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M-system 73VR3100 User Manual

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73VR3100 PC CONFIGURATOR
Software model: 73VR31BLD
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73VR31BLD USERS MANUAL EM-7397-C Rev.4
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  • Page 1 73VR3100 PC CONFIGURATOR Software model: 73VR31BLD Users Manual 73VR31BLD USERS MANUAL EM-7397-C Rev.4...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    C O N T EN TS 1. INTRODUCTION ................... 4 GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS ......................4 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ......................4 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ....................4 ACCESSING THE 73VR3100 DATA ....................5 1.4.1 ETHERNET........................5 1.4.2 CF CARD ...........................6 HOW TO START UP & EXIT ......................6 2. SETTING ON THE 73VR31BLD ..............7 SYSTEM SETTING ........................7...
  • Page 3 FUNCTION PEN SETTING (INDIVIDUAL) .................21 2.7.1 COMMON SETTING......................21 2.7.2 DETAILED SETTING .......................22 ALARM SETTING (INDIVIDUAL) ....................26 2.8.1 ANALOG ALARM ......................26 2.8.2 DISCRETE ALARM ......................27 INPUT PEN SETTING (BUNDLE) ....................28 2.10 FUNCTION PEN SETTING (BUNDLE) ..................28 2.11 ALARM SETTING (BUNDLE) .....................29 2.12 SELECT DISPLAY PENS ......................29 3.

  • Page 4: Introduction

    The 73VR31BLD Users Manual will guide you through the software program views and functions. Please read this manual carefully to ensure the safe use before getting started. The 73VR31BLD will help you easily and smoothly program parameters for the 73VR3100. It also enables remote setup of the 73VR3100 through Ethernet.

  • Page 5: Accessing The 73Vr3100 Data

    A PC with the 73VR31BLD installed and the 73VR3100 can communicate through Ethernet. The 73VR3100 must be setup with an IP address in advance. Please refer to the 73VR3100 Users Manual to set the IP address. n ETHERNET CABLE TYPE When connecting the PC and the 73VR3100 via a switching hub, use Straight type cables.

  • Page 6: Cf Card

    HOW TO START UP & EXIT Go to Programs > 73VR > 73VR31BLD, and then the 73VR3100 PC Configurator window shown in the figure below will appear. To terminate the program, press the Close button [X] on the right-top of the window.

  • Page 7: Setting On The 73Vr31Bld

    Fahrenheit Fahrenheit 2.1.3 START MODE Choose among the following options. Cold Start At a restart, the 73VR3100 stands by showing the initial view. Hot Start At a restart, the 73VR3100 automatically starts recording. 2.1.4 DATA STORING FORM Choose among the following options.

  • Page 8: Screen Saver

    The screensaver function is deactivated with the time set to zero (0). 2.1.7 IP ADDRESS In order to connect the 73VR3100 to a PC via Ethernet when using the 73VR31BLD (Builder), set an appropriate IP address. Enter the IP address assigned to the 73VR3100. IP address Factory default setting: 192.168.0.1...

  • Page 9: Data Storing Method

    (analog or discrete input) is true. Event recording Event recording mode The 73VR3100 detects an external event by trigger signal, and stores preset number of samples (max. 1200 respec- tively) before and after the moment of event. Time specified...
  • Page 10 In the remote trigger recording mode, data is automatically stored while the external trigger condition (analog or discrete input) is true. With an analog trigger, the signal are continuously compared with a preset threshold, and the 73VR3100 starts and stops recording when it is in a pre-determined condition (higher or lower than the threshold).
  • Page 11 EVENT RECORDING In the event recording mode, the 73VR3100 detects an external event by trigger signal, and stores preset number of samples (max. 1200 respectively) before and after the moment of event. With an analog trigger, the trigger signal is continuously compared with a preset threshold, and the 73VR3100 initi- ates recording when it is in a pre-determined condition (higher or lower than the threshold).
  • Page 12 Month-Day and Hour-Min-Sec. to start the recording and the time duration. Every Day The 73VR3100 runs recording once per day at a predefined time. Specify Hour-Min-Sec. to start the recording and the time duration. How to Set the Store-at-a-Defined-Time Mode Figure 2.2.2d.

