Page 1 User’s Manual Model GX70SM Wireless Input Unit User’s Manual IM 04L57B01-01EN 8th Edition...
Page 3 IM 04L57B01-02EN This is the electronic version of the paper Wireless Input Unit manual. First Step Guide (Notes about Using This Product) The GX70SM’s 920 MHz wireless communication (suffix code Area: A) can only be used in the US. The GX70SM’s 920 MHz wireless communication (suffix code Area: K) can only be used in the Republic of Korea. 8th Edition: June 2022 (YK) All Rights Reserved, Copyright © 2018, Yokogawa Electric Corporation IM 04L57B01-01EN...
Page 4: Fcc Caution
● Every effort has been made in the preparation of this manual to ensure the accuracy of its contents. However, should you have any questions or find any errors, please contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer. ● Copying or reproducing all or any part of the contents of this manual without YOKOGAWA’s permission is strictly prohibited. Compliance with Radio Laws of Various Countries • FCC Approval FCC CAUTION Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
Page 5 Trademarks ● SMARTDAC+ is registered trademarks of Yokogawa Electric Corporation. ● Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States. ● Core2 Duo is a trademark of Intel Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. ● Adobe and Acrobat are registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated. ● Company and product names that appear in this manual are registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective holders. ● The company and product names used in this manual are not accompanied by the registered trademark or trademark symbols (® and ™). Revisions June 2018 1st Edition September 2018 2nd Edition March 2019 3rd Edition...
Page 6 Main Unit Version and Functions Described in This Manual The contents of this manual correspond to GX70SM release number 1 (see the STYLE S number on the nameplate) and style number 1 (see the STYLE H number on the nameplate). GX70SM Versions and Functions The GX70SM consists of a wireless communication module and input module. For the procedure to check the version, see the following sections.
Page 7 GX/GP/GMs with release number 4.02 and later support the wireless input unit. If you want to connect a wireless input unit to a GX/GP/GM with release number 4.01 or earlier, contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer. GX/GP/GM coordinator, router (repeater) wireless communication modules that support wireless input units are version v4.2.0 and later.
Page 8: How To Use This Manual
How to Use This Manual How to Use This chapter describes the configuration, management, and maintenance of the wireless input unit as well as the wireless input unit support function of the GX/GP/GM (/CM2 or /CM3, coordinator) and its configuration and operation. The GX (GP) screens are used as examples in the descriptions, but similar screens are available on the Web application that you can also use.
Page 9 How to Use This Manual This manual contains six chapters and an appendix. Chapter Title and Description Overview and Functions This chapter provides an overview of the GX70SM wireless input unit and describes its functions. How to Use the Wireless Input Unit Tool (Application software) This chapter describes how to configure the input settings and wireless settings of the GX70SM, how to retrieve logging data, how to perform maintenance, and so on using the Wireless Input Unit Configurator.
Page 10: Conventions Used In This Manual
How to Use This Manual Conventions Used in This Manual Unit Denotes 1024. Example: 768K (file size) Denotes 1000. Notes Improper handling or use can lead to injury to the user or damage to the instrument. This symbol appears on the instrument to indicate that the user must refer to the user's manual for special instructions.
Page 11 Contents Introduction ..............................i Notes ................................ ii Compliance with Radio Laws of Various Countries .................. ii QR Code..............................ii Trademarks ..............................iii Revisions ..............................iii Main Unit Version and Functions Described in This Manual ...............iv How to Use This Manual ........................vi How to Use .............................. vi Conventions Used in This Manual ......................viii Chapter 1 Overview and Functions Overview ..........................1-1...
Page 12 Contents Configuring the Input Settings of the Wireless Input Unit ..........2-19 2.6.1 Communication Information Input Dialog Box ..............2-23 2.6.2 Creating a New Input Setup File ..................2-24 2.6.3 Editing a Input Setup File .....................2-25 2.6.4 Configuring the Universal Input and Built-in Humidity Sensor ..........2-26 2.6.5 Applying the Input Settings to the Wireless Input Unit ............2-28 2.6.6...
Page 13 Contents 3.6.4 Configuration When Routers Are Also Present ..............3-33 3.6.5 FTP Settings for Wireless Retrieving Data File (Version 4.09 and later) ......3-34 Controlling Wireless Input Units ..................3-35 3.7.1 Displaying the Wireless Input Unit Info Screen ..............3-35 3.7.2 Monitoring the Wireless Network Status ................3-37 3.7.3 Pausing and Resuming Timeout Detection ................3-38 3.7.4...
Page 14 Contents Output Commands ......................6-11 Instrument Information Output Commands ............... 6-13 ASCII Output Format ......................6-14 6.6.1 Wireless Input Unit Configuration Output (FWUnitConf) ............6-14 6.6.2 Most Recent Channel Data (FData) ..................6-15 6.6.3 GX status (FStat) .........................6-16 6.6.4 Alarm Summary (FLog) ......................6-16 6.6.5 Operation log (FLog) ......................6-16 6.6.6...
Page 15: Chapter 1 Overview And Functions
Chapter 1 Overview and Functions Overview 1.1.1 GX70SM Wireless Input Unit The GX70SM is a compact, battery-driven analog input unit that uses 920 MHz specified low power radio. Because it is battery-driven, it can collect data in a variety of locations. It connects to a SMARTDAC+ GX20, GP20, or GM10 coordinator over a multi-hop wireless link, and allows data collection and status display of the GX70SM on the GX20/GP20/GM10.
Page 16: Maximum Number Of Connections
1.1 Overview Maximum Number of Connections Measurement mode (GX/GP/GM) Normal Model High speed Dual interval Wireless data Wireless data retrieval Off retrieval On GX20-1/GP20-1/GM10-1 GX20-2/GP20-2/GM10-2 * The number of technically possible connections varies depending on the wireless environment condition and the measurement/transmission interval. The wireless data retrieval function can be used when the advanced security function (/AS option) is enabled.
Page 17 1.1 Overview 1.1.2 Wireless Input Unit Tool Wireless Input Unit Configurator Wireless Input Unit Configurator is a software application for configuring and performing maintenance on the GX70SM. Input configuration, wireless configuration, input calibration, and firmware updating are possible by connecting to the GX70SM through USB. Wireless Input Unit Configurator USB cable GX70SM...
Page 18 1.1 Overview Saving logging data to files 0010 1100 1010 GX70SM Wirelessly retrieval Logging data file Logging data Logging data (.WLD) data file (.GLK) Combining , complementing with measured data File combining, Complementing (backfilling) Recording data file Logging data file Combined data file Recording data (SMARTDAC+) (.WLC)
Page 19: Operation Mode
Functions 1.2.1 Operation mode The GX70SM has the following two operation modes: • Measurement mode • Configuration mode Measurement mode is used to perform measurement. Configuration mode is used to configure input settings and wireless settings, retrieve logging data, calibrate the input, and so on. You can change the operation mode using the GX70SM operation mode switch.
Page 20: Range Details
1.2 Functions Range Details Type Range setting Range Notes -200.0°C to 1370.0°C Type K -328 °F to 2498 °F -200.0°C to 1100.0°C Type J -328.0 °F to 2012.0 °F -200.0°C to 400.0°C Type T -328.0 °F to 752.0 °F 0.0°C to 1820.0°C Type B 32 °F to 3308 °F 0.0°C to 1760.0°C...
Page 21: Measurement Data Logging
1.2 Functions 1.2.4 Measurement Data Logging Measurement data of each scan interval is sent to the GX/GP/GM as well as saved in the GX70SM as logging data (up to 4500 points or 9000 points (with /DB option) per channel). When the data becomes full, the oldest data is deleted to save new data. Even when an error occurs in the wireless communication with the GX/GP/GM, measurement data is backed up for a certain period.
Page 22: Led Display
1.2 Functions 1.2.6 LED Display Configuration and calibration modes, data transmission, and battery status are indicated with green and red LEDs. Battery life can be extended by using a wireless input unit and turning of the LED display. For instructions on how to turn on and off the LED display, see section 2.5, “Configuring the Wireless Settings of the Wireless Input Unit”...
Page 23 1.2 Functions 1.2.9 Data Dropout Detection (GX/GP/GM) When several GX70SMs perform wireless communication with a single coordinator, there is a slight possibility that data loss may occur due to collision of data transmitted simultaneously from the GX70SMs to the coordinator. In addition, communication errors may occur due to operating environment conditions such as electromagnetic interference from other devices.
Page 24 1.2 Functions 1.2.11 Using the GX70SM as a Standalone Data Logger The GX70SM can be used as a standalone data logger. By mounting the GX70SM in a vehicle, it can be used to record the temperature, humidity, and the like when transporting fresh foods, art objects, and so on in a truck. When using the GX70SM as a standalone data logger, turn off the wireless function. GX70SM 1.2.12 Preset value function for communication disconnection (GX/GP/GM)
Page 25 1.2 Functions 1.2.14 Enhanced Data Backup Function( /DB option) The logging data has been increased to 9,000 points. Logging data can be retrieved using the Wireless Input Unit Configurator and saved as a wirelessly retrieved data file. If the GX70SM send (scan) interval is five minutes, you can back up data for one month. It also sends the data within the specified range according to the request of the wirelessly retrieved data (missing data) from GX/GP/GM.
Page 26 1.2 Functions Limitations and conditions of the backfill process Mandatory conditions • The data is missing as a result of the recording. • GX/GP/GM (with /AS option) • The file type is event data. • The wireless data retrieval function is enabled. (Version 4.09 and later) • The advanced security function is enabled while the multi-batch function is disabled (or without /BT option).
Page 27 1.2 Functions Setting for wireless data retrieval Refer to section 3.3.1, “Wireless Data Retrieval Settings and Displaying the Wireless Input Unit Reconfiguration Screen” on page 3-6. Setting for auto backfill tool Refer to section 2.13, “Configuring the Auto Backfill Tool” on page 2-62. 1-13 IM 04L57B01-01EN...
Page 28 Procedure from Wireless Input Unit Configuration to Data Acquisition and Status Display This section describes how to connect the GX70SM to a GX/GP/GM, collect data, and display the status. Download the Wireless Input Unit Configurator (software application), and install it in a PC. See section , “2.2 Installation” Switch the GX70SM operation mode to configuration mode. See section , “1.5.1 Setting the Operation Mode”...
Page 29 1.3 Procedure from Wireless Input Unit Configuration to Data Acquisition and Status Display The GX/GP/GM is now ready to collect data and display the status. Operation complete Wireless input unit Coordinator (GX/GP/GM) Maintenance console Wireless input unit settings GX70SM GX/GP/GM Coordinator configuration of Wireless Input Unit the coordinator Configurator installation GX70SM operation mode change Communication (Serial) settings (switch to configuration mode) •...
Page 30: Operation Complete
Procedure When Wireless Input Units and Routers Are Present When GX70SMs and routers are present, configure the routers after performing the wireless input unit configuration (step 13) described in section , “1.3 Procedure from Wireless Input Unit Configuration to Data Acquisition and Status Display”. Otherwise, the communication channel settings will be initialized. This section describes the procedure after configuring the wireless input unit.
Page 31: Setting The Operation Mode
Setting the Operation Mode of Wireless Input Units 1.5.1 Setting the Operation Mode Change the GX70SM operation mode as required. Operation mode Description Measurement mode Use this mode to make measurements. Configuration mode Use this mode to configure, retrieve logging data, perform maintenance, and so on. Remove the battery case cover by sliding the cover while pressing on the part marked A in the following figure.
