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8423
Instruction Manual
MEMORY HiLOGGER
EN
Mar. 2019 Revised edition
9
8423A981-09 19-03H
8423 MEMORY HiLOGGER
Instruction Manual
This manual describes the
Memory HiLogger's functions
and operation in detail, and its
specications.

Table of Contents

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Hioki 8423 Specifications

General IconGeneral
InterfaceRS-232C
Storage MediaInternal memory
Accuracy±0.1% of full scale
Power SupplyAC adapter or AA alkaline batteries x 4
ThermocoupleK, J, T, E, R, S, B, N
Measurement ParametersVoltage
Current RangeRequires clamp-on sensor (optional)
Operating Temperature0°C to 40°C

Summary

Chapter 1 Overview

1.1 Product Overview

Provides an overview of the 8423 Memory HiLogger, its capabilities, and system configuration.

1.2 Features

Details the key features of the 8423 Memory HiLogger, including recording intervals and connectivity.

1.3 Names and Functions of Parts

Identifies and explains the function of each part of the 8423 Memory HiLogger's front and rear panels.

1.4 System Configuration

Illustrates the system configuration of the 8423 Memory HiLogger with connected units and accessories.

1.5 Measurement Flowchart

Presents a step-by-step flowchart for preparing, setting, and conducting measurements.

Verifying Package Contents

Package Contents List

Lists all items included in the package for the 8423 Memory HiLogger and instructions for verification.

Options

Details optional units and accessories that can be used with the 8423 Memory HiLogger.

Safety Information

Safety Symbols

Explains the meaning of safety symbols used in the manual and on the instrument for hazard identification.

Measurement Categories

Defines measurement categories (CAT II, CAT III, CAT IV) according to IEC 61010 standards.

Operating Precautions

Preliminary Checks

Outlines essential preliminary checks before using the instrument for safe operation and to prevent damage.

Installing the Instrument

Provides guidance on avoiding locations that could cause accidents or damage to the instrument.

Handling the Instrument

Details precautions for safe handling of the instrument, including avoiding electric shock and physical damage.

Handling the Cables

Provides precautions for handling cables to prevent damage, electric shock, and ensure proper connection.

Handling the CD

Offers advice on handling the software CD, including cleaning, storage, and writing on the label.

Chapter 2 Installing the Software

Installation Procedure

Outlines the steps for installing the Logger Utility software and necessary drivers on the computer.

2.1 Installing Logger Utility

Provides detailed steps for installing the Logger Utility software on a Windows XP system.

2.2 Installing the USB Driver

Guides through the process of installing the USB driver required for connecting the instrument via USB.

2.3 Connect the instrument and computer with the USB cable provided

Details how to connect the instrument to a computer using a USB cable after driver installation.

2.4 Starting and Ending Logger Utility

Explains how to launch and properly close the Logger Utility software.

2.5 Uninstalling the Logger Utility

Provides a step-by-step guide for removing the Logger Utility software from the computer.

Chapter 3 Setting Up the Instrument

Installation and Connection Procedure

Outlines the sequence of steps for installing and connecting the instrument and its components.

3.3 Installing the Memory HiLogger

Details methods for installing the instrument, including wall mounting and DIN rail securing.

3.4 Connecting the AC Adapter

Guides on connecting the 9418-15 AC Adapter to the instrument for power supply.

3.5 Connecting a Communication Cable

Explains how to connect the instrument via USB or LAN cables.

3.6 Using a CF Card

Provides instructions for formatting, inserting, ejecting, and replacing CF cards.

3.7 Connecting Synchronization Cables

Guides on connecting multiple HiLoggers for synchronized measurement using 9683 connection cables.

3.8 Connection Method for External Control Input Terminals

Explains how to connect external devices for trigger, start, and stop signals via input terminals.

3.9 Turning the Power On and Off

Provides instructions on how to safely turn the instrument's power on and off.