  • Page 13: Display Setting

    DISPLAY SETTING The Display setting menu appears as below. Figure 2.3. Display setting. 2.3.1 CHART SPEED Choose among the options in the table below. The numbers show how many pixels are used for one sample data. For example, if you choose ‘4,’ one sample is plotted 4 pixels further than the previous one, and two sample points are connected to create a trend graph.

  • Page 14: Display Pen Number

    ERROR OUTPUT With the error output setting is enabled, the 73VR3100 outputs an alarm contact at a specified channel of the R3- DC16 module when an internal bus error continues for 1 minute or longer. Only 1 channel can be specified.

  • Page 15: Group

    2.5.2 GROUP The maximum of 7 groups of 8 comments can be created. The 7th group is for free comment entry during recording. Use [ << ] and [ >> ] buttons to move between groups. Name Name Max. 10 characters Color A specific color is applied to each group.

  • Page 16: Input Pen Setting (Individual)

    Assign the R3 series modules’ channel No. to each pen. As the signal allocation is fixed as in the table below for 20 msec. storing interval, there is no need of setting Channel No. Input Pen Signal Type 73VR3100 Channel No. 1 through 8 Analog 1 through 8...

  • Page 17: Detailed Setting

    Decimal place Specify how many decimal places you want to show on the digital indicators and the scale. Choose among 0, 1, 2 and 3. Plot range with decimal place on the scale Plot range in an engineering unit can be indicated on the scale in Trend and Bargraph views. For example, when the lower range is set to 0, and the upper range is set to 1000, the scale shows 10 divisions (0, 100, 200, ...
  • Page 18 MODEL I/O TYPE SELECTIONS USABLE RANGE MEASURABLE RANGE R3-SV4 DC voltage input 0 to 100 percent 0 – 100% -10 – 10V R3(Y)-SV8 -5 – 5V R3(Y)-SV8N 0 – 10V R3-SV16N R3Y-SV16 0 – 5V 1 – 5V -1 – 1V* R3-SV4A DC voltage input 0 to 100 percent 0 –...
  • Page 19 MODEL I/O TYPE SELECTIONS USABLE RANGE MEASURABLE RANGE R3-PA2 Encoder pulse input COUNT16 0 – 10000 0 – 100 kHz 0 –  10 kHz 0 – 1 kHz 0 – 100 Hz 0 –  10 Hz 0 – 1 Hz 0 –  0.1 Hz COUNT32 0 –...
  • Page 20 MODEL I/O TYPE SELECTIONS USABLE AND MEASURABLE RANGE °C °F R3-TS4 T/C input (PR) 0 – 1760 -62 – 3200 R3-TS8 K (CA) -270 – 1370 -454 – 2498 E (CRC) -270 – 1000 -454 – 1832 J (IC) -210 – 1200 -346 – 2192 T (CC) -270 –  400 -454 – ...

  • Page 21: Channel Selector Buttons

    DISCRETE INPUT Figure 2.6.2a. Detailed setting, discrete. OFF Description, ON Description Short description for ON (1) and OFF (0) status can be specified. OFF description Max. 5 characters ON description Max. 5 characters 2.6.3 CHANNEL SELECTOR BUTTONS These control buttons are commonly used in many windows. Previous pen No.

  • Page 22: Function Pen Setting (Individual)

    FUNCTION PEN SETTING (INDIVIDUAL) Pressing Function Pen Setting (Individual) button under Setting buttons opens a pen setting window just like the Input Pen setting, but with Function pen selectors. Choosing Enable under the Common setting will open Detail setting to the right in the same window shown in Figure 2.7.