Page 32 Directivity of the Internal Antenna of the Wireless Input Unit The internal antenna of the GX70SM has directivity. As shown in the following figure, the field intensity in the 0° and 180° directions is weak, so the installation direction needs to be considered carefully. Avoid facing the coordinators and routers toward the 0° or 180° direction. 0°...
Page 33: Modbus Register Map
Modbus Register Map To access the GX70SM as a Modbus slave device, refer to the following register assignments. Register assignments of the GX70SM Data Register number Data type Read/Write Description Data serial number 40001 UINT32_L Input 1 data 40003 FLOAT_L Input 2 data 40005 Input 3 data 40007 Humidity data When the /RH option is installed Input 1 status...
Page 34 1.7 Modbus Register Map Structure of the input status register bit 0 bit 15 Content Description Humidity sensor (/RH option) 1: Option available availability 0: Option not available — Enhanced data backup function 1: Option available (/DB option) availability 0: Option not available 12 to 11 — Memory 1: Enhanced (9000 data) 0: Standard (4500 data) Configuration error...
Page 35: Test Switch
1.8 Troubleshooting Based on the LED Display Status Status LED display Cause Handling During When network Green blinking (about — — measurement is normal 0.2 second intervals), or data red off Not joined the Have not joined a transmission Red blinking (about Check the network network 0.2 second intervals), network. configuration and green off installation location.
Page 36: Replacing Devices
Replacing Devices This section explains what happens when wireless input unit A, which is currently participating in the network, is replaced with wireless input unit B using the same wireless settings. When A is disconnected from the network, it takes about 90 minutes for the coordinator to detect the disconnection.
Page 37 Chapter 2 How to Use the Wireless Input Unit Tool Overview of the Wireless Input Unit Tool The Wireless Input Unit Tool is made up of the following two software applications. • Wireless Input Unit Configurator • Auto Backfill Tool 2.1.1 Configuration Function of the Wireless Input Unit Configurator The Wireless Input Unit Configurator is a application software used to configure the GX70SM, retrieve logging data, and perform maintenance.
Page 38 2.1 Overview of the Wireless Input Unit Tool 2.1.2 Function of the Auto Backfill Tool (Version R2.01 and later) It is an application software that is used to automatically backfill sections in a GX/GP/GM recording data file (event data) that are missing from the GX70SM data with the wirelessly retrieved data file (missing data) collected from GX70SM, and to create a backfill file. The folder (backfill data folder) where GX/GP/GM recording data files and wirelessly retrieved data files are stored is scanned;...
Page 39: Installation
Installation 2.2.1 System Requirements A PC running Windows 10, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2019 CPU and main memory PC configuration System requirements Core2 Duo E6300 or faster x64 or x86 processor Internal memory 2 GB or more Hard disk Free space of at least 100 MB (depending on the amount of data, you may need more memory).
Page 40 SMARTDAC+ STANDARD Wireless Input Unit Tool. If the OS is a 64-bit edition, the destination is (drive name):\Program Files (x86)\Yokogawa Elec- tric Corporation\SMARTDAC+ STANDARD Wireless Input Unit Tool. Select a feature to install. You can select the wireless input unit configurator and the automatic backfill tool.
Page 41: Connection And Startup
Connection and Startup 2.3.1 Connection Configuration for Wireless Input Unit Configurator Connect the GX70SM to a PC. Connection Procedure Procedure Set the GX70SM operation mode to configuration mode. For details on operation mode, see section 1.5.1, “Setting the Operation Mode”. Connect the GX70SM to a PC using a USB cable. Then, press the GX70SM reboot switch.
Page 42 2.3 Connection and Startup Click Browse my computer for driver software. Click Browse, select the USB_Driver folder in the installation folder of the Wireless Input Unit Configurator, and click OK. Click Install. When the installation is complete, click IM 04L57B01-01EN...
Page 43 2.3 Connection and Startup With Device Manager, check that OKI USB CDC Serial port* (COMxx) is shown under Ports (COM & LPT). * Check that the name shown in step 4 and “COMxx)” are shown. Hereafter, this COMxx will be referred to as “the COM port that the GX70SM communicates with.” Operation complete Note •...
Page 44: Closing The Software
2.3 Connection and Startup 2.3.2 Starting and Closing the Wireless Input Unit Configurator Starting the Software Procedure From the Start menu, select All Programs > SMARTDAC+STANDARD > Wireless Input Unit Configurator. If a Windows Security Alert dialog box appears when you start the software for the first time after installation, select Allow access. The Wireless Input Unit Configurator starts, and the main window appears. Operation complete Note If a Microsoft .NET Framework warning appears the first time you start the Wireless Input Unit Configurator, install Microsoft .NET Framework 4.6.1 or later.
Page 45 2.3 Connection and Startup 2.3.3 Main Window of the Wireless Input Unit Configurator The main window of the Wireless Input Unit Configurator consists of a menu bar and three buttons as shown in the following figure. Menu bar Wireless settings button Device settings button Input settings button Menu Bar The main window has the following menus.
Page 46: Starting The Software
2.3 Connection and Startup 2.3.4 Starting and Closing the Auto-Backfill Tool Note To perform continuous operation using auto backfill interval, do not sign out of the Windows screen of the PC used for driving. Be sure not to let the system enter the sleep mode automatically. The Auto Backfill Tool stops running if you sign out or enter the sleep mode.
Page 47: Information Area
2.3 Connection and Startup 2.3.5 Main Window of the Auto Backfill Tool The main window of the Auto Backfill Tool consists of a menu bar and information area as shown in the following figure. Menu bar Information area Menu bar The main window has the following menus. Item Description Backfill...
Page 48: Tool Status
2.3 Connection and Startup Tool Status Displays tool status. Display Description Ready Backfill is not run. You can change the settings and run backfill manually. Scanning The files in the backfill data folder are being scanned. You cannot change the settings and run backfill manually.
Page 49 Environment Configuration of the Wireless Input Unit Configurator On the Configuration window, set the operating environment of the Wireless Input Unit Configurator. You can set the COM port that the Wireless Input Unit Configurator and GX70SM communicate, set a password to prevent unauthorized access, and so on. How to open this window: •...
Page 50 If you forget the password for connecting to the GX70SM from the Wireless Input Unit Configurator, you cannot reset the password from the Wireless Input Unit Configurator. If you forget the password, servicing will be required. Contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer. 2-14...
Page 51 Configuring the Wireless Settings of the Wireless Input Unit The Wireless settings window consists of a menu bar and a Module settings button as shown in the following figure. How to open this window: • On the main window, click Wireless settings. Menu bar Module settings button Menu Bar The Wireless settings window has the following menus. Item Description Menu...
Page 52 2.5 Configuring the Wireless Settings of the Wireless Input Unit Wireless Configurator Window (hereafter referred to as the wireless detailed settings window) On the wireless detailed settings window that appears when you click Module settings on the Wireless Configurator window, you can configure the GX70SM wireless settings, load and save presets, and open and save setup files. How to open this window: • Click Wireless settings on the main window > click Wireless settings on the Wireless Configurator window >...
Page 53 2.5 Configuring the Wireless Settings of the Wireless Input Unit The bottom area of the wireless detailed settings window has the following tabs. Click the tabs to configure the various settings. • Wireless settings • Operation settings It also has a Detailed view check box to change the setup item view. If you remove the Detailed view check box, only the items with a check mark in the Simple view column of the next table are displayed.
Page 54: Operation Settings
2.5 Configuring the Wireless Settings of the Wireless Input Unit Item Description Simple view Transmitter power Select the signal level for radio transmission. output Country Selectable Range US (Suffix code Area: A) 0.16 mW, 1 mW, 20 mW KR (Suffix code Area: K) 1 to 7 ch: 0.16 mW, 1 mW, 5 mW 8 to 14ch: 0.16 mW, 1 mW, 5 mW, 12.5 mW (excluding antenna gain.)
Page 55 Configuring the Input Settings of the Wireless Input Unit The Wireless Unit Input Configuration window consists of a menu bar, toolbar, configuration display area, and wireless input unit information area. The title bar of the Wireless Unit Input Configuration window shows the name of the input setup file (WPN file).
Page 56 2.6 Configuring the Input Settings of the Wireless Input Unit Item Description Edit Cuts settings when editing them. Copy Copies settings when editing them. Paste Pastes settings when editing them. Delete Deletes settings when editing them. Initialize settings being Initializes the settings. edited View Wireless input unit Shows or hides the wireless input unit information area. information Read/ Read input settings...
Page 57: Configuration Display Area
2.6 Configuring the Input Settings of the Wireless Input Unit Configuration display area This area is used to configure the GX70SM input. Item Description Universal Measurement mode Sets the GX70SM operation mode. input Normal: settings Power frequency noise riding on the measured signal is rejected. Select the power frequency for your region. The battery life (running time on battery) is shorter than in save battery mode.
Page 58 2.6 Configuring the Input Settings of the Wireless Input Unit Note If you change the Range or Type settings of Channel (Input 1, Input 2) or the Input 3 (Humidity) setting, the logging data before the change cannot be saved to a file. If necessary, save the logging data before applying the changes to the input settings. Wireless input unit information area This area shows the GX70SM’s product name, serial number, and so on.
Page 59 2.6 Configuring the Input Settings of the Wireless Input Unit 2.6.1 Communication Information Input Dialog Box When you use a function that requires communication with the GX70SM, a dialog box appears for entering the information required for the communication. Item Description Port no. Specify the COM port that the target GX70SM is connected to. Password Enter the password for connecting to the GX70SM from the Wireless Input Unit Configurator.
Page 60: Operation Complete
2.6 Configuring the Input Settings of the Wireless Input Unit 2.6.2 Creating a New Input Setup File This section explains how to create a new input setup file (WPN file) for configuring the GX70SM. Before editing the input signal settings, you need to create a file suitable for the GX70SM. How to open this window: • On the main window, click Input settings > on the Input settings window, click New on the File menu Procedure Select the GX70SM’s product name, input firmware version, the availability of the built-...
Page 61 2.6 Configuring the Input Settings of the Wireless Input Unit 2.6.3 Editing a Input Setup File This section explains how to edit an input setup file (WPN file) for configuring the GX70SM. Procedure On the main window, click Input settings. The Input Configuration window appears. On the File menu, click Open Input setting file. An Open dialog box appears. Select the input setup file (WPN file) you want to edit, and click Open. Set the operation mode and noise rejection.
Page 62 2.6 Configuring the Input Settings of the Wireless Input Unit 2.6.4 Configuring the Universal Input and Built-in Humidity Sensor This section explains how to configure the universal input and built-in humidity sensor operation. Procedure On the main window, click Input settings. The Input Configuration window appears. For inputs 1 and 2, specify the Type, Range, Mode, Temperature, and Burnout, math settings. Item Description Range...
Page 63 2.6 Configuring the Input Settings of the Wireless Input Unit Set the calculation. (when calculation is available) Linear Scaling function Set Scale over detection and Span and Scale of inputs 1 and 2. Item Description Scale over detection Set how to detect scale over values on linearly scaled channels. In either case, +over range occurs if the value excluding the decimal point exceeds 999999 and –over range if it falls below –999999.
