Page 1 Paperless Recorder with CompactFlash card as storage medium B 70.6570.0 Operating Manual 11.07/00434166...
Page 2 Menu structure of the paperless recorder...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction Preface ......................7 Arrangement of the documentation ............8 Typographical conventions ............... 10 Instrument description Displays and controls ................13 Operating principle and graphic elements ..........16 Analog inputs ....................18 Digital signals ..................... 19 Counters ...................... 22 Integrator ....................
Page 4 Contents Event list ...................... 60 CompactFlash card ..................63 Device info ....................67 Text entry ..................... 69 Configuration parameters Operating example ..................71 Table of configuration parameters ............72 4.2.1 Parameterization ..................73 4.2.2 Configuration ....................75 Setup software Hardware and software requirements ............93 Installation ....................
Page 5 Contents Rights regarding the paperless recorder ..........124 Index...
Page 6 Contents...
Page 7: Introduction
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Page 8: Arrangement Of The Documentation
B 70.6570.2.1 Interface Description (LON interface) This provides information on the connection and use of modules of the “JUMO mTRON automation system”. B 70.6570.2.3 Interface Description (PROFIBUS-DP interface) This provides information on the connection of a paperless recorder to a...
Page 9 PCA Communications Software (PCC) The operating manual describes the operation and the features of the PCA communications software. PCC is responsible for the data transfer from the recorder to a PC, or to a network. All documents are available for downloading at: www.jumo.net...
Page 10: Typographical Conventions
1 Introduction 1.3 Typographical conventions Warning signs The symbols for Danger and Caution are used in this manual under the following conditions: Danger This symbol is used when there may be danger to personnel if the instructions are ignored or not followed correctly! Caution This symbol is used when there may be damage to equipment or data if the instructions are ignored or not followed correctly!
Page 11 1 Introduction Representation Keys Keys are shown in a box. Both symbols and text are possible. If a key has a multiple function, then the text shown is the one that corresponds to the function that is active at the moment. Screen texts Program Texts that are displayed in the setup program are indicated by italic script.
Page 12 1 Introduction...
Page 13: Instrument Description
2 Instrument description 2.1 Displays and controls Power LED (green) is on continuously as soon as power is applied. Flashes when screen saving is active. Pressing any key will de-activate screen saving. Status LED (red) is on continuously while an alarm is present Color display 320 x 240 pixel, 27 colors Cover...
Page 14 2 Instrument description CompactFlash slot for exchanging data (measurement data, configuration data, user lists) between the recorder and the PC Signal LED; lights up on accessing the CompactFlash memory card. The card must not be removed while being accessed. Channel line Status line Softkeys Ejector for the...
Page 15 2 Instrument description Version with stainless steel Status LED (red) front is on continuously while an alarm is present Power LED (green) is on continuously as soon as power is applied. Flashes when screen saving is active. Pressing any key will de-activate screen saving. Softkeys screen-dependent function, represented by text or symbols...
Page 16: Operating Principle And Graphic Elements
2 Instrument description 2.2 Operating principle and graphic elements Keys The recorder is operated from eight keys. Three of these have fixed functions, the other five (softkeys) have screen-dependent functions. v Chapter 2.1 “Displays and controls” Softkeys The functions of the softkeys appear in the bottom line of the display, as symbols or in plain text.
Page 17 2 Instrument description CompactFlash / internal memory indicates the free capacity of the CompactFlash memory or the internal backup memory. Which symbol is shown, can be set in the “Parameterization” menu. v Chapter 4.2.1 “Parameterization” v Chapter 3.6 “CompactFlash card” Free capacity of the CompactFlash memory card.
Page 18: Analog Inputs
JUMO mTRON modules External analog inputs in the form of modules in the “JUMO mTRON automation system” (e.g. analog input module) can be connected in conjunction with the LON interface, which is available as an extra. When configuring (Chapter 4.2.2 “Configuration”) the external analog inputs, these are designated External input 1 —...
Page 19: Digital Signals
External input 1 — 6 External inputs which can be programmed via the serial interface, or which are available in the form of the modules in the “JUMO mTRON automation system” series (extra code). CF plugged in The signal is set when a CompactFlash memory card is inserted in the recorder.
Page 20 2 Instrument description Display Each of the digital signals can be assigned to a digital channel within a group. They are represented by various diagrams on the screen: Diagram Representation Group manager On/off represented as switch: Horizontal diagram Representation as a record of time: Bar graph On/off represented as switch Numerical representation...
