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Summarization of Contents
Section 1: Preface
Preface
Introduction to the Honeywell X Series recorder, its features, and the manual's scope.
Documentation
Information on available manuals for software and recorders, and supplementary documents.
Notes
Important notes regarding manual accuracy, updates, and copyright.
Trademarks
List of registered trademarks for Microsoft and Compact Flash.
Safety
Information on safety compliance with BS EN 61010-1:2001 and UL 61010C-1 standards.
Symbols
Explanation of safety symbols that may appear on the recorder labelling.
Static Electricity
Precautions for handling components susceptible to electrostatic discharge.
Protocols used in this manual
Defines symbols and warnings used in the manual for safety and clarity.
Safety and Symbol Identification
Defines warning, caution, and notice symbols and their meanings.
Warnings and Safety Precautions
Details critical safety advice and handling procedures.
Do’s and Don’ts
Essential installation and handling guidelines for safe operation.
Hazardous Voltage
Defines hazardous voltage levels and safety precautions for operators.
Section 2: Installation
Damage checks
Instructions for reporting any damage to the recorder or its contents.
Unpacking
Steps for unpacking the recorder and verifying contents.
Contents
List of standard items included with the recorder package.
Re-packing
Guidance on proper repacking procedures to maintain warranty.
Environment and Location
Recommendations for suitable installation environment and location.
Mechanical Installation
Details on mounting, viewing angles, and panel cut-out sizes for recorders.
Panel Mounting Clamp Installation
Instructions for installing panel clamps for secure mounting.
Electrical Installation
Guidance on electrical installation, including category, fuses, and cables.
Installation Category
Specifies installation category and pollution degree requirements.
Fuses
Information on fuse replacement for the DC input power supply.
Cables
Requirements for using screened cable and low impedance earth connections.
Signal Wiring
Guidelines for safe signal wiring and ensuring safety earth connection.
Section 4: Recorder Setup
Power up
Initial steps after powering up the recorder, including splash screen and language.
Menu Access
Guide to accessing the recorder's menu system via the touch screen.
Log On/Off
Procedure for logging into and out of the recorder's system.
Local Settings
Configuration of local settings like language, time zones, and units.
Time and Date Settings
Instructions for setting the recorder's time and date.
Firmware Options
Enabling firmware options by checking credits and selecting desired features.
Menu Path
Explanation of how the menu path indicates the user's current location in the system.
Setup Menu
Edit Setup
Access to sub-menus for configuring Field IO, Pens, Comms, etc.
Save Setup
Procedure for saving the recorder setup configuration.
Load Setup
Procedure for loading previously saved setup configurations.
Back Button
Functionality of the back button to return to the previous menu.
Edit Setup
Field IO
Configuration of Analogue In, Analogue Out, Alarm/Digital IO, and Pulse Inputs.
Pens
Configuration of pens including scales, maths, alarms, and logging.
Comms
Configuration of communication services like Modbus, Web, and Email.
Events/Counters
Configuration of events and counters for logging occurrences.
General
Configuration of general recorder information like identity and alerts.
Screen
Configuration of screen saver, chart speed, and brightness settings.
Recording
Setup of scheduled recording and storage bias.
Reports
Configuration for generating and running reports.
Field IO Menu
Analogue In
Configuration of each Analogue Input channel.
Analogue Out
Configuration of each Analogue Output channel.
Alarm/Digital IO
Configuration of Relay Alarm Output or Digital Input/Output cards.
Pulse Inputs
Configuration of each Pulse Input channel.
Linearisation Tables
User-defined tables for non-linear input signal display.
Pens Menu
Enabled
Toggle to enable or disable individual pens.
Tag
Assign an identifier for the pen.
Description
Provide a description for the pen displayed on custom screens.
Maths Type
Select the type of mathematical calculation for the pen signal.
Edit Maths
Edit the mathematical expressions for a specific pen.
