RA3100
Omniace

Simple Instruction Manual

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CAUTION(1) Turn off the power when the operation is abnormal.
If it is impossible to trace the causes of an abnormal operation, please contact our sales
representative.
(2) The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice.
(3) This manual is copyrighted with all rights reserved. This manual may not be reproduced, modified,or translated without the written permission of A&D Company, Limited. No parts of this manual
may be transcribed without permission.
(4) Please let us know if there are any points that are unclear or missing in this manual.
(5) A&D Company, Limited. will not be held responsible for any damages or loss of income caused by
the operation of this device or any direct, indirect, special, or inevitable damages caused by
defects in the product, even if there is notice that the corresponding damages may occur. We will
also not be held responsible for any third party claims of rights. At the same time, we will not beheld responsible for any loss of data. We will not be held responsible for any of such points as
those indicated in item (4).

2020 A&D Company, Limited.
Omniace is a registered trademark of A&D Company, Limited.
Microsoft and Windows 10 IoT are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the
United States and other countries.
Software owned by Adobe Corporation in the United States is used based on the SIL Open Font License.

Introduction

Introduction
We thank you for your purchase of our data acquisition product OMNIACE RA3100 (hereinafter "theRA3100" or "this product").
This instruction manual explains cautions and basic methods for handling the RA3100.
Please read this manual before operating this instrument. For information on other handling, please readthe following instruction manual contained on the included CD.
If you encounter any problems in the manual, please contact our company.

<Instruction manual on CD>
Manual
RA3100 Instruction ManualContents
Explains how to handle and configure the RA3100.

Examining Contents in Package
When Opening Package
When opening the package in a warm room during the cold season, open the package after it hasreached room temperature to avoid any operational failure due to condensation on the surface of the
product.

Examining Contents in Package
This instrument is delivered after a thorough examination at the factory prior to shipment. However,please examine the product's condition and verify that no obvious shipping damage has occurred after
opening the package. Also, examine the specifications of the input units and accessories. If there are any
missing or damaged items, please contact our sales representative.

<Contents in Package>
Name

Model/document
numberQuantity

Omniace main unit

RA31001

Simple Operation Manual

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Instruction Manual CD-ROM 1WMEK4010464
AC power cable

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Remarks
AC 100 V to 240 V
This manual is described cautions on use
and operations methods.
Includes the RA3100 Instruction Manual
The cable selected at ordering the product.

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Thermal recording paper

YPS-106

1 rollRecording paper holder

5633-17942

30 m roll recording paper (5 rolls per box)
Recording paper both edges x 1 each

* Plug types use standard domestic nomenclature. The IEC category is indicated in parentheses.

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To Safely Use Products
Safety Measures - Warnings and Cautions
This product is designed and tested to conform to the EN61010 standard.
The product is manufactured with safety in mind. However, accidents may occur due to misuse by theuser. To avoid such accidents, read this manual carefully before use. Observe the following warning andcautions when using the product. The following statements are used in this manual to call the readers'attention.
Be sure to observe the following instructions when using this product. The warranty does not coverdamages resulting from the actions against instructions, cautions, or warnings mentioned in this manual.
Besides, there are a lot of actions that are "cannot" and "do not". It is impossible to write all suchdescriptions in this manual. Accordingly, assume any actions to be "impossible" except the actions
explicitly described as "possible".

Meaning of Warning Signs
This indicates a condition or practice that could result in personal injury or loss

WARNING

of life, or may result in light injury or physical damage if this equipment ismisused due to neglect of a Warning.
This indicates a condition or practice that could result in light injury or damage

CAUTIONto the equipment or other property if this equipment is misused due to neglectof a Caution.

Meaning of Symbols
symbols indicate cautions (including warnings).
Specific precautions are indicated inside figures (in the example on the left, a warning about
electrocution).
symbols indicate prohibited actions. Specific prohibited actions are indicated insideorwith nearby text or pictures. The example on the left indicates that disassembly is prohibited.
symbols indicate actions that must be taken. Specific actions that must be taken are
indicated insideor with nearby text or pictures. The example on the left indicates an actionthat must be taken.

WARNINGPower
Make sure that the power supply is within the rating indicated on the rating plate attached to thisproduct.
If any voltage exceeding the rated voltage was supplied, there would be risk of damage to this product,or even a fire. Also, in order to prevent electric shock and hazards such as a fire, be sure to use only
the AC power cable supplied with this product.

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WARNING
Protective Grounding
Be sure to ground this product before supplying power. Grounding is necessary to use this productsafely, as well as to protect the user and peripheral equipment from injury or damage. Be sure toobserve the following instructions.
The AC power cable included with this product contains a ground lead. Connect the power cable into
only a 3-pin AC outlet with a ground pole.
When grounding, do not connect the grounding lead to a water pipe, as water pipes are not necessarily
conductive to the earth. Never connect the ground lead to a gas pipe either, as it is extremely
dangerous.
While the power is supplied to the product, do not cut or remove the protective grounding line.
Otherwise, safety of the product is not guaranteed.

Overvoltage Category (Installation Category)This product's Overvoltage Category is Category II. Do not use the product with higher categories, as
connecting it to the line of a distribution board, etc. (CAT III) or the lead-in wire of a main power line
(CAT IV) may lead to device failure.

Measurement Category
The measurement input terminal Measurement Category of this product differs according to theinstalled modules.
Use the product for measurement within the Measurement Category that meets the module
specifications. Do not use it with a Measurement Category that exceeds the module specifications.

Connection of Input Signals
Be sure to ground the grounding terminal of this product before connecting to the measurement target.
Also, when connecting this product to another measurement instrument, be careful not to exceed the
maximum allowable common mode input voltage range.
A voltage exceeding the range can cause damage to this product.

Use in Gaseous Atmosphere
Never use this product in a flammable or explosive atmosphere, or an atmosphere containing steam.
Use in such atmosphere will result in danger to users and the product.

Disassembling the Frame
It is dangerous to remove the frame of this product due to the high-voltage parts inside.
The frame must not be removed from the product other than by our service engineers.

Fuse at AC Power Supply Block
The fuse for this product cannot be replaced by the customer because it is located inside the main unit.
Please contact our sales representative if the fuse may be blown.

Handling of Back-up Battery (Cautions when Disposing)This product includes a coin-type lithium battery (primary cell).
When disposing of this product, remove the battery in advance.
Do not dispose of the battery in fire or disassemble. The battery may explode when it is heated andorganic electrolyte that may exude from it is harmful to human skin. When disposing of the battery,isolate the terminals by covering with tape and dispose the battery as a dangerous article.

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CAUTION
Caution in Handling
When using this product, always follow the precautions below. Improper handling may lead to erroneous
operations and damages.
Users who are not familiar with the operation of this product should avoid using it.
Use this product at locations that satisfy the overvoltage requirement, the Category II (CAT II) of thesafety standard for electrical measurement instruments in EN61010-1.
This product has a Pollution Degree of 2.
This product is a Class A product for industrial environments.
Use in household environments may cause electromagnetic interference. In such cases, the user must
implement appropriate countermeasures.
Store this product in the following storage environments. Avoid storing in places where the temperature
could rise over the storage temperature and where there is direct sunlight exposure such as inside anautomobile.
Storage temperature range: -20 to 60°C
condensation)

Storage humidity range: 20 to 85% RH (without

Use this product in the following operating environments.
Operating temperature range: 0 to 40°C
condensation)

Operating humidity range: 35 to 85% RH (without

Do not use this product at the following locations. In addition, carefully check the environment whenusing this product.
Locations where the temperature and humidity rise due to direct sunlight or heaters
Wet locations
Locations where salt, oil, or corrosive gases exist
Dusty locations
Locations subject to strong vibrations
Locations with a strong electromagnetic field
This product is provided with ventilation openings in order to prevent overheating.
Ensure that the ventilation openings remain unobstructed by covers or materials. Otherwise, theinternal temperature of the product rises, causing malfunctions.
Do not place highly combustible objects such as paper near the product.
Be careful of power voltage fluctuations. Do not use the product when these are likely to exceed therated voltage.
If the power supply includes a lot of noise or high-voltage inductive noise, use noise filters to avoid
operation errors.
A solid-state drive is installed in this product.
Please don’t power off during normal operation of the SSD (while data is being saved/read), due to therisk of data destruction.

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CAUTION
This product uses an electrostatic capacitive touch panel.
Press the touch panel gently with your bare fingertip. The touch screen may not react if you are wearing
gloves. Also do not use a sharp object or push with higher pressure than necessary. Pressing three ormore locations at once may cause misoperations. Be sure to press only one location when making a
selection or two locations with pinching in/pinching out.
LCD display
This product has a TFT color LCD for display. There may be cases where the light of pixels does notcome on or off in the LCD. In addition, the LCD includes unevenness slightly due to temperaturechanges. Please be aware that these cases are not disorders.
Use the chart recording paper specified by A&D. Use of a chart that is not recommended may cause
failure in printing or shorten the life of the thermal head.
Recording straight line waveforms or waveforms in solid black in the same position for an extended
period of time may shorten the life of the elements in that part of the thermal head. It is recommended
that the waveform recording position is occasionally changed.
Printing a waveform in solid black for an extended period of time causes printing waste of the recording
paper to remain in the thermal head, and may prevent printing. Periodically clean the thermal head.
When storing the product for an extended period of time, the recording paper feeding platen may
become deformed if the printer cover is locked and cause printing irregularities, but this does not indicate
product failure.
When storing recording paper for an extended period of time before recording, remove the recording
paper from the main unit and insert it in a plastic bag, or as-is if it is still in its original packaging, and thenstore it in a dark location with a temperature of 25°C or less and humidity of 70% RH or less.
When storing recording paper for an extended period of time after recording, file it in a dark location witha temperature of 25°C or less and humidity of 70% RH or less. When using a file folder, make sure that it
is made of a material that does not include plasticizer (such as polyethylene or polypropylene).
If the recording paper touches the following materials or products, the printing surface may change color,lose color, or exhibit otherwise poor color performance.
Vinyl chloride products, organic compounds, adhesive tape, pencil erase, rubber mats, magic markers,
felt-tip pens, correction fluid, carbon, diazo photosensitive paper, hand cream, hairdressing products,
cosmetic products, or leather products such as a wallet
Do not insert a pointed or sharp object into the ventilation openings of this product.
To clean this product, first turn off the power, place it in a well-ventilated location, and wipe the productusing soft cloth moistened with ethanol. Do not use benzene, petroleum solvents, or chemically treatedcloths, as they can cause deformation or discoloration.
When transporting the product, use the package and packaging material supplied at factory shipment, or
use a package and packaging material more shock-resistant than those supplied.
We recommend a periodical calibration to maintain the accuracy of the input units. More reliablemeasurements are possible by calibrating the input units once a year (extra cost option).