Page 64 2.6 Configuring the Input Settings of the Wireless Input Unit 2.6.5 Applying the Input Settings to the Wireless Input Unit This section explains how to apply the values set in the Input Configuration window to the GX70SM. Here, the procedure to open an input setup file and apply it directly to the GX70SM is explained. Note that it is also possible to edit the settings in the Input Configuration window and apply them to the GX70SM.
Page 65 2.6 Configuring the Input Settings of the Wireless Input Unit 2.6.6 Retrieving Input Settings from the Wireless Input Unit This section explains how to retrieve the input settings from the GX70SM and show them on the Input Configuration window. After editing the input settings on the Input Configuration window, you can save them to an input setup file (WPN file) or apply them to the GX70SM. Procedure On the main window, click Input settings.
Page 66 2.6 Configuring the Input Settings of the Wireless Input Unit 2.6.7 Viewing the Change History of Input Settings This section explains how to view the time when input settings were applied to the GX70SM from the Wireless Input Unit Configurator, the serial number of the GX70SM, and so on. How to open this window: • On the main window, click Input settings > on the Input settings window, click Input settings change log on the Read/change settings menu Item Description...
Page 67 Saving Logging Data to a File and Combining Logging Data You can retrieve logging data that is saved in the GX70SM and save it as a logging data file (WLD file) or wirelessly retrieved data file (GLK file). A logging data file (WLD file) can be inserted into a section where GX70SM data could not be acquired* within a GX/GP/GM event data file (GEV or GSE file) to create a combined data file (WLC file).
Page 68 2.7 Saving Logging Data to a File and Combining Logging Data 2.7.1 Saving Logging Data (without /DB option), Wirelessly Retrieved Data (with /DB option) to Files Description of Logging Data, Wirelessly Retrieved Data As explained in section 1.2.4, “Measurement Data Logging” on page 1-7, the GX70SM saves up to 4500 points or 9000 points (with /DB option) of the latest data measured according to the send (scan) interval. Using Read/save the logging data under Input settings, you can retrieve the logging data from the GX70SM (without /DB option) and save it as a logging data file (WLD file) in the Using Read/save the wireless retrieved data under Input settings, you can retrieve the...
Page 69: Logging Data
2.7 Saving Logging Data to a File and Combining Logging Data How to open this window: • On the main window, click Input settings to open the Input settings window Procedure Logging Data On the File menu, click Read/save the logging data. A communication information input dialog box appears. Set the communication information, and click OK. Procedure: section 2.6.1, “Communication Information Input Dialog Box” The logging data file (WLD file) is saved.
Page 70 2.7 Saving Logging Data to a File and Combining Logging Data The following is an example showing how logging data files are saved when “LoggingData” is specified for the file name. • Send (scan) interval: 5 minutes, no restarting, no range setting change LoggingData (5min).WLD • Send (scan) interval: 5 minutes, restarting twice, no range setting change LoggingData.WLD Files folder LoggingData_0001 (5min).WLD LoggingData_0002 (5min,Reboot).WLD...
Page 71 2.7 Saving Logging Data to a File and Combining Logging Data 2.7.2 Combine Data Files You can insert a logging data file (WLD file) into a GX/GP/GM event data file (GEV or GSE file) and save it as a combined data file (WLC file). Note Event data files (GSE files) and wirelessly retrieved data files (GLK files) cannot be combined. Use the Auto Backfill Tool to complemet (backfill) them.
Page 72 2.7 Saving Logging Data to a File and Combining Logging Data Notes before Starting to Record There are certain GX/GP/GM settings that need to be configured in advance to combine data. If the settings are not appropriate, combining of data will not be possible on the relevant recording data file. Check the settings before starting to record. The necessary settings are shown below.
Page 73 2.7 Saving Logging Data to a File and Combining Logging Data Content of the Combined Data For the data loss period, measured values of communication channels and the values whose status is logging data are combined and overwritten. GX20/GP20/GM10 GX/GP/GM event data Data combining Data loss period Logging data Data combining period GX70SM As a general rule, the condition of data loss period is defined by the occurrence and release of alarm D (loss data) on the communication channel assigned to the target unit on the GX/ GP/GM.
Page 74 2.7 Saving Logging Data to a File and Combining Logging Data Note • Data is combined without consideration to the GX/GP/GM communication channel/alarm settings. • If a power failure occurs during recording, the GX/GP/GM resumes recording by dividing the file when the power recovers, but the data combining is not performed for the data during the power failure. •...
Page 75 2.7 Saving Logging Data to a File and Combining Logging Data Data Contents That Retain Their Original Conditions The original GX/GP/GM data contents other than those described in “Content of the Combined Data” and “Contents That Are Changed as a Result of Data Combining” retain their original conditions. Of the data contents that are retained, those that are distinctive are described below. Here, the original GX/GP/GM data will be referred to as the original data.
Page 76 2.7 Saving Logging Data to a File and Combining Logging Data Preparing Original Data Files for Combining Place the data files you want to combine in appropriate folders by following “How to open this window.” In data combining, the contents (device serial number, file division information, etc.) of the data files are automatically searched for, and data that meets the conditions for combining is combined and saved.
Page 77 2.7 Saving Logging Data to a File and Combining Logging Data Click Execute. The combined data file (WLC file) will be saved. Operation complete How Files Are Stored after Data Combining After the data is combined, the combined data files are saved in the specified folder. When the files are saved, certain character strings are automatically added to the specified combined data file name. The file names and conditions vary depending on the number of original GX/GP/GM data files there are for combining.
Page 78 2.7 Saving Logging Data to a File and Combining Logging Data When there are multiple divided files containing continuous data (the order of file names and recordings is not aligned) Item File name Original GX/GP/GM file aaa.GEV 3rd recording file bbb.GEV 1st recording file ddd.GEV 4th recording file ccc.GEV 3rd recording file The above file names are assumed to be sorted in order in the PC folder. Name of the saved file Combined Combined data file that is saved Combined_0001 (bbb).WLC...
Page 79 2.7 Saving Logging Data to a File and Combining Logging Data Items to Check Remarks Check that there are no data corruption or • If information necessary for data combining tampering in the data files. is corrupt or tampered with, data will not be combined or saved. • If information not related to data combining is corrupt or tampered with, data will be combined or saved, but Damage Check will be shown as Damaged.
Page 80 Periodically check the operating status of the GX70SM to use it in a good condition. To maintain the measurement accuracy, we recommend that you calibrate it once a year. YOKOGAWA dealers can provide calibration servicing. For details, contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer.
Page 81: Dc Voltage Measurement
2.8 Calibrating the Universal Inputs and Built-in Humidity Sensor Apply appropriate input signals corresponding to 0, 50, and 100% of the input range and calculate the errors from the readings. When the error is outside the measuring accuracy specifications, adjustment is possible. section 2.8.2, “Adjusting the Universal Inputs and Built-in Humidity Sen- Procedure: sor” Operation complete Note For thermocouple inputs, you must measure the temperature of the input terminal and apply a voltage taking into account the reference junction temperature.
Page 82 2.8 Calibrating the Universal Inputs and Built-in Humidity Sensor RJC of TC Input As the measurement terminal of the GX70SM is generally at room temperature, the actual output of the thermocouple is different from the values given on the thermoelectromotive force table based on 0°C. The GX70SM performs compensation by measuring the temperature at the input terminal and adding the corresponding thermoelectromotive force to the actual output of the thermocouple.
Page 83 2.8 Calibrating the Universal Inputs and Built-in Humidity Sensor 2.8.2 Adjusting the Universal Inputs and Built-in Humidity Sensor This section explains how to adjust the universal input and built-in humidity sensor operation. Built-in Humidity Sensor Adjustment Procedure Procedure In an environment where the temperature and humidity do not drastically change, such as in a thermostat chamber, arrange the reference and the GX70SM’s built-in humidity sensor close to each other as shown in the following figure. Then leave them until the temperature and humidity of the instruments balance with the environment.
Page 84: Operation Complete
2.8 Calibrating the Universal Inputs and Built-in Humidity Sensor Enter the humidity and temperature values of the reference in the Reference humidity and Reference temperature boxes, and click Execute. An Information dialog box appears. Click OK. appears next to the Execute button. When the calibration of the built-in humidity sensor is complete, click Save. A Save calibration values dialog box appears.
Page 85 2.8 Calibrating the Universal Inputs and Built-in Humidity Sensor Universal Input Range Adjustment Procedure Procedure Set the GX70SM operation mode switch to configuration mode. Connect a USB cable to supply power, and change to configuration mode by pressing the reboot switch. Wire the GX70SM and the reference as shown in the following figure, and adequately warm up the instruments.
Page 86 2.8 Calibrating the Universal Inputs and Built-in Humidity Sensor Set the communication information, and click OK. Procedure: section 2.6.1, “Communication Information Input Dialog Box” An Calibrate input window appears. To reject power frequency noise, click 50Hz or 60Hz according to the power frequency. For each universal input range to be calibrated, apply the reference value from the reference according to the following table.
Page 87 2.8 Calibrating the Universal Inputs and Built-in Humidity Sensor Click OK. An Information dialog box appears. Click OK. The calibration values will be saved to the GX70SM, and disappears. While the values are being saved, the GX70SM LED (green and red) blinks rapidly. Click Close. Note If a calibration error occurs, “Exists” is shown next to Calibration error. Operation complete 2-51 IM 04L57B01-01EN...
Page 88: Updating The Firmware
Updating the Firmware The GX70SM consists of a wireless communication module and input module. The firmware of each module is updated separately. 2.9.1 Downloading the Firmware Files You can download the firmware files for the wireless communication module and input module from the following update website. URL: http://www.smartdacplus.com/software/en/ Accessing the update website from the software How to open the window:...
Page 89 2.9 Updating the Firmware Click Select firmware file, and specify the firmware update file. Check that the name of the firmware file for updating the wireless communication module is “WIU- Module_IN_dxxxxxx.dat.” If you specify a correct file, the version of the file is shown in the Version box and the file path in the File box. Click Write. The firmware is transferred to the wireless communication module, the module restarts, and the firmware is updated. When writing is complete, press the reboot switch to restart. The wireless communication module is restarted, and then the firmware is updated. If the updated firmware is earlier than the firmware version used before, to delete the added func- tions, reset the firmware to the factory default condition. Procedure: section 2.10.4, “Restoring the Wireless Settings to Their Factory Default Condition”...
Page 90 2.9 Updating the Firmware Click Next. An Input firmware update dialog box (W8111) appears. Click OK. The firmware is transferred to the input module, and an Input firmware update dialog box (M8204) appears. Click OK. When updating is complete, press the reboot switch to restart the GX70SM. Note • Input settings are initialized after the input module firmware is updated. • Do not remove the USB cable until the writing of the firmware is complete. Doing so may damage the instrument.
Page 91: Other Operations
2.10 Other Operations 2.10.1 Viewing the Version Information This section describes how to show the version information of Input settings program. How to open this window: • On the main window, click Input settings > on the Input settings window, click Version on the Help menu 2.10.2 Viewing the Data File Information The following data file information is shown.
Page 92 2.10 Other Operations 2.10.3 Resetting the Input Settings and Logging Data to Their Factory Default Conditions This section describes how to reset the GX70SM’s input settings and logging data to their factory default conditions. Note • When you initialize the input settings, logging data, the logging data stored in the GX70SM will be deleted, and you will not be able to save it to a logging data file (WLD file) and wirelessly retrieved data (GLK file).