Page 21 2 Instrument description Event operation The digital signals can be used to activate event operation. In event operation, the measurements are stored with a storage cycle that is different from normal operation. Example When the available internal memory (during read-out through the CompactFlash memory card) falls below 1Mbyte, the storage cycle of the measurements for group 1 should be set to 20sec.
Page 22: Counters
Configuration Analog inputs Counter 1 — 2 Scaling start and Scaling end. External The recorder can be expanded by two external counters through the JUMO counters mTRON automation system. The counters are configured using the parameter Configuration Control functions Counters External counter 1 —...
Page 23: Integrator
2 Instrument description 2.6 Integrator In addition to minimum, maximum and average value of an (analog) channel in a group, the reports can include an integrator. Activating the An integrator time base has to be specified at the configuration level under integrator Configuration Analog inputs...
Page 24: Operating Modes
2 Instrument description 2.7 Operating modes 3 operating The instrument has three operating modes: modes - normal operation - timed operation - event operation The following settings can, among others, be made for each of the three operating modes: - stored value - storage cycle Stored value The stored value determines whether the average/minimum/maximum value of...
Page 25: Storing Data
2 Instrument description 2.8 Storing data internal A/D 2 backup 1 0 k B 1 0 k B 10kB Working memory A/D 1 memory 32—128 Mbyte Measurements external CompactFlash memory card 32—128 Mbyte Analog inputs Recording - working memory (RAM): approx. 350,000 measurements capacity - internal backup memory, depending on the memory size that was ordered - external CompactFlash card, depending on the memory size that was...
Page 26: Reading Out Data
2 Instrument description Optimization of The recording duration can be optimized by process-oriented selection of the recording storage cycle. duration In normal operation (no error, no alarm, ...) a storage cycle that is as long as possible (e.g. 60sec, 180sec, …) should be selected, depending on the particular application.
Page 27: Web Server
2 Instrument description 2.11 Web server If the paperless recorder is equipped with the extra code 008 “Ethernet inter- face”, and the device-internal Ethernet software (“Ethernet version“) has the number 183.02.04 or higher, then the paperless recorder has an integrated web server for displaying process data in an alphanumeric form.
Page 28 2 Instrument description Now the individual channels of the selected group are displayed. group name; group alarms are indicated by a color switch (red) device name max. six analog channels max. three digital channels group selection The variables that are shown are acquired and displayed automatically by the web server.
Page 29 2 Instrument description Display of ... Activated through menu ... Device name Configuration Device data Device name Group name Configuration Grp. configuration Group 1…6 Group name Analog channels Configuration Grp. configuration Group 1…6 Analog channels Analog channel 1…6 Digital channels Configuration Grp.
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Page 31: Operation And Visualization
3 Operation and visualization After starting up the paperless recorder by switching on the supply (power ON), you will see the start logo. During screen build-up, the recorder is initialized with the data of the last configuration. After the initialization phase, the view that was last selected at the visualization level is shown, provided that it was active at the time when the instrument was switched off (power OFF).
Page 32: Overview
3 Operation and visualization 3.1 Start menu 3.1.1 Overview The start menu is the central point from which the various instrument levels branch out. The following levels are available: - visualization, - parameterization - configuration - event list, - CompactFlash card and - device info Log in and log off h Select the required level...
Page 33: Logging In And Logging Off
3 Operation and visualization 3.1.2 Logging in and logging off Logging in and logging off is one of the most important functions of the recorder. Without valid log-in or authorization, the menus “Configuration” and “CompactFlash card”, for example, will be inhibited.. Logging in and logging off h Call the “Log-in and log-off”...
Page 34 3 Operation and visualization h Select ID (user name) and confirm with Logging in h Enter password via softkeys. h Conclude password entry by pressing the key. This position shows the logged-in user An error message is output for wrong entries. Please confirm the message by pressing any key, then repeat entry.
Page 35 3 Operation and visualization h Select the “Log-off” function. Logging off The user who is currently logged in is shown on the screen. h Please press to log off. You are logged off now. Wrong entries will produce an error message. Confirm the message with repeat entry.
Page 36 3 Operation and visualization h Select the function “alter password” and press the Altering the key. password h From the list, select the user who the password has to be altered for, and confirm with h Enter the current password (conclude with h Enter the new password (conclude with The new password is entered as described in Chapter 3.8 “Text entry”.
Page 37: Visualization
3 Operation and visualization 3.2 Visualization Start menu After selecting the level Start menu Visualization, the group manager Visualization appears. Group The instrument manages six visualization groups of measurement inputs. Each manager group can consist of up to six analog and three digital channels. Operation within the visualization level is always group-oriented.