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CAUTION
Windows 10 IoTThis product adopts Windows 10 IoT as its operating system. Please read and understand the following
instructions carefully before use.
LicenseThe Windows 10 IoT operating system used in this product is provided with a license for embedded use
only.
This product cannot function as a general purpose PC, and it is limited exclusively for RA3100 use.
The embedded system of this product is not allowed to be duplicated and used.
Power on/off
This product enters the standby state when the AC power cable is connected, where it consumes a tiny
amount of standby power. When thePower

key on the panel is pressed, the main power starts andthe product enters the monitoring state.
When turning off the power, confirm that the internal SSD of the product is not being accessed.
When thePower

key is pressed, the [Shut down] screen is displayed. Tap

Yesto shut down the

product. Directly removing the power cable to turn off the power may damage the data on the SSD andmake the SSD unable to be used.
When the product will not be used for an extended period of time, remove the power cable after the shut
down process is complete.
Use on a Network
Please consult your network administrator to make sure that other tasks are not affected by connecting
this product to the network.
Computer Viruses
This product does not include any virus search or removal software other than the standard Windows
functions, in order to ensure it maintains adequate performance. Take care when connecting the productto a network or external media.
Other
We do not assume any responsibility or provide support for malfunctions if programs that are notprovided by us are installed into the system, the operating system settings are changed, or programs areforcibly terminated via an input device such as a keyboard or mouse.

Disposing of the Used ProductIn the European Union
EU-wide legislation as implemented in each Member State requires that used electrical andelectronic products carrying the mark (right) must be disposed of separately from normalhousehold waste. This includes electrical accessories, such as chargers or AC adapters.
The mark on the electrical and electronic products only applies to the current European
Union Member States.

Outside the European Union
If you wish to dispose of used electrical and electronic products outside the European Union,please contact your local authority and ask for the correct method of disposal.
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Symbols in This ManualTerms and symbols used in this manual denote as follows.
This indicates a condition or practice that could result in personal injury or loss of life, or

WARNING may result in light injury or physical damage if this equipment is misused due to neglect of
a Warning.

This indicates a condition or practice that could result in light injury or damage to the

CAUTION equipment or other property if this equipment is misused due to neglect of a Caution.

NOTE

This indicates a condition or practice that could result in incorrect operation or damage todata if this equipment is misused due to neglect of a Note, as well as measurement
limitations and additional explanations.
Reference page
A tap is the act of lightly touching an item such as a key displayed on the screen with afinger.
ExampleUsed for selecting or setting screen keys.

A swipe is the act of pressing the screen with a finger and moving it in a specific direction.
Examplescreen.

Used on screens such as the [Thumbnail] screen and [Channel Settings]

A pinch in is the act of touching the screen with two fingers and moving those fingers closer
to each other, and reduces the screen.
Example Used to reduce the content displayed on the screen, waveform amplitude, ortime axis, etc.
A pinch out is the act of touching the screen with two fingers and moving those fingers
apart from each other, and enlarges the screen.
Example Used to enlarge the content displayed on the screen, waveform amplitude, ortime axis, etc.
__

key
key

[

] screenk (lower case)

Enclosed characters represent a key name on the operation panel.
ExampleSTART key
Text enclosed in
ExampleCHindicates touch panel keys displayed on the screen.
key

Text enclosed in [ ] indicates the text of items on the screen.
Example [Module 1]
ExampleK (upper case)

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Warranty

Warranty - General
We ship our products after conducting quality control, which covers from design to manufacturing. It is,however, possible that failures may occur in the products. If the product does not operate correctly,
please make a check of the power supply, cable connections, or other conditions before returning thisproduct to us.
For repair or calibration, contact our sales agency. Before returning, be sure to inform us of the model(RA3100), serial number, and problematic points.
The following is our warranty.

Limited Warranty
1.

Warranty period:

2.

Warranty scope:

One year from our shipment.
The warranty only covers the main unit of the product.
We will repair the defects of our product free of charge within the warranty period;
however, this warranty does not apply in the following cases.
Damage or faults caused by incorrect use
Damage or faults caused by fire, earthquake, traffic accident, or other natural
disasters
Damage or faults caused by a repair or modification that is carried out by someone
other than a service representative of A&D
Damage or faults caused by use or storage in environmental conditions that should
be avoided
Periodical calibration
Damage or faults caused during transportation.
The thermal printing head may not be covered by the warranty even within thewarranty period, depending on the usage conditions.
Usage conditions: 30 million printing pulses or more or recording length 30 km or
longer
The internal SSD, fan, and backup coin-type battery are treated as consumables andnot covered by the warranty.
Data recorded on the SSD and external media is not covered by the warranty,
regardless of the cause and type of product failure. Make sure to back up yourrecorded data.

3.

Liability: We do not assume any liability for equipment other than A&D equipment.

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CONTENTS

CONTENTSINTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................... 3
EXAMINING CONTENTS IN PACKAGE ........................................................................................................... 3
TO SAFELY USE PRODUCTS .......................................................................................................................... 4
DISPOSING OF THE USED PRODUCT ........................................................................................................... 8
SYMBOLS IN THIS MANUAL............................................................................................................................ 9
WARRANTY .................................................................................................................................................... 10
1.

NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH BLOCK .................................................................................. 13
1.1.

Name of Each Block ................................................................................................................. 13

1.2.

Display Block ............................................................................................................................ 14

1.3.

Operation Panel ........................................................................................................................ 15

1.4.

Input Module Block ................................................................................................................... 16

1.5.

Screen and Setup Menu ........................................................................................................... 16

1.5.1.

Side menu ........................................................................................................................... 17

1.5.2.

Control Bar .......................................................................................................................... 182.

PRE-MEASUREMENT PROCEDURES ........................................................................................ 20
2.1.

Before Switching On the Power................................................................................................ 20

2.1.1.

Installation and Usage Environment.................................................................................... 20

2.1.2.

Installing Input Modules ....................................................................................................... 21

2.1.3.
2.2.

Paper Loading ..................................................................................................................... 22
Turning the Power On/Off ......................................................................................................... 24

2.2.1.

Connecting the AC Power Cable ......................................................................................... 24

2.2.2.

Turning On the Power ......................................................................................................... 24

2.2.3.

Confirming Normal Startup .................................................................................................. 25

2.2.4.

Preparing for More Precise Measurements ........................................................................ 25

2.2.5.

Turning Off the Power ......................................................................................................... 25

3.

FLOW OF MEASUREMENT ......................................................................................................... 26
3.1.

4.

Flow of Measurement ............................................................................................................... 26
CONFIGURING MEASUREMENT ................................................................................................ 27

4.1.

Reducing the Input Sensitivity and Connecting the Input Cable .............................................. 27

4.2.

Setup the Input Channel ........................................................................................................... 29

4.2.1.

Channel Setup sub menu (For RA30-101) .......................................................................... 29

4.2.2.

Set the Input Channels ........................................................................................................ 31

4.3.

Recording Setup ....................................................................................................................... 34

4.3.1.

Setup the Sampling Speed .................................................................................................. 34

4.3.2.

Sampling Speed of Recording Device ................................................................................ 35

4.3.3.

NORMAL Sampling and P-P Sampling Data ...................................................................... 35

4.3.4.

Relationship between Sampling Speed and Chart Speed .................................................. 36

5.

TRIGGER SETUP ......................................................................................................................... 37
5.1.

Trigger Types ............................................................................................................................ 37

5.2.

Memory Trigger ........................................................................................................................ 37

5.2.1.
5.3.
5.3.1.
5.4.

Memory Trigger Setup ......................................................................................................... 37
Pre-Trigger ................................................................................................................................ 40
Pre-Trigger Setup ................................................................................................................ 40
Start Trigger .............................................................................................................................. 41

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5.4.1.
6.

Start Trigger Setup .............................................................................................................. 41
MEASURING INPUT SIGNALS..................................................................................................... 42

6.1.

State Transition of Main Unit Operation ................................................................................... 42

6.2.

Monitor Display and Pen Recording ......................................................................................... 43

6.2.1.

Monitor Display Function ..................................................................................................... 43

6.2.2.

Pen Recording ..................................................................................................................... 46

6.2.3.

Setup and Printing Annotations ........................................................................................... 47

6.3.

Starting and Ending Recording ................................................................................................ 48

6.3.1.

Recording Setup .................................................................................................................. 48

6.3.2.

Starting and Ending Recording ........................................................................................... 50

6.3.3.

Pausing Recording and Scrolling Back ............................................................................... 51

7.

PLAYBACK RECORDED DATA .................................................................................................... 52
7.1.

Select Recorded Data .............................................................................................................. 52

7.2.

Playback Recorded Data .......................................................................................................... 53

7.2.1.

Thumbnails .......................................................................................................................... 53

7.2.2.

Cursors ................................................................................................................................ 54

7.2.3.

Printing Out .......................................................................................................................... 55

7.3.

Record Management ................................................................................................................ 56

7.3.1.

Export - Backing Up Recorded Data ................................................................................... 57

7.3.2.

Import - Reading Backup Data ............................................................................................ 57

7.3.3.

Restoring Recording Settings .............................................................................................. 58

7.3.4.
8.

Copying Screens and Exporting to External Media............................................................. 58
SPECIFICATIONS ......................................................................................................................... 60

8.1.
8.1.1.
8.1.2.
8.2.

General Specifications .............................................................................................................. 60
Main Unit Basic Specifications ............................................................................................ 60
General Specifications ........................................................................................................ 61
Functional Specifications .......................................................................................................... 63

8.2.1.

Measurement Function ........................................................................................................ 63

8.2.2.

SSD Recording .................................................................................................................... 64

8.2.3.

Memory Recording .............................................................................................................. 65

8.2.4.

Printer Recording................................................................................................................. 65

8.2.5.

Trigger Function .................................................................................................................. 66

8.2.6.

Monitor Function .................................................................................................................. 67

8.2.7.

X-Y Waveform ..................................................................................................................... 67

8.2.8.

FFT Analysis ........................................................................................................................ 68

8.2.9.

Setup / Record Management .............................................................................................. 69

8.2.10.

Interface Specifications ....................................................................................................... 71

8.2.11.

Communication Setup ......................................................................................................... 71

8.2.12.

Other Settings

8.3.
8.3.1.

(Maintenance / Operation History / Version Management) ...................... 72

Exterior ..................................................................................................................................... 73
Main Unit Exterior ................................................................................................................ 73

INFORMATION ON SOFTWARE LICENSES ................................................................................................. 74

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1. Name and Function of Each BlockThis product consists of the following blocks.

1.1.

Name of Each Block
Front view

Handle (retractable)

SD card slot
Display Block

USB
Operation panel

Power switch
Corner pad

USB
Screen lockLAN
Video output DVI-D

Key lock

COM
Interface block

Printer block
Input module(9 slots)

AC power socket
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1.2.

Display BlockThis product has a TFT color LCD display with touch panel.
The LCD displays the waveform monitor and settings keys, and users can configure settings by directly
touching the panel.
Waveform area

Side menu

Scroll the waveform
Tap thescreen to set

Pinch in (reduce)/pinch out (expand) the waveform
Control bar

Waveform area:

You can observe the state of the input signal and play back the recorded data on the
waveform monitor. Pinch in/out to enlarge or reduce the waveform or scroll the
waveform.