Page 93 2.10 Other Operations 2.10.4 Restoring the Wireless Settings to Their Factory Default Condition You can restore the settings of the connected GX70SM wireless communication module to their factory default condition. Note When you execute Restore factory preset, all the current values are cleared. Save the settings to a configuration file in advance. How to open this window: •...
Page 94: Error Message
Wireless Input Unit Configurator, you cannot reset the password from the Wireless Input Unit Configurator. If you forget the password, servicing will be required. Contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer. E8004 Failed to execute. This appears when the execution of an operation on a unit results in error.
Page 95: Warning Messages
2.11 Messages Code Message Description, Corrective Action, Ref. Section E8020 No data available to be read. Because there is no valid logging data or wirwlessly retrival data, the logging data file (WLD file) or wirwlessly retrival data file (GLK file) cannot be created. E8021 Failed to start Internet Explorer. Install Internet Explorer.
Page 96: Information Messages
2.11 Messages Code Message Description, Corrective Action, Ref. Section W8117 Same file name exists, overwrite? This is a confirmation for overwriting a file with the same name. This appears when there is a file with the same name that will be overwritten in the save destination. To continue, click OK.
Page 97 Calibration value error built-in humidity sensor (when the option is available), and write the calibration value. Then, restart the GX70SM. If the error persists after restarting, contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer. A/D error 1 There is a hardware error. A/D error 2 Contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer.
Page 98 2.13 Configuring the Auto Backfill Tool 2.13.1 Setting Backfill Data Folder and Auto Backfill Interval Procedure On the, Setting menu, click Change settings. The Change settings dialog box opens. Click [...] to specify the save destination for files to be backfilled. You can specify up to 30 folders. The folder path specified for the backfill data folder appears. If the folder name is too long and cannot be displayed fully, only the first and last directories of the path are displayed and "..." is used to indicate the directories in between.
Page 99 2.13 Configuring the Auto Backfill Tool 2.13.2 Running backfill manually You can run backfill at any time. Procedure On the File menu, click Backfill. Backfill is run. If the tool status in the folder is Scanning or Backfilling, the process cannot be run. Check that the tool status is Ready before running backfill. Operation complete 2.13.3 Viewing the Version Information This section describes how to show the version information of Auto-Backfill tool program. On the Help menu, click Version. The version information window appears.
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Page 101 Chapter 3 Reconfiguring and Managing the Wireless Input Unit (GX/GP/GM) GX/GP/GM’s Wireless Input Unit Functions (Release number 4.02 and later) The GX/GP/GM (/CM2, /CM3 option) (coordinator) has the following functions for the GX70SM. GX70SM Management The connected GX70SM can be placed under control by reconfiguring the wireless input unit, and various information about the GX70SM, such as the GX70SM status and communication channels acquiring data, can be confirmed.
Page 102 Configuring to Automatically Connect Wireless Input Units to the GX/GP/GM (Coordinator) 3.2.1 GX/GP/GM Coordinator Configuration From the maintenance console (by Oki Electric), configure the coordinator settings of the GX/GP/GM (coordinator). For details on the configuration, see the 920 MHz Wireless Communication, MH920 Console International User’s Manual (IM 04L51B01-41EN). Maintenance console • Coordinator configuration USB cable GX/GP/GM 3.2.2...
Page 103 3.2 Configuring to Automatically Connect Wireless Input Units to the GX/GP/GM (Coordinator) Data transfer Item Value Baud rate 115200 (bps) Parity bit None Stop bit 1bit Baud rate, Parity bit, Stop bit Data transfer settings are fixed. They cannot be changed. 3.2.3 Communication Interval and Recovery Action of Modbus Master Path GX/GP: MENU key > Browse tab > Setting > Communication (Serial) settings > Modbus master >...
Page 104 3.2 Configuring to Automatically Connect Wireless Input Units to the GX/GP/GM (Coordinator) Recovery action Setup Item Selectable Range or Options Default Value Retry Off, Once, Twice, 3 times, 4 times, 5 times, Once 10 times, 20 times Wait time Off, 5 s, 10 s, 30 s, 1 min, 2 min, 5 min Retry Set the number of retransmissions when there is no response from the slave device.
Page 105 Reconfiguring the Wireless Input Unit and Automatically Assigning It You can reconfigure the wireless input units on the GX/GP/GM to automatically assign the GX70SM data to communication channels and configure other settings related to data acquisition. Communication channels are assigned based on the station numbers assigned to the GX70SMs.
Page 106 3.3 Reconfiguring the Wireless Input Unit and Automatically Assigning It 3.3.1 Wireless Data Retrieval Settings and Displaying the Wireless Input Unit Reconfiguration Screen Path GX/GP: M ENU key > Browse tab > Init/Calib > menu Wireless input unit reconfiguration Calib tab > Wireless input unit reconfiguration Web application: Operation tab > Wireless input unit reconfiguration Hardware configurator: 1 Wireless input unit reconfiguration using the Web application is only possible for the GM10. 2 Wireless input unit reconfiguration of the hardware configurator only supports the GM10.
Page 107 3.3 Reconfiguring the Wireless Input Unit and Automatically Assigning It Displaying the Wireless Input Unit Reconfiguration Screen Switch to the wireless input unit reconfiguration screen. Procedure Select Execute. A Wireless input unit reconfiguration screen appears. Operation complete Note • In the following situations, the wireless input unit reconfiguration screen cannot be displayed or registered to favorite and standard screens.
Page 108 3.3 Reconfiguring the Wireless Input Unit and Automatically Assigning It Description of the Wireless Input Unit Reconfiguration Screen Wireless input unit number selection tab Option button Wireless input unit list Maintenance Manual resume Activate Individual unit operation buttons All-unit operation buttons Reconfig all units Update all connection info Data retrieving status Reconfiguration Dropout icon...
Page 109 3.3 Reconfiguring the Wireless Input Unit and Automatically Assigning It Item Description Maintenance Pauses or resumes the timeout detection operation on the selected GX70SM. Use this button if you do not want the wireless data dropout alarm to go off during the GX70SM maintenance. Manual resume Resumes the communication with a disconnected GX70SM.
Page 110 3.3 Reconfiguring the Wireless Input Unit and Automatically Assigning It Details of the Status Display Status Wireless Sub status* Description Priority Color of the display status wireless input unit number selection VALID VALID — Communicating normally OPENED OPENED — Trying to collect data • Retransmitting command after a communication failure •...
Page 111 3.3 Reconfiguring the Wireless Input Unit and Automatically Assigning It 3.3.2 Retrieving the Wireless Input Unit Connection Information Use the Wireless input unit reconfiguration screen. Before performing wireless input unit reconfiguration, reconfigurable GX70SMs must be retrieved. When you execute Update connection, information of the GX70SMs that the GX/ GP/GM can reconfigure is updated.
Page 112: Operation Complete
3.3 Reconfiguring the Wireless Input Unit and Automatically Assigning It 3.3.3 Reconfiguring Wireless Input Units Use the Wireless input unit reconfiguration screen. Note • Reconfiguration is not possible when the system operation is locked, setting operation is locked, while connection information is being retrieved, while recording, while computing, or while the system is being controlled.
Page 113 3.3 Reconfiguring the Wireless Input Unit and Automatically Assigning It Reconfiguring Individual GX70SMs Only the selected GX70SM can be reconfigured. Procedure Select the option button for the GX70SM you want to reconfigure. Individual operation buttons become available. Reconfiguration Select a unit. Select Reconfiguration. A confirmation dialog box appears.
Page 114 Configuring the Settings for Wireless Input Unit Data This section explains how to configure various settings for the data retrieved from the GX70SM. Settings that are shared with communication channels are applied to the channels. 3.4.1 Enabling Channels and Setting the Span, Decimal Point, Unit, and the Like Set the span, decimal point, unit and the like for the GX70SM data. Path GX/GP: MENU key >...
Page 115 3.4 Configuring the Settings for Wireless Input Unit Data Decimal place Set the decimal place for span lower and span upper. Set the decimal places of Input 1 to Input 3 the same as the decimal places of the ranges set on the wireless input units. This is fixed to 0 when the data type is set to Higher data serial or Lower data serial.
Page 116: Alarm Settings
3.4 Configuring the Settings for Wireless Input Unit Data 3.4.2 Alarm Settings This section explains how to set alarms for the data retrieved from the GX70SM. The settings are applied to the alarm settings of the communication channels. Path GX/GP: MENU key > Browse tab > Setting > Setting menu Wireless input unit settings > Alarm Web application: Config.
Page 117 3.4 Configuring the Settings for Wireless Input Unit Data Type Set the alarm type. When the alarm type is Comm lose due to time out, set the time for judging data loss according to section 3.4.5, “Unit Timeout Settings” on page 3-23. Options Description H: High limit An alarm is activated when the measured value is greater than or equal to the alarm value.
Page 118: Display Settings
3.4 Configuring the Settings for Wireless Input Unit Data Note • You must load the profile trend in advance to read the waveform data. • Set the profile channel to the same channel as the channel number of the loaded profile trend. You can only set this when On/Off is set to the On communication channel.
Page 119 3.4 Configuring the Settings for Wireless Input Unit Data Setup Item Selectable Range or Options Default Value Characters — A a # 1 Character string (up to 32 characters, — A a # 1 Character string (up to 16 characters, Characters Set the tag. Not all characters may be displayed due to space constraints. Set the tag number.
Page 120: Bar Graph
3.4 Configuring the Settings for Wireless Input Unit Data Bar graph Setup Item Selectable Range or Options Default Value Base position Lower, Center, Upper Lower Division 4/5/6/7/8/9/10/11/12 Base position Set the bar graph base position. This setting is applied when you are displaying the current value on the scale as a bar graph on the bar graph and trend displays.
Page 121 3.4 Configuring the Settings for Wireless Input Unit Data Band area Displays a specified section of the measurement range using a color band on the scale. This setting is shared with the bar graph display. Options Description Disables the function. Displays the area inside using the color band. Displays the area outside using the color band.
Page 122 3.4 Configuring the Settings for Wireless Input Unit Data Data type Select the GX70SM data type. Options Description Input 1 Channel 1 data. Input 2 Channel 2 data. Input 3* Channel 3 data. (Humidity sensor) * This appears even if the /RH option is not installed. On/Off Setup Item Selectable Range or Options...
Page 123 3.4 Configuring the Settings for Wireless Input Unit Data 3.4.5 Unit Timeout Settings Set the time for determining data dropouts and the function used to replace measured values with preset values when data dropouts occur. Path GX/GP: MENU key > Browse tab > Setting > Setting menu Wireless input unit settings > Comm time out settings Web application: Config.
Page 124 3.4 Configuring the Settings for Wireless Input Unit Data 3.4.6 Auto Message Printout Setting A message can be automatically written whenever there is a change in the communication status between the GX/GP/GM and GX70SM. The auto message printout setting applies to all GX70SMs. Path GX/GP: MENU key >...
Page 125: Auto Setup
Auto Setup This section describes the settings that are automatically set when a wireless input unit reconfiguration is executed. 3.5.1 Auto Setup through Reconfiguration of All Units Setup Menu Setup Item Description Recording settings Recording channel settings All communication channels that GX70SMs are assigned to are set to On except when there are no empty Display data recording channels.
Page 126: Tag Settings
3.5 Auto Setup 3.5.2 Auto Setup through Reconfiguration of Individual Units Setup Menu Setup Item Description Recording settings Recording channel settings The communication channel that the selected GX70SM is assigned to is set to On except when there are no Display data, trend empty recording channels. Event data Display settings Group settings The group settings of group numbers...