Chapter 4 Software Screen

4.1 Main Screen

Provides an overview of the Logger Utility main screen layout and its key components.

4.2 Settings Screens

Introduces the various settings screens accessible via menu buttons for configuration.

4.3 Display Settings Windows

Describes windows for setting waveform/list display, and measurement conditions.

4.4 Channel Indication on Screens

Explains how channel numbers are displayed on Logger Utility screens, including for synchronized systems.

Chapter 5 Setting Measurement Conditions

5.1 Registering Loggers in Logger Utility

Details how to find and register loggers connected via USB or LAN to Logger Utility.

5.2 Confirming the Unit Configuration (Digital Filter Setting)

Explains how to confirm attached units and set the digital filter for noise reduction.

5.3 Configuring Basic Settings for Measurement

Covers setting measurement function, recording intervals, sampling, file save, comments, and recording.

5.4 Advanced Settings for Each Channel

Details setting input type, range, comment, calculations, display, and sheets for each channel.

5.5 Setting the Trigger Function

Covers trigger operation, pre-trigger, timing, sources (external, analog, logic), and conditions.

5.6 Setting the Alarm Function

Guides on configuring alarm settings for the 8997 Alarm Unit to trigger actions based on measurement values.

5.7 Setting Environment Conditions

Details configuring external control inputs, CF card save settings, time display, and start backup.

5.8 Send Settings

Explains how to send configured settings from Logger Utility to the instrument.

5.9 Process All

Details the functionality for copying channel settings to other channels or sheets.

5.10 Narrowing Down of Display Channels

Explains how to filter displayed channels by logger in channel settings pages.

Chapter 6 Starting and Stopping Measurement

6.1 Pre-Operation Inspection

Inspects the instrument for damage and allows warm-up before measurement.

6.2 Starting and Ending Measurement

Guides on starting and stopping measurements via computer or standalone.

Chapter 7 Analyzing Measurement Data

7.1 Changing the Waveform Display Range

Details how to adjust the upper and lower limits for waveform display and change colors.

7.2 Checking Cursor Values

Explains how to use cursors A and B to check measurement values at specific points on waveforms.

7.3 Changing Display Settings

Covers switching displays, waveform settings, list settings, and common display configurations.

7.4 Calculations

Guides on performing calculations on measurement data, including settings and expressions.

7.5 Event Mark Function

Explains how to add, search, and edit event marks on waveforms for data annotation.

7.6 Searching for the Maximum Value, Minimum Value, and Variation

Details searching for data points like maximum, minimum, variation, alarm status, level, and window.

7.7 Displaying the Channel List

Explains how to view channel information, including display colors and numbers.

7.8 Confirming Measurement Conditions

Shows how to view real-time measurement conditions like start time, data items, and save status.

7.9 Monitor Display

Describes how to display instantaneous measurement values of each channel in real time.

Chapter 8 Saving and Reading Data

8.1 Saving and Reading Measurement Data

Explains saving data as text (CSV, TXT), converting to Excel, and reading waveform/index files.

8.2 Saving and Reading Setting Data

Explains how to save and load Logger Utility configuration settings (.LUS).

8.3 Automatically Transferring Measurement Data to Excel

Describes setting up real-time data transfer from the instrument to Excel.

Chapter 9 Printing

9.1 Setting the Printing Range

Covers setting print type and selecting the range of waveforms to print.

9.2 Settings for Waveform Print Options

Details print options like CH marker, comments, gauge, and background color.

9.3 Settings for the Appendix

Explains selecting content for printing in the appendix, such as channel settings or event lists.

9.4 Printer Settings/Printing

Guides on setting printer properties, page selection, and margins for printing.

9.5 Copy to Clipboard

Describes copying print images to the clipboard for pasting into other documents.

9.6 Print Example

Provides examples of different waveform printing outputs.

Chapter 10 Setting Method for Logger

Settable Items

Lists items that can be set directly on the instrument using its front keys.