Side menu:

Used to switch the display screen, configure the various input modules, configure
the recording settings, configure recording, set triggers, and display digital data, etc.

Control bar:

The control bar provides a menu for the functions frequently used with the
waveform monitor, such as the basic control of sampling, etc., thumbnail display,
cursor display, and pen recorder control.

NOTE
The pen recorder control function enables waveform recording to a printer using operations that simulate
a conventional pen recorder.
This product uses an electrostatic capacitive touch panel. The touch screen may not react if you arewearing gloves.

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1.3.

Operation Panel(1) SD card slot
Used to save recorded data to an SD memory card, etc.

SD(2) USB
Used to save recorded data to USB memory, etc. in the same manner as to an SD
memory card.
(3) Rotary knob
Used to select the module ranges and setting values by turning it clockwise andcounterclockwise.
When the rotary knob is enabled, the area around the knob lights in the blue colorof the normal mode.
Push the rotary knob to switch the area around the knob to the orange of the fineadjustment mode.
Push it again to return the area around the knob to the blue color of the normal

PRINT

mode.
(4)

PRINT key
Outputs the waveform recording to the printer.

TRIG

Press the PRINT key to start waveform recording and again to end recording.
You can also press the STOP key to end recording. Press and hold

START

the PRINT key to output a copy of the screen (screenshot) to a printer, which canbe saved to the main unit or external media in the .png file format.

STOP

(5)

TRIG key
Outputs a forced trigger during measurement or recording.
The TRIG LED lights when a trigger is detected.

DISK
(6)

START key
Starts recording.

(7)

STOP keyStops recording.

(8) DISK access light
The LED lights when accessing the internal SSD (for reading or writing).
(9)Power switch
Turns the power of the main unit on/off.
The [Shut down] screen is displayed when turning the power off. Press theOK

key to complete the shutdown process.
If this Power switch is pressed again while the [Shut down] screen is displayed,
the product automatically shuts down.

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1.Name and Function of Each Block - 1.4.Input Module Block

1.4.

Input Module Block

Slot 1

Input Module Block

Slot 2
Slot 3
Slot 4
Slot 5
Slot 6
Slot 7Up to nine modules can be installed to the input module block of the
product.
For information on using each module, see the "RA3100 Instruction
Manual".

Slot 8

Standard signal input modules can be installed in any of Slot 1 to Slot

Slot 99.
Select and install a module according to the target for measurement.
The RA30-112 (remote control module) can only be installed to Slot 9.

1.5.

Screen and Setup Menu

Waveform area

Side menu

Control bar

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1.5.1.

Side menu(1) Time:

Displays the current time(2) MEASURE/PLAYBACK: Switches the displayed waveform
MEASURE:
Displays the current input waveform.
PLAYBACK:
Displays the playback waveform of saved data.
(3) Waveform display area:
Select waveform recording device to display
Displays the recorded waveform for PRINTER/SSD/MEMORY.
(4) PAUSE:

Pauses the waveform displayed on the input monitor.

(5) TRIG.SYNC:

Updates the input waveform display of a memory recording bysynchronizing it with a trigger.

(6) CH:The input channel setup
Opens the channel setup sub menu to configure the channel setup,
input digital display, and trigger setup.

(7) SETUP:

Opens the setup menu to configure the detailed settings of the product.
Recording setup(Recording/Channel list/Sheet/Printer)
Main unit setup(Record management/Image
management/Environment/ Display)
Other setup(Maintenance/Operation history/Version
management)(8) SSD:

Displays the remaining space on the internal SSD. An error is displayedwhen the remaining space is low.

(9) PAPER:

Displays the remaining amount of recording paper in the printer block.
An error is displayed when the remaining amount of recording paper islow. Press and hold this key to initialize the recording paper type (rollpaper or Z-fold paper) and usage amount. When replacing the recording
paper, press and hold this key to initialize the remaining amount ofrecording paper.

(10) SD:

Lights when an SD memory card is inserted in the SD card slot andrecognized as external memory.

(11) USB:

Lights when a USB stick is inserted in the USB port and recognized asexternal memory.

(12) KEY:

Lights when the KEY LOCK switch on the side of the main unit is set to
on to disable the operation panel keys.

(13) SCREEN:

Lights when the SCREEN LOCK switch on the side of the main unit is
set to on to disable the display touch panel.

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1.Name and Function of Each Block - 1.5.Screen and Setup Menu

1.5.2.

Control Bar

The control bar provides a menu for the functions frequently used with the waveform monitor, such as
waveform display control of sampling, etc., thumbnail display, cursor display, and pen recorder control.
Tap the (7)Display switch

key on the right edge of the control bar to switch the functions in the orderindicated below.
PENRECWAVE(pen recording) is only available when printer recording is selected.

⇒ THUMBNAIL⇒ CURSOR⇒ PENRECWAVE (waveform)(1)(1) Sampling speed

(2)

(3)

(4)

(7)

: Selects the sampling speed. The speed table differs according to the recording
device.

Printer recording: 1 kS/s(100 ms/div)

SSD recording: 1 MS/s(100 μs/div)

Memory recording : 20 MS/s (5 μs/div)(2) Data format

to10 S/s (10 min/div)

to10 S/s (10 min/div)

to10 S/s (10 min/div): Selects either NORMAL or P-P as the format for the recorded data.
Only P-P is available for printer recording.
Only NORMAL is available for memory recording.

(3) Waveform format : Selects Y-T, X-Y, or FFT as the waveform format.
X-Y display and FFT analysis are only available when SSD recording is set.
(4) Sheet selection: Selects the waveform set to display on the screen.

(7) Display switch: Switches the functions in the order
→

WAVE

→

THUMBNAIL→

CURSORPENREC .

THUMBNAIL

CURSORPENREC (pen recording)

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Control bar when playback
Touch the

PLAYBACK

key on the side menu to enter the playback mode and switch the control bar to

the menu for playback.

(1)(1) Sampling speed

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(7)

: Displays the sampling speed of the recorded data.

Printer recording: 1 kS/s(100 ms/div)

to10 S/s (10 min/div)

SSD recording: 1 MS/s(100 μs/div)

to10 S/s (10 min/div)

to10 S/s (10 min/div)

Memory recording : 20 MS/s (5 μs/div)(2) Data format(6): Displays either NORMAL or P-P as the format for the recorded data.
Only P-P is available for printer recording.
Only NORMAL is available for memory recording.

(3) Waveform format : Selects Y-T, X-Y, or FFT as the waveform format.
X-Y display and FFT analysis are only available when SSD recording is set.
(4) Sheet selection: Selects the waveform set to display on the screen.

(5) DATA: Selects and play back recorded data.

(6) DATA information : Displays information for the displayed playback data.
(7) Display switch: Switches the functions in the order→

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WAVE

→

THUMBNAIL→

CURSOR2.Pre-Measurement Procedures - 2.1.Before Switching On the Power

2. Pre-Measurement Procedures
2.1.

Before Switching On the PowerThe preparations for using this product and the cautions are explained below.

2.1.1.

Installation and Usage Environment

Use this product on a flat, level surface.
When using the printer, install it so that the recording
paper is level as indicated in the figure on the right.

CAUTION
Cautions Regarding the Installation Environment
Use this product at locations that satisfy the overvoltage requirement, the Category II (CAT II) of thesafety standard for electrical measurement instruments in EN61010-1.
This product has a Pollution Degree of 2.
Use this product in the following operating environments.
Operating temperature range: 0 to 40°C
condensation)

Operating humidity range: 35 to 85% RH (without

Do not use this product at the following locations. In addition, carefully check the environment whenusing this product.
Locations where the temperature and humidity rise due to direct sunlight or heaters
Wet locations
Locations where salt, oil, or corrosive gases exist
Dusty locations
Locations subject to strong vibrations
Locations with a strong electromagnetic field
This product is provided with ventilation openings in order to prevent overheating.
Ensure that the ventilation openings remain unobstructed by covers or materials. Otherwise, theinternal temperature of the product rises, causing malfunctions.
IntakeExhaustIntakeDo not place highly combustible objects such as paper near the product.

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2.1.2.

Installing Input Modules

WARNING
In order to prevent electrocution and damage to the product, make sure to turn the power off andremove the power cable and signal input cable from the main unit before replacing an input module.
In order to prevent electrocution or damage to the main unit caused by infiltration of foreign material,
make sure to install the included empty panels to unused slots.

Installation Procedure
Step 1.

Turn the power OFF.

Step 2.

Disconnect the power cable.

Step 3.

Grip the handles on both edges and insert the module straight in along the guide rails.
The module type should be on the operation panel side.

Step 4.

Tighten the screws on both edges with a Phillips head screwdriver (No. 2).

Removal Procedure
Step 1.

Turn the power OFF.

Step 2.

Remove the connected input cable.

Step 3.

Disconnect the power cable.

Step 4.

Loosen the screws on both edges with a Phillips head screwdriver.

Step 5.

Grip the handles on both edges and pull the module straight out.

Step 6.

Install an empty panel if the slot will not be used.

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2.1.3.

Paper Loading

The procedure for loading recording paper to the printer block is indicated below.
Load the recording paper to this product. There are two types of recording paper: paper rolls and Z-foldpaper.
For information on loading Z-fold paper, see the "RA3100 Instruction Manual".
Raise the lever to open the printer cover.
Lever
Recording paper outlet
Printer coverZ-fold paper inlet

Paper Loading Procedure
Step 1.

Attach the paper holders to the paper roll.
Attach a paper holder to both ends of the paper roll. When loading a partially used roll, trim theedges for ease of loading, as shown in the figure.
The inside of the roll paper is the back side and the outside is the thermal surface that is printed on.

Step 2.

Open the printer cover by raising the lever of the printer block.

Pull the lever upwards.
Recording paper guide (the U-shaped groove)
Platen roller (black roller)
Recording paper outlet

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Step 3.

Load the paper following the guide of the product.

NOTE
Load the recording paper following the guide of the product, andpress the paper holders into the guide until a click is heard.
Be sure the paper roll is loaded so that the thermally sensitiveside is faced toward you; if this side is faced away, the paper
cannot be printed.
If the recording paper is not loaded securely, printing problems
may occur or the recording paper may meander.
Check the winding direction carefully
Push it in so that the thermally sensitive side is faced up
Insert the paper holders into the guide of the printer block

Step 4.

Feed the recording paper to the recording paper outlet.
Insert the recording paper from above the platen roller ofthe printer block (black roller) from the recording paper
outlet of the printer cover and pull it out about 10 cm.

Step 4-1. Feed the paper to the recording paper outlet from above theplaten roller.
Step 4-2. Pull the recording paper out from the recording paper outlet
about 10 cm.
Recording paper

Step 5.

Close the printer cover.
After pulling the paper, close the cover firmly pressing
down on both sides (until a click is heard). Pull the paper
out keeping it straight. When using without both sides ofthe paper pushed into the recording section, recording
cannot be performed correctly.