Page 38: Vertical Diagram
3 Operation and visualization 3.2.1 Vertical diagram Vertical diagram representation can be accessed from the group manager (v page 37), after a group has been selected: - present measurements of the analog inputs of the group - measurement on a red background ⇒ out of limit Unit of measurement Scaling start of the selected channel Lower limit index of the selected channel...
Page 39: Horizontal Diagram
3 Operation and visualization 3.2.2 Horizontal diagram In the horizontal diagram, the analog and, in addition, the digital channels of a group are registered horizontally, from left to right. Present diagram speed Background color: gray = normal operation, blue = timed operation, orange = event operation Channel name of the digital channels...
Page 40: Evaluation Of The Stored Measurement Data
3 Operation and visualization 3.2.3 Evaluation of the stored measurement data It is possible to evaluate the measurement data of a group if the status of the group (Group status) has been configured to Displ.+store. History Using this function, all measurement data of the internal RAM (approx. 350,000 measurement data for all groups) can be displayed and evaluated.
Page 41 3 Operation and visualization Zoom If the zoom factor has to be adjusted, or specific values have to be searched, then it is necessary to switch the softkey functions. h Press softkey The degree of compression of the measurement data on the screen is given as a ratio in steps (1:1, 1:2, 1:5, 1:10, 1:20, 1:50 and 1:100).
Page 42 3 Operation and visualization Window for defining the search criteria Position of the value found “no value found” display Current zoom Start search The example above shows the search for the first occurrence of a measurement >50 on channel 1 on the 14.04.03 within the period from 15:16:48 to 15:44:24.
Page 43: Bar Graph Representation
3 Operation and visualization 3.2.4 Bar graph representation In bar graph representation, the latest measurements of the group are shown as bar graphs, in addition to the numerical display. Scaling end Upper limit index Latest measurement (numerical) Latest measurement as bar graph Out-of-limit On out-of-limit, the color changes to red.
Page 44: Numerical Representation
3 Operation and visualization 3.2.5 Numerical representation In numerical representation, the currently measured values of a group are shown in large characters. The exact measurements can then be read easily from a distance of several meters. The window of the selected channel is in the foreground so that the channel name, description and unit can be seen.
Page 45: Numerical 1-Channel Representation
3 Operation and visualization 3.2.6 Numerical 1-channel representation The numerical 1-channel representation is called up from the numerical representation, via the softkey In the numerical 1-channel representation, the latest measurement of a channel is shown in large letters both numerically and as a bar graph. Channel name Latest measurement...
Page 46: Reports
3 Operation and visualization 3.2.7 Reports Definition A report is a set of statistics covering a specific period of time, which contains the minimum, maximum, average and, possibly, the integration value. Types The recorder can run five different types of report: - periodic report (a report of a specific length of time, which is repeated periodically) - external report/batches...
Page 47: Batch Reports
3 Operation and visualization 3.2.8 Batch reports Batch reporting enables the creation of a flexible form to describe a batch process within the recorder. It can only be run parallel to an external report and is active when the parameter Configuration Report/Batches Ext.Report/ Batches...
Page 48 3 Operation and visualization General Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 Line 4 Line 5 Line 6 Line 7 Line 8 Line 9 Line 10 The screen arrangement is identical for both batch reports. It consists of 10 lines on the screen and 2 columns. The left column “Text field (1)”...
Page 49 3 Operation and visualization Text field (1) Text field (1) has to be set up before commissioning the system. Each line consists of a maximum of 15 characters. Example: Parameter setting for line 1 Parameter for line 1 Parameter setting Configuration Report/Batches Program name...
Page 50 3 Operation and visualization Example: Parameter setting for line 6 Parameter for line 6 Parameter setting Configuration Report/Batches Binary-linked text Ext.Report/Batches Batches Line 6 Contents right column Configuration Report/Batches Logic inp1-2 Ext.Report/Batches Batches Line 6 Binary linking Configuration Report/Batches Ext.Report/Batches Batches Line 6 from text No.
Page 51 3 Operation and visualization Text field (4) Text field (4) is filled automatically by the recorder and cannot be altered. Example: Parameter setting for line 8 Parameter for line 8 Parameter setting Configuration Report/Batches Batch start Ext.Report/Batches Batches Line 8 Contents right column Example: Parameter setting for line 9 Parameter for line 9...
Page 52 3 Operation and visualization Batch texts How can something be edited? Here is the summary again: Texts can be edited on the instrument and by using the setup software. They can also be transferred online to an instrument, through the setup software.
