KYOWA UCAM-65A Manuel utilisateur

IM-A-544 December 2003

DATA LOGGER

UCAM-65A

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Thank you for purchasing KYOWA’s product UCAM-65A Data Logger.

Read this Instruction Manual carefully in order to make full use of the high performance

capabilities of the product.

Do not use the product in methods other than described in this Manual.

This Instruction Manual may not be copied or reproduced, in whole or part, without consent of KYOWA.

Windows 98/NT4/2000,XP are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation, USA.

Generally, company names and trade names described in this Instruction Manual are trademarks or registered

trademarks of the companies.

The contents of the Instruction Manual are subjected to change without prior notice.

CONTENTS

TYPES ...............................................................................................................................................................................i

STANDARDACCESSORIES........................................................................................................................................i

OPTIONALGOODS.......................................................................................................................................................i

SAFETYPRECAUTIONS............................................................................................................................................ii

PRIOR TO USE......................................................................................................................................................................................................... ii

SAFETY SYMBOLS................................................................................................................................................................................................ ii

NOTATIONS USED IN THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL .....................................................................................v

1. PRODUCT OUTLINE...................................................................................................................................1-1

1-1 PRODUCT OUTLINE..........................................................................................................................................................................1-1

1-2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................................................................................1-1

2. CONTROLSAND INDICATORS...............................................................................................................2-1

2-1 FRONT ..................................................................................................................................................................................................2-1

2-2 REAR.....................................................................................................................................................................................................2-2

2-3 TOP ........................................................................................................................................................................................................2-4

3. CONNECTINGDEVICES & PREPARINGFOR MEASUREMENT.................................................3-1

3-1 SYSTEM INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 3-1

3-1-1 Grounding.........................................................................................................................................................................................3-1

3-1-2 Connecting Grounding Conductor for Lightning Surge Protection................................................................................................3-4

3-1-3 Connecting Power Cable..................................................................................................................................................................3-5

3-1-4 Connecting DC Power Supply.........................................................................................................................................................3-6

3-2 CONNECTING EXTERNAL DEVICES.................................................................................................................................................................... 3-7

3-2-1 Connecting USB-50/50 Series Scanners .........................................................................................................................................3-7

3-2-2 Connecting USB-70 Series Scanners...............................................................................................................................................3-8

3-2-3 Connecting RS-23C Interface ..........................................................................................................................................................3-9

3-2-4 Connecting LAN ..............................................................................................................................................................................3-9

3-3 CONNECTING SENSORS............................................................................................................................................................................................3-11

3-3-1 Connecting Strain Gage and Strain Gage Transducer ...................................................................................................................3-11

3-3-2 Connecting Potentiometer Sensor..................................................................................................................................................3-13

3-3-3 Connecting Voltage and Current Output Type Transducer............................................................................................................3-13

3-3-4 Connecting Thermocouple.............................................................................................................................................................3-14

3-3-5 Connecting Resistance Thermometer Sensor................................................................................................................................3-14

3-3-6 Connecting Linear Variable Differential Transformer Transducer & Sliding Resistance Transducer .........................................3-15

3-4 INSERTING & EJECTING PC CARD...............................................................................................................................................................................3-16

4. OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS..................................................................................................................4-1

4-1 OPERATIONAL FLOW ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-1

4-2 SETTING VARIOUS CONDITIONS FOR MEASUREMENT......................................................................................................................... 4-2

4-3 HOW TO SET VARIOUS FUNCTIONS.................................................................................................................................................................... 4-3

4-3-1 Selecting Function Switch................................................................................................................................................................4-3

4-3-2 Boot Up Sequence............................................................................................................................................................................4-4

4-3-3 Operation of “ENABLE/DISABLE” Switch..................................................................................................................................4-5

5. SETTINGETHERNET.................................................................................................................................5-1

6. SPECIFICATIONS.........................................................................................................................................6-1

TYPES

UCAM-65A Data Logger (hereinafter referred to as the UCAM-65A) has the following 2 types according to the

power supply specifications.

UCAM-65A-AC AC power supply version 85 to 264 VAC, 50/60 Hz

UCAM-65A-DC DC power supply version 10 to 16 VDC

STANDARD ACCESSORIES

The following accessories should be enclosed in the package of the UCAM-65A. Upon unpacking, check to be sure

all the following items are enclosed.

Instruction Manual (CD-R) 1

UCS-60A Control Software (CD-R) 1

AC Power Cable P-18 (For AC power version) 1

3P-2P Conversion Adaptor CM-32 (For AC power version) 1

AC Power Fuse (For AC power version) 1

DC Power Cable P-57 (For DC power version) 1

DC Power Fuse (For DC power version) 1

Dimple Driver 1

Grounding Conductor 1

Inspection Sheet 1

Warranty 1

OPTIONAL GOODS

The following optional goods are prepared for the UCAM-65A. Select preferable options appropriate for the

measurement.