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Platen roller

2.Pre-Measurement Procedures - 2.2.Turning the Power On/Off

2.2.

Turning the Power On/Off

2.2.1.

Connecting the AC Power Cable

Be sure to check the following points before connecting the AC power cable to this product.
Make sure that the power supply matches the rating indicated on the rating plate attached to this product.
Ensure amp or interface units are inserted securely.

WARNING
This product must be grounded before turning on the power.
This grounding protection is for the safety of this product, as well as for that of the user and peripheral
equipment.
If the AC power cable that comes with this product is connected to a 3-pin power outlet equippedwith a protective conductor pin, the product is automatically grounded.
Do not use an extension cable without protective grounding.
Do not use this product when protective grounding cannot be performed using a power outlet thatmatches the supplied AC power cable.

2.2.2.

Turning On the Power

Step 1.

Perform the check indicated below.
<Items to check before turning on the power>
Is this product installed in a safe location?
Is the usage environment OK?
Is the top of the touch panel free from any writing implements or tools, etc.?

Step 2.

Upon confirming that all of the above check items are fine, connect the inlet side of the AC power
cable to the AC socket of this product.

Step 3.

Connect the plug of the AC power cable to the power outlet.

Power outlet with ground terminal
Inlet side

Plug toto AC socket

power outlet

AC power cable

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2.Pre-Measurement Procedures - 2.2.Turning the Power On/Off
Step 4.

Turn thePowerswitch of the product on.

When the power switch on the operation panel of the productis turned on, the green LED lights up and the power turns on.

NOTE
Standby current flows to this product when the AC power
cable is connected to the power outlet.
Remove the power cable when the product will not be used for an
extended period of time.
Power switch

2.2.3.

Confirming Normal Startup

The monitor screen of the RA3100 is displayed about one minuteafter turning the power on.

NOTE
Do not touch the touch panel until the waveform monitor isdisplayed. Doing so may lead to erroneous operations.
Immediately after purchase or initializing the main unit,
measurement is turned off for all channels and no waveform isdisplayed.

2.2.4.

Preparing for More Precise Measurements

Warm up the product for about 60 minutes after turning on the power in order to perform more precise
measurements.
After the warm up is complete, perform "Zero adjust" of the input modules.
See "4.Setup Measurement".
This completes the preparations for measurement.

2.2.5.

Turning Off the Power

Step 1.

When thePower

key on the operation panel is pressed

while the power is on, the shut down process starts and the[Shut down] dialog box indicated below is displayed on thecenter of the screen. Tap the
product. Tap theCancelOK

key to shut down the

key to continue without turning off

the power.
If thePower

key is pressed again while the [Shut down]

dialog box is displayed, the product automatically shuts down.

CAUTION
Make sure to shut down the product to turn off the power, as directly removing the power cable fromthe power outlet without shutting down can damage the files in the internal storage.

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3.Flow of Measurement - 3.1.Flow of Measurement

3. Flow of Measurement

This product records and play back input signals following the procedures described below.

3.1.

Flow of Measurement

Perform the checkbefore applying power
and turn on the power.
Lower themeasurement range,
and connect the signal.

Set the input channel
while viewing theChapter 2

Confirm that this product has been set in a safe place, and that all theaccessories are properly attached.

Chapter 4

Chapter 4.2

monitor waveform.

Note that applying a voltage greater than the maximum allowable input
voltage specified by the sensitivity setting of each input module may
cause damage to the main unit or internal components.

Configure the input channel settings to the conditions for recording.
Set the measurement range, filter, display position, display range, andthe sampling speed in the time axis direction.

Set the sampling speed and the recording device to save, as well as
Set the recording
device and sample
speed according

the recording time, speed of input signal changes (frequency), andwhether to perform analysis after recording, etc.
Chapter 4.3 Printer: Low-speed long-term measurement with only the
waveform recorded

to the target formeasurement.

Set the triggers.

Start and end
measurement.

SSD: Medium-speed long-term measurement for various uses

Memory : High-speed enlarged display of transient phenomena andabrupt phenomena
Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Set the triggers for starting recording.

Press theUse the
Playback and analysis.

Chapter 7

START

key on the operation panel to start measurement

and record the specified time and data count, and press the
key to end measurement.

PLAYBACKSTOP

key on the side menu to playback recorded

data,
the

DATA

key on the control bar to select data,

and the X-Ydata analysis.

key and

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FFT

key on the control bar to perform

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4. Configuring Measurement
4.1.

Reducing the Input Sensitivity and Connecting the Input
Cable

Step 1.

The input signal can be displayed and checked in realtime by switching the/PLATBACK

key on the side menu to

Step 2.

Tap thekey on the side menu to display the channel setup sub menu.

Step 3.

When theCH

Meas. range

MEASUREMEASURE .

key is tapped in the channel setup sub menu, the border turns orange,

the area around the rotary knob turns blue, and the rotary knob can be used to change the setting.
Step 4.

Turn the rotary knob counterclockwise to set the minimum input sensitivity.
(Turning the rotary knob clockwise increases the sensitivity.)

Channel setup sub menu
Counterclockwise
Sensitivity decreases

Clockwise
Sensitivity increases

OrangeBlue
Rotary knob

The key is selected,
the border of the key turns orange,
the area around the rotary knob turns blue,
and the rotary knob can be used to change
the setting.

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Step 5.

Tap theStep 6.

To change the display slot of the input module, swipe the channel setup sub menu left or right, or tap

Step 7.

Next, connect the insulation BNC cable (standard) to the BNC terminal of the input module.

the

<

CHx
or

>

tab in the channel setup sub menu to change the displayed channel.
key on the top.

WARNING
Do not input voltages that exceed the maximum allowed input voltage or withstand voltage to an input
module.

To input source

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4.2.

Setup the Input Channel

4.2.1.

Channel Setup sub menu (For RA30-101)

(1)

(1)
(2)

(2)

(3)

(3)

Select the channel in the slot.

(4)

(5)

ON:

Measure and record the input signal.

(6)

(7)

Color:

Change the display color of the waveform

(8)

(9)

(10)

(11)

(12)

(13)

(14)

(15)

Change the low-pass filter of the input channel. When this (16)(17)

Slot number, input module type(2) Change slot:
You can change the display slot by swiping this sub menu
left or right or tapping the left
(3)

Select channel:(4)Meas. ON/OFF(5)<

and right>

key.

monitor.
(6)

Coupling:

Switch the input signal coupling in theorder DC → GND → AC.

(7)

Meas. range:
Change the measurement range of the input channel.
When this key is tapped, the rotary knob is enabled (theLED lights up) and the range can be changed by turning
the knob.

(8)

L.P.F.:
key is tapped, the rotary knob is enabled (the LED lightsup) and the filter can be changed by turning the knob.

(9)

A.A.F.:(10) Disp. pos.:(18)

Turns the anti-aliasing filter of the input channel on or off.
Specify the position of the waveform monitor to display the specified range of the
waveform display area. Specified as a percentage indicating the center position of thedisplay range from the bottom of the graph when the full range of each graph is 100%.

(11) Disp. range: Specifies the display width in the amplitude direction of each graph.
Specified as the percentage of the display width when the full range of each graph is
100%.
Example) When the number of graph divisions is 1 and 50% is set, the waveform display
is 10 div of the total width of 20 div.
(12) Disp. min:Set (by tapping the key and turning the knob) the display lower limit value (scale value)of the bottom of the display range.

(13) Disp. max:Set (by tapping the key and turning the knob) the display upper limit value (scale value)of the top of the display range.

(14) Sheet:

Set the monitor display/printer print sheet of the set channel.

(15) Graph:

Set the graph.
Tap the key to enable (light the LED of) the rotary knob, then turn the knob to change thegraph.

(16) Wave disp.: When ON, the waveform is displayed. When OFF, the waveform is not displayed.
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(18) The available range and current measurement value monitor.

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4.2.2.

Set the Input Channels

The input waveform is displayed on the monitor when a signal is connected to the input module.
The overall procedure for setting the input channel is indicated below. See the following for details oneach step.
Step 1.
Step 2.
Step 3.
Step 4.
Step 5.
Step 6.

Set coupling. (When the input module is a voltage module)
Set the measurement range according to the target for measurement.
Set the input filter.
Set the display range and display position.
Set the display minimum and display maximum.
Execute zero adjust.

Description of Step 1 (setting coupling)
Select the input coupling using the Coupling key in the channel setup sub menu.
Tap the Coupling key and turn the rotary knob to change the setting in the order DC → GND → AC.
Coupling

Contents

DC

Enables measurement of the actual input signal, including the DC and AC component.

AC

Measures the AC component of the input signal only. Set this when you want to measure only
the amplitude of an AC signal, as it cancels the DC offset of the signal.

GND

Connects the channel input to GND without connecting the input signal inside the channel.
Enables the input GND level to be checked with waveform monitoring or printer recording.

Description of Step 2 (setting the measurement range)
The input sensitivity can be changed in

Meas. range

in the channel setup sub menu.

The value displayed for the measurement range (RANGE) indicates the input (measurement) maximum
value and corresponds to 10 div on the waveform monitor. When the display position is 50%, the fullmeasurement range of ±RANGE (20 div) is displayed.
When theMeas. range

key is tapped in the channel setup sub menu, the border turns orange, thearea around the rotary knob turns blue, and the rotary knob can be changed.
Turn the rotary knob counterclockwise to reduce the sensitivity and clockwise to increase the sensitivity.
The setting values of the measurement range differ according to the type of input module.
For details, see the "RA3100 Instruction Manual".
When the input exceeds the measurement range and an over range occurs, [OVER RANGE] is displayed on
the bottom right of the screen and the main unit emits a warning beep if the buzzer is enabled. Reduce thesensitivity with the measurement range so that the input signal does not exceed the range.
Beep beep!

Beep beep!

OVER RANGE

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Description of Step 3 (setting the filter)(procedure on page 29)

Set the filter of the selected channel.
This cuts out unnecessary frequency components and noise. As the filter differs according to the input
module type, set the filter according to the characteristics of the input signal and measurement.
Low-pass filter (L.P.F.)
A gently sloping attenuation filter. Set the cutoff frequency in consideration of the frequency of the input signal.
Anti-aliasing filter (A.A.F.)
A steeply sloping attenuation low-pass filter. Enable this filter to automatically set the filter so that aliasingof the A/D data does not occur due to the sampling speed.