Page 53 3 Operation and visualization Current batch report Change to the previous/ next visualization Change between “current” and last “completed” batch report Edit all editable parameters in the right column Switch the four right-hand softkeys to additional functions Show report data of batch report Show data of batch report as history in “horizontal diagram”...
Page 54 3 Operation and visualization Texts in the right column can only be edited here, in the current batch report. After calling up the function, the field to be modified can be selected using the buttons. How the field is modified, depends on the field type.
Page 55 3 Operation and visualization Completed The screenshot shows a completed batch report. batch report Change to the previous/ next visualization Change between “completed” and “current” batch report Switch the four right-hand softkeys to additional functions Show report data of batch report Show data of batch report as history in “horizontal diagram”...
Page 56: Parameterization
3 Operation and visualization 3.3 Parameterization The following can be set at the parameter level: - contrast, - speed indication, - memory display, - display off (screen saving), - fine calibration and - date and time Depending on the existing user rights, various functions may be inhibited.
Page 57 3 Operation and visualization Contrast The contrast of the screen can be set here. This ensures that the screen is always highly legible, even under difficult light conditions. Speed Here, “time/div“ or “mm/h” can be selected for the speed display in the indication vertical and horizontal diagrams.
Page 58 3 Operation and visualization Fine calibration Using fine calibration, the analog measurements can be calibrated (adjusted). The adjustment is carried out using a linear equation. After selecting the channel, first set the parameter Fine calibration Calibration status = ON (active), then enter the parameters for fine calibration. Actual start value Start value of the actual line Target start value...
Page 59: Configuration
3 Operation and visualization 3.4 Configuration The configuration level can only be called up if the user who is logged in has the right to do so. Rights are administered through the PC Setup software. Window As for the other levels, the principle of configuration is also based on menu-led technology window technology.
Page 60: Event List
3 Operation and visualization 3.5 Event list The tabular event list is concealed behind the menu item: Different events can initiate texts in the recorder, which are included in the event list. The list is saved to the RAM and the CompactFlash memory card. Events Events may include: - alarms triggered by out-of-limit conditions on individual channels,...
Page 61 3 Operation and visualization Freely definable 146 texts belonging to the group of standard texts can be freely defined, up to texts a length of 20 characters. Standard text Comment “Text 1 — 146” 146 freely definable texts with 20 characters each In the case of logic signals and alarms, the supplementary text “ON”...
Page 62 3 Operation and visualization Event list...
Page 63: Compactflash Card
3 Operation and visualization 3.6 CompactFlash card The CompactFlash card menu can only be called up if the user who is logged in has the right to do so. Rights are administered through the PC Setup software. Automatic The data stored in the paperless recorder are automatically saved to the storage of CompactFlash memory card at regular intervals.
Page 64 3 Operation and visualization CompactFlash Measurement data not yet saved are written to the card CompactFlash memory card. All running reports are concluded and written to the CompactFlash memory card, together with the measurement data not yet saved. All measurement data in the memory (also those which have already been fetched) are written to the CompactFlash memory card.
Page 65 3 Operation and visualization Status Status messages of the CompactFlash card menu are shown in a separate messages window in the menu. - If you use the key to confirm a message, the CompactFlash menu is automatically terminated. - If you use the key to confirm a message, only the message is deleted, the CompactFlash menu continues to be active.
Page 66 3 Operation and visualization Status message Description The user list was You start the function CF card User list, but the not accepted! user list could not be accepted for unknown reasons. Remedy: Check card on PC and generate list again, if necessary.
Page 67: Device Info
3 Operation and visualization 3.7 Device info The device info window displays general information about the instrument. It also includes the errors “Battery empty” and “Data lost”. If one of these instrument errors occur, the info symbol flashes in the status line. Start menu The device info is called up from the start menu: Device info...
Page 68 3 Operation and visualization Error The following errors may occur: Error Description none Instrument OK Data lost A discharge of the lithium battery/storage capacitor occurred during the last lengthy power interruption. Consequently, the measurement data stored up to now in the SRAM only will be lost. The data in the internal backup memory will be retained.
Page 69: Text Entry
3 Operation and visualization 3.8 Text entry Entry options The configurable texts can be entered either through the setup program or on the instrument itself. This section describes the entry on the instrument. Character The screen below is shown when a text (e. g. Configuration Group selection config.
Page 70 3 Operation and visualization Character Using the button, you can restrict the number of visible restriction characters. The fewer characters are displayed, the easier the selection.