•USS-61A/21A Internal Scanning Unit for General Measurement

•USS-62A/22A Internal Scanning Unit for General measurement (with NDIS standard connector)

•USS-63A/23A Internal Scanning Unit for Civil Engineering Measurement

•USI-65A Scanner Interface for USB-50/51 Series Scanners

•USI-67A Scanner Interface for USB-70 Series Scanners

•UIO-60A External Input/Output Unit

The following scanners are applicable for other UCAM series data loggers. Read the scanner attached instruction

manual and use them according to this Instruction Manual.

•Scanner USB-70 series

•Scanners USB-50A, USB-50D, USB-51A, USB-51AT

•Scanner USB-65A (For LVDT Linear Variable Differential Transformer transducer and sliding resistance

transducer : Custom made)

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

PRIOR TO USE

For safe use of the UCAM-65A, be sure to read the safety precautions described below.

KYOWA ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTS CO., LTD. assumes no liability for damages resulting from usage

made against the safety precautions and voids warranty of products handled improperly.

SAFETY SYMBOLS

•The following symbol is used for safety operation of the system.

Indicates “PROTECTIVE GROUND TERMINAL.”

Be sure to connect the GND terminal to the ground.

•In this Instruction Manual, safety precautions are classified into “WARNING” and “CAUTION” as follows.

WARNING

Failure to read instructions under this heading may result in death or severe

injury of the operator.

CAUTION

Failure to read instructions under this heading may result in injury of the

operator and damage of the instrument.

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WARNING

Protective Ground

To prevent an electric shock hazard, be sure to ensure protective ground before connecting the AC power cable to

a 3-prong wall outlet. If no 3-prong wall outlet is available, be sure to ground the UCAM-65A via the “GND”

terminal before connecting the AC power cable.

For Electrical Operator Safety

To prevent an electric shock hazard, operators must be cautioned not to cut the protective grounding conductor or

disconnect it from the GND terminal.

Confirmation of Protective Ground

To prevent an electric shock hazard, be sure to confirm safe protective ground before operating the UCAM-65A.

If anything seems abnormal in the protective ground, fuse holders, etc., do not operate the UCAM-65A.

Power Supply

To prevent a fire hazard, before connecting the AC power cable, be sure to confirm the local line voltage is

matched with the operating voltage specified for the UCAM-65A.

Power Cable and Power Outlet

To prevent electric shock or fire hazards, connect the accessory power cable to a 3-prong wall outlet .

If no 3-prong wall outlet is available, ground the UCAM-65A through the GND terminal and then, connect the

power cable to a 2-prong wall outlet via the accessory 3P-2P conversion adapter.

Do not disconnect the grounding conductor during measurement and before disconnecting the power cable.

Operators must also be cautioned that use of an extension power cable with no grounding conductor voids the

protective function.

Fuse

To prevent a fire hazard, be sure to use a fuse providing the same rating (current, voltage, type) as specified for the

UCAM-65A.

Do not use any fuse other than specified. Do not short-circuit the fuse holder.

When replacing the fuse, disconnect the AC power cable from the wall outlet in advance.

External Connection

To prevent an electric shock hazard, ensure the safe protective ground of all concerned instrument and then,

connect the UCAM-65A to the measuring objects and external devices, PC, etc.

Inflammable Gaseous Environment

To prevent fire and explosion hazards, do not operate the UCAM-65A where it is exposed to inflammable gases,

inflammable vapors or inflammable dust.

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•To prevent troubles and accidents due to erroneous handling and installation and to let the UCAM-65A safely

perform to the specifications, be sure to read the following instructions.

CAUTION

After the power Off, wait more than 5 seconds to power ON again.

• If the power switch is repeatedly turned ON and OFF within 5 seconds, fuse may be blown out due to rush

current generated by switching the power ON and the UCAM-65A reliable function may not be guaranteed.

Use the UCAM-65A in the specified operating temperature range of 0 to 50 °C.

• Use at temperatures exceeding the specified range may lower the performance and cause troubles.

• If use under direct sunlight or in a cold place is inevitable, prepare a sunscreen or take proper measures to keep

it warm.

Use the UCAM-65A in the specified operating humidity range of 20 to 85%RH.

• Use in a humid place exceeding the specified range or where it is exposed to splashing water may lower the

performance and cause troubles.

Do not seal ventilator hole.

• If there is not enough space to radiate heat, temperature in the UCAM-65A may increase to lower the

performance and cause troubles.

Immediately stop the UCAM-65A from operating if the environment changes abruptly.

•Leave the UCAM-65A as it is to make it accustomed with the environment

• Abrupt change in ambient temperature due to transportation, etc. may cause dew condensation, which may

result in lowered performance and troubles.

Do not use the UCAM-65A under dusty environment.

• Use the UCAM-65A under environment where a PC may be used.

Do not use the UCAM-65A where it is subjected to vibration or impact.