Scale
Configure scale parameters including units, span, and zero.
Logging
Setup the logging configuration for each pen.
Alarms
Setup the alarm profile for each pen.
Totaliser
Setup the totalising profile for each pen.
RAV
Display the Rolling Average for the pen.
Group
Allocate pens to groups for batch control or report generation.
Colour
Set the default pen colour for display.
Trace Width
Set the trace width for the pen on a chart.
Scale Menu
Units
Set measurement units for the scale.
Span
Define the highest value of the scale.
Zero
Define the bottom of the scale.
Scale Type
Toggle between Linear or Logarithmic scale types.
Divs Select
Select Auto or User Defined divisions for linear scales.
Logging Menu
Enabled
Activate or deactivate logging for the pen.
Type
Select logging type: Continuous or Fuzzy.
Rate Units
Set the units for the logging rate.
Rate
Specify the data logging speed.
Alarm Rate Units
Set units for the alarm logging rate.
Alarm Rate
Define the logging rate when the pen enters an alarm state.
Method
Select logging method: Sample, Average, or Max/Min.
Align
Align logging at specified intervals.
Auto Fit
Log last data point before signal goes out of tolerance.
Band 1 %
Set tolerance band percentage for input signal.
Fuzzy Band 2
Set a tighter tolerance band, used with Autofit.
Band 2 %
Specify tighter tolerance band percentage.
Totaliser Menu
Enabled
Activate or deactivate totalising for the pen.
Comms Menu
Services
Access Modbus, Web, Email, SNTP, FTP, and Peers settings.
TCP/IP
Configure Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol settings.
Network Admin
Setup network printing and emailing parameters.
Web Browser
Web Browse
Enable/disable web browsing function for recorder information.
Email
General operation of the e-mail system
How the recorder sends messages via an e-mail server using SMTP.
Standard Communication Interfaces
Rear Ethernet Communication port
Details of the Ethernet port supporting Modbus TCP/IP, OPC, and Web Browser.
Rear RS485 port
Information on the RS485 port for eZtrend QXe and Minitrend/Multitrend recorders.
Front and Rear USB Communication Ports
Interface options for USB devices like keyboards, storage, and printers.
Hardware Installation
Device and PC Ethernet connections
Diagram illustrating Ethernet connections between devices and PCs via hubs/switches.
Hubs or Switches
Explanation of hubs and switches as common connection points in networks.
Getting connected - IP Address
Stand alone system
Connecting a device directly to a PC using an Ethernet crossover cable.
Local Area Network setup
LAN Setup
Diagram illustrating a Local Area Network setup.
Links to Remote Networks
Data Logging and Transfer
How to transfer data using TrendServer software via various methods.
Comms and Trend Manager Suite
TrendServer
Network-aware software for real-time viewing, archiving, and communication.
TrendManager Pro
Advanced data analysis and archiving software for recorder configuration.
TrendViewer
Standard software for displaying and printing imported data.
System Requirements
Minimum system specifications for PC software packages.
Software Installation
Upgrades
Information on upgrading software packages like TrendViewer and TrendServer.
Start Up
Import recorders
Procedure for importing recorder setups into TrendServer Pro.
External Import
Find Device button
Utility to find X Series recorders on the network.
Modbus profile tool, data update
Updating Modbus profiles automatically or manually.
Communications Server
Comms Server Overview
Overview of the Communications Server and its functions.
Start up
Procedure for starting the Communications Server.
Comms Server Setup
Add a Device
Methods for adding a device to the comms server.
Add a Device via Ethernet
Procedure for adding a device via Ethernet connection.
Comms Server Setup
Add a Device
Steps to add a device to a comms port.
Delete a Device
Procedure for deleting a device from the comms server.
Comms ports
Database Servers
Listing and accessing databases and devices within them.
Add a Database
Add a Database Server
Steps to add a database server.
Connect to a Database Server
Connecting to a database server using its IP address.