Page 71: Configuration Parameters
4 Configuration parameters 4.1 Operating example 1.) A user who has configuration authorization must be logged in. 2.) Cancel entry; the old settings are retained 3.) Accept entry...
Page 72: Table Of Configuration Parameters
4 Configuration parameters 4.2 Table of configuration parameters The table below lists all the instrument parameters. The order in which the parameters are explained corresponds to the order in which they appear on the instrument (in the menu structure). The first column describes the path via the menus and windows to the particular parameter.
Page 73: Parameterization
4 Configuration parameters 4.2.1 Parameterization Parameter Value/selection Description Contrast Parameterization 0 — 13 — 31 Display brightness Contrast Speed indication Parameterization in mm/h, time/div Speed indication CF card (external) Parameterization Always, Your can select here if and (memory display) Memory display If plugged in, how the available memory CF card (external)
Page 74 4 Configuration parameters Control signal Parameterization Off, If the selected input or (display off) Display off LogInp.1 — 7, signal is activated, the Control signal Alarm Gr.1 — 6, display is switched off. The Combination alarm, parameter can only be Logged in, entered if the parameter Error, Modbus flag,...
Page 75: Configuration
4 Configuration parameters 4.2.2 Configuration Configuration Device data Parameter Value/selection Description v Chapter 3.8 “Text entry” Device name Configuration 16 characters Device data Device name Summer time Configuration Off, Automatic: changeover Device data User timed, 2:00 hrs or 3:00 hrs on the (switch) Summer time Automatic...
Page 76 4 Configuration parameters Parameter Value/selection Description Time zone Configuration -720 to 60 to +720min Enter here the deviation of (GMT dev.) Device data your time zone from GMT Time zone (GMT dev.) (Greewich Mean Time). For Germany, these are 60 min (= 1h).
Page 77 4 Configuration parameters Configuration Analog inputs Parameter Value/selection Description Sensor Configuration Off, Depending on the sensor (internal analog Analog inputs Res. therm., that was selected, only the inputs and counters) Analog input 1 — 12 Thermocouple, Current, relevant parameters can be Sensor Voltage, Res.
Page 78 4 Configuration parameters Parameter Value/selection Description Start temperature Configuration any value Only for sensor: current, (internal analog Analog inputs voltage with linearization, inputs) Analog input 1 — 12 resistance thermometer, Start temperature thermocouple. Only for signals that have not yet been linearized. End temperature Configuration any value...
Page 79 4 Configuration parameters Parameter Value/selection Description Decimal place Configuration Automatic, Automatic: representation (internal analog Analog inputs X.XXXX, with maximum resolution inputs and counters) Analog input 1 — 12 XX.XXX, Counter 1 — 2 XXX.XX, Addit’l parameters XXXX.X, (with analog inp.), Decimal place XXXXX.(with counters) Integrator...
Page 80 4 Configuration parameters Parameter Value/selection Description v Chapter 3.8 “Text entry” Unit Configuration 5 characters (external Analog inputs analog inputs and External input counters) 1 — 36 External counter 1—2 Addit’l parameters Unit Decimal place Configuration Automatic, Automatic: representation (external Analog inputs X.XXXX, with maximum resolution...
Page 81 4 Configuration parameters Configuration Group configuration Parameter Value/selection Description Group status Configuration Off, Displ.+store.: the channels Group config. Display only, in the group are shown in Group 1 — 6 Displ.+store the diagrams and stored in Group status the memory. v Chapter 3.8 “Text entry”...
Page 82 4 Configuration parameters Parameter Value/selection Description Differential Configuration -99999 to 0 to +99999 (hysteresis) Group config. (analog channels, Group 1 — 6 group 1 — 6) Analog channels Analog channel 1 — 6 Differential (1) = Low limit (2) = High limit (3) = Differential Alarm ON Alarm OFF...
Page 83 4 Configuration parameters Parameter Value/selection Description Input signal Configuration Off, Assignment of the (digital channels, Group config. LogInp.1 — 7, hardware inputs or the group 1 — 6) Group 1 — 6 Alarm Gr.1 — 6, signals generated by the Digital channels Combination alarm, software to the digital...
Page 84 4 Configuration parameters Parameter Value/selection Description Measurement Configuration Off, representation Group config. Report Group 1 — 6 (group 1 — 6) Measurement representation Report Measurement Configuration Off, representation Group config. Batch Group 1 — 6 (group 1 — 6) Measurement representation Batch Store status...