Description of Step 4 (setting the display range and display position(waveform display area)) (procedure on page 29)
When displaying multiple channels, it may be difficult to recognize them because the waveforms overlap.
Reducing the input sensitivity in the measurement range decreases the amplitude and changes thedisplay position, which can stop the waveforms from overlapping and make them easier to recognize, but
this also reduces the resolution of the data. The display range and display position settings can be used
to change the display scale and display position of the waveform amplitude direction without reducing theresolution of the data of the channel being displayed.
Disp. range:
The display width in the amplitude direction of the waveform display area on the waveform monitor.
Specified as the percentage of the display width when the full range of each graph in the verticaldirection is 100%.
Example) When the number of graph divisions is 1 and 40% is set, the waveform display is reduced to 8
div of the total width of 20 div.
Disp. pos.:Specify the position of the waveform monitor to display the specified range of the waveform display area.
Specified as a percentage indicating the center position of the display range from the bottom of eachgraph when the full range of the monitor in the vertical direction is 100%.
When theDisp. range

key or

Disp. pos.

key is tapped, the rotary knob is enabled and the setting

value can be changed by turning the knob. The key can also be pressed and held to display numerickeys for directly entering values.
Relationship between the display range and display position of the input channel
100%

Graph
(Waveform display area)(Center position of
display range)
Display range N% of total
Total of 100%X% from bottom of display position
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Description of Step 5 (setting the display maximum and display minimum(waveform display scale)) (procedure on page 29)
If the amplitude of the input signal is smaller than the set range, the signal change may be hard torecognize.
In this case, you can change the scale of the upper limit value and lower limit value for the display range
to enlarge the amplitude of the displayed signal.
Disp. max: Set the display upper limit value of the top of the display range.
Disp. min:Set the display lower limit value of the bottom of the display range.

When theDisp. maxor

Disp. minkey is tapped, the rotary knob is enabled and the setting value

can be changed by turning the knob. The key can also be pressed and held to display numeric keys for
directly entering values.
Relationship between the display maximum and display minimum of the input channel
Graph
Display maximum
Display range

Display minimum
Display position

NOTE
If the sensitivity of the measurement range is increased to enlarge the amplitude, the amplitude of the
input signal will only become a little bigger and the range may be exceeded or the input maximum value
may not be able to be read, etc.
If the display is enlarged by changing the scale, the recorded data is recorded until the value set in themeasurement range, and the display can only be enlarged.

Description of Step 5 (zero adjust) (procedure on page 29)
After turning on the power, the internal temperature of the product will rise as time elapses, and causetemperature drift inside the input module, which leads to errors in the measurement data.
Execute zero adjust to cancel these errors.
In order to perform measurement with few errors, let the product warm up for 60 minutes after turning on
the power, then tap the

Zero adjust

key in the channel setup sub menu to cancel the input drift. Thisfunction may not be available, depending on the type of input module.

NOTE
This function is for canceling internal offset and drift, and does not cancel the offset of the input signal.
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4.Configuring Measurement - 4.3.Recording Setup

4.3.

Recording Setup

4.3.1.

Setup the Sampling Speed

An image of the waveform recorded on the selected recording device (PRINTER, SSD, or MEMORY) is
displayed on the waveform monitor.
The sampling speed of the image waveform recorded on the selected recording device is displayed on
the left edge of the control bar.

An image of the waveformrecorded on the selected
device is displayed on the
waveform monitor.

Tap to display the selectable sampling speed table.

Tap the sampling speed to display

Drag the table to the left or right tothe waveform sampled at thatspeed.

display the hidden speed table.

When the sampling speed is decided, tap

OKon the right edge to close the table.

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4.3.2.

Sampling Speed of Recording Device

There are three types of recording device (PRINTER, SSD, and MEMORY).
The sampling speed setting range and characteristics of each device are indicated below.
Setting range

100 ms/div (1 kS/s)

to

10 min/div (10 S/min)

Records the waveform to the long-term printer at low speed.
PRINTER

Because the waveform is directly recorded to the recording paper, it is easy
Characteristics

to confirm the input signal and suitable for viewing long-term trends.
The recorded data is internally sampled at 20 MS/s and the waveform isrecorded with P-P data, which enables recording of high-speed signals
without loss.

Setting range

100 μs/div(1 MS/s)to

10 min/div (10 S/min)

Records the long-term data to the SSD at medium speed.
NORMAL or P-P can be selected for the recorded data.

SSD

Characteristics

When recorded with NORMAL data, FFT or X-Y analysis is possible inaddition to standard Y-T waveforms.
For P-P data, the data can be recorded for extended periods at a speed
where the printer cannot record.

Setting range

5 μs/div(20 MS/s)

to

10 min/div (10 S/min)

Records the data to the internal memory with high-speed sampling.
The data is recorded when the trigger conditions set in advance are
MEMORYdetected, and recording automatically ends when the specified sample
Characteristics count has been recorded.
Only NORMAL can be selected for the recorded data.
This is suitable for sudden input signals, rise/fall time, and measurement of
the delay between signals.

4.3.3.

NORMAL Sampling and P-P Sampling Data

This product has two data formats: NORMAL and P-P.

Normal SamplingWith normal sampling, the A/D value of the sampling period is recorded as data and used for waveform
reproduction and data analysis.
Analog input waveform

Sampling period

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T4

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T6

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T8

T9

Time

4.Configuring Measurement - 4.3.Recording Setup
If the input signal is too fast for the sampling period, the waveform reproducibility may drop and lead tothe unexpected loss of pulses. Raising the sampling speed improves the waveform reproducibility but
increases the recorded data.
Sampling data

Sampling period

T0

T1

T2

T3

T4

T5

T6

T7

T8

Time

T9

P-P Sampling
P-P sampling performs sampling with the data within the sampling period as the fastest sampling (20MS/s), to detect the peak values (maximum value and minimum value) and record those peak values as
the recorded data.
This data format is suitable for the waveform playback of long-term recording, as it enables waveform
reproducibility of a wide band of data, without sudden spike noise, etc.
A disadvantage is that it cannot perform data analysis after recording (average, RMS, FFT, etc.)
Sampling period

T0

T1

4.3.4.

T2

T3

P-P data

T4

T5

T6

T7

T8

Time

T9

Relationship between Sampling Speed and Chart Speed

The relationship between the sampling speed of this product and the chart speed of a conventional chart
recorder is indicated in the table below.
Sampling Speed

Chart speed

100 ms/div(1 kS/s)

100 mm/s

200 ms/div(500 S/s)

50 mm/s

500 ms/div(200 S/s)

20 mm/s

1 s/div(100 S/s)

10 mm/s

2 s/div(50 S/s)

5 mm/s

5 s/div(20 S/s)

2 mm/s

10 s/div(10 S/s)

1 mm/s

20 s/div(5 S/s)

30 mm/min

50 s/div(2 S/s)

12 mm/min

100 s/div(1 S/s)

6 mm/min

2 min/div(50 S/min)

5 mm/min

5 min/div(20 S/min)

2 mm/min10 min/div(10 S/min)

1 mm/min

EXT.

0.1 mm/pulse
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5. Trigger Setup
5.1.

Trigger Types

This product has two types of triggers :Memory trigger for memory recording and Start trigger for starting recording.

5.2.

Memory Trigger

Memory trigger is a signal for enabling memory recording, and is occurred when the trigger conditions of
the channel specified in the trigger source are established.
When a trigger is detected, memory recording is performed with the data count set in the pre-trigger andmemory block size, which represents a single recording operation. When the number of blocks to record
is set to a multiple number, recording starts for the next block when one block has finished recording.
Press

START

key

End recording
Recording time

During record
Printer recording
SSD recording
Memory recording
Trigger occurred

5.2.1.

Memory Trigger Setup

Step 1.

Tap theCH

Step 2.

Tap theTrigger

Trigger occurred

Trigger occurred

key on the side menu to display the channel setup sub menu.
tab on the bottom right of the channel setup sub menu to display the trigger

setup screen.

Step 1
Step 2

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Step 3.

Up to 18 trigger sources

T1

to

T18

can be set.

Tap the number of the trigger source to set to display the details screen.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)

(5)

(6)
(1) Trigger menu selection:
Switches between the Memory trigger, Start trigger, or Memory block menu
(2) Channel:

Selects the TRIGn source channel.

(3) Detection:

Selects UP, DOWN, INTO WIN, or OUT WIN for the polarity of the trigger signal.
UP

The trigger is detected when the value exceeds the trigger level (threshold).

DOWN

The trigger is detected when the value is below the trigger level (threshold).

INTO WIN

The trigger is detected when the value enters the range of the upper limit value
or lower limit value of the trigger level.

OUT WIN

The trigger is detected when the value leaves the range of the upper limit value
or lower limit value of the trigger level.

(4) Threshold: Sets the trigger level (threshold).
For INTO WIN / OUT WIN, there are two settings: the upper threshold and lower threshold.
(5) Filter:

Sets the filter time for noise removal.

(6) Close:

Ends the setting operation and returns to the trigger list.

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Change thresholdwith rotary knob

Trigger source
Channel signal

Trigger point

The threshold (trigger
level) is displayed in red

Press and hold thethreshold, and change
the threshold with thenumeric keys

When the trigger direction is set to UP,
the trigger point is when the input signal
exceeds the trigger level

Description of trigger source (3) Detection and (4) Threshold (Settings on page 38)
When the OR/AND trigger is used:(3) Trigger detection when the UP/DOWN trigger is selected for

detection.
Trigger UP
ThresholdInput signal
Trigger DOWN
When the window trigger is used:(3) Trigger detection when the INTO WIN / OUT WIN trigger isselected for detection.
Trigger OUT WIN

Trigger INTO WIN

Upper threshold
Input signal
Lower threshold
Trigger OUT WIN

Trigger INTO WIN

CAUTION
The trigger level is a value relative to the set measurement range. The value also changes when themeasurement range is changed.
(Example)

When the trigger level is set to 10 mV when the range is 100 mV, and then themeasurement range is changed to 200 mV, the trigger level is changed to 20 mV.

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Description of trigger source (5) Filter(Settings on page 38)

Trigger filter
The trigger filter function ensures that a trigger is detected when the trigger conditions are met for a
specified period of time, in order to prevent erroneous trigger detection due to noise or chattering in thesignal near the trigger level.

Trigger detection point
Trigger level
CHn input signal
T trigger filter

5.3.

Pre-Trigger

When performing memory recording, a pre-trigger can be set to adjust the recording length before andafter the trigger detection point in the memory block.
Trigger detection
Trigger level

End measurement

Start measurement
Input signal
Pre-trigger(post-trigger)

30%

(70%)
Memory block

5.3.1.

Pre-Trigger Setup

Tap theSETUP

key on the side menu to display the settings menu.

Tap theRecordingtab in the recording settings to display the recording setup screen.

The recording device settings are displayed below the recording settings.
Tap

Pre-Trigger

on the right of memory recording to set the pre-trigger.

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5.4.

Start Trigger

The start trigger function starts recording when the trigger conditions are established for the channel
specified in the trigger source. Press the

START

key on the operation panel to put the product in thestandby state.
Printer recording, SSD recording, and memory recording start when the start trigger is detected.
Press

START

key

Start trigger occurs

Recording ends
Recording time

During record

Standby state waiting
for START trigger to

Printer recording

start recording

SSD recording
Memory recording
Trigger occurred

5.4.1.

Start Trigger Setup

Step 1.

Tap theCH

Step 2.

Tap theTrigger

Step 3.

