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Troubleshooting
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Does the input meet
the specifications?
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
• The error is large.
• The trend or digital values fluctuate.
• The trend is off the scale on either the 0% or 100% side.
YES
Change the input to meet the
specifications.
Is the input wiring correct?
• Attach the input terminal cover properly.
• Protect the input terminal from wind or
fans.
• Keep the temperature fluctuation near
the input terminal to a minimum.
• Adjust the span and range (section 3.3).
• If you use Calibration Correction (/CC1
option), check the set values for
correction points (section 3.9).
Is the range/span
setting appropriate?
Taking measures
against noise?
Is the environmental
temperature kept constant
(TC input)?
• Separate the input wiring from the
noise source.
• Ground the recorder.
• Ground the measured object properly.
• Insulate the TC from the measured object.
• Use shielded cables for input.
• Change the integral time of the input
A/D converter (section 3.1).
• Use moving average on the input
(section 3.4).
• Wire correctly (O.G.).
• Install the terminal block correctly.
• Fasten the terminal screws correctly.
• Insulate the RTD from the ground.
• If burnt, replace the TC.
Is the input wiring parallel
with other equipment?
YES
NO
NO
YES
Is the RJC setting correct
(TC input)?
• Stop the TC burnout upscale/downscale
function of other equipment.
• Ground the DX and other equipment
at one point.
• Disconnect parallel wiring
(use a double-element TC, for instance).
Set it correctly.
Contact your nearest YOKOGAWA
dealer.
Section 3.2
Section 12.1
O.G.: Operation Guide
11.2 Troubleshooting
- Daqstation DX2000 1
- • Paper Manual 2
- • DAQSTANDARD Manuals 2
- Trademarks 3
- Revisions 3
- DX’s Version and Functions 4
- How to Use This Manual 7
- Contents 9
- IM 04L42B01-01E 10
- 1.1 Input Section 12
- ( ) 14
- 1.2 Alarms 15
- Alarm Indication 16
- Alarm Output Relay Operation 17
- Internal Switch 19
- 1.3 Display 20
- Status Display Section 21
- Trend Display (T-Y) 22
- Message display method 24
- • Zone Display 24
- • Partial Expanded Display 25
- • Alarm Indication 25
- Digital Display 26
- Bar Graph Display 27
- Historical Trend Display 28
- • Added Messages 29
- Circular Display 30
- Overview Display 31
- Alarm Summary 32
- Message Summary 33
- Memory Summary 34
- • Types of Displayed Data 35
- Status Display 36
- Log Display 36
- Four Panel Display 37
- Other Useful Functions 38
- 1.4 Data Storage Function 39
- Internal Memory 40
- • Internal Memory 41
- Pretrigger of Event Data 42
- Manual Sampled Data 43
- Report Data 43
- • File Name 46
- Snapshot 48
- Data file 48
- 1.5 Batch Function 49
- (/R1 and /PM1 Options) 50
- • Timers 51
- Timer Type 51
- • Absolute Time Mode 51
- • Relative Time Mode 51
- • Actions 52
- 1.7 Security Function 55
- Login Function 56
- /PM1 Options) 57
- Overview of Functions 58
- Description 58
- Conditional equation 58
- Overflow Data 61
- Report Function 62
- Special Data Handling 63
- Options) 65
- Status Output 66
- 1.10 Other Functions 67
- 2.1 Setting the Date/Time 70
- Memory Sampling 72
- 2.4 Setting the Date Format 73
- • Network Information Screen 75
- (/F1 and /F2 Options) 80
- • FAIL Output 82
- • Status Relay 82
- Handling Precautions 83
- Preparing the DX 83
- • Names of Parts 84
- • Loading Batteries 84
- • Setting the ID Number 84
- Controlling the DX 85
- • Numbers 86
- Reader (/USB1 Option) 88
- Operating from the Keyboard 89
- • Invalid Keys 90
- • Barcode Reader Settings 91
- • How to Use 92
- Commands 92
- Command Example 92
- Saving and Loading Data 94
- • Decimal Point Types 95
- (Release number 3 or later) 96
- Time of the A/D Converter 97
- Thermocouple Input 98
- 3.3 Setting the Input Range 99
- • Range > Type 100
- • Range > Range 100
- • Range > Unit 101
- • Range > Ref. CH 101
- • Range > Low-cut 101
- • Range > Low-cut value 101
- Setup Items 102
- • First-CH/Last-CH 102
- • On/Off 102
- • Count 102
- Setup Screen 102
- Reset 105
- • Hysteresis > Meas CH 105
- • High/Low 105
- • Delta High/Low 105
- • Alarms for Each Channel 107
- • Alarm Delay Time 107
- Operation) 111
- Expression 114
- Channels 114
- Channel 101: Reset Count 115
- Channels 116
- • Annunciator Mode 117
- • Alarm Levels and Colors 117
- • Display 117
- Setting Description 118
- ISA-A A lock-in sequence 118
- Explanation 120
