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Setting One Computation Channel at a Time
1. Double-click the channel
to set to open the Channel
Settings dialog box
2. Click the tab of the item to be set.
Click here to enter
the operator.
3. After setting the items,
click here.
Set the maximum value.
Set the minimum value.
Copy the first setting.
[Select Operator] dialog box
Operator button
Select the operator type and click the operator button.
The items of the [Math] tab can be set for each channel. The items set here are the
same as the ones in the [Math] tab of the Hardware Configurator. For details, see the
page corresponding to the item.
7.9 Computation Channel Settings
- DAQSTANDARD 1
- Contents 2
- Chapter 5 Troubleshooting 4
- Launcher 10
- Hardware Configurator 10
- Data Viewer 10
- Hardware 11
- Operating System (OS) 11
- Operating Method 12
- Starting 13
- 2.1 Functions of Launcher 14
- Click the [DXAdvanced] tab 18
- Zone (Zone L and U) 26
- Event Data 42
- 3.6 Entering Basic Settings 44
- 3.8 Saving the Setup Data 69
- 3.9 Printing the Setup Data 70
- System Configuration 71
- Starting the Data Viewer 73
- Opening the File 74
- Exiting the Data Viewer 75
- 4.2 DisplayingtheWaveform 76
- General Display Settings 77
- 1. Click one 78
- 3. Click one 78
- Setting the Time Axis 79
- Setting the Y-axis 80
- Editing Zones 81
- Displaying Multiple Y-axis 82
- Changing the Grid Display 82
- WaveformDisplayLimit(clip) 82
- Turn ON/OFF the Alarm Display 83
- Showing/Hiding Cursors 84
- Displaying Cursor’s Values 85
- Displaying Statistics 86
- Adding Arbitrary Marks 86
- Searching the Mark Position 87
- Deleting Marks 88
- Resetting Marks 88
- SettingtheWindow 89
- 4.3 Circular Display 90
- Displaying Numeric Values 92
- Linking Files 94
- From the Menu Bar 95
- Saving the Link Settings File 96
- Converting the List 97
- Turning ON/OFF Flags 101
- Date/Time Display 101
- Data No 101
- • [All]Tab 103
- • [Hourly]Tab 103
- • [Daily]Tab 103
- MV100/MV200 105
- For TLOG File Display 106
- 4.11 Saving Display Template 107
- 4.12 Converting the Data 108
- Conversion Example 109
- Excel conversion file 110
- 4.13 Printing 111
- Setting Sheet Print 112
- Setting Circular Print 112
- Print Preview 113
- Printing 113
- 5.1 Troubleshooting 114
- Receiving starts 116
- Click the [MVAdvanced] tab 117
- Initializing the Setup Data 119
- Channels 120
- Span L, Span U 122
- • ScaleL,Scale U 122
- • Point 122
- Calibration Correction 123
- Alarm value 124
- Alarm delay 124
- Alarm Relay 124
- Moving Average 125
- Memory Sampling 125
- Display Zone (Zone L and U) 125
- Color (Display Color) 126
- Green Band 126
- Alarm Mark 127
- Setting One Channel at a Time 128
- Timer Type 130
- Sum Scale 130
- Rolling Average 131
- Constant 131
- Summer Time 133
- View Group 137
- Configuring the MV1000/MV2000 138
- Manual Sample 140
- Event Action 141
- Event Date 143
- Custom Menu 144
- 6.6 Entering Basic Settings 145
- Scan Interval 150
- Measure Function 151
- Key Lock 153
- User Registration 154
- • UserName,Password 155
- • KeyLockNo 155
- • Keylock 155
- Ethernet 156
- • Initial Path 159
- Settings Description 162
- OFF Disables POP before SMTP 162
- • Address 169
- • Register 169
- 6.8 Saving the Setup Data 171
- 6.9 Printing the Setup Data 172
- List of Input Types 174
- Table of Character Codes 174
- Configuration Settings 175
- Click the [CX] tab 179
- on the [System] menu 179
- Control Action 181
- Internal Loop 182
- Module Setting 185
- Number S3 or Later) 186
- Control Relay 187
- External Loop 188
- [Tuning Setting] Tab 190
- Mode (PV1, PV2, Remote) 192
- Analog Retransmission 195
- Operation Related 198
- Control Function Settings 200
- Control Groups 200
- DIO Types 202
- SWNumber 202
- DO Number 202
- [Input Range] tab 204
- [Linearizer] tab 205
- [Setup] tab 207
- Turn ON/OFF Program Control 208
- Select the loop number 208
- Pattern number 209
- Pattern name 209
- Segment setting method 209
- Start target setpoint 209
- Start code 210
- Waitactionsetting 210
- Waittime 210
- Operating Loop Designation 210
- Configuring the CX1000/CX2000 211
- Select the Segment 212
- PV Event 213
- Click this tab 214
- Turn OFF/ON the relay output 215
- Event Display Group 216
- Switching) 217
- Alarm/Relay 218
- Remote (Option) 219
- A/D Integrate 219
- Memory Timeup 221
- RJC Volt (uV) 221
- Key Lock/Login 222
- Timer (Option) 223
- Settings 225
- Temperature Unit 226
- Time Zone 226
- Square Root 228
- Display Span 228
- Display Color 230
- Computation ON/OFF 232
- Expression 232
- Interval 233
- Times (Number of Samples) 233
- Operator button 234
- 7.10 Display Settings 236
- File Header 237
- Directory Name 237
- Manual Save 237
- Group/Trip Line 238
- View Group (CX2000 Only) 239
- User Key/Daylight Saving 240
- 7.11 Network Settings 241
- Modbus Master Settings 242
- FTP Settings 242
- WebServerSettings 243
- E-mail Transmission Settings 243
- Auxiliary Settings 244
- [Data Adjustment] Dialog Box 245
- The setup data are sent when 246
- 7.14 Saving Setup Data 247
- 7.15 Printing Setup Data 248
- [Hardware Info] 249
- 7.17 Usable Characters 250
- 1. Click the Recieve icon or 252
- File open 253
- Display Zone 256
- Partial Expanded Display 257
- Turning ON/OFF Computation 259
- Sum scale 260
- Times (Number of samples) 260
- 8.4 Configuring the Settings 262
- Message/File 263
- View group 265
- Group Name 265
- Screen type 265
- Alarm/Relay/Remote 266
- Scan Interval/Memory 267
- RJC Volt (uV) 268
- Timer (Option /M1) 270
- Report channel 271
- Setting the TCP/IP 273
- Setting the FTP 273
- Select this tab 274
- Time of transmission 275
- Alarm information 275
- Data adjustment dialog box 276
- [Comm] - [Send] is selected 277
- Initializing Setup Data 278
- 8.9 Saving the Setup Data 279
- 8.10 Printing the Setup Data 280
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