style Suffix code z gt number EE MAC address WAA is Suffix code Instrument Wil i SEL nstrument number Model Instrument number YOKOGAWA Description Main module English comes with an English manual 100 VAC 240 VAC 12 VDC 28VDC with AC adapter 2 12 VDC 28VDC without AC adapter AC power 3 pin inlet UL CSA Standard power cord DC power Screw terminal UL CSA cable for AC adapter AC power 3 pin inlet VDE Standard power cord DC power Screw terminal VDE cable for AC adapter AC power 3 pin inlet AS Standard power cord DC power Screw terminal AS cable for AC adapter AC power 3 pin inlet BS Standard power cord DC power Screw terminal BS cable for AC adapter AC power 3 pin inlet GB CCC Standard power cord DC power Screw terminal GB CCC cable for AC adapter Screw terminal power supply cord not included RS 232 communications interface RS 422A 485 communications interface Mathematical function gt Report function 10ch Quick Start Package 20ch Quick Start Package 30ch Quick Start Package 1 Displays Celsius or Fahrenheit Daylight savig time can be set
38. or Shunt resistor Shunt resistor Memory card No 22 23 24 25 26 1 Name Adapter for CompactFlash card CompactFlash card CompactFlash card CompactFlash card CompactFlash card Operating temperature range Name GateMX MW Style Upgrade Kit Sold Separately IM MW100 02E No 1 Name Style upgrade kit for the MW100 Q A 4 PIII Model 438920 438921 438922 415920 415921 415922 Model 772090 772091 772092 772093 772094 40 to 85 C Model WX1 Model 772050 02 Checking the Contents of the Package 13 Min Q ty Note 1 Resistance 250 0 0 1 1 Resistance 100 020 1 Yo 1 Resistance 10 020 1 Yo 1 Resistance 250 0 0 1 1 Resistance 100 0 0 1 1 Resistance 10 020 1 Yo Min Q ty Note 1 1 128 MB 1 256 MB 1 512 MB 1 1 GB Note MX100 MW100 Gate software for connecting to DAQLOGGER data acquisition software Note Upgrades the MW100 from Style 2 to Style 3 Introduction to Functions For details on individual functions see one of the following user s manuals located on the enclosed CD ROM MW100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MW100 01E MW100 Communication Command Manual IM MW100 17E or MW100 Viewer Software User s Manual IM MW180 01E Overview of the MW100 Data Acquisition Unit 10 The MW100 Data Acquisition Unit consists of a main module equipped with an Ethernet port I O modules fo
39. r input and output of signals these are the same as those for the MX100 Data Acquisition Unit and a base plate to which the first two items are mounted The main module comes with a HTTP server function allowing users to easily enter settings and monitor measured data from a PC using a browser The MW100 can be used for data acquisition on site as a standalone enabling data acquisition on up to 360 channels using the Modbus TCP or RTU function The MW100 Data Acquisition Unit can be flexibly configured for a variety of measuring environments One to one Connection with a PC This is an example of a system for small scale logging IP address settings and other capabilities PC Using a browser e Easy setting entry e Monitoring of measured data Using PC software e IP address setting e Calibration TEREA Hub Ethernet port Main module Input Output module Standalone Configuration This is an example of configuration for an on site standalone data acquisition system MW100 Data Acauisition Unit One to N Connection with a PC Connections can be made via Ethernet or RS 422A 485 For connection examples see the MW100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MW100 01E Connecting to Modbus Devices You can connect to Modbus devices For connection examples see the MW100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MW100 01E IM MW100 02E Introduction to Functions Overview of MW100 Viewer Softwar
