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IM MW100-01E
Installation and Wiring
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2.4 Connecting Signal Wires
Attaching and Removing the Terminal Block
The I/O terminals of the modules in the figure below can be removed. The terminals
of the 30-CH, Medium-Speed DCV/TC/DI Input Module (MX110-VTD-L30) cannot be
removed.
The terminal cover can be removed by pressing backward with the cover lifted up.
4-CH, High-Speed Universal
Input Module
The terminal block can
be attached and
detached.
4-CH, Medium-Speed Strain
Input Module (-B12, -B35)
Pull-out
handle
The terminal plate can be
attached and detached.
Attachment screw
(Loosen before removing the terminal plate.)
10-CH, Medium-Speed Universal Input Module/
6-CH, Medium-Speed 4-wire RTD Resistance
Input Module/
10-CH, Pulse Input Module/
10-CH, High-Speed Digital Input Module
(-D05, -D24)
8-CH, Medium-Speed Analog
Output Module/
8-CH, PWM Output Module/
10-CH, Medium-Speed Digital
Output Module
The terminal plate can be
attached and detached.
Attachment screw
(Loosen before removing the terminal plate.)
Pull-out
handle
The terminal block can be
attached and detached.
Attachment screw
(Loosen before removing the terminal block)
- 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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