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4. Introduction
Measured value memory
To save measured values there are two alternative methods. Option S is a
512-KB non-volatile EEPROM, sufficient for up to 100,000 measured values.
This memory can be organized and configured in linear or ring form. Output is
via the interface. Selection can be specified according to a time interval or
number.
New : Or alternatively, without option S, an external memory connector with
memory card can simply be connected at socket A2. This solution, depending
on the size of the card, offers a virtually limitless memory capacity. With an
external memory connector, available as an accessory, files can be read out
very quickly via any standard card reader.
Numbering of measuring operations
By entering a number, single scans or entire series of measuring operations
can be identified and selectively read out from the memory.
Control outputs
Via the interface up to four output relays and analog outputs can be individual-
ly addressed.
Output
All measurement logs, all saved measured values, and all programming pa-
rameters can be output to any peripheral equipment. USB-, RS232, RS422
and Ethernet interfaces are available via the appropriate interface cables.
Wireless communication is also possible via Bluetooth. Measured data can be
output in list, column, or table format. Files in table format can be processed
directly using any standard spreadsheet software. The print header can be
programmed specifically for the company or application.
Networking
All ALMEMO ® devices can be addressed and can be easily networked by
simply linking them together via network cable or for longer distances via
RS422 network distributors.
Software
Each ALMEMO ® Manual is accompanied by the AMR-Control software pack-
age, which can be used to configure the measuring instrument, to program the
sensors, and to read out from the measured value memory. Using the inte-
grated terminal, measuring operations can also be performed online. The
WINDOWS ® software package WIN-Control is provided for the purposes of
measured value acquisition via networked devices, for graphical presentation,
and for more complex data processing.
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