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- Page 1 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION MSX-ilog-xx-xx Intelligent Ethernet data logger Edition: 02.10-09/2018 DIN EN ISO 9001:2015 certified...
- Page 2 The content of this manual and the technical product data may be changed without prior notice. ADDI-DATA GmbH reserves the right to make changes to the technical data and the materials included herein.
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Page 3: Warning
If the instructions are ignored, the Ethernet data logger, the PC and/or peripherals may be destroyed. WARNING! Designates a possibly dangerous situation. If the instructions are ignored, the Ethernet data logger, the PC and/or peripherals may be destroyed and persons may be endangered. www.addi-data.com... -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Internet Explorer 11..........................29 Login ..............................31 Menu item “System” ..........................32 4.3.1 “Information” tab..........................32 4.3.2 “Diagnosis” tab...........................33 Menu item “Network” ........................34 4.4.1 “Diagnosis” tab...........................34 4.4.2 “Ethernet” tab ............................35 4.4.3 “Advanced” tab ..........................36 Menu item “Acquisition” ........................37 4.5.1 “Configure channels” tab ........................37 www.addi-data.com... - Page 5 4.7.1 “Software download” tab .........................40 4.7.2 “System” tab ............................42 4.7.3 “NTP configuration” tab ........................43 Return or disposal.......................44 Return ..............................44 Disposal of ADDI-DATA waste equipment..................45 Appendix ..........................46 Glossary..............................46 Index ..............................48 Contact and support ......................49 Figures Fig. 1-1: Correct handling ...........................10 Fig. 3-1: Fastening clips ..........................13...
- Page 6 Table 3-3: Trigger cables..........................17 Table 3-4: Pin assignment: Power supply (input and output) ..............18 Table 3-5: Pin assignment: Analog inputs ....................19 Table 3-6: Pin assignment: Analog outputs....................20 Table 3-7: Pin assignment: RTD inputs......................23 Table 3-8: LED display ............................26 Table 3-9: “Status” LED..........................27 www.addi-data.com...
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Page 7: Chapter Overview
Brief description of the MSX-ilog data logger (functions and features) Information on mounting the MSX-ilog data logger including pin assignments Description of the MSX-ilog web interface Procedure for returning (repairing, etc.) or disposing of the MSX-ilog data logger Appendix with glossary and index Contact and support address www.addi-data.com... -
Page 8: Definition Of Application, User, Handling
Please do not delete the identification numbers of the Ethernet data logger or the warranty claim will be invalid. 1.2 Safety precautions 1.2.1 Current sources All connected devices must be supplied from current sources that comply with SELV according to IEC 60950 or EN 60950; or PELV according to IEC 60204-1 or EN 60204-1. www.addi-data.com... -
Page 9: Degrees Of Protection
If you are not sure, please contact us: Phone: +49 7229 1847-0 E-mail: info@addi-data.com 1.2.3 Cables The cables must be installed safely against mechanical load. 1.2.4 Housing The housing must not be opened. It may only be opened by persons who have been authorised by ADDI-DATA. -
Page 10: Handling Of The Ethernet Data Logger
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to call us or to send us an e-mail: Phone: +49 7229 1847-0 E-mail: info@addi-data.com Manual download from the Internet The latest version of the technical manual for the Ethernet data logger MSX-ilog-xx-xx can be downloaded for free at: www.addi-data.com... -
Page 11: Brief Description
“stand-alone” terminal and self-sufficient power supply. Features: • Internal 4 GB memory (2 GB for measurement data) • Buffered real-time clock • Robust metal housing • Optical isolation, input filters and overvoltage protection • 24 V trigger input • 2-port Ethernet switch www.addi-data.com... -
Page 12: Mounting And Connection
Mount the Ethernet data logger on the DIN rail by inserting the clips with the springs under the DIN rail. NOTICE! The spring in the fastening clips points to the bottom of the housing (see the following figure). 1 Please specify when ordering the Ethernet data logger! www.addi-data.com... -
Page 13: Angle Bracket Mounting
With the mounting set MX-Screw, you can fit the Ethernet data logger for direct attachment to machines or other devices. According to your requirements, you can fix all four brackets pointing either outwards or inwards. Fig. 3-2: Brackets pointing outwards Fig. 3-3: Brackets pointing inwards www.addi-data.com... -