Tap thetrigger menu selection

Trigger occurred

Trigger occurred

key on the side menu to display the hannel setup sub menu.
tab on the bottom right of the sub menu to display the trigger setup screen.
on the top of the trigger setup screen (1) to display [Start trigger].

(1) Trigger menu selection:
Switches the menu.
(2) Channel:

Selects the start trigger source channel.

(3) Detection:

Selects UP, DOWN, INTO WIN, or OUT WIN for the polarityof the trigger signal.

(4) Threshold: Sets the trigger level (threshold).
(5) Filter:

Sets the filter time for noise removal.

The settings and operations of (1) to (5) are the same as the memory
trigger on page 38.

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6. Measuring Input Signals
6.1.

State Transition of Main Unit Operation

This product is divided into three states according to the operation state: monitor, record, and playback.
The

PRINT

key can also be pressed in the monitor display state to perform real-time waveform

printing (pen recording) via the internal printer.
MonitorPOWER

Pen recording
PRINT

key

STOP

key

key

ON
or
PRINT

key

Waveform
recording
START

key

PLAYBACK

key

MEASURE

key

Record screen

Playbacj screen
STOP

key

START

key

During recording, the waveform

During playback, the waveform

monitor is enclosed in a red frame.

monitor is enclosed in a green frame.

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6.2.

Monitor Display and Pen Recording

6.2.1.

Monitor Display Function

Tap the recording device selection in the side menu to display the image waveform recorded on theselected device on the waveform monitor.

Printer recording

SSD recording

Memory recording

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Pausing
Tap thePAUSE

key on the waveform monitor to stop the monitor.

In this state, you can pinch in (reduce) or pinch out (expand) the waveform on the waveform monitor.
You can also use one finger to drag the screen up, down, left, or right to move the display area.
Zoom ratio

Pinch in (reduce)

Pinch out (enlarge)

Move display area

Sampling Speed
Use theSampling speed

key on the left edge of the control bar to change the sampling speed

according to the recording device. Set the optimal sampling speed while viewing the monitor waveform.

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X-Y Waveform and FFT Analysis
When

SSD

is selected as the recording device andNORMALis selected as the data format, FFTanalysis and the X-Y waveform display for the control bar waveform format are enabled.

X-Y waveform conditions
Recording device:

SSD

Sampling speed:

1 kS/s or lower

Data format:

NORMAL

Analog input amp:

2 channels or above◆ X-Y waveform (1 screen)◆ X-Y waveform (4 screen)

FFT Analysis
FFT analysis conditions
Recording device:

SSD

Sampling speed:

1 MS/s or lower

Data format:

NORMAL

Analog input amp:

1 channel or 2 channel

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6.2.2.

Pen Recording

Pen recording enables direct waveform printing to the recording paper without saving the measurement
data.
This enables single-touch simple and certain waveform recording like a conventional pen recorder.

Pen Recording
Press thePRINT

key on the operation panel when the waveform format is set toY-T

to perform

real-time waveform printing with the printer block.
The chart speed (sampling speed) and input module settings can be changed while executing pen
recording.

Press thePRINT

key on theoperation panel to start waveformrecording with the printer.

Pen Recording Mode
When

PRINTERand selectis selected as the recording device, tap the menu on the right edge of the control bar

PENRECto enter the pen recording mode, which enables unique functions for recording

to recording paper.

(1)(1) Sampling speed set in

(2)
WAVE

(3)

(4)

(5)

on the control bar(2) User defined chart speed (6 speeds):
Frequently used recording speeds can be registered in the preferences to enable single-touch chart
speed settings.
(3) FEED:The recording paper is fed (idle feeding) while this is pressed.

(4) Annotation printing:

Tap this key during waveform recording to print annotations together with the
waveform.

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6.2.3.

Setup and Printing Annotations

This product has a function for printing header, annotation, and footer text before, during, and after
waveform recording with the printer.
Tap theAnnotation printing

key during waveform recording to print annotations overlaid on the

waveform. When CH name printing is enabled, the CH name is printed before printing the waveform.

Printing example
Header printing

Prints CH namePrints annotations

Press the STOP key or PRINT

Prints a header

before printing
the waveform

overlaid on the
waveform

key to end waveform printing.

before printing the
waveform

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6.3.

Starting and Ending Recording

This product has three recording devices: printer, memory, or SSD. When recording is enabled for adevice, the data recorded to each device is recorded to the SSD while it is recorded to the device.
For the printer, the waveform data (P-P values) printed to the recording paper are also recorded to the
SSD.
For the memory, the memory data is recorded to the SSD when memory recording ends.

6.3.1.

Recording Setup

Tap

SETUP

→

Recording setup

on the side menu.

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(7)
(6)

(8)
(9)

(10)

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Selects the optimal mode from the nine recording modes.

(2) Data name:Specifies the name of the recorded data.
When [Automatic numbering] is enabled, numbers are automatically appended
to the name.

(3) Recording time:Ends recording after recording for the specified time after recording starts.

(4) Start time:

Starts recording at the specified time after starting measurement with
the(5) Interval time:

START

key.

Performs recording at the specified interval. Recording ends when recording has
been performed the number of times specified in [Number of Recording times].

(6) Recording device:

Enables/disables recording to the recording device (Printer, SSD, or Memory).
The devices can be set independently.

(7) Printer :Enables/disables printer recording.
When enabled, the P-P data is recorded to the SSD with sampling of printerrecording.

Real-time printing:

When printer recording is enabled, real-time printing to the printer can be
enabled/disabled.
When enabled, the waveform of the specified sheet is printed from the printerwhile saving the data of the printer recording.
When disabled, printing to the printer is not performed.

(8) SSD:

Enables/disables SSD recording.

(9) Memory:

Enables/disables memory recording.

Points:Specifies the sampling count (the data count per channel) to record for eachmemory recording.

Recording blocks:
Endless mode:

Specifies the number of blocks to record for memory recording.
When the endless mode is enabled, the blocks start to be overwritten from thefirst block when the record blocks are full.

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6.3.2.

Starting and Ending Recording

Starting Recording
Press theSTART

key on the operation panel to start device recording and enclose the screen with a

red frame.
Red frame

Ending Recording
Recording ends when the recording time set in

Recording time

elapses or when the

STOP

key onthe operation panel is pressed. Then the monitor screen automatically switches to the [PLAYBACK]
screen and displays the last recording data.
The screen is enclosed in a green frame on the [PLAYBACK] screen.
Green frame

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When the memory waveform is displayed on the monitor, you can display the

Triggertab from

CHon the side menu to display [Memory block] for checking the recorded memory data.

Tap and change the display
block number with the rotaryknob.

6.3.3.

Pausing Recording and Scrolling Back

Start recording with the printer recorded or SSD recorded waveform displayed on the waveform monitor.
The

PAUSE

key can be tapped on the side menu during recording to stop the monitor waveform but

continue recording. Since the product is still in the recording state, [MEASURE] is selected on the side
menu and the waveform frame remains red. Scroll the waveform monitor to the right in this state to scroll
the waveform back and check the past waveform that has already been recorded. Scroll the waveform
monitor to the left to display the waveform recorded after pausing. You can also pinch in (reduce)/pinchout (expand) the waveform.
Tap thePAUSE

key again to monitor the waveform with the latest data.

Scroll the waveform

Pinch in (reduce)

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Pinch out (enlarge)

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7. Playback Recorded Data
To playback recorded data, tap

PLAYBACKforMEASURE/PLAYBACKon the side menu toswitch the monitor to the playback screen. The monitor automatically switches to the playback screen
when measurement ends.

PLAYBACK key
Select recording device

Waveform format

7.1.

Data selection key

Select Recorded Data

Tap theDATA

selection key on the control bar to display the recorded data list indicated below. Selectthe data and tap the

Data name:OK

key to display that waveform.

The recording name set in the recording settings. Setting an easy-to-understand namewhen recording makes it easier to search for the data to playback.

Date/Time:

The date and time that the data was recorded

Recording info:

Displays information on the selected recorded data.
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7.2.

Playback Recorded Data

By displaying a waveform in the playback monitor and selecting a device in the side menu, the waveform
for each device when recording is displayed.

Move display area

Select recording device

Y axisEnlarge/reduce

Time axis
Enlarge/reduce
Control bar switching

7.2.1.

Thumbnails

Tap theControl bar switchingWAVE⇒ THUMBNAIL

SelectTHUMBNAIL

key to switch the functions on the control bar in the order⇒ CURSOR⇒ PENREC⇒ WAVE .

to display the thumbnail waveform of the channel set in the recording setup

menu in the control bar area.
You can also tap the

thumbnail display channel

Tap the thumbnail

key to select the channel to display.

Thumbnail wave

Control bar switch

waveform to display the
waveform at the tapped position.
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7.2.2.

CursorsWhen

CURSORis selected for theControl bar switchingon the right edge of the control bar, theA and B time axis cursors are displayed.
Cursor A

Cursor B
Turn the rotary knob to movethe cursors.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(1) Cursor position data information
A:

Recorded data information of the cursor A position
X is the time from the first of cursor A, and Y is the data value at the position of cursor A.

B:

Recorded data information of the cursor B position
X is the time from the first of cursor B, and Y is the data value at the position of cursor B.

A-B:

Information on the difference between cursors A and B
X is the time between cursors A and B, and Y is the data difference value between cursors A
and B.

b/w AB: The maximum value (MAX), minimum value (MIN), and average value (AVG) between cursors
A and B.
However, this is disabled for printer recorded data because the P-P value is used. It is also
disabled when the P-P value is selected for SSD recording.
(2)

Jump to cursor

key

Tap the key to move the waveform so that the cursor position is in the monitor center.
(3)

Move cursor to centerkey

Tap the key to move the specified cursor to the monitor center.
(4) Cursor selection
Select the cursor to change the cursor position for. The cursor changes in the order
A

⇒ B

⇒ A-B

each tap.

Turn the rotary knob withA

selected to move cursor A.

Turn the rotary knob withB

selected to move cursor B.

Turn the rotary knob with

A-B

selected to move with the distance between cursor A and cursor B

maintained.
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(5) Channel selection
Selects the channel to display in the cursor position information. Tap thechannel selection

key todisplay the channel selection screen indicated below, where you can select the channel to display in the
cursor position information.

7.2.3.

Printing Out

Press thePRINT

key on the operation panel with the playback monitor displayed to use the printer toprint the waveform between cursors A and B on the monitor.

NOTE
After reading recorded data, cursor A indicates the start of the data and cursor B indicates the end of thedata.
Even if the time axis or waveform amplitude is enlarged on the monitor, the printer prints the recorded
time axis and amplitude set in the channel settings.

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7.3.

Record Management

The method for managing data recorded with this product is explained below.
Tap

Record managementin the main unit settings in

SETUP

on the side menu to display the[Record management] screen.
A list of the recorded data on the internal SSD of the product is displayed on the left side of the [Record
management] screen.
Tap the Data name or Date/Time in the recording data to display [Recording info] for that recorded dataon the right.
Recorded data list

Recording info

Slide the recording info
up to display the module
information.

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7.3.1.