Page 85 4 Configuration parameters Parameter Value/selection Description Start time Configuration any time Off when Timed operation Group config. Start time = (group 1 — 6) Group 1 — 6 End time Timed operation Start time End time Configuration any time Timed operation Group config.
Page 86 4 Configuration parameters Parameter Value/selection Description Control signal Configuration Off, The configured signal is Outputs Outputs LogInp.1 — 7,, output to the relay. Relay K2 — K5, Alarm Gr.1 — 5,, Open collector Alarm Gr.6, Control signal Combination alarm, Logged in, Error, Modbus flag, Ext.
Page 87 4 Configuration parameters Parameter Value/selection Description v Chapter 3.5 “Event list” External texts Configuration Standard text, (logic inputs) Control functions Text 1 — 146, v Configuration Texts, External texts No text page 90 Logic input 1 — 7/External input 1 — 6 Key inhibit Configuration Off,...
Page 88 4 Configuration parameters Parameter Value/selection Description Control signal Configuration LogInp. 1 — 7, If the status of the external (Ext.report/ Report/Batches Alarm Gr.1 — 6, report or the batch report is Batches) Ext. report/Batches Combination alarm, not set to OFF, the report is Control signal Logged in, started and completed by...
Page 89 4 Configuration parameters Parameter Value/selection Description Default text Configuration any text Only used for “right-hand (Ext.report/ Report/Batches column = fixed text”. v Chapter 3.2.8 “Batch Batches) Ext. report/Batches Batches reports” Line 1 — 10 v Chapter 3.8 “Text entry” Default text Text editable? Configuration Yes,...
Page 90 4 Configuration parameters Configuration El. signature The parameters Configuration El. signature are only active on recorders with increased security requirements, but not on this type of recorder. Configuration Texts Parameter Value/selection Description v Chapter 3.8 “Text entry” Texts Configuration Text 1 — 146 Texts Configuration Interfaces...
Page 91 4 Configuration parameters Parameter Value/selection Description Measurement Additional parameters for the measurement normalization of the internal analog in- normalization puts can be configured through the Setup software. (21 (Profibus-DP)) For further information, please see the Operating Instructions B 70.6570.2.3 (Interface Description PROFIBUS-DP). 22 (Ethernet) Configuration Setting the parameters...
Page 92 4 Configuration parameters...
Page 93: Setup Software
5 Setup software The setup software is used for the easy creation of configuration files, and to configure the devices from a PC. 5.1 Hardware and software requirements The following hardware and software requirements have to be met for installing and operating the setup software: Minimum - IBM-PC or compatible PC with Pentium III processor or higher,...
Page 94: Installation
5 Setup software 5.2 Installation h Start Microsoft Windows® Running the installation program If Microsoft Windows has already been started, all Windows programs must be shut down before installing the setup program. h Insert CD into the disk drive, then close it. After the CD has been inserted, the installation program starts automatically;...
Page 95: User Interface
5 Setup software 5.3 User interface Menu bar Toolbar Working area Teleservice Connection status Menu bar Using the menu bar, the individual functions of the setup software can be started. v Chapter 5.8 “Menu functions” Toolbar The tool bar contains selected functions of the menu bar. They can be started from the left mouse button.
Page 96 5 Setup software Shifting the The position of the toolbar can be changed, if desired. toolbar h Move the mouse pointer inbetween two symbol groups. h Press the left mouse button. h Keeping the left mouse button pressed, pull the toolbar to the desired position.
Page 97: Configuration
5 Setup software 5.4 Configuration By using the function File New (or File Open) you can create a new configuration file (setup), or open an already existing one. The working area will be filled with the corresponding settings. Current setup Navigation tree Dialog window for finding the settings...
Page 98 5 Setup software ... the window becomes an active window. Functions If you use the right mouse button in the dialog window, different functions will of the right be available. These functions concern that part of the configuration on which mouse button the mouse pointer was positioned when using the right mouse button.
Page 99 5 Setup software Copy all to clipboard This function copies the complete current configuration - not just that of the analog inputs - to the Windows clipboard. The contents of the clipboard can, for instance, be imported to an editor or a text processing program. Online editing of the analog inputs The current setting of the analog inputs are directly read out from the device and the change dialog opens.
Page 100: Teleservice
5 Setup software 5.5 Teleservice Using the Teleservice, you can poll the latest data of a recorder. In addition, the external logic inputs and the Modbus flag can be switched (activated). v You will find further information about the external logic inputs and the status flag in Chapter 2.4 “Digital signals”...
