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3.8 Digital Output Settings
Setting Mode
Relay Settings
You can set the operation type, excitation status, hold, operation, reflash, error preset
*
,
and stop preset
*
.
* Firmware version R3.03 or later
1.
From the top screen, click Channel Setting > DO Channel Setting.
2.
Select the channel group you wish to set from the Channel List list.
Relay Output Factor Settings
3.
Select Relay output factor from the Type box.
If you select Alarm, you must set Energize/De-energize, hold, operation, and re-alarm. If you
select Comm.Input (Manual DO), you must set Energize/De-energize.
Energize Setting
4.
Select Energize or De-energize in the Energize list.
For a description of energize and de-energize, see “Relay Excitation State/Hold Operation”
in section 1.14.
Hold, Action, and Reflash Settings
5.
To set the relay status to Hold in the Hold list, select On.
6.
Select a relay operation condition in the Action list.
7.
Select Off in the Reflash list to perform the reflash function.
For a description of the reflash alarm, see “Reflash Function” in section 1.14.
Preset Output upon Error (Firmware version R3.03 or later)
8.
In the Error Preset box, select Off, Open, or Close. The preset value is output
to the DO channel if an error occurs on a measurement or MATH channel set for
alarm DO. If set to Off, operation occurs per the standard specification.
Preset Output upon Stop (Firmware version R3.03 or later)
9.
In the Stop Preset box, select Off, Open, or Close. The preset value is output if
measurement stop or computation stop is executed on a DO channel.
10.
Click the Apply button. The setting changes take effect.
- Data Acquisition Unit 1
- 4th Edition : March 2012 (YK) 2
- Trademarks 3
- Revisions 3
- Safety Precautions 4
- Warn WARNING 5
- Contents 7
- IM MW100-01E 10
- Chapter 5 Specication 12
- Appendix 14
- 1.1 System Overview 15
- One-to-N Connection with a PC 16
- Connecting to Modbus Devices 17
- Main Module 18
- Input/Output Modules 18
- Base Plate 21
- PC Software 22
- 1.2 MW100 Operation Guide 23
- FG SDB SDA RDB RDASG 24
- Switches and Keys 25
- Connectors 26
- Displays 26
- Operation Modes and Statuses 27
- Multi interval 28
- Range Over 30
- Alarm Value Hysteresis 31
- Alarm Output Timing 31
- Tag Strings 32
- Messages 32
- Free Message 32
- Event Action Function 33
- Daylight Saving Time 35
- Match Time 35
- Recording Start/Stop 36
- Recording Start Action 36
- Recording Stop Action 36
- Pretrigger Function 37
- Manual Sample Function 38
- Saving Data to the CF Card 39
- Saving Thinned Data 40
- File Division 40
- File Message 40
- Saving Manual Sample Data 41
- Communication Specifications 42
- E-Mail Function 44
- E-mail Retransmission 45
- • Modbus Slave Function 46
- Saving Alarm Summaries 48
- Example of an Alarm Summary 48
- Log Output 48
- Input Module 49
- Thermocouple (cont.) 50
- Measurement Synchronization 51
- Universal Input Module 52
- TC/DI Input Module 55
- Measurement Input Types 57
- Measurement Range 57
- Measurement Interval 63
- Input Range 64
- Input Threshold Level 64
- Integration 64
- Output Module 66
- PWM Output Module 68
- Explanation of Functions 69
- Steady Output Operation 70
- Relay Operation 74
- Reflash Function 74
- Overview of the MATH Function 76
- Number of MATH Channels 76
- MATH Types 76
- Logical Operations 77
- Relational Operations 77
- Arithmetic Functions 77
- TLOG Functions 78
- CLOG Functions* 78
- Conditional Expressions 78
- Reference channel 79
- Computation Operation 80
- Math Interval 81
- Rolling Average 81
- Math Span 81
- Alarm Level 82
- Pulse Integration (TLOG.PSUM) 82
- MATH Operation 83
- TLOG Time Scale 85
- = Write report data 87
- 2.1 Handling Precautions 89
- 2.2 Installation 90
- DATA ACQUISITION UNIT 91
- 2.3 Attaching the Modules 92
- 2.4 Connecting Signal Wires 94
- • 1 Gauge Method 101
- • 1 Gauge 3 Wire Method 102
- • Adjacent 2 Gauge Method 102
- • Opposing 2 Gauge Method 103
- • 4 Gauge Method 104
- Wiring Digital Input (-D24) 105
- CAUTION 106
- Main Output Specifications 107
- Power Switch ON and OFF 108