Delete a Database Server
Procedure for removing a database server.
Realtime Graphing
Drag and Drop Recorder from the list onto the graph area
Instructions for adding recorders and pens to the graph.
Comms Database Server
System Setup
Ways to set up the system for device logging.
Modbus Capabilities
Details on Modbus master capabilities and limitations.
OPC Interface - Open Process Control
OPC limitations
Technical limitations of OPC DA and OPC A&E servers.
OPC DA Server
Details on OPC DA server group and item limits per client.
OPC A&E Server
Information on OPC A&E server alarm and event subscription limits.
How OPC works
Explanation of how OPC enables interoperability between devices and software.
OPC Clients
Using OPC clients for real-time interface with servers.
Web Browser
Web Browse
Enabling/disabling the web browse function and remote viewer access.
IP Address Troubleshooting
Internet Security Settings
Configuring web browser security and firewall settings for network access.
Section 9: PC Software Suite
The TrendManager Pro Software Suite
Overview of the software suite and its components.
System Requirements
Minimum system requirements for PC software packages.
Section 10: Spares List
Minitrend QX Recorder
List of spare parts for the Minitrend QX recorder.
Multitrend SX Recorder
List of spare parts for the Multitrend SX recorder.
eZtrend QXe Recorder
List of spare parts for the eZtrend QXe recorder.
Section 11: Instrument Care and Maintenance
Instrument Care and Manintenance
General guidelines for maintaining the recorder's hardware.
Cleaning Instructions
Safe procedures for cleaning the recorder's touch screen and unit.
Backlights
Information on backlight MTTF and factors affecting its lifespan.
Operating Temperature
Recommendations for operating temperatures to prevent display degradation.
Touch Screen
Care and cleaning guidelines for the touch screen.
Calibration
Recommendation for regular recorder calibration to ensure accuracy.
Section 12: Technical Data & Specifications
Field IO Specification
Specifications for Analogue Output and Pulse Input cards.
Analogue Input
Details on user-defined maximum input ranges.
Relay Alarm/Digital Input Specification
Specifications for relay alarm and digital input/output cards.
Relay/Alarm Output Card Options
Description of 4 and 8 Channel Relay Alarm Card options.
Common Alarm Output
Details on the common alarm output relay.
Digital Input Cards
Information on 8 and 16 Digital Input options.
Digital Input Functions
Functions and actions that digital inputs can perform.
Failsafe Relay Positions
Table showing relay positions for normal and failsafe states.
Specification Tables
Compilation of various technical specifications and design attributes.
Specification Design Attributes
Details on digital indicators, display, communications, and math.
Specification Analogue Inputs
Technical specifications for analogue input parameters.
Specification Logging
Specifications related to logging methods, types, and rates.
Input Range Performance Accuracy Table
Table detailing input ranges, accuracy, and temp stability.
Specification Options
Details on optional features like Pulse Input and Alarm Outputs.
Firmware Options
List of available firmware options and their credit values.
Data Storage
Information on internal memory and removable media storage.
Power Requirements
Specifications for recorder power requirements.
Common Relay Output (SPNC)
Details on the common alarm output relay.
Battery
Information on the clock backup battery type and life.
Password Protection
Overview of password protection levels and user management.
Languages
List of supported language prompts for the recorder.
Temperature Units
Selection of temperature units for measurement.
Recorder Identification
Status bar information for recorder ID and screen name.
Clock
Accuracy and synchronization methods for the recorder's clock.
Alarm Set Points
Configuration of alarm set points and effects.
Appendix B: Maths Expressions
Full Maths & Script Processing
Explanation of basic and advanced math functions and scripting.
Maths Credit Options
Information on firmware credit options for math functions.
Maths Variable and Function Tables
Maths Variables
Table of available maths variables and their syntax.
Maths Function Table
List of available maths functions and their descriptions.