Page 101 5 Setup software h With the left mouse button, repeatedly click on the arrow pointing to the Setting the Modbus flag right ( ), until the register “Additional logic signals” appears on the screen ( h Click on the register “Additional logic signals”. This automatically turns it into an active register.
Page 102: Data Transfer From And To The Device
5 Setup software 5.6 Data transfer from and to the device There are two ways of transferring the setup data to or from a recorder: - transfer via the CompactFlash memory card and - transfer via interface. 5.6.1 Transfer via CompactFlash memory card In order to be able to read or write to CompactFlash memory cards from a PC, you will need a reader/writer.
Page 103: Transfer Via Interface
5 Setup software 5.6.2 Transfer via interface Data transfer via interface is possible via one of the following interfaces: Paperless recorder Setup interface RS232C RS232C RS232C RS422 / 485 RS422/485 (plug-in card or converter) Ethernet Ethernet v The setting for the interface parameter can be found in Chapter 4.2 “Table of configuration parameters”.
Page 104: Connection Between The Pc And The Recorder
5 Setup software 5.7 Connection between the PC and the recorder If data are to be exchanged between a recorder and a PC, it is essential to define which device and which route is used for communication, and establishing the connection to the device. Connection to a device is made by using the function Data transfer Esta- blish connection or by a click on the...
Page 105 5 Setup software h First select the device version. h Enter an additional description, if appropriate. h Set one of the option fields, if appropriate. h Press the button. Save ID and password Do not log in No log-in The default setting of the setup software is that a user who is logged in is automatically logged in to a device that is found with the user’s name and password, and can thus communicate with the device.
Page 106 5 Setup software The next steps depend on which interface or type of connection has been selected. TCP/IP PORT The following parameters must be selected. IP address / xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Enter the IP address of HOST name (Example: 10.11.2.100) your device. If you enter the name, the IP address can be determined by clicking...
Page 107 5 Setup software Serial The following parameters must be selected. interface Connected to COM1, COM2 The PC interface to which the paperless recorder is connected. Transmission rate 9600, 19200, 38400 The transmission rate must match the one that has been set in the device.
Page 108: Device List
5 Setup software 5.7.2 Device list All devices that have been defined are shown in a device list. The interface parameters are also administered her, and new, additional devices can also be defined in the device list. Make connection to the selected device Remove device(s) from the list Alter properties Add a new device...
Page 109: Incorrect Log-In To Device
5 Setup software 5.7.3 Incorrect log-in to device If you want to access a device from within the setup software, it is possible that you will be unable to log in to the device. Probably, you are not registered as a user (incorrect device-rights file), or PC and device password do not match, or the device password has expired (remedy: alter password).
Page 110: Menu Functions
5 Setup software 5.8 Menu functions 5.8.1 File Opens a new setup in the working area. The values will be preset to the factory default settings. Open Opens an existing setup from a file, and present the contents in the working area.
Page 111: Editing
5 Setup software 5.8.2 Editing Undo ... Undoes the last editing action. In the menu, the setting that is being undone is shown behind Undo. Restore ... The Restore function is only available if the Undo function has been called up. This function is used to restore the setting that was deleted with Undo.
Page 112: Data Transfer
5 Setup software 5.8.3 Data transfer Make This function establishes a connection to a device. A connection to a device is connection a precondition for transferring a setup to or from a device via an interface (serial or Ethernet). Break Breaks an existing connection.
Page 113 5 Setup software Create This function (also known as “print screen”) is another option which is screenshot available for documenting settings or events. Start the function and operate the “Create” button. A screenshot (print-out) will be created for the device that is connected. You can save the screenshot as a bitmap, or print it out directly.
Page 114 5 Setup software Ethernet This function transmits an Ethernet configuration to a device. It does not interface matter how the device is connected to the PC. Transmission via a serial interface is also possible. If a device is already connected via an Ethernet link, then the function can be used to alter the Ethernet configuration in the device.
Page 115 5 Setup software Password This function can be used to alter the factory-set user administration for the administra- recorder. You can alter the user names (master and user), the passwords (9200 tion ... and 0) as well as the standard rights. After starting the function, you can select how the data are to be transmitted to the recorder.
Page 116 5 Setup software Expanded password administration The rights of the user can be The name of the user is shown in the modified here. selection list when logging in. Additional name for display purposes The standard rights (rights that exist if nobody is logged in) can be modified here.
Page 117 5 Setup software h Switch options into display. Show options h Activate the option “After log-in, alter password” and click h Enter passwords - the “Old password” field remains empty. When the entry has been completed, the new password is activated by click- .