Page 14: Fig. 3-4: Angle Bracket Mounting
For the remainder of the mounting process, please use only the short seals and screws from the mounting set. Fig. 3-5: Mounting set: Seal and screw (short) The original screw from the Ethernet data logger and the long seals or screws from the mounting set must not be used any longer. www.addi-data.com... -
Page 15: Pin Assignment
In this chapter, you will find the pin assignments of the connectors for Ethernet, trigger and the power supply of the Ethernet data logger MSX-ilog-xx-xx as well as the pin assignments for analog I/O, digital I/O and temperature sensor inputs (RTD). Fig. 3-7: Connectors www.addi-data.com... -
Page 16: Ethernet
Table 3-1: Pin assignment: Ethernet ports Port 0 Port 1 Cable (green) Female connector, Female connector, Pin No. Lead colour D-coded, M12 D-coded, M12 TD0+ TD1+ yellow RD0+ RD1+ white TD0- TD1- orange RD0- RD1- blue www.addi-data.com... -
Page 17: Trigger
Male connector, 5-pin / female connector, 5-pin 1.5 m CMX-51 Male connector, 5-pin / female connector, 5-pin CMX-52 Male connector, 5-pin / female connector, 5-pin CMX-59 Male connector, 5-pin / female connector, 5-pin on request CMX-59_0,3 Male connector, 5-pin / female connector, 5-pin 0.3 m www.addi-data.com... -
Page 18: Power Supply
Table 3-4: Pin assignment: Power supply (input and output) 24 VDC In 24 VDC Out Cable (black) Male connector, Female connector, Pin No. Lead colour 5-pin, M12 5-pin, M12 24 V 24 V brown 24 V 24 V white blue black not connected not connected grey www.addi-data.com... -
Page 19: Analog Inputs
-. Optionally, a 24 V voltage is available to supply a sensor if required. Table 3-5: Pin assignment: Analog inputs Cable Female connector, Pin No. 5-pin, M12 Lead colour 24 V brown Differential input - white blue Differential input + black not connected grey www.addi-data.com... -
Page 20: Analog Outputs
Table 3-6: Pin assignment: Analog outputs Cable (black) Female connector, Pin No. 5-pin, M12 Lead colour +24 V (supply) brown Analog output - * white GND (supply) blue Analog output 0+ black Analog output 1+ grey * Common GND for channels 0 and 1 www.addi-data.com... -
Page 21: Digital I/O
Mounting and connection MSX-ilog-xx-xx 3.2.6 Digital I/O MSX-ilog-3122 Fig. 3-8: Pin assignment: Digital I/O port 0 (37-pin D-Sub male connector) www.addi-data.com... -
Page 22: Fig. 3-9: Pin Assignment: Digital I/O Port 1 (37-Pin D-Sub Male Connector)
Mounting and connection MSX-ilog-xx-xx Fig. 3-9: Pin assignment: Digital I/O port 1 (37-pin D-Sub male connector) www.addi-data.com... -
Page 23: Temperature Sensor Inputs: Rtd Inputs
Table 3-7: Pin assignment: RTD inputs Cable (black) Female connector, Pin No. 8-pin, M12 Lead colour RTD1+ white RTD1- brown EXC1 green yellow RTD2+ grey RTD2- pink EXC2 blue RTD = Resistance temperature detector EXC = Current source (excitation) www.addi-data.com... -
Page 24: Connecting The Peripherals
24 VDC In 24 VDC Out (Power supply input) (Power supply output) 3.3.2 Trigger Connect the trigger cable to the male connector “Trigger In”. 3.3.3 Power supply Connect the power supply cable to the male connector “24 VDC In”. www.addi-data.com... -
Page 25: Sensors Or Actuators
Mounting and connection MSX-ilog-xx-xx 3.3.4 Sensors or actuators Information concerning the type of sensor or actuator and the corresponding pin assignment can be found in Chapter 3.2. Fig. 3-11: Connect sensors or actuators (example) www.addi-data.com... -
Page 26: Led Display
MSX-ilog-xx-xx 3.4 LED display 3.4.1 Overview The LEDs give you the following information: Table 3-8: LED display Display Meaning ADDI-DATA logo Lights white The data logger is ready for operation. No display The data logger is in energy- saving mode. -
Page 27: Status" Led
Ethernet dat network is not working logger. Use the latest firmware connection. correctly. for your data logger. There has been a Contact us for a replac ement or short circuit on the repair. primary side of one or more sensors. www.addi-data.com... - Page 28 Check the Ether net connection (see LEDs “Port 0 ACT/LINK” and “Port 1 ACT/LINK”). Note that other faults ma y also occur in the meantime, which prevent data acquisition (e.g. a short-circuit). www.addi-data.com...
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Page 29: Web Interface: Quick Access To The Ethernet Data Logger
If you want to use Internet Explorer 11 (IE 11) as your web browser, you have to deactivate the webpage caching. To do so, you have to perform the following steps: 1. Open Internet Explorer 11. 2. On the top right of the window, click on the “Gear” icon. 3. Select the menu item “Internet options”. www.addi-data.com... - Page 30 Web interface: Quick access to the Ethernet data logger MSX-ilog-xx-xx 4. On the “General” tab, in the “Browsing history” section, click on “Settings”. 5. On the “Temporary Internet Files” tab, select the option “Every time I visit the webpage”. www.addi-data.com...