Functions for Scripts
Else
Scripting keyword for conditional execution.
Elseif
Scripting keyword for conditional testing.
First run
Scripting keyword to check if the script is running for the first time.
If
Scripting keyword for conditional execution.
Set Changed
Scripting keyword to check if setup has been changed.
Time Changed
Scripting keyword to check if time has been changed.
Appendix C: Thermocouple Connections
How Thermocouples work
Explanation of how thermocouples generate voltage based on temperature gradients.
Thermocouple CJC Compensation
Internal Automatic
Method using the recorder's internal temperature sensor for compensation.
Appendix D: Alarms
Alarms Menu
Functions for acknowledging, configuring, and viewing alarms.
Appendix E: Ethernet
Ethernet
Explanation of Ethernet technology and its operation in local area networks.
Email
General operation of the e-mail system
How the recorder sends messages via an e-mail server using SMTP.
Appendix F: Fuzzy Logging
What is Fuzzy Logging?
Definition of Fuzzy Logging as a real-time data compression technique.
What’s it for?
Benefits of Fuzzy Logging for scan rate, disk capacity, and recording time.
How does it work?
Explanation of Fuzzy Logging's adaptive technique for data capture.
Appendix G: F sub zero Sterilisation
The significance of F0
Explanation of the F0 value used in sterilisation processes.
Appendix H: Calibration
AI Calibration and CJC Calibration
Procedures for factory and user calibration of AI and CJC.
Sensor Compensation
Adjusting signal input for improved accuracy on sub ranges.
Appendix I: Battery Data
Location: Processor Board
Identifies the battery location for clock backup.
Safety Guidelines
Important safety precautions for handling and disposing of batteries.
Appendix J: Function Codes and Memory Maps
Modbus Memory Map Supplement:
Reference for Modbus serial communications user manual.
Totalisers
Information on totaliser values and Modbus registers.
Input Text message
Facility for passing text messages for chart annotation and logging.
Section 9: PC Software Suite
The TrendManager Pro Software Suite
Overview of the software suite and its components.
System Requirements
Minimum system requirements for PC software packages.
Section 10: Spares List
Minitrend QX Recorder
List of spare parts for the Minitrend QX recorder.
Multitrend SX Recorder
List of spare parts for the Multitrend SX recorder.
eZtrend QXe Recorder
List of spare parts for the eZtrend QXe recorder.
Section 11: Instrument Care and Maintenance
Instrument Care and Manintenance
General guidelines for maintaining the recorder's hardware.
Cleaning Instructions
Safe procedures for cleaning the recorder's touch screen and unit.
Backlights
Information on backlight MTTF and factors affecting its lifespan.
Operating Temperature
Recommendations for operating temperatures to prevent display degradation.
Touch Screen
Care and cleaning guidelines for the touch screen.
Calibration
Recommendation for regular recorder calibration to ensure accuracy.
Section 12: Technical Data & Specifications
Field IO Specification
Specifications for Analogue Output and Pulse Input cards.
Analogue Input
Details on user-defined maximum input ranges.
Relay Alarm/Digital Input Specification
Specifications for relay alarm and digital input/output cards.
Relay/Alarm Output Card Options
Description of 4 and 8 Channel Relay Alarm Card options.
Common Alarm Output
Details on the common alarm output relay.
Digital Input Cards
Information on 8 and 16 Digital Input options.
Digital Input Functions
Functions and actions that digital inputs can perform.
Failsafe Relay Positions
Table showing relay positions for normal and failsafe states.
Specification Tables
Compilation of various technical specifications and design attributes.
Specification Design Attributes
Details on digital indicators, display, communications, and math.
Specification Analogue Inputs
Technical specifications for analogue input parameters.
Specification Logging
Specifications related to logging methods, types, and rates.
Input Range Performance Accuracy Table
Table detailing input ranges, accuracy, and temp stability.
Specification Options
Details on optional features like Pulse Input and Alarm Outputs.
