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General| Brand | Hioki |
|---|---|
| Model | LR8400-20 |
| Category | Data Loggers |
| Language | English |
Describes the HiLogger's expandable channel capacity and observation methods via LCD and PC.
Outlines the steps for preparing, setting, measuring, observing, and finishing measurements.
Identifies and explains the functions of the HiLogger's front and rear panels, keys, and screens.
Covers screen operations, starting/stopping measurements, key-lock, zero adjustment, saving data, and confirming inputs.
Explains how to attach optional input units to the HiLogger, detailing two types of input units available.
Details the installation and charging procedures for the optional Z1000 Battery Pack.
Provides instructions for connecting the supplied 9418-15 AC adapter for power.
Guides users through pre-connection inspection and making various measurement connections.
Explains the sequence for configuring measurement settings, display methods, and auto saving.
Details how to set measurement methods (Normal, Continuous, Repeat) and time parameters.
Covers configuring input channel settings for various measurement types like Voltage, Temperature, Humidity, etc.
Explains how to configure automatic or manual data saving to CF card or USB flash drive.
Describes how to check measured values using MONIT and start formal measurement with START.
Explains how to view data during and after measurement, including display descriptions and options.
Details how to insert event marks and search for them to help find data later.
Explains how to set criteria for starting and stopping recording based on waveform slope or external signals.
Covers enabling beep tones and alarm output signals for each input channel by setting alarm criteria.
Describes how to view and change trigger and alarm criteria settings for all channels.
Explains how to set recording at specific times and repeat at intervals between start and stop times.
Explains how HiLogger data is saved to removable storage and the folder structure.
Details three methods for saving data: Auto Save, Quick Save, and Select & Save.
Guides users on reloading previously stored binary waveform data, screen images, and setting configurations.
Explains how to manage data stored on removable storage, including switching, viewing, deleting, renaming, copying, and sorting files.
Describes applying calculations like average, peak, max, min, and time to these values.
Provides the mathematical expressions for various numerical calculations supported by the HiLogger.
Explains how to perform calculations using waveform data from two channels, displayed as new channels.
Covers settings related to operation, such as auto-resume function and file protection level.
Details settings for backlight, screen background, beeper, horizontal axis display, and language.
Explains how to select decimal points, separators, and sort order for CSV file data.
Covers selecting the function of the EXT.TRIG input terminal and setting alarm event marking.
Explains how to use external signals as trigger sources and the function for inserting event marks.
Details how to output a signal when a trigger event occurs, enabling synchronous operation.
Describes outputting a signal when alarm criteria are satisfied and connecting alarm output terminals.
Explains methods for synchronizing measurement start times of multiple HiLoggers using external control terminals.
Covers HiLogger settings for USB interface, driver installation, and connecting to a PC.
Details network settings for connecting the HiLogger to an existing network or a new PC-only network.
Explains how to use the Logger Utility program for PC control, data acquisition, display, and analysis.
Describes remote data acquisition and monitoring using a web browser via the HiLogger's HTTP server function.
Provides general specifications, input details, and measurement functions for the HiLogger models.
Details the specifications for the LR8500 Voltage/Temp input unit.
Details the specifications for the LR8501 Universal input unit.
Covers inspection, cleaning procedures, and information on replaceable parts and their lifetimes.
Provides a guide to identify and resolve common operational issues and error messages.
Explains the procedure for safely removing and disposing of the lithium battery and the HiLogger.
Lists error messages with detailed remedial actions, including contact for repair.
Lists warning messages that appear briefly during operation, with their corresponding remedial actions.
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