Page 127: Other Settings
Other Settings 3.6.1 GX/GP/GM Configuration In addition to the auto configuration through wireless input unit reconfiguration and wireless input unit settings, configure various settings such as the GX/GP/GM measurement settings and data save settings. For details on the various GX/GP/GM settings, see the following manual. GX/GP User’s Manual IM 04L51B01-01EN GM User’s Manual...
Page 128: Event Details
3.6 Other Settings Event Setup Item Selectable Range or Options Default Value Type Status Internal switch Event details Wireless input unit error Recording Operation mode Rising edge, Falling edge, Rising/Falling edge Rising edge 1 You can set this when Event action is set to On. Type Set the device status as an event condition.
Page 129: Group Number
3.6 Other Settings Type Set the action to execute when an event occurs. When the Event Operation Mode Is Rising Edge or Falling Edge Options Description Flag Sets the flag to 1 (On). (/MT option) Relay Sets the relay output to On or Off. DO channels of PID control modules are applicable. However, this is available only when the type is set to Manual.
Page 130 3.6 Other Settings Limitations on the Combinations of Events and Actions The combinations that are indicated with  marks in the table below can be used. Event Status Action Recording Recording start/stop Computation Computation start/stop Manual sample Alarm ACK Snapshot (GX/GP only) Save display data Save event data Event trigger ...
Page 131: Event Action Examples
3.6 Other Settings Event action examples Example 1: Generating a DO Output When a Wireless Input Unit Error Occurs Turns DO channel 0301 on when a wireless input unit error occurs. This example assumes that a DO module is installed in slot 2 of the GX/GP/GM main unit. Event action number 1 will be used. Configuring the Event Action •...
Page 132 3.6 Other Settings Example 2: Writing a Message When a Wireless Input Unit Error Occurs Writes the message “Wireless input unit error” to group 1 when a wireless input unit error occurs. Event action number 2 will be used. Configuring the Event Action • Setup Screen MENU key > Browse tab > Setting > Setting menu Event action • Setup Items Setup Item Value...
Page 133 3.6 Other Settings 3.6.3 Setting the Instrument Information Output (/FL option) (GX/GP only) You can add “Wireless input unit error” to the instrument information output of the fail relay. When a wireless input unit error occurs, a fail relay output can be generated. For details on the instrument information output, see the following manual. GX/GP User’s Manual Section 1.23.6, “Setting the FAIL Relay and Instrument Information Output (/FL option)”...
Page 134 3.6 Other Settings 3.6.5 FTP Settings for Wireless Retrieving Data File (Version 4.09 and later) In the settings for the FTP client function, wirelessly retrieved data files are also transferred if Display & Event data has been set for transfer files. The FTP transfer process for wirelessly retrieved data files is run when the files are created. This is not dependent on the transfer wait time.
Page 135 Controlling Wireless Input Units You can view the GX70SM status on the Wireless input unit info screen. 3.7.1 Displaying the Wireless Input Unit Info Screen This section explains how to switch to the Wireless input unit info screen. The Wireless input unit info shows the status of the currently connected GX70SM. You can stop or resume time-out detection, manually resume, and activate the GX70SM.
Page 136 3.7 Controlling Wireless Input Units Description of the Wireless Input Unit Info Screen Option button Wireless input unit list Individual unit operation buttons Activate Manual resume Data retrieving status Dropout icon Maintenance Loop time Setup Items and Descriptions See section 3.3.1, “Wireless Data Retrieval Settings and Displaying the Wireless Input Unit Reconfiguration Screen”...
Page 137 3.7 Controlling Wireless Input Units 3.7.2 Monitoring the Wireless Network Status You can view the GX70SM status. Displaying the Detailed Wireless Input Unit Information This section explains how to show the detailed wireless input unit information. Procedure Select the wireless input unit list of the GX70SM you want to view the details of. A Wireless unit information dialog box appears.
Page 138: Select Maintenance
3.7 Controlling Wireless Input Units 3.7.3 Pausing and Resuming Timeout Detection This section explains how to temporarily pause or resume the data serial number update time-out detection during maintenance work, such as when retrieving logging data from the GX70SM. Data dropout alarm (D) is not detected on GX70SMs whose time-out detection is paused. Data dropout alarm detection resumes when you resume the data dropout timeout after finishing the maintenance work.
Page 139 3.7 Controlling Wireless Input Units 3.7.4 Manual Resume This section explains how to manually resume communication when a GX70SM disconnected from the GX/GP/GM is reconnected. Procedure Operation is possible on the Wireless input unit reconfiguration screen and Wireless input unit info screen. For details on how to switch to the Wireless input unit reconfiguration screen, see section 3.3.1, “Wireless Data Retrieval Settings and Displaying the Wireless Input Unit Reconfiguration Screen”...
Page 140 3.7 Controlling Wireless Input Units 3.7.5 Acknowledging Communication Command Dropouts This section explains how to clear the Modbus communication command dropout state.* * A state in which the execution of a Modbus command could not be finished within the read cycle. Select the data dropout icon. The dropout is acknowledged, and the dropout icon disappears.
Page 141 3.7 Controlling Wireless Input Units Detail on data retrieving status Item Description Display YYYY/MM/DD　HH:MM:SS Latest file created Last creation time of wirelessly retrieved data files When no file has been created: ”---” xxh xxm Remaining retrieval time Time left to finish creating the wirelessly retrieved data If there is no unit that is collecting Longest time in all of GX70SM data: ”---”...
Page 142: Setup Menu Map
3.8 Setup Menu Map The figure below shows the setup menu that is added in the GX20/GP20/GM10 with the 920 MHz Wireless Communication (/CM2, /CM3 option). Depending on setting parameter values, some items may be hidden. Wireless input unit settings Color scale band Band area On/Off, Span...
Page 143: Alarm Function
Chapter 4 Functions Added with the Support for Wireless Input Units (GX/GP/GM, Hardware Configurator) Alarm Function 4.1.1 Data dropout alarm Data dropout alarm is displayed as “D” on various screens and information dialog boxes. Display Examples of Data Dropout Alarms Example of a digital display and channel information dialog box Data dropout alarm indication Example of an alarm summary Data dropout alarm indication For details on alarm summaries, see the following manuals. GX/GP User’s Manual Section 2.3.1, “Listing the Log of Alarm Occurrences and Releases”...
Page 144 4.1 Alarm Function 4.1.2 Individual Acknowledge of Data Dropout Alarms Individual alarm ACK is possible on data dropout alarms. Individual alarm ACK dialog box For details on individual alarm ACK, see the following manuals. GX/GP User’s Manual Section 2.4.1, “Releasing Alarm Output (Alarm ACK and individual alarm ACK operation)” GM User’s Manual “Individual Alarm ACK”...
Page 145 Auxiliary Character Display in Communication Channel Number Displays When there is a recognized GX70SM, auxiliary characters are displayed in channel number displays on the communication channel setup screen of each setup screen. On the Web application, auxiliary characters appear when you move the cursor over the selected component.
Page 146: Saving And Loading Settings
Saving and Loading Settings The following table describes the saving and loading of GX70SM settings. Setup Item Description Save settings Settings for wireless input units and wireless input unit system information (reconfigured information) are saved to configuration files. Load settings Settings for wireless input units are loaded. However, the wireless input unit system information and wireless data retrieval are not loaded.
Page 147 Initialization Initialization is equivalent to auto setup through reconfiguration all units. For details on auto setup, see section 3.5, “Auto Setup” on page 3-25. GX/GP initialization screen Initialization of Wireless Input Unit Settings The following table describes the initialization of wireless input unit settings. Details of the Initialization of Wireless Input Unit Settings Initialization Item Initialize all Initialize all except...
Page 148: File Size Of Display Data And Event Data
File Size of Display Data and Event Data In regards to the GX/GP/GM data file size, the size of information other than sampled data will include the size of the wireless input unit system information. For details on the display data and event data file sizes, see the following manual. GX/GP User’s Manual Appendix 1, “File Size of Display Data and Event Data”...
Page 149 Security Security Restrictions on Operation The following table shows the operations that have security restrictions on the Wireless input unit reconfiguration and Wireless input unit info screens. Restricted item Updating Reconfiguring Manual Maintenance Exchanged Displaying Communication connection GX70SMs resuming of (Pausing and GX70SM detailed dropout ACK information disconnected resuming Activation...
Page 150 System Error Notification Mail Error number 848 (The wireless input unit was changed) is added to system error notification mail. System Error Notification Mail Format ● Syntax Error number (234, 501, 502, 507, 511, 611, 612, 619, 692, 693, 695, 696, 698, 699, 848, 921) For details on the system error notification format, see the following manuals. GX/GP User’s Manual “System Error Notification Mail Format”...
Page 151: Status Messages
4.8 Messages The following messages will be added. Errors Related to Parameter Settings • Operation Errors Code Messages Description, Corrective Action, Ref. Section Wireless unit is disconnected. Check the communication status, and perform a manual resume. Please check the wireless communication status. Wireless unit battery is low. The wireless input unit’s battery level is low. Replace the batteries. Activation required for attached wireless unit.
Page 152 4.8 Messages Code Title Description and Corrective Action Messages W8151 Reconfiguration of selected units Appears when Reconfiguration for individual units is executed from the Wireless input unit reconfiguration screen. (GM only) The selected unit to be reconfigured. All relevant settings will be initialized. W8153 Manual resume Resume selected wireless unit?
Page 153: Event Log
Functions Available When the Advanced Security Function (/AS option) Is Enabled This section explains the wireless input unit functions that are available when the advanced security function (/AS option) is enabled. For details on the advanced security function (/AS option), see the following manuals. GX/GP Advanced Security Manual IM 04L51B01-05EN GM Advanced Security Manual IM 04L55B01-05EN 4.9.1...
Page 154 4.9 Functions Available When the Advanced Security Function (/AS option) Is Enabled Operation Display Details Setting changes during recording Changes to the correction factor SetC-CFactor* Unit number Serial number Data type Channel number (communication channel number) Correction position (1 to 12) Uncorrected value (before and after change) Instrument correction coefficient (before...
Page 155 4.9 Functions Available When the Advanced Security Function (/AS option) Is Enabled 4.9.3 Activating Wireless Input Units (When wireless input units are changed) If you exchange a GX70SM after wireless input unit reconfiguration, measurement data will be in error. You can clear the error and make measurement data valid by performing an activation.
Page 156: Calibration Correction
4.10 Aerospace Heat Treatment (/AH option) From the notification screen or Due date setting of a reminder, you can perform calibration correction on communication channels that GX70SMs are assigned to. For details on the aerospace heat treatment (/AH option), see the following manual. GX/GP User’s Manual Section 1.32, “Using the Aerospace Heat Treatment (/AH option) (Release number 3 and later)”...
Page 157 4.11 Hardware Configurator (Version R4.02 and later) Hardware Configurator (Version R4.02 and later) supports GX20/GP20/GM10s (Version R4.02 and later). This section explains the wireless input unit functions of the Hardware Configurator. Only the parts that are different from the standard functions are explained. Use a version that corresponds to the GX20/GP20/GM10 version for Hardware Configurator. For details on the Hardware Configurator, see also the Hardware Configurator User’s Manual (IM 04L51B01-02EN).