10.1 Setting Method

Illustrates the order in which settings items are accessed on the instrument.

10.2 Synchronized Measurement

Guides on setting up MASTER/SLAVE synchronization for multiple loggers.

10.3 Date

Provides instructions for setting the internal clock date of the instrument.

10.4 Time

Provides instructions for setting the internal clock time of the instrument.

10.5 DHCP

Explains how to set the DHCP function for automatic LAN configuration to ON or OFF.

10.6 IP Address

Guides on setting the instrument's IP address for LAN communication.

10.7 Subnet Mask

Explains how to set the subnet mask for LAN communication.

10.8 Port Number

Guides on setting the port number for LAN communication.

10.9 Gateway

Explains how to set the gateway for LAN communication.

10.10 Display Language

Provides instructions for selecting the display language (English or Japanese).

10.11 Self Check

Details procedures to check ROM, RAM, BUS, keys, LEDs, and LCD functionality.

10.12 Displaying Individual Version Information

Explains how to display ROM, FPGA, MAC Address, and Serial Number information.

10.13 Reading and Writing a Setting File

Covers saving instrument settings to CF card and loading settings from CF card.

Chapter 11 Communications (HTTP/FTP)

11.1 Displaying the Main Page

Guides on accessing the instrument's main page via a web browser using HTTP.

11.2 Starting and Stopping Measurement

Explains starting and stopping measurements remotely using the HTTP interface.

11.3 Current Value Display

Details displaying current measurement values and monitoring data in real time.

11.4 Acquiring Data from Memory

Guides on retrieving measurement data from the instrument's internal memory.

11.5 Data Acquisition using FTP

Explains acquiring files from CF card and internal memory using FTP.

Chapter 12 Specifications

12.1 General Specifications

Provides basic specifications for the 8423 Memory HiLogger, including power, units, and environmental data.

12.2 Application Software

Details specifications for the Logger Utility software, including system requirements and functions.

12.3 Unit Specification

Provides detailed specifications for optional units like Model 8948, 8949, 8996, and 8997.

12.4 Dimension Diagrams

Includes diagrams showing the physical dimensions of the main unit and connected units.

Chapter 13 Maintenance and Service

13.1 Cleaning

Provides instructions on how to clean the instrument and its LCD screen safely.

13.2 Troubleshooting

Offers solutions for common instrument issues and symptoms before returning for repair.

13.3 Initializing Settings (System Reset)

Explains how to reset instrument settings to factory defaults.

13.4 Zero-position Calibration (Zero Adjustment)

Guides on performing zero-position calibration for analog input channels.

13.5 Industrial Waste

Provides information on the proper disposal of the instrument and its lithium battery.

Appendix 1 Scan Timing

Scan Timing Details

Shows scan widths and dead times between channels for different recording intervals.

Appendix 2 Version Update

Updating ROM and FPGA Versions

Details the procedure for updating the instrument's ROM and FPGA versions.

Appendix 3 Error Display

Application Software Error Messages

Lists error messages related to the Logger Utility software and their solutions.

8423 Memory HiLogger Main Unit Error Messages

Lists error messages specific to the 8423 main unit and their solutions.

Warning Messages

Lists warning messages displayed by the instrument and their corresponding solutions.

Appendix 4 Recording Intervals and Maximum Times for Recording to CF Cards

Maximum Recording Times for CF Cards

Shows maximum recording periods for various units and recording intervals on CF cards.

Model 9726 PC Card 128M Recording Times

Provides maximum recording times for a 128M CF card with different recording intervals.

Model 9727 PC Card 256M Recording Times

Shows maximum recording times for a 256M CF card with different recording intervals.

Model 9728 PC Card 512M Recording Times

Provides maximum recording times for a 512M CF card with different recording intervals.

Model 9729 PC Card 1G Recording Times

Shows maximum recording times for a 1G CF card with different recording intervals.

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