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7.4 Saving Measurement Data
All Normal Measurement Items ON and Integrated power/Demand ON,
All Harmonic Items OFF (Interval: 1 second)
Wiring 1P2W X 4 1P3W X 2
3P3W2M
X 2
3P3W3M,
3P4W
3P4W4I
No. of Data
Items
160 180 196 118 122
PC card 128 MB 18 hours 16 hours 15 hours 25 hours 24 hours
Internal memory 8 minutes 7 minutes 7 minutes 12 minutes 11 minutes
Normal Measurement Instantaneous Value Only
Wiring 1P2W X 4 1P3W X 2
3P3W2M
X 2
3P3W3M,
3P4W
3P4W4I
No. of Data
Items
25 18 21 14 15
PC card 128 MB
Interval time
All wave
100ms
200ms
500ms
4 hours
29 hours
59 hours
147 hours
6 hours
38 hours
77 hours
192 hours
5 hours
34 hours
68 hours
170 hours
7 hours
46 hours
93 hours
233 hours
7 hours
44 hours
88 hours
221 hours
Internal memory
Interval time
All wave
100ms
200ms
500ms
2 minutes
14 minutes
28 minutes
72 minutes
3 minutes
18 minutes
37 minutes
94 minutes
2 minutes
16 minutes
33 minutes
83 minutes
3 minutes
22 minutes
45 minutes
113 minutes
3 minutes
21 minutes
43 minutes
109 minutes
• Short-term interval (All wave/100 ms/200 ms/500 ms) data and
harmonic waveform data are saved in binary format files.
Binary format files must be converted to text files to be read
into commercially available spreadsheet software. The conver-
sion software is provided in the supplied CD-R.
• If the number of output-data items on the save/print items set-
ting screen exceeds 256, it may not be possible to read all data
into commercially available spreadsheet software. Make sure
that the number of output-data items does not exceed 256
when they are to be read into such spreadsheet software.
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