Quick Setting Function (Gp10/Gp20, Release Number 3 (Version 3.02) And Later) - YOKOGAWA GX20 User Manual

Quick Setting Function (GP10/GP20, Release number
3 (Version 3.02) and later)
IM 04L51B01-01EN
In Quick setting, a minimal setup menu for data collection is displayed.
Quick setting allows you to collect data quickly.
Display example of the quick settings
Switching between Standard Settings and Quick Settings
Press MENU, and tap the Browse tab and then Setting. Tap the Quick setting tab or
Standard setting tab to switch between the two modes.
Tab Function
Quick setting The display is switched from standard settings to quick settings.
When switched to quick settings, the characters "Quick setting" turns
blue.
Standard setting The display is switched from quick settings to standard settings.
When switched to standard settings, the characters "Standard setting"
turns blue.
• If the GP10/GP20 is shut down when quick settings are displayed, the next time it is
started, quick settings will be displayed.
Note
• If items whose settings have been changed are unsaved, unless you cancel the settings, you
will not be able to switch between standard settings and quick settings. Save the settings before
switching between the two.
• If the advanced security function (/AS) is enabled (On), quick settings are disabled (Quick
setting and Standard setting are not displayed).
Quick Setting Display
The following items are displayed in quick settings.
Display item Description
IO channel > Range Configure settings related to the range of each I/O channel.
Input channel > Alarm Configure settings related to the alarm of each Input channel.
Display settings Set the trend interval. This does not appear when the file type is set to
Event (default value).
Recording settings Set the save interval of display data, recording interval of event data,
and so on.
Dual interval Configure settings related to recording by measurement groups (when
the measurement mode is set to dual interval).
For details on the settings, see the description of the settings explained in this chapter.
Display example of the standard settings
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