Export - Backing Up Recorded Data

Connect the external storage media (such as SD memory
card or USB stick) to the main unit and confirm that the
SD/USB indicator on the side menu activates.
Tap theImport/Export

key on the bottom right of the[Record management] screen to display the external media
selection dialog and select the target external media.
Tap

OK

to switch to the [Import/Export] screen.
Recorded data list on internal SSD
Recorded data list on external media

Place a check mark (✔) on the data to back up
Place a check mark (✔) in the selection field of the data to back up and tap thecenter to export the recorded data.

7.3.2.

Import - Reading Backup Data

Open the [Import/Export] screen in the same way as whenexporting data, and import backup data backed up to
external media to the main unit.
When importing, place a check mark (✔) in the recorded
data list for external media on the right, and tap theImportkey in the center.

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7.3.3.

Restoring Recording Settings

The recording settings of this product are saved together with the recorded data.
Select the data for the recording settings to restore/set again on the [Record management] screen, andtap theRestore recording settings

key to set the recording settings to the main unit.

NOTE
Saving the data with the recording settings in the recording name (such as pressing the
key then the

STOP

START

key in a short time) enables the recordings to be easily restored at a later date.

The data saved for recording settings can be exported to external media by itself to easily restore
recording condition settings.

7.3.4.

Copying Screens and Exporting to External Media

Press and hold thePRINT

key on the main unit operation panel to save the displayed screen as

image data.
When the [Screenshot] screen is displayed, use theexternal

Print

key,

Save to internal

key, or

Save tokey to save the screenshot data.

(1) Tap thePrint

key to print the screenshot image from the printer.

(2) Tap the

Save to internal

key to save the image data to the SSD of the main unit.

(3) Tap the

Save to external

key to save the image data to external media (such as an SD memory card

or USB stick).

Press and hold

(1)

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The image data saved to the main unit is read from [Main unit settings] - [Record management] [Image management] and can be exported, printed, or deleted with theorDeleteExport

key,

Print

key,

key.

Tap the list on the left to display a preview of the image on the right.
Tap the selection field of the target image to place a check mark (✔), and press the
Exportkey, or

Delete

Print

key,

key to execute the desired operation.

Image list
Preview

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8. Specifications
8.1.

General Specifications

8.1.1.

Main Unit Basic Specifications

Item

Specifications

Input block

Number of module slots
Analog input
Logic input

9 slots
Maximum 36 channels
Maximum 144 channels

Recording device

Internal SSD
Internal memory
Internal printer

256 GB
4 GB
216 mm thermal printerRecording function

SSD recording
Memory recording
Printer recording

Directly recording to internal SSD
Recording high-speed phenomena to memory
Directly recording input signals to printerSampling Speed

SSD recording
Memory recording
Printer recording

1 MS/s20 MS/s
1 kS/s (100 mm/s)

Sampling accuracy±10 ppm (max)At all available temperature ranges

Printer block

Thermal printerRecording width
Recording speed
Chart speed
Recording paper

to 10 S/min
to 10 S/min
to 10 S/min (1 mm/min)

216 mm
100 mm/s to 1 mm/min
Within ±2 % (25 °C, 65 % RH)
219 mm x 30 m
Paper roll
219 mm x 200 m Z-fold paper

1, 2, 5 series(YPS-106, YPS-108)(YPS-112)

Display block12.1" XGA TFT color LCD (1024 x 768 dots)
With electrostatic capacitive touch panel (supporting two point multi-touch)

Operation panel

Operation panel keys

Rotary knob
Lock function

Key lock
Screen lockInterfaces

POWER Power on/off
START
Start recording
STOP
Stop recording
TRIG
Forced trigger
PRINT
Start printer recording/screen copy
Change measurement range or waveform position, etc.
Operation panel key lockTouch panel key lock

LAN, USB, SD, COM、DVI-D
For details, see "8.2.10. Interface Specifications".

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8.1.2.

General Specifications

Item

Specifications

Power

AC 100 to 240 V
Rated power voltage
Allowed range of variation AC 90 to 264 V
in power voltage
50/60 Hz
Rated power frequency
Allowed range of variation 47 to 63 Hz
in power frequency
Withstand voltage

Between power and case1500 V AC for 1 minuteInsulation resistance

Between power and caseFor printer recording

100 MΩ or more at 500 V DC
300 VA (maximum printing
state)

Power consumption

When recording is stopped 80 VA
For standby
5 VA (power cord connected
and power off)
Power fuse

Internal (not replaceable)

Locations for use

Indoor, Pollution Degree 2 *1, elevation 2000 m or lower

Warmup time

60 minutes or longer

Operating environment Temperaturehumidity

0 to 40°C
35 to 85 RH% or less (without condensation)

Storage environment

Temperaturehumidity-20 to 60°C
20 to 85 RH% or less (without condensation)

Vibration resistance

Sine wave vibration
Vibration frequency
Vibration level
Random vibration
Vibration frequency
Acceleration rms value

10 to 55 Hz
20.0 m/s2, 3 axis, 20 cycles each
5 to 500 Hz
X, Y axis 6.5 m/s2, Z axis 10.2 m/s2, 1 hour each

Backup battery life

Approx. 10 years (ambient temperature 23°C), for clock backup

Standards

Safety standards

EN61010-1
EN61010-2-30

EMC

EN61326-1, class A

Overvoltage Category II (CAT II) *2
Measurement Category *3
Dependent on specifications of
installed modules

Dimensions

Approx. 394 mm (W) x 334 mm (H) x 199 mm (D) *Excluding protrusions

Mass

9.5 kg or less (main unit only)

Warranty period

1 year

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8.Specifications - 8.1.General Specifications*1 The Pollution Degree indicates the level of pollution that can exist in the ambient environment.
Pollution degree 1:

No pollution or only dry, non-conductive pollution occurs. The pollution has noinfluence.

Pollution degree 2:

Only non-conductive pollution occurs except that occasionally a temporaryconductivity caused by condensation is to be expected.

Pollution degree 3:

Conductive pollution occurs, or dry, non-conductive pollution occurs whichbecomes conductive due to condensation which is to be expected.

Pollution degree 4:

The pollution generates persistent conductivity caused by conductive dust or byrain or snow.

*2 The Overvoltage Category (Installation Category) indicates how much overvoltage (impulse voltage) froman AC power supply an electrical device can withstand. Overvoltage Category II (CAT II) is suitable fordevices powered by wire from the switchboard of a building.
*3 The Measurement Category categorizes a testing or measurement circuit according to the type of main
power circuit intended to be connected for testing or measurement, and differs according to the modules
installed to this product. Use the product within the Measurement Category that meets the module
specifications.
CAT II:

Applies to testing and measurement circuits directly connected to the point of use(power outlet or similar location) of a low voltage main power supply system.

CAT III:

Applies to testing and measurement circuits connected to the switchboard of the low
voltage main power supply system in a building.

CAT IV:

Applies to testing and measurement circuits connected to the source of the low voltage
main power supply system in a building.

No category (O): Applies to circuits not directly connected to a main power supply.
Switchboard

Devices directly powered by switchboard

Devices not
Devices powered

directly connectedby outlet

to main power

CAT IIOPower outlet
CAT IVO:

CAT III

Other circuits not directly connected to main power

CAT II :Measurement Category II

CAT III :Measurement Category III

CAT IV :Measurement Category IV

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8.2.

Functional Specifications

8.2.1.

Measurement Function

Item

Specifications

Recording mode

The recording modes are indicated below.
(1) Standard(2) Start time(3) Start trigger(4) Interval (N times)(5) Start time + Start trigger(6) Start trigger + Interval (N times)(7) Start time + Interval (N times)(8) Start time + Start trigger + Interval (N times)(9) Window recording

Recording device

Recording to SSD, memory, or printer, and recording to various recording devices
at the same time

Display format

Y-T waveform
X-Y waveformY-T waveform with amplitude on vertical axis and time on
horizontal axis
Up to four sets of X-Y waveforms with a user-defined analog
input channel specified for the X axis (horizontal) and Y axis
(vertical).

FFT waveform

FFT analysis waveform with maximum two channels

Digital data

Displays data with numeric values

Sampling speed

Differs according to recording device.

Maximum recordingtime

100 days

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8.2.2.

SSD Recording

Item

Specifications

Function

Records input data directly to the internal SSD.

Recording device Internal SSD

256 GB

Number ofchannels

Analog36 ch (max)Logic

144 ch (max)Data format

NORMAL data
P-P data

Samples and records data at the set sampling speed.
Records the two peak values (max/min) of the data within
the set sampling speed period sampled at 20 MS/s.

1 MS/s to 10 S/min

500 kS/s(max) for P-P data

External synchronization
sampling *1

Synchronization clock: 250 kHz or less

Sampling Speed

The speed can be set to 1, 2, or 5 series

Information data

Records information related to the recorded data, such as the version of the product,
module configuration, channel settings, data format, and recording time.

Recorded data

Records input data, memory recording start data, and event data (trigger information,
marks).

Window recording Records the last data specified at the recording time when recording stops.
Cannot be used in conjunction with memory recording or printer recording.
Playback
processing

Y-T waveform

Display position changes via swiping and pinch in/pinch out
operations to enlarge/reduce.

FFT Analysis

When the recorded data is NORMAL, FFT analysis function
processing is possible.

X-Y waveform

When the recorded data is NORMAL, X-Y processing ispossible, sampling 1 kS/s or below.

*1 Available when the optional remote control module is installed.

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8.2.3.

Memory Recording

Item

Specifications

Function

Records to the internal memory with high-speed sampling.

Recording device

Internal memory

2 GW *1

Record blocks(number of memory
divisions)

Divided into 1 to 200 user-defined blocks

PointsThe number of data items per channel that can be recorded
to a recording block
2 kW to 2 GW (selected in step 1-2-5)
Channels x points x blocks ≤ 2 GW

Number of channels

Analog36 ch (max), 18 ch at 20 MS/s

Logic

144 ch (max)Data format

NORMAL data

Sampling speed

20 MS/s to 10 S/min

Information data

Records information related to the recorded data, such as the version of the product,
module configuration, channel settings, data format, and recording time.

Recorded data

Records input data and trigger information.

Playback processing Y-T waveform

The speed can be set to 1, 2, or 5 series

Display position changes via swiping and pinch in/pinch out
operations to enlarge/reduce.

*1 W(word) refers to a unit of data. 1 W = 2 bytes

8.2.4.

Printer Recording

Item

Specifications

Function

Directly records the input signal to the printer as a waveform.

Recording driveInternal printerNumber of printer 144 ch
recordingchannels
48 chData format

Thermal printerThe total analog and logical channels that can record to
the SSD simultaneously
The total number of analog and logical channels that canrecord to recording paper simultaneously, channel for
printing to recording paper can be selected with sheet
settings, and all channels can be printed with the
playback function

P-P data

Recording speed 100 mm/s to 1 mm/min 1, 2, or 5 series,
External
50 mm/s (500 Hz) max for external synchronizationsynchronization*1
Recordingresolution

Waveform amplitude direction

8 dots/mm

Time axis direction

100 S/div

Printing resolution

20 dots/mm

100 mm/s

40 dots/mm

50 mm/s, external synchronization*1

80 dots/mm

25 mm/s or less

*1 Available when the optional remote control module is installed.