Firmware Options
List of available firmware options and their credit values.
Data Storage
Information on internal memory and removable media storage.
Power Requirements
Specifications for recorder power requirements.
Common Relay Output (SPNC)
Details on the common alarm output relay.
Battery
Information on the clock backup battery type and life.
Password Protection
Overview of password protection levels and user management.
Languages
List of supported language prompts for the recorder.
Temperature Units
Selection of temperature units for measurement.
Recorder Identification
Status bar information for recorder ID and screen name.
Clock
Accuracy and synchronization methods for the recorder's clock.
Alarm Set Points
Configuration of alarm set points and effects.
Appendix B: Maths Expressions
Full Maths & Script Processing
Explanation of basic and advanced math functions and scripting.
Maths Credit Options
Information on firmware credit options for math functions.
Maths Variable and Function Tables
Maths Variables
Table of available maths variables and their syntax.
Maths Function Table
List of available maths functions and their descriptions.
Functions for Scripts
Else
Scripting keyword for conditional execution.
Elseif
Scripting keyword for conditional testing.
First run
Scripting keyword to check if the script is running for the first time.
If
Scripting keyword for conditional execution.
Set Changed
Scripting keyword to check if setup has been changed.
Time Changed
Scripting keyword to check if time has been changed.
Appendix C: Thermocouple Connections
How Thermocouples work
Explanation of how thermocouples generate voltage based on temperature gradients.
Thermocouple CJC Compensation
Internal Automatic
Method using the recorder's internal temperature sensor for compensation.
Appendix D: Alarms
Alarms Menu
Functions for acknowledging, configuring, and viewing alarms.
Appendix E: Ethernet
Ethernet
Explanation of Ethernet technology and its operation in local area networks.
Email
General operation of the e-mail system
How the recorder sends messages via an e-mail server using SMTP.
Appendix F: Fuzzy Logging
What is Fuzzy Logging?
Definition of Fuzzy Logging as a real-time data compression technique.
What’s it for?
Benefits of Fuzzy Logging for scan rate, disk capacity, and recording time.
How does it work?
Explanation of Fuzzy Logging's adaptive technique for data capture.
Appendix G: F sub zero Sterilisation
The significance of F0
Explanation of the F0 value used in sterilisation processes.
Appendix H: Calibration
AI Calibration and CJC Calibration
Procedures for factory and user calibration of AI and CJC.
Sensor Compensation
Adjusting signal input for improved accuracy on sub ranges.
Appendix I: Battery Data
Location: Processor Board
Identifies the battery location for clock backup.
Safety Guidelines
Important safety precautions for handling and disposing of batteries.
Appendix J: Function Codes and Memory Maps
Modbus Memory Map Supplement:
Reference for Modbus serial communications user manual.
Totalisers
Information on totaliser values and Modbus registers.
Input Text message
Facility for passing text messages for chart annotation and logging.
Section 9: PC Software Suite
The TrendManager Pro Software Suite
Overview of the software suite and its components.
System Requirements
Minimum system requirements for PC software packages.
Section 10: Spares List
Minitrend QX Recorder
List of spare parts for the Minitrend QX recorder.
Multitrend SX Recorder
List of spare parts for the Multitrend SX recorder.
eZtrend QXe Recorder
List of spare parts for the eZtrend QXe recorder.
Section 11: Instrument Care and Maintenance
Instrument Care and Manintenance
General guidelines for maintaining the recorder's hardware.
Cleaning Instructions
Safe procedures for cleaning the recorder's touch screen and unit.
Backlights
Information on backlight MTTF and factors affecting its lifespan.
Operating Temperature
Recommendations for operating temperatures to prevent display degradation.
Touch Screen
Care and cleaning guidelines for the touch screen.
Calibration
Recommendation for regular recorder calibration to ensure accuracy.
Section 12: Technical Data & Specifications
Field IO Specification
Specifications for Analogue Output and Pulse Input cards.
