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Note
• If there are multiple RECORDERs that have the Ethernet login configured, only the
RECORDER with the matching user name and password specified in step 3 will be
mountable.
• If you double-click the icon of an Excel or text file in the destination folder for automatic
transfer, Excel or a text editor launches and displays the data.
• To display files, the programable to display each file (hereinafter referred to as the external
viewer) must be installed, and the OS file associations musts be raid. For information about
file associations, see the manuals for the external viewer and the OS.
• DAQ Desktop cannot determine the condition of files being displayed by the external viewer.
Problems may be experienced if files being displayed on the external viewer are deleted or
moved using DAQ Desktop. Therefore, when deleting or moving files with DAQ Desktop,
first close the file displayed on the external viewer.
DAQ Desktop Functions
The DAQ Desktop has the following functions:
Menu bar
• File
• New Mount: Mounts the RECORDER with the specied host name or IP address
onto the DAQ Desktop.
• New Folder: Creates a new folder.
You can also make the folder the data
transfer destination.
• New Shortcut: Creates a new shortcut icon on the desktop.
You cannot create shortcuts for the following folders.
•
Root directory such as drive C
• DAQStation and ~recycler folders
• Folders in the ~DX___, MV___ and CX___ folders
•
Folders that are displayed on the desktop
• Folders for which a shortcut already exists
• Property: Displays the properties of the RECORDER.
• Set Time: Sets the date and time of all mounted RECORDERs at once.
• Port No.: You can check or change the port number.
• Exit: Exits the DAQ Desktop and returns to the Windows screen.
• Edit: Copies and Pastes selected les.
• View: Refreshes information, selects the display format of the list, and
shows or hides the toolbar and status bar.
• Window: Closes all windows.
• Help: Displays the version information of the DAQ Desktop.
• Print Setup: Specify a device for printing snapshot screens and other output.
Toolbar
• (New Mount): This icon is equivalent to selecting [File] - [New Mount] from
the menu bar.
•
(New Folder): This icon is equivalent to selecting [File] - [New Folder] from
the menu bar.
•
(New Shortcut): This icon is equivalent to selecting [File] - [New Shortcut]
from the menu bar.
•
(Property): This icon is equivalent to selecting [File] - [Property] from the
menu bar.
•
(Version Information): This icon is equivalent to selecting [Help] - [About] from the
menu bar.
Network icon
• Lists the RECORDERs that are on the same segment of the network.
• Mounts the RECORDER that is on the network onto the DAQ Desktop.
2.1 Starting and Exiting the DAQ Desktop
- DAQEXPLORER 1
- Trademarks 2
- Revisions 2
- Software License Agreement 3
- How to Use this Manual 5
- Contents 6
- IM WX104-01E 10
- 1.1 DAQEXPLORER Overview 14
- Data Monitor 15
- Data Viewer 15
- Configurator 15
- 1.2 System Requirements 16
- Communication Card 17
- 1.3 Configuring the Network 18
- With the MV1000 19
- With the MV2000 19
- Starting the DAQ Desktop 20
- DAQ Desktop Functions 21
- Mounting the RECORDER 22
- Network folder 23
- New Mount 23
- Opening the DX/MV/CX Folder 24
- Exiting the DAQ Desktop 24
- DX/MV/CX, Send a Trigger 25
- Click here (send a trigger) 27
- Saving the snap shot screen 28
- Procedure for the RECORDER 28
- Printing the Snap Shot Screen 28
- Confirming the Data 29
- Copying and pasting files 30
- Resetting 32
- Updating 32
- Monitoring 32
- Data Conversion 33
- Property 34
- Version Information 34
- Displaying Groups 37
- 3.2 Displaying the Trend 38
- General Display Settings 39
- Registering the channel 40
- Scale (display range) 40
- Zone (display position) 40
- Trip line 40
- Setting the Time Axis 41
- Setting the Y-axis 42
- Full zone 43
- Slide zone 43
- Auto zone 43
- Y-axis display area 43
- Editing zones 44
- Displaying multiple Y-axis 44
- Waveform display limit (clip) 45
- Alarm display 45
- Showing/Hiding Cursors 46
- Displaying Cursor’s Values 47
- Setting the Window 47
- • Example of a Tiled Display 48
- • Example of Arranged icons 48
- Displaying the Color Graph 49
- Displaying Numeric Values 51
- Turn ON/OFF the Alarm Display 51
- 3.5 Displaying the Meter 52
- 3.6 Displaying Alarms 54
- Turn ON/OFF the Alarm Sound 55
- • Alarm log 56
- 3.7 Circular Display 57
- Alarm Display 58
- Monitor and the DAQ Desktop 59
- Pausing the Monitor 61
- Turn ON/OFF the Link 61
- Exiting the Data Monitor 62
- Starting the Data Viewer 63
- • For TLOG files 65
- Exiting the Data Viewer 66
- 4.2 Displaying the Waveform 67