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8.2.5.

Trigger Function[Basic trigger function]
Item

Specifications

Trigger function

Start trigger

Start trigger for recording operation

Memory trigger

Trigger for memory recording

Trigger type

Analog input signal *2
Level trigger
Window trigger

Logic input signal *2
Bit pattern trigger

Logic signal bit pattern judgment trigger

Forced trigger

When the trigger key of the operation panel is pressed

External trigger *1
Trigger filter

Trigger when an analog signal transects (rises above/falls
below) the set threshold
INTO WIN: Trigger when the analog signal enters theupper/lower limit range
OUT WIN: Trigger when the analog signal leaves theupper/lower limit range

When the external trigger input signal becomes active *1

This function generates a trigger if the trigger conditions continue to be established forthe specified period of time (to ensure that a trigger is not generated by noise, etc.)
Filter time

0 to 100 s*1 Available when the optional remote control module is installed.
*2 Analog input and logical input triggers (triggers from input channels) are collectively referred to as channel
triggers.

[Start trigger]
Item

Specifications

Trigger source

Channel trigger, forced trigger, external trigger

Channel trigger specified number of channels

1ch[Memory trigger]
Item

Specifications

Trigger source

Channel trigger, forced trigger, external trigger

Channel trigger specified number of channels

18 channel

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8.2.6.

Monitor Function

Item

Specifications

Display screen

MEASURE

Displays the state waveform of the input signal

PLAYBACK

Playback the memory, SSD, or printer recorded data

Waveform type

Y-T waveform, X-Y waveform, FFT waveform
Enables waveform display for an arbitrary analog signal and logic signal
Y-T waveform

Enables 48 channel/sheet signal display

X-Y waveform

Enables a maximum of four X-Y waveform sets to be displayed
Enables FFT analysis results to be displayed for a maximum of
two channels

FFT waveformY-T waveform
display
Display width

20 div x 20 div
Time axis (T axis)

1 div = 100 samples

Amplitude axis (Y axis)

1 div = 1/10 RANGE (with display range at 100%)
Specifies the display position, display range, display maximum,and display minimum

Display area

Enables waveform screens to be managed as three waveform screens (display channel
sets)

Sheet

Display functions Numeric value display

TRIG.SYNC

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Numeric value display of input signal

Scale

Scale display of amplitude axis

Grid

Grid display of waveform area

Trigger/markDisplays detected trigger/markCursor

Displays two cursors
Displays the signal information (position and value) of the
cursors, information on the differences between cursors,
maximums, minimums, and averages

Pen position

Displays the signal amplitude position

Zero position

Displays the signal zero position

Time display

Displays the time on the bottom of the display area

Pinch in/out

Enlarges/reduces the display waveform

Updates the waveform display screen when the trigger conditions are established

X-Y Waveform

Item

Specifications

Data selection

SSD recorded data

Data format: Normal data

X-Y axis

X axis channel:

User-defined analog channel

Y axis channel:

User-defined analog channel
Four waveforms can be set

Sampling speed

1 kS/s (max)Display format

Select single screen orquad screen

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Specifications

Pen up

Pauses measurement

Pen down

Resumes measurement The pen down operation can be performed for one waveform at
a time or all waveforms at once

Clear

Clears the displayed
waveform

Refresh graph

Redraws the X-Y waveform between cursors A and B on the Y-T waveform display
monitor.

Display functions Dot/line

8.2.8.

The pen up operation can be performed for one waveform at atime or all waveforms at once

The clear operation can be performed for one waveform at atime or all waveforms at once

Renders the X-Y waveform with dots or lines

Scale

Input signal scale display of X axis and Y axis

Grid

Grid display of waveform area

Pen position

Displays the input signal position

Zero position

Displays the signal zero position

Pinch in/out

Enlarges/reduces the waveform

FFT Analysis

Item

Specifications

Data selection

SSD recorded data

Sampling points

Set the analysis sampling points: Select 1000, 2000, 5000, or 10000 points

Frequency range

500 kHz (max), the frequency range is calculated as 1 or 2 x the sampling speed

Analysis range
selection

Selects the analysis range using two cursors.

Window function

Supports amplitude gain using a window function. Hanning, hamming, rectangular

Analysis function

Time scale waveform, linear spectrum, RMS spectrum, power spectrum, power
spectrum density, 1/1 octave analysis, 1/3 octave analysis,

Data format: NORMAL datacross power spectrum, transfer function, coherence function
Analysis count2

Display format

One screen/two screen

X axis scale

Time, linear frequency, log frequency, 1/1 octave, 1/3 octave

Y axis scale

Amplitude, linear real part, linear imaginary part, linear amplitude, log amplitude,
phase

Manual scale

Manually sets the X axis and Y axis display area

Averaging

Time simple averaging, frequency simple averaging, frequency exponential weightaveraging, frequency axis peak hold, None

Average number of
additions

1 to 10Peak value display

Identifies a maximum of 10 local maximums or global maximums from the analysis
results.

Cursor

Displays two cursors for each analysis and displays the X value and Y value of eachcursor.

Pinch in/out

Enlarges/reduces the FFT analysis results with pinch in/pinch out operations.

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8.2.9.

Setup / Record Management

Item

Specifications

Recording Setup
RecordingMode

Nine type recording mode display and selection.

Data nameRecording name, automatic numbering.
Recording time setting for one time, maximum time settable fromremaining SSD capacity.

Recording time
Start time

Set the recording start time

Interval time

Set the Interval time and number of recordings
Enable/disable printer recording when performing measurement,
sheet selection, enable/disable real-time waveform printing during
measurement.

Printer

SSD

Enable/disable SSD recording when performing measurement.
Enable/disable memory recording when performing measurement,
record blocks, points, endless mode, pre-trigger settings.
Sets the channels to displayed in the thumbnails on the monitor
and the compression ratio for the display from 1/10 to 1/100.

MemoryThumbnails
Channel List

Common:

Displays and configures a list of common Setup set in modules and the
input module installed in this product.
Display items:
Channel number, module type.
Display items and settings:
Channel name, measurement, sheet,color, display position, display range, display maximum, and display
minimum.

Conversion: List of physical conversion for the installed analog input module.
Display items and settings:
Conversion method (2-pt /gain),conversion value (conversion 1, conversion 2), unit.
List by input module type:
Displays and configures a list of the settings unique to each module.
Each item can be configured individually or together.
Sheet

List of registered channels and channel registration to sheets 1 to 3

Printer

Printing:

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Print settings for the header, annotation, footer, grid, date,recording name, time axis, and recording speed printed at thesame time as the printer printing
Inputs and imports/exports text for printing headers,annotations, and footers
60 characters for the text (in the paper feed direction) x 86 lines(waveform amplitude direction)

Chart speed:

Sets a user-defined chart speed. Six speed settings can be set.

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Item

Specifications

Record Management List of recorded
data

Displays a list of the data recorded to this product.

ChoiceSelects recorded data in the list. Multiple data can be selected.

Select all

Selects all the recorded data in the list.

Release all

Deselects all the data in the list.

DeleteDeletes the selected recorded data.
Export: Writes recorded data to USB memory or an SD memory
Export / Import
card.
Import: Reads recorded data saved on USB memory or an SD
memory card.
Restore recording Reads settings information from the selected recorded data andsetup
sets it in the main unit.
Image Management

Image list

Displays a list of the images recorded to this product.

ChoiceSelects images in the list. Multiple data can be selected.

Select all

Selects all the image data in the list.

Release all

Deselects all the data in the list.

DeleteDeletes the selected images.

Print

Prints the selected images from the printer.
Outputs the selected images to USB memory or an SD memory
card.

ExportEnvironment

PC nameSets the name of the main unit using 15 characters or less. This
name is used for identification purposes on the network and inrecorded data.

Language
Time zone

EnglishSets the time zone (regional standard time). Daylight savings time
available.

Date and time

Sets the current date and time.

Backlight timer

Backlight timer automatic disable setting
Select [OFF], [1 minutes], [5 minutes], [10 minutes], [30 minutes],or [60 minutes]
The backlight of the LCD display automatically turns off at the set
time.

Display brightness Sets the brightness of the LCD display.
Display

Grid

Switches the grid lines of the waveform screen on or off.

Trigger line

Switches the trigger lines of the waveform screen on or off.

Mark line

Switches the mark lines of the waveform screen on or off.

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8.2.10. Interface Specifications
Item

Specifications

LAN

Supported standard

IEEE802.3 (1000BASE-T, 100BASE-TX, 10BASE-T)

Connector

RJ-45

Number of ports

1

Supported standard

USB3.0Connector

Type-A

Number of ports2

Supported standard

SD standard (SD/SDHC/SDXC supported)

Connector

Slot for SD memory cards

Number of ports

1

Supported standard

EIA-574

Connector

D-Sub9Number of ports

1

Supported standard

DVI-D (dual link not supported)

Connector

DVI-D

Number of ports

1

USB

SD

COM

DVI-D

8.2.11. Communication Setup
Item

Specifications

Network Settings

IP address setup

Select to automatically retrieve or manually set the IP
address.
When manually setting the IP address, the IP address,
subnet mask, and default gateway can be manually set.

IP address

Set the IP address.

Subnet mask

Set the subnet mask.

Default gateway
DNS server address
setup

Set the default gateway.
Select to automatically retrieve or manually set the DNS
server.
When manually setting the DNS server the preferred DNS
server and alternate DNS server can be set.

Preferred DNS server

Set the preferred DNS server.

Alternate DNS server

Set the alternate DNS server.

Baud rate

Select the RS-232C baud rate.

RS-232C Settings

300 to 460800 bps
Data bits

The RS-232C data bit length, fixed to 8 bits

Stop bits

Select the RS-232C stop bits.
Select 1 or 2 bits.

ParitySelect the RS-232C parity.
None, odd, even, mark, or space

Flow control

Select the RS-232C flow control method.
Select none, XON/XOFF, or hardware (CTS/RTS).

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8.2.12. Other Settings(Maintenance / Operation History / Version Management)
ItemSpecifications

SSD check

SSD life remaining, health check, and loading test

Fan check

Displays the state of the internal cooling fan

LCD check

LCD screen check and pixel defect check

Brightness check

LCD back light brightness control check

Printer

Prints a test patter from the printerPrinter state check: System, motor, head temperature, printer cover, recording
paper

BuzzerControls the buzzer on/off to check the buzzer

Panel keys

Press the panel keys to check whether they operate normally

Panel key LED

Turns the panel LEDs on/off to check whether they operate normally

Initialization

Returns the settings of the main unit to the factory defaults.

Operation history display

Displays the history of the past 100 operations.

Version management

Displays the serial number and version of this product and the version
information of each module

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8.3.

Exterior

8.3.1.

Main Unit Exterior

394

199

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