40. ta ww wwwanwwanamunamwnanwananwnawunanwanununwuza 34 yA AEN WATA SA AAA AWA AAA AAA E E UKAA IRE MALI TE UU MURIWN TA YA 35 Setting the Contents to Be Printed wwwmmmmwmmma manana wwnananunawanunanuwunanuwu nia wi nunu wu nani naku kinakuwa 36 Gonvening Dala Ai 36 2 IM MW100 02E User Registration Thank you for purchasing YOKOGAWA products We invite you to register your products in order to receive the most up to date product information To register visit the following URL or click the Product Registration button in the opening screen of the Manual CD ROM http www yokogawa com ns reg PRS 105 02E IM MW100 02E 3 Foreword Notes Trademarks Revisions 3rd Edition October 2007 YK Thank you for purchasing the MW100 Data Acquisition Unit This manual provides an overview of the operating procedures of the MW100 Data Acquisition Unit and the basic operating procedures of the Viewer software To ensure correct use please read this manual thoroughly before beginning operation The following six manuals relating to the MW100 Data Acquisition Unit are provided in addition to this one Read them along with this manual The MW100 User s Manual IM MW100 01E MW100 Viewer Software User s Manual IM MW180 01E MW100 Communication Command Manual IM MW100 17E and this manual IM MW100 02E are all available on the MW100 Manual CD ROM Manual Ti
41. ther than the universal input module see the MW100 Data Acquisition Unit s user s manual IM MW100 01E chapter 3 Top gt Channel Setting gt AIDI Channel Setting a oS eee pon 2 0000 fo for fo for for 09 O 2 0000 Scale i Scale feon F000 2 000 2 0000 2 0000 EME F0000 a nN f f o fa So fo oS Apply 20 IM MW100 02E Entering Settings on the MW100 Using a Browser Alarm and Relay Settings IM MW100 02E From the browser top screen click Channel Setting gt Alarm Setting Al DI The alarm setting screen in displayed Top gt Channel Setting gt Alarm Setting AVDI 2 Select the channel range 005 NI Top gt Channel Setting gt Alarm Setting AIDI you wish to set in the list 3 Select the alarm type then enter the alarm value and hysteresis For details on alarm setting items see the MW100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MW100 01E section 1 3 L awy 4 Click here The alarm settings are changed After choosing Channel Setting in step 4 click DO Channel Setting The relay setting screen in displayed For details see the MW100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual IM MW100 01E sections 3 7 and 3 8 Top gt Channel Setting gt DO Channel Setting ee ce o2 3 6 Click the channel range for which you
42. tle Manual No Description MW100 Data Acquisition Unit IM MW100 01E Explains the MW100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual functions installation and wiring procedures precautions and browser operations MW100 Communication IM MW100 17E Lists and explains usage of the commands that Command Manual can be used with the MW100 Main Module Precautions on the Use of the IMMxX100 71E Explains precautions during use of the MX100 MX100 MW100 MW100 Data Acquisition Unit MX100 Data Acquisition Unit IM MX100 72E Gives an overview of installation and wiring Installation and Connection procedures for the MW100 Data Acquisition Unit Guide Control of pollution caused IM MX100 91C Describes control of pollution caused by the by MX100 MW100 products product MW100 Viewer Software IM MW180 01E Explains the functions and operations of the User s Manual Viewer software that comes standard with the MW100 Main Module e This manual describes style number S3 of the MW100 Data Acquisition Unit It also describes release number R3 01 of the MW100 Viewer Software e Every effort has been made in the preparation of this manual to ensure the accuracy of its contents However should you have any questions or find any errors please contact your nearest YOKOGAWVA representative dealer or sales office e This user s manual does not cover the handling and operating procedures of Windows e Copying or reproducing all or any part of the contents of this man
43. top processing blinking 9 ALARM MATH MEASURE ALARM RECORD MATH ue me 7 segment LED Displays the operational status of WI the MW100 J OB ASE r POWER E z2 H4 E Start Stop keys mn j Start and stop measurement computation and recording 200000 FG SG SDB SDA RDB RDA D SERIAL COMM ZOVA MAX 507 m m e Using a Browser master MW100 KOGAWA CAKLMASTER DATA ACQUISITION UNIT ai Single Screen Dual Screen System Setting Data View Display Setting S oiio Sein Start stop measurement Start stop recording Starting Measurement 1 Check whether the instrument is measuring or recording by looking at the MW100 main module s status lamp or the browser s top screen 2 Briefly press the MW100 main module s START key or select Start in the Operation list under Measurement in the browser top screen s Status table Measurement begins IM MW100 02E 25 Starting and Stopping Measurement and Recording Starting Recording 1 Check whether the instrument is measuring by looking at the MW100 main module s status indicator or in the browser s top screen 2 Press the MW100 main module s START key for about two seconds or select Start in the Operation list under Recording in the browser top screen s Status table Measured data is saved to the CF card File menus are automatically generated using the