- Display Positions 120
- Labels 120
- • Window Colors 120
- • Annunciator Sequence 121
- Procedure 127
- Operation Example 127
- • Configuring Calibration 128
- • Finishing Calibration 129
- Switching Operation Screens 130
- Operations Using Other Keys 131
- Operation Using the FUNC Key 131
- Customizing the Menus 132
- Values, or Bar Graphs 133
- • TREND SPACE ON/OFF 138
- Trend Display) 139
- • Writing Add Messages 144
- • ALL CHANNEL/GROUP CHANNEL 148
- • AUTO ZONE 148
- • SCALE ON/OFF 148
- ● FINE GRID 149
- • TAG DETAIL 149
- • CURSOR TIME 150
- Channel 8 151
- Channel ABC-1 151
- Screen (Overview Display) 154
- Select a channel with 155
- Select the alarm that you 155
- 4.6 Using the Alarm Summary 160
- 4.8 Using the Memory Summary 163
- • Save directory 166
- • Error Log 168
- • Communication Log 168
- • FTP Log 168
- • Web Log 169
- • E-mail Log 169
- • SNTP Log 170
- • DHCP Log 170
- • Modbus Status Log 170
- • SINGLE GRAPH/DUAL GRAPH 175
- • Selecting a Bar 176
- Indicates a power failure 177
- 5.1 Setting Display Groups 178
- • Trip line 179
- • On/Off 179
- • Position 179
- • Color 179
- • Line width 179
- • Tag/Channel 180
- Secondary Trend Interval 183
- 5.4 Writing Messages 185
- • Group of channel 188
- • Color 188
- Scale display position 191
- Band on the Scale 193
- • Partial > Boundary 196
- Waveform Line Width, and Grid 197
- • Bar graph > Division 200
- • Circular Display 201
- • Time per Revolution 201
- • Operation at One Cycle 202
- Off and 1h 203
- Offset time set to 1h 203
- • Historical Trend 205
- • Showing the Display 205
- • Scale Marks 208
- • Event Data 208
- • Monitor > Scroll time 210
- Settings Description 211
- Off Disables the function 211
- The FUNC key menu appears 211
- The display is registered 211
- 5.16 Using the Favorite Key 212
- • Power-fail message 214
- Selection Menu 215
- • Entering Comments 219
- • Displaying Comments 219
- Measured Data 221
- • Auto save 224
- 6.3 Using the Batch Function 226
- FileFile File 230
- Manual sampling is executed 234
- • Saving Manual Sampled Data 235
- Checking the Free Space 237
- • Loading a File 239
- • Saving the Setup Data 240
- The setup data is loaded 241
- • Report Template Files 246
- PM1 options and the USER key) 247
- • Match Time 248
- • Logic box number 248
- • Event-Action > Event 248
- • Event-Action > Action 249
- (/R1 Option) 253
- Logic box number 3 254
- Match Time Condition 254
- <Other Settings> 254
- Acknowledge Operation) 255
- • Remote Input > 1 to 8 256
- Function) 257
- Free Key lock not applied 258
- Lock Disables the operation 258
- DX (Login Function) 259
- • Registering Administrators 260
- • Registering Users 260
- • User Privileges 260
- • User number 262
- • User settings > Mode 262
- • Authority of user 262
- • Expression and Alarm 265
- Type Value 267
- 9.2 Writing Expressions 269
- Four Arithmetic Operation 270
- Power and Other Computations 270
- Relational Computation 270
- Logical Computation 271
- TLOG Computation 272
- CLOG Computation 273
- Special Computation 274
- Conditional Expression 274
- Dropout Display 277
- 9.5 Creating Reports 279
- 4 and later) 282
- Keyword Format 283
- Keyword Definitions 284
- Report Template Examples 286
- • Setting the Input 288
- • Input Range and Alarm 288
- • Ext. range > On/Off 290
- • Channel Display Color 292
- 11.1 A List of Messages 294
- Troubleshooting 296
- • Execution Errors 298
- Operation Errors 300
- • Other Communication Errors 309
- Status Messages 310
- Warning Messages 312
- System Errors 312
- 11.2 Troubleshooting 313
- 12.1 Periodic Inspection 316
- 12.2 Calibrating the DX 317
- Thermocouple 318
- 13.1 Signal Input and Alarm 319
- 13.2 Display Function 321
- Other Displayed Information 323
- 13.3 Data Saving Function 324
- Custom Display Setup Data 326
- Data File Loading 326
- Miscellaneous 326
- Specifications 327
- Communication Functions 328
- Batch Function 328
- 13.5 Options 329
- Desktop Type (/H5[ ]) 330
- Extended Input Type (/N3) 332
- Remote Control (/R1) 333
- USB Interface (/USB1) 334
- Pulse Input (/PM1) 334
- Calibration Correction (/CC1) 334
- DC/AC 24 V Power Supply (/P1) 335
- 13.6 General Specifications 337
- Supported Standards 338
- Standard Performance 339
- 13.7 External Dimensions 342
- File Size 343
- Save Duration to the CF Card 345
- Create and Their Application 346
- File Output Example 348
- Report File Format 349
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