Analogue Input
Details on user-defined maximum input ranges.
Relay Alarm/Digital Input Specification
Specifications for relay alarm and digital input/output cards.
Relay/Alarm Output Card Options
Description of 4 and 8 Channel Relay Alarm Card options.
Common Alarm Output
Details on the common alarm output relay.
Digital Input Cards
Information on 8 and 16 Digital Input options.
Digital Input Functions
Functions and actions that digital inputs can perform.
Failsafe Relay Positions
Table showing relay positions for normal and failsafe states.
Specification Tables
Compilation of various technical specifications and design attributes.
Specification Design Attributes
Details on digital indicators, display, communications, and math.
Specification Analogue Inputs
Technical specifications for analogue input parameters.
Specification Logging
Specifications related to logging methods, types, and rates.
Input Range Performance Accuracy Table
Table detailing input ranges, accuracy, and temp stability.
Specification Options
Details on optional features like Pulse Input and Alarm Outputs.
Firmware Options
List of available firmware options and their credit values.
Data Storage
Information on internal memory and removable media storage.
Power Requirements
Specifications for recorder power requirements.
Common Relay Output (SPNC)
Details on the common alarm output relay.
Battery
Information on the clock backup battery type and life.
Password Protection
Overview of password protection levels and user management.
Languages
List of supported language prompts for the recorder.
Temperature Units
Selection of temperature units for measurement.
Recorder Identification
Status bar information for recorder ID and screen name.
Clock
Accuracy and synchronization methods for the recorder's clock.
Alarm Set Points
Configuration of alarm set points and effects.
Appendix B: Maths Expressions
Full Maths & Script Processing
Explanation of basic and advanced math functions and scripting.
Maths Credit Options
Information on firmware credit options for math functions.
Maths Variable and Function Tables
Maths Variables
Table of available maths variables and their syntax.
Maths Function Table
List of available maths functions and their descriptions.
Functions for Scripts
Else
Scripting keyword for conditional execution.
Elseif
Scripting keyword for conditional testing.
First run
Scripting keyword to check if the script is running for the first time.
If
Scripting keyword for conditional execution.
Set Changed
Scripting keyword to check if setup has been changed.
Time Changed
Scripting keyword to check if time has been changed.
Appendix C: Thermocouple Connections
How Thermocouples work
Explanation of how thermocouples generate voltage based on temperature gradients.
Thermocouple CJC Compensation
Internal Automatic
Method using the recorder's internal temperature sensor for compensation.
Appendix D: Alarms
Alarms Menu
Functions for acknowledging, configuring, and viewing alarms.
Appendix E: Ethernet
Ethernet
Explanation of Ethernet technology and its operation in local area networks.
Email
General operation of the e-mail system
How the recorder sends messages via an e-mail server using SMTP.
Appendix F: Fuzzy Logging
What is Fuzzy Logging?
Definition of Fuzzy Logging as a real-time data compression technique.
What’s it for?
Benefits of Fuzzy Logging for scan rate, disk capacity, and recording time.
How does it work?
Explanation of Fuzzy Logging's adaptive technique for data capture.
Appendix G: F sub zero Sterilisation
The significance of F0
Explanation of the F0 value used in sterilisation processes.
Appendix H: Calibration
AI Calibration and CJC Calibration
Procedures for factory and user calibration of AI and CJC.
Sensor Compensation
Adjusting signal input for improved accuracy on sub ranges.
Appendix I: Battery Data
Location: Processor Board
Identifies the battery location for clock backup.
Safety Guidelines
Important safety precautions for handling and disposing of batteries.
Appendix J: Function Codes and Memory Maps
Modbus Memory Map Supplement:
Reference for Modbus serial communications user manual.
Totalisers
Information on totaliser values and Modbus registers.
Input Text message
Facility for passing text messages for chart annotation and logging.
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