44. ual without YOKOGAWVA s permission is strictly prohibited e The TCP IP software and related documentation for this product was developed and created by Yokogawa based on BSD Networking Software Release 1 licensed from the University of California e DAQMASTER is a registered trademarks of Yokogawa Electric Corporation e Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries e Adobe and Acrobat are registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated e Company and product names that appear in this manual are registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective holders e The company and product names used in this manual are not accompanied by the registered trademark or trademark symbols and 1st Edition June 2005 2nd Edition October 2006 3rd Edition October 2007 All Rights Reserved Copyright 2005 Yokogawa Electric Corporation 4 IM MW100 02E Checking the Contents of the Package Unpack the box and check the contents before operating the instrument If some of the contents are not correct or if any items are missing or damaged contact the dealer from whom you purchased them Checking the Model and Suffix Code Check the model and suffix code on the name plate indicated in the figure below Main module Note When contacting the dealer from which you purchased the instrument please give them the NO i
45. ude Sa You can specify a group name using up to fifteen fear Jea alphanumeric characters rous a SSS SA Up to twenty display channels can be registered to a roupo a AA single group Individual channel numbers are rou onn st lt COSO S C delimited with periods and ranges of channels Group08 021 040 can be specified with hyphens Group03 The following is an example of a channel specification 001 003 005 001 and 003 and 005 wA Click here 004 008 004 through 008 TOS group Se Nng Are Ciana 001 A001 A005 001 and A001 through A005 Click here The set group names are displayed in the list Select the group you wish to display The measured data of the channels specified for the group is displayed Group Group01 oof Sf ENEE Group T je 100 msec SRI 0i m T O 100 msec RQ ht ill Wt Bi gt c E a ET 7107 40 21 08 00 21 08 20 21 08 10 21 08 20 2006 09 13 Time h m s N 2006 09 13 Time h m s 24 IM MW100 02E Starting and Stopping Measurement and Recording To start and stop measurement and recording you can use the keys on the MW100 Main Module or use the browser e Using the Keys Status indicators Illuminate in the following situations lt measure Measuring orco Recording illuminates recording stop processing blinking srar Receiving serial communications data Alarm activation or alarm hold Computing illuminates computing s
46. update interval 100 ms IM MW100 02E Base Plate Model MX150 Base type Checking the Contents of the Package Suffix Code Description Includes two brackets for DIN rail mount 1 to 6 The value of the suffix code corresponds to the maximum number of input output modules that can be installed MX150 6 is for one main module and six input output modules One unit of the MX110 VTD L30 requires three slots worth of space when installing Standard Accessories IM MW100 02E The following standard accessories are supplied with the main module Check that all contents are present and that they are undamaged Power Cord one of the following power cords is supplied according to the instrument s suffix codes UL CSA Standard VDE Standard AS Standard BS Standard GB Standard complies with CCC A1074WD A1009WD A1024WD A1054WD A1064WD Note Not included when screw terminals are specified for the power section Suffix code W AC adapter and Power cord Model 772075 1 Power Cord for AC adapter one of the following power cords is supplied according to the instrument s suffix codes UL CSA Standard VDE Standard AS Standard BS Standard GB Standard complies with CCC Note Not included when screw terminals are specified for the power section Suffix code W MW100 Viewer Software MW100 Manual CD ROM 2 Model MW180 1 Part number B8724XA 2 Includes e MW100 Data Acquisition Unit User s Manual I

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