Page 118: Window
5 Setup software Altering the password Altering a password corresponds to activating the password administration, with the difference that the “Old password” field must not be left empty. 5.8.5 Window The usual Windows options are available for the positioning of the dialog windows.
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5 Setup software 5.8.6 Info Info on Setup Here you can find out the version number of the setup software. Please have the version number available if you contact the service hotline. Registered Here you can find out the license number of the setup software. Please have license the license number available if you contact the service hotline.
Page 120: Character Set
5 Setup software 5.9 Character set 0162 ¢ 0210 Ò 0163 £ 0211 Ó " 0164 ¤ 0212 Ô 0165 ¥ 0213 Õ 0166 ¦ 0214 Ö 0167 § 0215 × & 0168 ¨ 0216 Ø ’ 0169 © 0217 Ù...
Page 121 5 Setup software Entering (Special) characters that cannot be input directly from the keyboard of the PC can be entered with the help of the A key and the numerical combinations special characters that are specified in the table. Example The special character ©...
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Page 123: Rights
6 Rights 6.1 Rights regarding the PC Setup software Depending on the installation and log-in, the individual users have different rights within the Setup software. The differences are summarized in the table below. Right Demo Maintenance Specialist installation Write interface texts Open Save, save as, delete Configure undocumented...
Page 124 6 Rights 6.2 Rights regarding the paperless recorder The following table lists the rights of the individual users with respect to the recorder. Right User Master logged in Setup Configure (device, CF card, interface) Time setting (device, interface) Fine calibration (on device) Measurement data Fetch stored measurement data (CF card, interface)
Page 125 7 Index Action (outputs) Active operating mode Address Alarm Alarm delay Alarms – Analog inputs external internal Annual report Arrangement of the documentation Bar graph representation Batch report Completed batch report Current batch report Batch reports Batch texts Batches Baud rate Calibration status Cascade CF card (external)
Page 126 7 Index – Control function Control signal Control signal (counters) Control signal (Ext.report/ batches) – Control signal (outputs) Counters Control signal Counting direction Start value Text Counting direction (counters) Create screenshot Daily report Data Evaluation Read-out via interface Data export to CF card Data format Data import from CF card Data transfer from device...
Page 127 7 Index Error Error messages Ethernet Ethernet interface – Evaluation of measurement data Evaluation software Event counter Event definition Event list Event message Event operation Control signal Priority Storage cycle Stored value Events Exit Exit key Export as RTF text External analog inputs External cold junction temperature External report...
Page 128 7 Index Input signal (analog channel) Input signal (digital channel) Instrument (device) info Instrument documentation in printed form Instrument documentation in the form of PDF files Int.mem./read-out via CF Int.mem./ser.read-out Integrator – Integrator time base – Integrator unit Interfaces – Ethernet PROFIBUS-DP RS232/RS4xx...
Page 129 7 Index No value found Normal operation Storage cycle Store status Stored value Note signs Numerical 1-channel representation Numerical representation Open Operating modes Out of limit – Outputs Action – Control signal Parameterization Password Password activation Password alteration Password, altering Period (report) Periodic report Power LED...
Page 130 7 Index Representation Resistance Returning Rights Sales documentation in printed form Save Save as Scaling – Scaling end – Scaling start Screen saving Screen texts Search result Sensor Serial interface Setup plug Setup software Assistant for Device Settings CompactFlash Configuration Current setup Data transfer Device list...
Page 131 7 Index Start time (timed operation) Start value Actual Target Start value (counters) Status indication of the digital channels Status LED Status line Status message – Storage cycle Store status – Stored value Summer time Supplementary text Supply frequency Switch-off event Synchronization time Synchronization time (report) Teleservice...
Page 132 7 Index Standard (default) user User administration Users Value found Vertical diagram representation Visualization Waiting time Warning signs Warranty web server Window technology Writing configuration data to CF card / reading from CF card Writing interface texts Zoom...
Page 136 JUMO GmbH & Co. KG JUMO Instrument Co. Ltd. JUMO Process Control, Inc. Street address: JUMO House 8 Technology Boulevard Moltkestraße 13 - 31 Temple Bank, Riverway Canastota, NY 13032, USA 36039 Fulda, Germany Harlow, Essex CM20 2TT, UK Phone:...

JUMO LOGOSCREEN Operating Manual

1 Introduction

2 Instrument Description

3 Operation and Visualization

4 Configuration Parameters

5 Setup Software

6 Rights

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