  • Page 23: Detailed Setting

    2.7.2 DETAILED SETTING Selectable operating functions are as shown in the table below. Arithmetic Addition K1X1 + K2X2 + A1 Multiplication (K1X1+A1) (K2X2+A2) + A3 Division (K1X1+A1) / (K2X2+A2) + A3 Logical ¬ X1 X1 ^ X2 Math Square root Square root extraction K1 √...
  • Page 24 Power Analog accumulation Pulse accumulation Peak hold (max) Peak hold (min) Moving average First order lag F value calculation Anemoscope 73VR31BLD USERS MANUAL EM-7397-C Rev.4...
  • Page 25 Input (X1, X2, X3) Select input signals used for the operating function. For Square root, Power, Analog accumulation, Pulse accumula- tion, Peak hold, NOT, Moving average, First order lag, only X1 is selectable. To use last sampled or computed data in an equation, choose tags with asterisk (*). Caution ! The tag name list shows only those ‘enabled’...
  • Page 26 Reset conditions (F value calculation) • Reset by trigger input Click the right arrow to choose among Up, Down, ON and OFF. To disable the resetting by trigger input, specify None. • Reset by analog input Click the right arrow to choose between Value < Threshold and Value ≤ Threshold. To disable the resetting by analog input, specify None.

  • Page 27: Alarm Setting (Individual)

    You can apply specific colors to represent each zone divided by the limits for use in the Display views. Use the color palette. NOTE 256 colors are used in the 73VR3100. If you choose a color out of this, it may not be represented accurately on the 73VR3100 screen. Output (4) Alarm contact outputs can be provided to the alarm output terminal Choose Enable to activate an relay output.

  • Page 28: Discrete Alarm

    2.8.2 DISCRETE ALARM Figure 2.8.2: Alarm setting for discrete signal (Individual). Output at OFF / ON Enable, Delay Alarm contact outputs can be provided to the alarm output terminal. Choose Enable to activate an relay output for respective signal status (input ON and OFF). In order to eliminate noise interference, you can specify the time (seconds) to wait to apply change in signal status.

  • Page 29: Input Pen Setting (Bundle)

    INPUT PEN SETTING (BUNDLE) In order to review and set all pens at once, click Input Pen Setting (Bundle) under Setting. Figure 2.9. Input pen setting (bundle). HOW TO MODIFY PEN SETTING 1. Click on the cell you want to change. 2.

  • Page 30: Alarm Setting (Bundle)

    Trend and Bargraph views. Pull down the arrow to the right of each field and choose among the options in the pulled-down menu. Number of pens that each group (‘Page’ on the 73VR3100 screen) can show depends upon the ‘Display pen number’ setting.

  • Page 31: File Operation

    When you need a specific set of parameter settings, press Read Setting File and choose one of the parameter files saved as in 3.2. The file displayed on the screen can be exported to CSV, or downloaded to the 73VR3100 to apply the setting.

  • Page 32: Create Cf Data

    CREATE CF DATA The 73VR3100 automatically creates a data area dedicated to store data files when it starts up. It can also be cre- ated on the PC using the 73VR31BLD. Be sure to create a data file in a CF Card before trying to replace CF Cards while the 73VR3100 is running.

  • Page 33: Online Operation

    The 73VR31BLD can read the current settings on the 73VR3100. Enter IP address of the 73VR3100 in IP address setting under System setting, and press Upload button. If you have set up a password to allow access the 73VR3100, the Enter Password dialog box will appear. Enter password and click OK.
  • Page 34 APPENDIX-A SETTING FILE FORMAT IN CSV Row A : System, item names Row B : System, parameters Row A : Data storing method, item names Row B : Data storing method, parameters Row A : Display setting, item names Row B : Display setting, parameters Row A : Error output, item names Row B : Error output, parameters APPENDIX-B UPDATE HISTORY...
  • Page 35 Row A : Pen setting, item names Row B : Pen setting, parameters Lower range values Row C : Upper range values Row A : Display pen select, item names Row B : Display pen select, parameters Row A : Comment, item names Row B : Comment, parameters 73VR31BLD USERS MANUAL EM-7397-C Rev.4...
  • Page 36 APPENDIX-B HOW TO SHOW TEMPERATURE UNIT In order to enter ‘°C’ or ‘°F’ on the 73VR3100, please use the following procedure: (1) Choose on the task bar Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Character Map. (2) Click on [ ° ] (U+00B0: Degree Sign) and click Select button.

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