• Use the UCAM-65A where it does not receive any vibration or impact.

• A continuous vibration or severe impact may lower the performance and cause troubles.

Do not use the UCAM-65A in strong electromagnetic field.

• Use the UCAM-65A in a magnetic field environment where a PC may be used.

• Performance may be lowered and erroneous operation and troubles may result if it is used near a telemetry

system, microwave oven, electric furnace or any other equipment generating a strong magnetic field

Do not use the UCAM-65A under poor power condition.

• Operate the UCAM-65A on the specified 85 to 264 VAC, 50/60 Hz, with no instantaneous power failure and

noise.

Do not pull cord and cables.

• Lay cords and cables with a certain allowance so that any unreasonable force may not be applied to the

connections.

• Pulling or unreasonable force may cause troubles or interrupt measurement.

Preheat the UCAM-65A before use.

• Preheat the UCAM-65A for 30 to 60 minutes after power ON.

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NOTATIONS USED IN THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL

For convenience, the following notations are used in this Instruction Manual for convenience.

•Operating switches and LEDs on the display panel, menu and selected items are expressed as follows:

Operating switches and LEDs on the display panel are expressed in double quotation marks “ .”

Ex.) “POWER” LED, etc.

Menu items are expressed in brackets [ ].

Ex.) [IP Address], etc.

Selected items are expressed in single quotation marks ‘ .’

Ex.) ‘192.168.71.65,’ etc.

•Precautions

Precautions for safe operation and reference information for correct handling are expressed as follows.

Example :

Note

Describes essential instructions for handling the UCAM-65A.

Describes reference information for handling the UCAM-65A.

MEMO

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1. PRODUCT OUTLINE

1-1 PRODUCT OUTLINE

UCAM-65A Data Logger is a measuring instrument that is designed for precise measurement using the attached

Control Software (UCS-60A) by connecting to the PC.

Ethernet and RS-232C are provided in the standard UCAM-65A as interface to the PC.

As objects of measurement, various measuring instruments are connected to the UCAM-65A such as strain gage,

strain gage transducer, civil engineering transducer with temperature measuring function, potentiometer sensor, DC

voltage, thermocouple and platinum resistance thermometer sensor.

The UCAM-65A is capable of measurement of up to 30 channels solely by itself by installing scanning units. For

large-scale multipoint measurement, the UCAM-65A can measure up to 1000 channels by connecting scanners in

USB-50/51 or USB-70 series.

In addition, since the Control Command Software as been opened to the public, customers can create you own

software to control the UCAM-65A.

1-2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION

Objectofmeasurement

Straingage

Straingagetansducer

Civilengineering

transducerwith

temperaturemeasuring

function

DCvoltage

Thermocouple

Resistancethermometer

sensor

Potentiometersensor USB-50/51

series

USB-70

series

USB-65A

USI-67A

USI-65A

Differentialtransformer

transducer

Slidingresistance

transducer

Contact

Rainfall UIO-60A

or Option

slot1

Option

slot2

USS-61/62/63

Maximum3units

(30points)

PCcardslot

RS-232C

ETHERNET

UCS 60A Control Software

Personal Computer

PC Card (Flash ATA)

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2. CONTROLS AND INDICATORS

2-1 FRONT

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1) PC card slot cover

2) “POWER” LED Lights up with power ON.

3) “REMOTE” LED Lights up in remote measurement.

4) “ERROR” LED Lights up when error occurred.

5) “MEAS” LED Lights up during the measurement.

6) “INTERVAL” LED Lights up in interval measurement.

7) “MEMORY” LED Lights up when saving measured data into internal memory.

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8) “PC CARD” LED Lights up when saving measured data into the PC card.

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A)

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E)

A) “ENABLE/DISABLE” Switch Enables/disables the interval measurement.

B) “DISABLE” LED Lights up when the “ENABLE/DISABLE” is in “Disable” state.

C) Function Selecting Switch Switchovers various functions. (For details, see section “4-3.”)

D) PC Card Slot When saving data into the PC card, insert the PC card (ATA flush

memory card) into this PC card slot .

E) PC Card Access LED Lights up when writing data into the PC card.

Do not eject the PC card while this LED is ON.

F) Eject Button Press for ejecting the PC card.

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2-2 REAR

(1) AC Power Supply Version

3) 5) 6) 7) 8)

1) 9)

4) 10)

1) Option slot 1 Scanner interface USI-65A or USI-67A is inserted into this slot.

2) Option slot 2 External input/output unit UIO-60A is inserted into this slot.

3) “RS-232C” connector RS-232C interface connector

4) “ETHERNET” connector Ethernet interface connector

5) “A COM” terminal Common terminal of analog signals

6) “GND” terminal UCAM-65A ground terminal

7) “D COM” terminal Common terminal of digital signals

8) “POWER” switch Power switch

9) “LINE IN” connector Power input connector

10) “FUSE” holder Fuse holder

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