- WARNING 111
- Connection Procedure 112
- Changing the Data Rate 112
- Initializing Settings 112
- Option) 113
- Connector Pin Assignments 116
- Connection Examples 117
- Acquisition Unit 118
- First-Order Lag Filter 120
- 2.10 Handling of the CF Card 122
- 3.1 Connection Environment 123
- Installing Java 124
- MW100 Operation Screens 124
- Single Screen and Dual Screen 125
- Data View 125
- Channel Setting 126
- System Setting 126
- Display Setting 126
- Communication Setting 126
- Host Name Display 127
- Switching Modes 127
- 3.2 Communication Settings 128
- (IM MW100-17E) 130
- Modbus/RTU Settings 131
- Modbus/TCP Settings 133
- 3.3 System Settings 136
- Daylight Saving Time Setting 138
- Other Settings 138
- Computed Data 141
- Thinning Operation Settings 144
- Recording Channel Settings 145
- Data Save Folder Settings 145
- Measurement Channel Settings 146
- Global Channel Settings 148
- Scale Input Methods 149
- Entering Expressions 151
- Global Expression Setting 152
- Setting MATH Constants 152
- Setting MATH Groups 152
- Program Channel Settings 153
- Rolling Average Settings 153
- Option)” in section 5.2 154
- 3.7 Setting Alarms 155
- Alarm Setting (MATH) 156
- Delay Alarm Setting 156
- 3.8 Digital Output Settings 157
- Output Operation Settings 161
- Transmission Output Control 162
- 3.10 Event/Action Settings 163
- Timer Settings 164
- Setting the Match Time 165
- Report Operation Settings 1 166
- Report Operation Settings 2 167
- Computation, and Recording 168
- DNS Client Settings 171
- FTP Client Settings 171
- Mail Client Settings 172
- Server Settings 175
- Saving and Loading Setup Data 176
- Setup Data Save Conditions 176
- Meas. Mode 177
- Single Screen 177
- Dual Screen 178
- Explanation of Display Items 179
- Contents of the Status Bar 180
- Monitor Display Screen 181
- • Trend Display 181
- Trip line 181
- • Digital Display 182
- • Bar Graph 182
- • Meters 183
- • Overview Display 183
- Parts of the Display 184
- • Alarm Summary 185
- • Manual Sample 185
- • Report - Digital 186
- • Report - Graph 186
- Display Settings 187
- Log Information 191
- Corrective Actions 193
- Settings Errors 194
- Communication Errors 194
- Execution Errors 197
- Communication Command Errors 198
- System Errors 199
- 4.3 Troubleshooting 201
- 4.4 Calibration 204
- 100Vpk MAX 206
- 120V MAX CH TO CH 206
- Required Instruments 208
- Wiring Diagram 209
- 100Vpk MAX TO 209
- 250V MAX CH TO CH 209
- 600V MAX TO 209
- 4.5 Parts and Maintenance 210
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 211
- 5.1 Common Specifications 214
- Measurement 215
- Remote RJC (RRJC) 219
- Recorder Structure 222
- Capacity of the CF card 223
- Thinning Recording Function 226
- Saving Settings 228
- Internal Backup Memory 229
- Communication 230
- RS-232 Interface (/C2 Option) 232
- Communication Input Function 232
- Communication Output Function 233
- Communication Test 233
- Modbus Slave Function 235
- Specification 236
- Modbus Server Function 240
- Event Action 242
- Timer and Match Time 242
- User Interface 243
- Other Functions 243
- General Specifications 245
- External Dimensions 246
- (JPt100/4) 249
- Specifications 259
- (MX112) Specifications 263
- (MX115) Specifications 268
- Output Span Setting 270
- Handling Abnormal Data 270
- Transmission Output 273
- (MX125) Specifications 274
- User Specified Strings 275
- Passwords 275
- File Name 275
- Modbus Protocol 276
- Setup Example 277
- Server-Side Settings 278
- Client-Side Settings 278
- Client Setting 2 279
- Client Setting 3 279
- MATH Channel Settings 279
- Starting Communication 281
- Register Data Types 282
- Saving Data on the Hour 283
- Acquiring Periodic Data 283
- Diving the Data on Each Event 284
- Appendix 4 E-Mail Format 285
- • Subject 286
- • Syntax 286
- Test E-mail Format 290
- File Operation 291
- Connection Using a Browser 291
- For Windows Vista 292
- Use an easy-to-identify name 294
- Settings complete 294
- X: Time (s) 296
- Y: Output value 296
- Write Timing 297
- Write interval 297
- Write Count 299
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