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Page 31: Login
The IP address of the Ethernet data logger is indicated in the supplied software tool MSX-E Quick App. NOTICE! Please ensure that the default IP address of the Ethernet data logger (192.168.99.99) is not assigned to another system on your network yet. www.addi-data.com... -
Page 32: Menu Item "System
4.3 Menu item “System” 4.3.1 “Information” tab After you have successfully logged in, the web interface shows general information on the Ethernet data logger such as serial number, the firmware used, hostname and system time. Fig. 4-2: System: Information www.addi-data.com... -
Page 33: Diagnosis" Tab
This tab gives you information on the current state of the Ethernet data logger. Fig. 4-3: System: Diagnosis 1) Subsystems In the “Subsystem state” section, the states of the different subsystems are displayed. 2) Synchronisation commands The “Inter-system synchronisation” section contains information on synchronisation commands. www.addi-data.com... -
Page 34: Menu Item "Network
In the “Kernel parameters” section, the kernel parameters of the Ethernet data logger are specified. 4.4 Menu item “Network” 4.4.1 “Diagnosis” tab On this tab, the states of the TCP and UDP connections are displayed. Fig. 4-4: Network: Diagnosis www.addi-data.com... -
Page 35: Ethernet" Tab
In the field “Network hostname”, you can enter up to 64 characters of any kind. When you click on “Save”, this change takes immediately effect. In the field “Network address”, enter an IP address in the form of “198.168.99.99” and click on “Save”. The new value will be used when the Ethernet data logger is restarted. www.addi-data.com... -
Page 36: Advanced" Tab
In the “/Etc/Hosts” field, you can connect hostnames with IP addresses. The maximum size of the socket receive buffer can be defined in the “Sysctl” field. 2) Syslog The Ethernet data logger can send logging information to a system on the network by using the syslog protocol. www.addi-data.com... -
Page 37: Menu Item "Acquisition
Frequency (in Hz): You can select the frequency at which each channel should be acquired. It is not necessary to set the same frequency for each channel. For example, channel 1 can be acquired at 100 Hz and channel 2 at 500 Hz at the same time. www.addi-data.com... -
Page 38: View" Tab
To stop the acquisition, click on the “Stop” button on the right. The “Stop” button turns red then to indicate that the acquisition is not running. 2) Visualisation: Live view The acquired data can be viewed live when an acquisition is running. www.addi-data.com... -
Page 39: Menu Item "File Manager
To download the data of the desired acquisition, you have to click on the “Download” button on the right of the corresponding line. As the downloaded data is only available as binary data, you have to use the “ilog Exporter” program to export or view this data (see the following chapter). www.addi-data.com... -
Page 40: Menu Item "Administration
1. Select your operating system and click on “Download”. 2. Click on “Save” and then on “Open folder”. 3. Unpack the .zip file. 4. In the “Ilog_exporter” folder, double-click on the “Ilog_exporter.exe” file. Fig. 4-13: ilog Exporter: Select file www.addi-data.com... -
Page 41: Fig. 4-14: Ilog Exporter: Select Action
If you click on the „View data” button, a curve diagram of the whole acquisition is displayed. You can return to the previous window by clicking on the white arrow on the top left. Fig. 4-15: ilog Exporter: View data (example) www.addi-data.com... -
Page 42: System" Tab
By clicking on the “Shutdown” button, the operating system of the data logger is stopped so that the latter can be switched off safely. NOTICE! It is strongly recommended to click on the “Shutdown” button before unplugging the Ethernet data logger! www.addi-data.com... -
Page 43: Ntp Configuration" Tab
NOTICE! Once you have changed a parameter, you have to click on the respective “Save” button on the right to save your settings. After configuring the NTP client, you need to restart it by clicking on the corresponding button. www.addi-data.com... -
Page 44: Return Or Disposal
Place the Ethernet data logger in an ESD protective cover. Then pack it in a cardboard box so that it is well-protected for shipping. Send the packed Ethernet data logger together with your details ADDI-DATA GmbH Airpark Business Center Airport Boulevard B210 77836 Rheinmünster... -
Page 45: Disposal Of Addi-Data Waste Equipment
Return or disposal MSX-ilog-xx-xx 5.2 Disposal of ADDI-DATA waste equipment ADDI-DATA organises the disposal of ADDI-DATA products that were put on the German market after 13 August 2005. If you want to return waste equipment, please e-mail your request to: rohs@addi-data.com. -
Page 46: Appendix
The IP standard defines the degree of accidental diversion of the current. protection of a system against dirt and water. The first figure after the “IP” (e.g. 6 in IP 65) indicates the degree of protection against solid objects penetrating the housing. www.addi-data.com... - Page 47 Appendix MSX-ilog-xx-xx Trigger A trigger is a pulse or signal for starting or stopping a special task. Triggers are often used for controlling data acquisition. www.addi-data.com...
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Page 48: Index
Angle bracket mounting 13 Acquisition 37 DIN rail mounting 12 Administration 40 Peripherals 24 File manager 39 Pin assignment 15 Login 31 Analog inputs 19 Requirements 29 Analog outputs 20 Visualisation Digital I/O 21 Live view 38 Ethernet 16 Power supply 18 www.addi-data.com... -
Page 49: Contact And Support
Contact and support MSX-ilog-xx-xx 7 Contact and support Do you have any questions? Write or call us: Address: ADDI-DATA GmbH Airpark Business Center Airport Boulevard B210 77836 Rheinmünster Germany Phone: +49 7229 1847-0 Fax: +49 7229 1847-222 E-mail: info@addi-data.com Manual and software download from the Internet: www.addi-data.com...
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