- Waveform Display Limit 69
- Displaying Statistics 71
- Adding Arbitrary Marks 71
- Searching the mark position 72
- Deleting Marks 73
- Resetting Marks 73
- Changing the Grid Display 73
- 4.3 Circular Display 74
- Linking Files 78
- Saving the Link Settings File 79
- 4.8 Displaying the TLOG File 83
- Turning ON/OFF Flags 84
- Date/Time display 84
- Data No 84
- [Hourly] tab 85
- [Daily] Tab 86
- [All] Tab 86
- For TLOG file display 89
- 4.11 Saving Display Template 90
- 4.12 Converting the Data 91
- Start point and end point 92
- Group/Channel 92
- Changing the save destination 92
- Conversion Example 93
- 4.13 Printing 94
- Setting sheet print 95
- Setting circular print 95
- Print Preview 96
- Printing 96
- Setup data file (*.PNL) 97
- Display Zone 102
- Partial Expanded Display 103
- Display Color 103
- Setting One Channel at a Time 104
- Turning ON/OFF Computation 105
- Expression 105
- Interval 106
- Times (Number of samples) 106
- Sum scale 106
- 5.4 Configuring the Settings 108
- Message/File 109
- Group/Trip Line 110
- View group 111
- Group Name 111
- View Kind 111
- Alarm/Relay/Remote 112
- Scan Interval/Memory 113
- RJC Volt (uV) 114
- Key Lock/Login 115
- Timer (Option) 116
- Report channel 117
- TCP/IP Settings 119
- Click this tab 120
- 1. Click this tab 120
- Enter file transfer 120
- Data adjustment dialog box 122
- CONFIG file 123
- • Selecting from the toolbar 123
- • Clicking the [X] button 123
- Setup data file 123
- Initializing Setup Data 124
- 5.9 Saving the Setup Data 125
- 5.10 Printing the Setup Data 126
- Setup data file (*.PDL) 128
- Starting the Configurator 129
- Channels 131
- Linear Scaling (SCALE) 132
- Moving Average 135
- Tag and Tag No 135
- Memory Sampling 135
- Zone (Zone L and U) 135
- Color (Display Color) 136
- Green Band 136
- Alarm Mark 137
- Copying and Pasting Settings 138
- Configuring the DX1000/DX2000 140
- Sum Scale 141
- Rolling Average 142
- Constant 142
- Summer Time 144
- Screen Display 144
- View Group 149
- Comment text fields 150
- • Number and Text info 150
- Comment text block 151
- • Number and Line 151
- Manual Sample 154
- Event Action 155
- Directory name 157
- Structure 157
- Event Data 158
- Custom Menu 159
- 6.5 Entering Basic Settings 161
- Rate of Change Decrease 167
- Rate of Change Increase 167
- Scan Interval 170
- Measure Function 171
- Remote Input 173
- Key Lock 174
- User Registration 175
- • User Name, Password 176
- • Key Lock No 176
- • Key lock 176
- Ethernet 177
- • Account 180
- • Initial Path 180
- Modbus Server 188
- • Connect limits 188
- • Allowed IP Address 188
- 6.8 Saving the Setup Data 194
- 6.9 Printing the Setup Data 195
- List of Input Types 196
- Table of Character Codes 196
- • Point 201
- Span L, Span U 201
- • Scale L, Scale U 201
- Calibration Correction 202
- Alarm value 203
- Alarm delay 203
- Alarm Relay 203
- Display Zone (Zone L and U) 204
- Timer Type 209
- Configuring the MV1000/MV2000 221
- Event Date 226
- 7.5 Entering Basic Settings 228
- Settings Description 245
- OFF Disables POP before SMTP 245
- • Address 252
- • Register 252
- 7.8 Saving the Setup Data 255
- 7.9 Printing the Setup Data 256
- Checking the System 261
- Initializing the Setup Data 261
- Control Action 262
- Internal Loop 263
- [Burnout/Tuning] Tab 265
- Contact Input 266
- SP No. Selection Source 267
- Pattern Number Selection 267
- RJC (Type, Volt (uV)) 267
- Control Relay 268
- External Loop 269
- [Tuning Setting] Tab 271
- Control Input 272
- Retransmission 275
- PID/Alarm 276
- Operation Related 278
- Control Function Settings 280
- Control Groups 280
- [Input Range] tab 283
- [Linearizer] Tab 284
- Bar graph 285
- Expand(%) 286
- Boundary 286
- Turn ON/OFF Program Control 287
- Initial Program Patterns 288
- Start target setpoint 289
- Start code 289
- Wait action setting 289
- Wait time 289
- Action Loop Set 289
- Select the Segment 290
- Select Setpoints 291
- PV Event 292
- Time Event 293
- Turn OFF/ON the relay output 294
- Event display group 295
- Memory Timeup 300
- RJC Volt (uV) 300
- Report Channel 303
- Settings 304
- Temperature Unit 305
- Time Zone 305
- Square Root 307
- Display Span 307
- Computation ON/OFF 311
- Times (Number of Samples) 312
- 8.10 Display Settings 315
- User Key/Daylight Saving 319
- Batch header 319
- 8.11 Network Settings 320
- Serial Communication Settings 321
- Modbus Master Settings 321
- FTP Settings 322
- Web Server Settings 322
- E-mail Transmission Settings 323
- 8.12 Setup Data Adjustment 324
- 8.14 Saving the Setup Data 326
- 8.15 Printing the Setup Data 327
- 8.16 Usable Characters 328
- Software Common 329
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