Page 158 4.11 Hardware Configurator (Version R4.02 and later) Conditions to enable the function The conditions to enable the wireless data retrieval function are as follows. Item Conditions Option 920 MHz wireless communication (coordinator) function Option detail Advanced security function On/Off Multi batch function On/Off Wireless Input Unit Wireless input unit is added to the System Config.
Page 159 4.11 Hardware Configurator (Version R4.02 and later) 4.11.3 Creating a Configuration File in Accordance with System Configuration This section explains how to create a new data file for configuring various GX/GP/GM functions. Before editing the channel and display settings, first create a file in accordance with the main unit’s system configuration. Procedure Start the Hardware Configurator.
Page 160 4.11 Hardware Configurator (Version R4.02 and later) To save the file, click Yes; otherwise, click No. If you click Yes, a dialog box for saving the file (see the figure below) appears. How to save files: section 2.4, “Saving Setup Data” in the Hardware Configurator Manual. If you select No, the System Config. dialog box, shown in step 4, appears. Note • When creating a configuration file, set the system configuration in accordance with the instrument first.
Page 161 4.11 Hardware Configurator (Version R4.02 and later) Under Basic Config., set the Product Name, Version, and Model. The following table shows the Basic Config. settings of each tab page. Tabbed page Default Item name Displayed value name value Product name (fixed) GX20/GP20 GX20/GP20 R5.01, R4.09, R4.08, R4.07, R4.06, R4.04, R4.03, GX20/GP20 Version R4.02, R4.01, R3.02, R3.01, R2.02, R2.01, R1.03, R5.01 R1.02 , R1.01 Model...
Page 162 4.11 Hardware Configurator (Version R4.02 and later) The following table shows the 920 MHz wireless communication (/CM2, /CM3) options. For details on the support for other options, see the Hardware Configurator User’s Manual (IM 04L61B01-02EN). GX/GP Option name Default Firmware version and display Default Firmware version and display value value 920 MHz wireless communication Displayed on R4.02.01 and Displayed on R4.02.01 and None None...
Page 163 4.11 Hardware Configurator (Version R4.02 and later) Set the wireless input units you want to connect. Wireless Input Unit Setting Screen The rest of the procedure is the same as with the standard function. See the following manual. Hardware Configurator From step 8 in section 2.1.1, “Creating a File in Accordance with System Manual Configuration”...
Page 164 4.11 Hardware Configurator (Version R4.02 and later) 4.11.4 Executing Wireless Input Unit Reconfiguration You can execute GM's wireless input unit reconfiguration from the Hardware Configurator. There are limitations to users that can perform reconfiguration. Click the Operation tab > Wireless input unit reconfiguration. A Communication dialog box appears. Enter the communication information, and click OK.
Page 165 4.11 Hardware Configurator (Version R4.02 and later) 4.11.5 Warning Messages The following warning messages will be added. Warning Messages Code Messages Description and Corrective Action W037 Reconfigure wireless input units? A confirmation displayed before execution when you click Wireless input unit reconfig on the Operation menu bar. [Auxiliary Message (always displayed)] •...
Page 166: Modbus Function And Register Assignments
4.12 Modbus Function and Register Assignments The “wireless input unit status” register is added to the main unit status of the GX/GP/GM input register. The status of connected GX70SMs can be read. Wireless input unit error occurs if an error occurs in any of the connected wireless input units.
Page 167 4.12 Modbus Function and Register Assignments Format 2 Byte Higher Lower Reserved Sub status Status area bit 7 bit 0 Low battery (0 when USB power being supplied) Dead battery (0 when USB power being supplied) Unit operation error Wireless data retrieval in progress* Data dropout Maintenance Device change...
Page 168 4.13 Wireless Data Retrieving (/AS option) (version R4.09 and later) When some GX70SM data is missing from the GX/GP/GM recording data (event data) and it is a one-time incident, the missing data is collected from GX70SM. The collected data is saved in the internal memory and SD card as a wirelessly retrieved data file (GLK file).
Page 169 4.13 Wireless Data Retrieving (/AS option) (version R4.09 and later) Wirelessly Retrieved Data File This file is created if missing data is found after the start of the GX/GP/GM recording, and if the collection of wirelessly retrieved data is completed during the GX/GP/GM recording. File name The name of the wirelessly retrieved data file is as follows.
Page 170 4.13 Wireless Data Retrieving (/AS option) (version R4.09 and later) Display of Wirelessly Retrieval Data File Wirelessly retrieved data files can be displayed on the Universal Viewer. They cannot be displayed on GX/GP itself or the Web application (GM10). Operation for media FIFO Media FIFO Action You can save up to 100 wirelessly retrieved data files. If there are more than 100 files, the files are deleted from the oldest one first and new files are saved.
Page 171 Chapter 5 Displaying Logging Data, Wirelessly Retrieved Data, Combined Data and Backfilled Data (Universal Viewer) Wireless Input Unit Functions of the Universal Viewer (Version R3.05 and later) The Universal Viewer (Version R3.05 and later) can be used to view the GX70SM logging data files, wirelessly retrieved data combined data files and backfilled files. This section explains the wireless input unit functions of the Universal Viewer. Only the parts that are different from the standard functions are explained.
Page 172 5.1 Wireless Input Unit Functions of the Universal Viewer (R3.05 and later) File Selection Area The following options have been added when opening a data file. Option Description Backfill (.GSEF) Displays only backfilled files that have been backfilled. 920Config (.GLK) Displays only wirelessly retrieved data files. For detail on the file selection area, see the following manual.
Page 173 5.1 Wireless Input Unit Functions of the Universal Viewer (R3.05 and later) 5.1.3 Waveform Display of Combined Data and Backfilled Data The waveform display of combined data and backfilled data are the same as the waveform data display of the GX/GP/GM. You can switch the time axis display between absolute time and relative time. For details on the time axis setting, see the following manual.
Page 174: Alarm List Display
5.1 Wireless Input Unit Functions of the Universal Viewer (R3.05 and later) 5.1.4 Alarm List Display In the alarm list display, data dropout alarms are indicated as “D.” Alarm To tabbed page Type For details on the alarm list display, see the following manual. Universal Viewer Section 3.4, “Displaying a List of Alarms, Marks, and Image Marks”...
Page 175 5.1 Wireless Input Unit Functions of the Universal Viewer (R3.05 and later) Operation What Appears on the Screen (Bold words are displayed on the screen. Non-bold words are explanations.) Unit number [All, 1 to 96] Wireless input unit standard Serial number [serial number] Type[disconnect, manual resume, activation, maintenance, maintenance release, reconfiguration] Unit number [All, 1 to 96] Wireless input unit reconfig Serial number [serial number] Type[disconnect, manual resume, activation, maintenance, maintenance release, reconfiguration]...
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Page 177 Chapter 6 GX/GP/GM Communication Commands Added and Changed Commands This chapter describes the commands that have been added or changed on the GX/GP/GM with the 920 MHz Wireless Communication (/CM2, /CM3 option) from those of the standard GX/GP/GM. For details on communication commands, see also the Communication Interface User’s Manual (IM 04L51B01-17EN).
Page 178 6.1 Added and Changed Commands Classification Category Command Description Reference to the Communication Command IM Setting SMultiKind Multi panel [GX/GP] 2.4 Setting Set the screens to display on the multi panel. Commands Wireless input unit info and wireless input unit SMultiKind reconfiguration screens cannot be assigned to the multi panel.
Page 179 6.1 Added and Changed Commands Classification Category Command Description Reference to the Communication Command IM Output _UNS, _UNR Outputs the Instrument’s Unit Configuration 2.8 Instrument Information Information Outputs the instrument’s unit configuration Output Changed information. Commands /CM and /CS are added to the unit option _UNS or information output.
Page 180: List Of Commands
List of Commands 6.2.3 Instrument Information Commands Command Description Page 6-13 6.2.1 Setting Commands _OPT Outputs the instrument’s option installation information 6-13 _UNS Outputs the instrument’s unit Command Description Page (Required Options) configuration information 6-13 Outputs the instrument’s unit _UNR [Applicable Models] configuration information Wireless Input Unit Setting Commands Wireless input unit timeout SWUnitTimeOut setting SWUnitTOPreset Wireless input unit preset...
Page 181 SRangeCom Setting Commands Measuring range (/MC) Sets the measurement range of a communication channel. SWUnitTimeOut Unused Channels Syntax Wireless Input Unit Timeout SRangeCom,p1,p2 p1 Channel number Sets the GX70SM timeout. p2 Enable or disable (Off) Syntax SWUnitTimeOut,p1,p2 Used Channels Wireless input unit number Syntax SRangeCom,p1,p2,p3,p4,p5,p6 GX20-1/GP20-1/GM10-1: 01 to 50 p1 Channel number GX20-2/GP20-2/GM10-2: 01 to 96 On/Off (On, Off)
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6.3 Setting Commands Query SWDCom[,p1]? SAlarmCom Example Set the watchdog timer of communication Alarm (/MC) channel 001 to 60 seconds. Replace the communication channel 001 value with its Sets the alarm of a communication channel. preset value at watchdog timer expiration. No Alarm Setting SWDCom,001,On,60,Preset Syntax...
Page 183 6.3 Setting Commands p17 Output value of correction point 7 SCalibUseCom p18 Input value of correction point 8 Calibration correction use on/off p19 Output value of correction point 8 p20 Input value of correction point 9 Sets the calibration correction use of a communication p21 Output value of correction point 9 channel to on or off.
Page 184 6.3 Setting Commands Example Set three correction points on communication SFailSts channel 001 (measurement range: 0.0 to Instrument information to output (/FL) 100.0). Set the correction points as follows: when the input value is 0.0, the output value is (/CM2, /CM3) [GX/GP] 0.1; when the input value is 50.0 V, the output Sets the instrument information to output from the fail value is 50.2 V;...
Page 185 6.3 Setting Commands Under the following conditions, p1=Wireless cannot be SHomeKind changed to other options. Standard display [GX/GP] Conditions that allow changing the setting while the function receiver is recording Set the screen to display on the standard display. Before After change Change allowed? For Multi Panel change (After Security Security Syntax SHomeKind,p1,p2,p3 confirmation) function not function p1 Screen type (Multi) available available...
Page 186 6.3 Setting Commands ProgramSelect Program selection (/ SFavoriteKind Favorite screen [GX/GP] ProgramRun Program operation (/ Sets the favorite screen. WirelessInfo Wireless input unit information For the screen types, see p1 of the “SHomeKind” Wireless Wireless input unit command. reconfiguration Reconf See section 2.4, “Setting commands” in the communication command manual.
Page 187: Output Commands
FData Output Commands Outputs the most recent channel data Outputs the most recent I/O channel, math channel, and communication channel data. Syntax FWUnitConf FData,p1,p2,p3 p1 Output format Wireless input unit configuration output The most recent data in ASCII format Retrieves the wireless input unit configuration and The most recent data in binary format performs reconfiguration, maintenance, restore, and p2 First channel activation.
Page 188 6.4 Output Commands Description p3 Batch group number • All batch group numbers For the binary output format, see section 6.7.2, “Channel FIFO Data (FFifoCur)” on page 6-23. Batch group number 1 to • p2 = 2 is valid when the measurement mode is set to dual interval.
Page 189: Instrument Information Output Commands
Instrument FWUnitStat Information Output Outputs the Wireless input unit status Commands Outputs the wireless input unit status. Syntax FWUnitStat Description • _OPT For the ASCII output format, see section 6.6.9, “Wireless Input Unit Status Output (FWUnitStat)” on Outputs the instrument’s option page 6-22 installation information Outputs the instrument’s option installation information.
