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• Handling of NaN values
• In the case of a TLOG function (tlogmax, tlogmin, tlogpp, tlogsum, and tlogave)
If NAN exists in the channel values, it is handled as though the value did not exist.
• In the case of the IsNan() function
This function can determine whether the value is NaN.
• In the case of min, max, sum, ave, and pp functions
NaN values are discarded.
• In the case of &&, ||, ^^, and ! operators
NaN values are considered true.
• For all other computations
Computation is performed taking NaN as a value. Thus, NaN is returned as the
computed result.
•
The numeric value display on the Monitor screen displays INVALID.
•
Handling when the value of a measurement channel is ±Over (exceeding the upper
and lower limits of the measurement range)
If the measured value used in the reference function or TLOG function is ±Over,
computation continues in one of two ways. Select the handling method using the
Calculate +Over/-Over as the MAX/MIN value of a range check box.
•
Continue the computation as ±Over.
• Continue the calculation by setting ±Over to the maximum or m
inimum value of the
measurement range of the specied channel.
Use the following values as the maximum and minimum value of the measurement
range.
•
DC voltage: ±10% of the range
However, 0/+63.000 mV for 60-mV (HQ) range and 0/+6.3000 V for 6-V (HQ)
range.
Example:
6 V range
+OVER: +6.6 V
–OVER: –6.6 V
•
Temperature: ±10°C of the rated measurement range
However, 0 K and 10 K for KpVsAu7Fe and J263B.
• Linear scaling: Maximum and minimum values of the scale corresponding to
±10% of the measurement span
However, ±32000 when the scale value exceeds ±32000.
Example 1: When the measurement span is set to ±1 V and the scale is set to
±10000 at 2 V range
+OVER: +22000
–OVER: –22000
Example 2: When the measurement span is set to ±1 V and the scale is set to
±30000 at 2 V range
+OVER: +32000
–OVER: –32000
To suppress ±Over from occurring in the computation, use the
limit function.
• Alarms for computation using the Alarm() function
The alarm corresponding to the current value is used for the alarm of a measurement
channel.
The alarm corresponding to the current value is also used for the alarm of a
computation channel. However, for computation channels that have not yet computed
the current value, the alarm corresponding to the previous value is used.
2.5 Setting Computations (Setting the Computation Channels)
- MXLOGGER 1
- Trademarks 2
- Revisions 2
- Software License Agreement 3
- Contents 5
- Chapter 3 Viewer 7
- Chapter 4 Calibrator 7
- Chapter 5 Troubleshooting 7
- Functional Overview 8
- Calibrator 10
- 1.2 MXLOGGER Operation Guide 11
- Overview of Operations 12
- Configure the system 13
- For details, see 13
- Click here to hide the Record 14
- Event settings window 18
- • Alarm Monitor 19
- • Trend Monitor 20
- • Numeric Monitor 20
- • Meter Monitor 21
- • All Channel Monitor 21
- Record the data 23
- 1.3 PC System Requirements 27
- Printer and Mouse 28
- Sound Board 28
- Ethernet Port 28
- 1.4 Setting Up MXLOGGER 29
- Configuring the Network 31
- Setting Up the Network 32
- Subnet Mask 34
- Default Gateway 34
- Connected User (User) 34
- Software 34
- 2.2 Configuring the System 35
- Auto Assignment 37
- MX100 Response Check 38
- CF Card Information 39
- Data Acquisition Conditions 40
- Setting the Data File 41
- Automatic Start Function 42
- Record Stop Condition 44
- Mode Is Set to STR) 47
- Setting the Measurement Span 51
- Setting the Scale 51
- Mode Is Set to RRJC (TC)) 51
- Setting the Burnout 52
- Setting the RJC 52
- 2.5 Setting Computations 54
- Importing Expressions 56
- Channels) 59
- Operators 59
- Arithmetic Functions 61
- Time Functions 62
- • Parameter Setting Ranges 62
- • Timer (<timerNo>) 63
- Timer Level Operation 63
- Manual AO Function 63
- Event Functions 64
- Notes on Computation 65
- 2.6 Setting Alarms 67
- Alarm Hysteresis 69
- 2.7 Digital Output 70
- Setting Analog Output 73
- Setting PWM Output 74
- Editing Pattern Output 75
- Deleting Points 76
- Fixed Output 77
- Rectangular Waveform Output 78
- Trapezoidal Waveform Output 78
- Pyramidal Waveform Output 79
- 2.9 Event Processing 82
- Setting Up Data File Events 83
- Setting Communication Events 84
- Setting Start Record Events 85
- Setting Stop Record Events 86
- Setting Up FTP and E-mail 87
- Configuring FTP 88
- Configuring E-Mail 88
- User File Settings 88
- Enabling/Disabling Events 89
- Displaying the Monitor 90
- Click here 93
- Y-Axis Type 98
- Scale Values 98
- Trip Points 100
- Channel Colors 100
- Clipping of Waveforms 100
- Adding Marks 101
- Grid Density 101
- Cursors 102
- Explanation 103
- Starting the Recording 104
- Stopping the Recording 104
- (Project) 106
- Printing Setup Data 107
- Print Preview 107
- Setting Up the Printer 107
- Changing the Port Number 109
- Procedure 111
- Description 112
- Information 113
- 3.1 Loading Data Files 114
- Synchronization 116
- Joining of Divided Files 117
- CF File Joining Function 118
- 3.2 Setting the Display 119
- IM WX103-01E 120
- Y-Axis Values 122
- Showing/Hiding Alarms 126
- Alarm/Mark List Display 127
- Numeric Display 129
- Settings Window 130
- Clearing Cursors 132
- Measured/Computed Data 133
- 3.5 Saving Display Settings 135
- Saving Templates 136
- Using Templates 136
- 3.7 Converting Data Formats 137
- Conversion Range and Step 138
- Specifying Formats 138
- Notes When Converting Data 138
- 3.8 Printing Data 139
- Executing the Print Operation 140
- Print Example 142
- 4.2 Calibration Procedure 147
- Start calibration 151
- 5.1 Troubleshooting 155
- Troubleshooting 157
- Error Messages on the Logger 159
- Error Messages on the Viewer 160
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