Page 190: Ascii Output Format
ASCII Output Format 6.6.1 Wireless Input Unit Configuration Output (FWUnitConf) The output in response to the command "FWUnitConf,0" is shown below. When there are no parameters Syntax EA<crlf> 000:cccccccccccccccc_uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu<crlf> 001:cccccccccccccccc_uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu<crlf> nnn:cccccccccccccccc_uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu<crlf> 095:cccccccccccccccc_uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu<crlf> 096:cccccccccccccccc_uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu<crlf> EN<crlf> Wireless input unit number cccccccccccccccc Model name of the wireless input unit that is actually connected Wireless unit not installed (“-” 16 -------------------- characters) Wireless input unit...
Page 191 6.6 ASCII Output Format 6.6.2 Most Recent Channel Data (FData) The output in response to the command "FData,0" is shown below. GX70SM data dropout alarm (D) is added. See section 2.10.1, “Most Recent Channel Data (FData)” in the Communication Command Manual. Syntax Alarm status (level 1) Alarm status (level 2) Alarm status (level 3) Alarm status (level 4)
Page 192 6.6 ASCII Output Format 6.6.3 GX status (FStat) The output in response to the command "FStat,0" is shown below. The status “wireless error detected” is added to status information 2. See section 2.10.8, “Recorder status (FStat)” in the Communication Command Manual. Status Information 2 Name Description Set to 1 when the wireless data retrieval in progress (version...
Page 193 6.6 ASCII Output Format 6.6.6 Detail Event Log Output (FEventLog) (/AS) The output in response to the command "FEventLog" is shown below. Output is possible when the advanced security function (/AS) is enabled. The GX70SM calibration correction log is added. See section 2.10.23, “Detail Event Log Output (FEventLog) (/AS)” in the Communication Command Manual.
Page 194: Operation
6.6 ASCII Output Format Operation Event string ### information and detailed information Information is Blue text indicates the detailed information output included in ### format. Calibration correction SetCom Action (output in the event string) value change (for ####### ###: CCValue: linearizer approximation, communication linearizer bias uuu:pp:dd:cccc:ssssssssss:(input,output)=(b1 channels) ,b2)
Page 195 6.6 ASCII Output Format Operation Event string ### information and detailed information Information is Blue text indicates the detailed information output included in ### format. Changes to timeout SetWUTimeout uuu:ssssssssss:(s,sec)=(b1,b2)->(a1,a2) Unit number (0: No GX70SM settings (GX70SM) assignment) s,•••s Serial number (Null: No GX70SM assignment) On/Off [ON, OFF] Timeout period (before and after change)
Page 196 6.6 ASCII Output Format Operation Event string ### information and detailed information Information is Blue text indicates the detailed information output included in ### format. Wireless data retrieval WURStartuuu Unit number (output in the event string) start (version 4.09 and uuu,dddd later) Unit number (output in the event string) Number of data Wireless data retrieval...
Page 197: Output Example
6.6 ASCII Output Format 6.6.7 Instrument’s Option Installation Information (_OPT) The output in response to the command "_OPT" is shown below. The installation information of the 920 MHz wireless communication (/CM, /CS) option is added. See section 2.10.43, “Instrument’s Option Installation Information (_OPT)” in the Communication Command Manual.
Page 198 6.6 ASCII Output Format 6.6.9 Wireless Input Unit Status Output (FWUnitStat) The output in response to the command “FWUnitStat” is shown below. Syntax EA<crlf> 001:pppp,ssssssssss,t···,r···,b···,w···<crlf> nnn:pppp,ssssssssss,t···,r···,b···<crlf> 096:pppp,ssssssssss,t···,r···,b···<crlf> EN<crlf> Wireless input unit number (001 to 096) pppp Wireless type (Hexadecimal display) 0000 No wireless input unit 7FFD Wireless input unit Wireless input unit status (fixed to 10 characters)
Page 199 Format of the Data Block of Binary Output 6.7.1 Most Recent Channel Data (FData) Wireless input unit data dropout is added to the alarm (32 bits). See section 2.11.1, “Most Recent Channel Data (FData)” in the Communication Command Manual. Block 1 Alarm (32 bits) Indicates the alarm status. 8 bits 8 bits 8 bits 8 bits Alarm 1 Alarm 2...
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Page 201 Appendix Appendix 1 Communication Channel Assignments Based on Station Numbers and Data Types Table of Communication Channel Assignments Based on Station Numbers and Data Types Station Comm. Station Comm. Station Comm. CH Description number number number (Unit number) (Unit number) (Unit number) C001 C051 C101 Input 1 C002 C052 C102 Input 2 C003 C053 C103 Input 3 C004 C054 C104 Higher data serial number C005 C055 C105...
Page 202 Appendix 1 Communication Channel Assignments Based on Station Numbers and Data Types Station Comm. Station Comm. Station Comm. CH Description number number number (Unit number) (Unit number) (Unit number) C151 C201 C251 Input 1 C152 C202 C252 Input 2 C153 C203 C253 Input 3 C154 C204 C254 Higher data serial number C155 C205 C255 Lower data serial number C156 C206 C256...
Page 203 Appendix 1 Communication Channel Assignments Based on Station Numbers and Data Types Station Comm. Station Comm. Station Comm. CH Description number number number (Unit number) (Unit number) (Unit number) C301 C351 C401 Input 1 C302 C352 C402 Input 2 C303 C353 C403 Input 3 C304 C354 C404 Higher data serial number C305 C355 C405 Lower data serial number C306 C356 C406...
Page 204 Appendix 1 Communication Channel Assignments Based on Station Numbers and Data Types Station Comm. CH Description number (Unit number) C451 Input 1 C452 Input 2 C453 Input 3 C454 Higher data serial number C455 Lower data serial number C456 Input 1 C457 Input 2 C458 Input 3 C459 Higher data serial number C460 Lower data serial number C461 Input 1...
Page 205: General Specifications
<<Contents>> <<Index>> General Model GX70SM Specifications For the US Wireless Input Unit GS 04L57B01-01EN n Overview The wireless input unit is a compact, battery-driven analog input unit that uses 920 MHz specified low power radio. It connects to a SMARTDAC+ GX20, GP20, or GM10 coordinator over a multi-hop wireless link, and allows data collection and status display of the wireless input unit on the GX20/GP20/GM10.
Page 206 100 μV Standard signal 1-5 V 0.800 to 5.200 V ± (0.05% of rdg + 3 digits) ± (0.1% of rdg + 15 digits) 1 mV Level Threshold level (Vth = 2.4 V) accuracy ± 0.1 V 1 kΩ or less: 1 (ON), 100 kΩ or more: 0 (OFF) Contact (parallel capacitance of 0.01 μF or less) rdg: Reading value R, S, B, K, E, J, T, N: IEC60584-1, DIN EN60584, JIS1602 WRe3-25: W-3%Re/W-25%Re (Hoskins Mfg.Co.) ASTM E988 Pt100: JIS C 1604, IEC 60751, DIN EN60751 JPt100: JIS C1604, JIS C1606 DI contact detection current value: approx. 10 μA Use standard mode to supply power through the USB connector. Measurement accuracy at scaling: measurement accuracy at scaling (digits) = m easurement accuracy (digits) × scaling span (digits) /measurement span (digits) + 1 digit * Rounding up decimal places All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2018, Yokogawa Electric Corporation GS 04L57B01-01EN 2022.6.24-00...
Page 207 Measuring range: 0 to 90%RH • Allowable signal source resistance: 2 kΩ or less for thermocouple/voltage (200 mV range or less) Hysteresis: ±2%RH Resolution: 0.1%RH • Effect of signal source resistance: ±10 μV/1 kΩ or less for thermocouple/DC voltage • Enhanced data backup function (/DB) (200 mV range or less) Number of data logging points: Max 9000 data ±0.15% of rdg/1 kΩ or less for voltage (2 V range or Send (scan) interval: Fastest 30 seconds higher)/standard signal Data transmission: It sends the data within the • Allowable wiring resistance: 10 Ω or less per line (the specified range according to the request of the same resistance for all three lines) for RTD wirelessly retrieved data from GX20/GP20/GM10. • Effect of wiring resistance: ±0.1°C/10 Ω (the same resistance for all three lines) for RTD • Effects of ambient temperature: Fluctuation per 10°C change DCV, TC range: Within ±(0.1% of rdg + 0.05% of range) (reference junction compensation accuracy not included) RTD range: Within ±(0.1% of rdg + 0.2°C) All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2018, Yokogawa Electric Corporation GS 04L57B01-01EN 2022.6.24-00...
Page 208: Power Supply
Note) If the firmware version of the coordinator or router Power Supply (repeater) wireless module is not compatible with the wireless input unit, you need to update it. • Battery-driven Compatible battery: CR123A, CR17345 (Lithium primary battery, 3.0 V/1,400 mAh or more) x 2 pieces Note: Batteries are not included. Please obtain them separately (recommended battery manufacturer: Panasonic). Estimated battery life Under the following conditions, the battery runs for about 5 years or about 4 years (with /DB option) in standard mode and about 7 years or about 5 years (with /DB option) in battery-save mode.* All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2018, Yokogawa Electric Corporation GS 04L57B01-01EN 2022.6.24-00...
Page 209: Standards Compliance
281.3 (11.07) • Color: Smoke gray (Munsell 4.1PB 6.0/4.5 equivalent) • External dimensions: 90 (W) x 90 (H) x 32 (D) mm • Weight: Approx. 300 g External Dimensions Unit: mm Unless otherwise specified, tolerance is ±3 % (however, tolerance is ±0.3 mm when below 10 mm). 32 (1.26) 90 (3.54) All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2018, Yokogawa Electric Corporation GS 04L57B01-01EN 2022.6.24-00...
Page 210: Installation Dimensions
• Firmware upload Firmware can be updated using the Wireless Input Unit Configurator. Functional ground terminal • Operation mode Symbol Change between measurement and configuration mode with a switch. B (+) b (─) B (+) b (─) • Wireless function* The wireless function can be turned on and off with a switch. Recommended wire: AWG14-28 When using the GX70SM as a standalone data Recommended tightening torque: Approx. 0.2 N•m or logger, you can turn off the wireless function to less prolong the battery life. • Data logging function Saves up to 4500 or 9000 (with /DB option) data points per channel. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2018, Yokogawa Electric Corporation GS 04L57B01-01EN 2022.6.24-00...
Page 211: Normal Operating Conditions
• Shock: 392 m/s maximum (in packaged condition) Features • Wireless configuration: Wireless communication, Send (scan) interval, LED settings, etc. • Input configuration: Input range, linear scaling, measurement mode, etc. Modification history management is possible. • Input calibration: Input calibration is possible. • Firmware updating: Wireless and input firmware can be updated. • Logging data function: The logging data held by the wireless input unit can be saved to a file.* Wirelessly retrieved data files created using GX20/ GP20/GM10 can be combined with missing sections of the GX20/GP20/GM10 recording data (event data) using the Auto Backfill Tool (application software). Wirelessly retrieved data file when collecting data from GX70SM (with /DB option) Note: Power supply form USB is required during wireless input unit configuration. Use a powered USB cable. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2018, Yokogawa Electric Corporation GS 04L57B01-01EN 2022.6.24-00...
Page 212: Pc System Requirements
Server 2019 • Backfill files can be displayed on the SMARTDAC+ Universal Viewer and signatures can be attached to Hard disk: them. 100MB or more of free space (depending on the amount of data, you may need more memory), NTFS recommended. Display: OS compatible display with a resolution of 1024×768 dots or higher and High Color or higher Mouse: Mouse compatible with the OS Communication port: USB port Other: Microsoft .NET Framework 4.6.1 or later* Required to connect and operate the wireless input unit. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2018, Yokogawa Electric Corporation GS 04L57B01-01EN 2022.6.24-00...
Page 213: Supported Functions
Displays wireless input unit information. Status monitoring and maintenance period management are available. • Loop calibration function Wireless input data correction using the calibration correction function • Web application and Hardware Configurator also support wireless input unit functions. • Wireless data retrieval (version 4.09 and later) It is a function that is used to detect if there is any missing data from the data collected by GX70SM (with /DB option), collect the missing data from GX70SM automatically, and create a file for it (wirelessly retrieved data file). The file that was created can be saved to an SD memory card and transferred via FTP. Wirelessly retrieved data files can be combined with missing sections of the GX20/GP20/GM10 recording data using the Auto Backfill Tool. It is enabled for GX70SM with /DB option. Only available when the advanced security function (/AS option) is enabled. However, it cannot be used when the multi-batch function (/BT option) is enabled. Also wireless communication module version is v4.4.0 and later. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2018, Yokogawa Electric Corporation GS 04L57B01-01EN 2022.6.24-00...
Page 214: Standard Accessories
● Communication may not be possible in the following locations due to the surrounding environment. • Where strong magnetic field, static electricity, or radio interference occurs. • R ooms with metallic walls (including concrete containing metal reinforcement material), cases, shelves, gratings, windows with metal mesh, and walls with thick concrete. • Within warehouses for liquid containers. ● The backfill function may not work properly if you use it in an environment with bad wireless connection, or if you do not configure or operate it in the right way. ● If another wireless device using the same radio frequency band as this product is present in the communication area of this product, data rate degradation or communication errors may occur, preventing normal communication. ● This product has obtained FCC marking. As such, the following acts may be punishable by law. • Disassembling or altering the product. • Removing the certification label. • Using an antenna other than the specified option. ● Because this product uses radio signals, bear in mind that communication may be intercepted by third parties. n Liability YOKOGAWA assumes no liability to any party for any loss or damage, direct or indirect, caused by lost or missing data due to interrupted wireless or cable communication, or the use of the product outside the design, specifications, or handling conditions. Except for the matters stipulated in the warranty of this product, YOKOGAWA does not guarantee any measurement data and operation taken when there is a failure, erroneous operation, and problem with the product. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2018, Yokogawa Electric Corporation GS 04L57B01-01EN 2022.6.24-00...
Page 215 GS 04L51B01-42EN GX/GP/GM I/O module: GX90XA/GX90XD/GX90YD/GX90WD/GX90XP/GX90YA I/O Module GS 04L53B01-01EN Router (repeater): UT35A/MDL, UT32A/MDL Controller (DIN rail mounting type): GS 05P01D81-01EN UT55A/MDL, UT52A/MDL Controller (DIN rail mounting type) GS 05P01C81-01EN Trademarks SMARTDAC+ is a registered trademark or trademark of Yokogawa Electric Corporation. Microsoft, MS, and Windows are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries. Core2 Duo is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation. Modbus is a registered trademark of AEG Schneider. Other company names and product names appearing in this document are registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective holders. The company and product names used in this manual are not accompanied by the registered trademark or trademark symbols (® and ™). All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2018, Yokogawa Electric Corporation GS 04L57B01-01EN 2022.6.24-00 Subject to change without notice.
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Page 217: Specifications
<<Contents>> <<Index>> General Model GX70SM Specifications Wireless Input Unit For the Republic of Korea GS 04L57B01-43EN n Overview The wireless input unit is a compact, battery-driven analog input unit that uses 920 MHz specified low power radio. It connects to a SMARTDAC+ GX20, GP20, or GM10 coordinator over a multi-hop wireless link, and allows data collection and status display of the wireless input unit on the GX20/GP20/GM10.
Page 218 100 μV Standard signal 1-5 V 0.800 to 5.200 V ± (0.05% of rdg + 3 digits) ± (0.1% of rdg + 15 digits) 1 mV Level Threshold level (Vth = 2.4 V) accuracy ± 0.1 V 1 kΩ or less: 1 (ON), 100 kΩ or more: 0 (OFF) Contact (parallel capacitance of 0.01 μF or less) rdg: Reading value R, S, B, K, E, J, T, N: IEC60584-1, DIN EN60584, JIS1602 WRe3-25: W-3%Re/W-25%Re (Hoskins Mfg.Co.) ASTM E988 Pt100: JIS C 1604, IEC 60751, DIN EN60751 JPt100: JIS C1604, JIS C1606 DI contact detection current value: approx. 10 μA Use standard mode to supply power through the USB connector. Measurement accuracy at scaling: measurement accuracy at scaling (digits) = m easurement accuracy (digits) × scaling span (digits) /measurement span (digits) + 1 digit * Rounding up decimal places All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2019, Yokogawa Electric Corporation GS 04L57B01-43EN 2022.06.24-00...
Page 219 Approx. 1 MΩ for voltage (2 V range or higher)/ Resolution: 0.1%RH standard signal • Allowable signal source resistance: 2 kΩ or less for • Enhanced data backup function (/DB) thermocouple/voltage (200 mV range or less) Number of data logging points: Max 9000 data • Effect of signal source resistance: Send (scan) interval: Fastest 30 seconds ±10 μV/1 kΩ or less for thermocouple/DC voltage Data transmission: It sends the data within the (200 mV range or less) specified range according to the request of the ±0.15% of rdg/1 kΩ or less for voltage (2 V range or wirelessly retrieved data from GX20/GP20/GM10. higher)/standard signal • Allowable wiring resistance: 10 Ω or less per line (the same resistance for all three lines) for RTD • Effect of wiring resistance: ±0.1°C/10 Ω (the same resistance for all three lines) for RTD • Effects of ambient temperature: Fluctuation per 10°C change DCV, TC range: Within ±(0.1% of rdg + 0.05% of range) (reference junction compensation accuracy not included) RTD range: Within ±(0.1% of rdg + 0.2°C) All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2019, Yokogawa Electric Corporation GS 04L57B01-43EN 2022.06.24-00...
Page 220 • Battery-driven • Firmware version of connectable coordinator and Compatible battery: CR123A, CR17345 (Lithium router (repeater) wireless modules: V 4.2.0 and later primary battery 3.0 V/1,400 mAh or more) x 2 pieces Note) If the firmware version of the coordinator or router Note: Batteries are not included. Please obtain them (repeater) wireless module is not compatible with separately (recommended battery manufacturer: the wireless input unit, you need to update it. Panasonic). Estimated battery life Under the following conditions, the battery runs for about 5 years or about 4 years (with /DB optuion) in standard mode and about 7 years or about 5 years (with /DB option) in battery-save mode.* All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2019, Yokogawa Electric Corporation GS 04L57B01-43EN 2022.06.24-00...
Page 221 3.5 to 4.0 mm (0.14 to 0.16) At least 10 mm (0.39) below 70 (2.76) 32 (1.26) 90 (3.54) the neck of the screw When using the roof top antenna 98.4 (3.87) All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2019, Yokogawa Electric Corporation GS 04L57B01-43EN 2022.06.24-00...
Page 222 Transport and Storage Conditions seconds) The above sequence is repeated • Ambient temperature: -25 to 70°C twice, and then the LEDs are off • Ambient humidity: 5 to 95% RH (no condensation) for 10 seconds. • Vibration: 10 to 60 Hz, 4.9 m/s or less Input error Lit for 0.1 • Shock: 392 m/s maximum (in packaged condition) seconds at about 5 second intervals Mode setting error * Repeats the sequence of green and red lit in sync (0.1 seconds) and all off (0.9 seconds) three times, turns off for 2 seconds, and repeats the entire sequence. * F or example, configuring in a mode other than measurement mode when there is no USB connection. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2019, Yokogawa Electric Corporation GS 04L57B01-43EN 2022.06.24-00...
Page 223 Windows Server 2016 Windows Server 2019 Hard disk: 100MB or more of free space (depending on the amount of data, you may need more memory), NTFS recommended. Display: OS compatible display with a resolution of 1024×768 dots or higher and High Color or higher Mouse: Mouse compatible with the OS Communication port: USB port Other: Microsoft .NET Framework 4.6.1 or later* Required to connect and operate the wireless input unit. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2019, Yokogawa Electric Corporation GS 04L57B01-43EN 2022.06.24-00...
Page 224 Displays wireless input unit information. Status monitoring and maintenance period management are available. • Loop calibration function Wireless input data correction using the calibration correction function • Web application and Hardware Configurator also support wireless input unit functions. • Wireless data retrieval It is a function that is used to detect if there is any missing data from the data collected by GX70SM (with /DB option), collect the missing data from GX70SM automatically, and create a file for it (wirelessly retrieved data file). The file that was created can be saved to an SD memory card and transferred via FTP. Wirelessly retrieved data files can be combined with missing sections of the GX20/GP20/GM10 recording data using the Auto Backfill Tool. It is enabled for GX70SM with /DB option. Only available when the advanced security function (/AS option) is enabled. However, it cannot be used when the multi-batch function (/BT option) is enabled. Also wireless communication module version is v4.4.0 and later. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2019, Yokogawa Electric Corporation GS 04L57B01-43EN 2022.06.24-00...
Page 225 ● Communication may not be possible in the following locations due to the surrounding environment. • Where strong magnetic field, static electricity, or radio interference occurs. • R ooms with metallic walls (including concrete containing metal reinforcement material), cases, shelves, gratings, windows with metal mesh, and walls with thick concrete. • Within warehouses for liquid containers. ● The backfill function may not work properly if you use it in an environment with bad wireless connection, or if you do not configure or operate it in the right way. ● If another wireless device using the same radio frequency band as this product is present in the communication area of this product, data rate degradation or communication errors may occur, preventing normal communication. ● This product has obtained KC marking. As such, the following acts may be punishable by law. • Disassembling or altering the product. • Removing the certification label. • Using an antenna other than the specified option. ● Because this product uses radio signals, bear in mind that communication may be intercepted by third parties. n Liability YOKOGAWA assumes no liability to any party for any loss or damage, direct or indirect, caused by lost or missing data due to interrupted wireless or cable communication, or the use of the product outside the design, specifications, or handling conditions. Except for the matters stipulated in the warranty of this product, YOKOGAWA does not guarantee any measurement data and operation taken when there is a failure, erroneous operation, and problem with the product. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2019, Yokogawa Electric Corporation GS 04L57B01-43EN 2022.06.24-00...
Page 226 GS 04L55B01-01EN GX20/GP20 (/CM3/MC option) GM (/CM3/MC and /CS3 options) 920 MHz Wireless Communication GS 04L51B01-43EN GX/GP/GM I/O module: GX90XA/GX90XD/GX90YD/GX90WD/GX90XP/GX90YA I/O Module GS 04L53B01-01EN Router (repeater): UT32A/MDL Controller (DIN rail mounting type): GS 05P01D81-43EN UPM100 Universal Power Monitor GS 77C01H01-43EN All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2019, Yokogawa Electric Corporation GS 04L57B01-43EN 2022.06.24-00 Subject to change without notice.

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