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Hioki PW3360-20 User Manual

Hioki PW3360-20
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PW3360-21
CLAMP ON POWER LOGGER
PW3360-20
May 2014 Revised edition 3 PW3360A981-03 14-05H
Instruction Manual

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BrandHioki
ModelPW3360-20
CategoryOther
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction

Trademarks and Model Information

Details on registered trademarks and instrument model numbers.

Confirming Package Contents

Included Items and Options

Lists the standard package contents and available optional accessories.

Safety Information

Instrument Symbols and Notation

Explanation of symbols used on the instrument and in the manual.

Accuracy and Measurement Categories

Defines measurement tolerances and electrical environment categories (CAT II-IV).

Operating Precautions

Preparation and Environmental Guidelines

Covers preliminary checks, installation, and environmental considerations.

Handling and Usage Guidelines

Provides guidelines for handling the instrument, clamp sensor, and cables.

Measurement Flowchart

Preparation and Connection Steps

Outlines the sequence of operations for measurement setup and connection.

Chapter 1 Overview and Features

1.1 Product Overview

General description of the PW3360 Clamp on Power Logger.

1.2 Product Features

Highlights key functionalities and capabilities of the instrument.

1.3 Names and Functions of Parts

Identifies and describes the instrument's physical components and controls.

1.4 Screen Configuration

Explains the different screens and their layouts on the instrument.

1.5 On-Screen Indicators

Details the meaning of various icons and indicators displayed on the screen.

Chapter 2 Measurement Preparations

2.1 Preparation Flowchart

Provides a step-by-step procedure for preparing the instrument before measurement.

2.2 Instrument Setup Procedures

Covers essential setup steps after purchasing the instrument.

2.3 Pre-Operation Inspection

Outlines the necessary checks before operating the instrument.

2.4 SD Memory Card Handling

Instructions for inserting, removing, and managing SD memory cards.

2.5 Power Supply Methods

Details on powering the instrument using AC adapter or measurement lines.

2.6 Powering the Instrument On/Off

Procedures for turning the instrument's power on and off.

Chapter 3 Connecting to Lines to be Measured

3.1 Connection Procedure

Step-by-step guide for connecting the instrument to measurement lines.

3.2 Setting Measurement Conditions on Wiring Diagram

How to configure measurement settings using the wiring diagram screen.

3.3 Connecting Voltage Cords

Instructions for connecting the voltage measurement cords.

3.4 Connecting Clamp Sensors

Procedure for connecting the current clamp sensors.

3.5 Connecting Voltage Cords to Lines

Steps for connecting voltage cords to the actual measurement lines.

3.6 Connecting Clamp Sensors to Lines

Steps for connecting clamp sensors to the actual measurement lines.

Chapter 4 Changing Settings

4.1 Viewing and Using Settings Screen

Guide to navigating and using the instrument's settings screen.

4.2 Changing Measurement Settings

Details on how to modify measurement parameters like wiring and frequency.

4.3 Changing Recording Settings

Configuration options for saving measurement data, intervals, and items.

4.4 Changing System Settings

Adjusting system-level parameters like clock, language, and backlight.

4.5 Initializing Instrument (System Reset)

Procedures for resetting the instrument to factory default settings.

4.6 Factory Settings

Overview of the default values for all instrument settings.

Chapter 5 Viewing Measurement Data

5.1 Viewing Measurement Screen

How to use the main measurement screen for data viewing.

5.2 List of Measurement Screens

Describes the various measurement data screens available.

5.3 Viewing Data as List

Displays voltage, current, power, and energy data in a list format.

5.4 Viewing Voltage/Current Details

Provides detailed RMS, fundamental, peak, and phase angle values.

5.5 Viewing Power Details

Displays per-channel and total active, reactive, and apparent power.

5.6 Viewing Energy Data

Shows active energy (consumption/regeneration) and reactive energy.

5.7 Viewing Demand Graph

Displays active power demand values over time in a graph format.

5.8 Viewing Harmonic Graph (PW3360-21)

Visualizes harmonic levels, content percentage, and phase angles.

5.9 Viewing Harmonic List (PW3360-21)

Presents harmonic data in a tabular list format.

5.10 Viewing Waveforms

Displays voltage and current waveforms, including RMS values and frequency.

5.11 Enlarging Measured Values

Allows users to enlarge specific measured values on the display.

5.12 Viewing Trend Graph

Displays selected measurement parameters over time as a trend graph.

Chapter 6 Recording and Measurement Operations

Recording Start Methods

Explains manual, time, interval, and repeat recording start options.

6.1 Starting Recording

Procedures for initiating recording manually, by time, or by interval.

6.2 Stopping Recording

Methods for stopping recording manually or by specifying a time.

6.3 Using Repeat Recording

How to configure and use the repeat recording function.

6.4 Power Outage Handling During Recording

Describes instrument behavior and data backup during power outages.

Chapter 7 Quick Set

7.1 Settings Configured with Quick Set

Lists settings that can be configured using the Quick Set function.

7.2 Settings Added to Quick Set

Describes how to apply normal settings in conjunction with Quick Set.

Chapter 8 Saving and Manipulating Data Files

8.1 Viewing and Using File Screen

Guide to navigating the file screen for SD card and internal memory.

8.2 Folder and File Structure

Details the file and folder organization on SD cards and internal memory.

8.3 Saving Screen Copies

Procedure for saving the current screen display as a BMP file.

8.4 Saving Settings Files

Instructions for saving the instrument's current settings.

8.5 Loading Settings Files

How to load previously saved settings files onto the instrument.

8.6 Copying Internal Memory Files to SD Card

Procedure for transferring files from internal memory to an SD card.

8.7 Deleting Folders and Files

Steps for deleting files and folders from storage media.

8.8 Formatting SD Card or Internal Memory

Guide to formatting SD memory cards and internal memory.

Chapter 9 Analyzing Data on a Computer

9.1 Copying Data to Computer (SD)

Instructions for ejecting the SD card and copying data to a computer.

9.2 SF1001 Power Logger Viewer (Optional)

Overview of the SF1001 software for data analysis.

9.3 Checking Data with Excel

Steps for opening and analyzing measurement data in Microsoft Excel.

9.4 Auto Excel Graph Creation Application

Using software to automatically create Excel graphs from measurement data.

Chapter 10 Using Communications (USB/LAN)

10.1 Copying Data via USB

Procedure for copying data from the instrument to a computer using USB.

10.2 Installing USB Driver

Steps for installing the necessary USB driver on a computer.

10.3 Installing Settings and Download Application

Guide to installing the software for instrument configuration and data download.

10.4 Using Settings and Download Application (USB)

How to configure and download data using USB and the application software.

10.5 LAN Communications

Setting up and using LAN for remote instrument control and data transfer.

10.6 Using Settings and Download Application (LAN)

How to configure and download data using LAN and the application software.

10.7 Remote Control via Internet Browser

Instructions for remotely controlling the instrument using a web browser.

Chapter 11 Using Pulse Input and Output

11.1 Connecting Wires to Pulse I/O Terminals

Procedure for connecting wires to the instrument's pulse input/output terminals.

11.2 Configuring Pulse Settings

How to configure pulse input and output parameters.

11.3 Inputting a Pulse Signal

Details on inputting pulse signals from external sources.

11.4 Outputting a Pulse Signal

Information on generating pulse signals proportional to active energy.

Chapter 12 Specifications

12.1 General Specifications

Covers operating environment, temperature, humidity, and power supply details.

12.2 Basic Specifications

Details input/output specifications, measurement methods, and sampling rates.

12.3 Detailed Measurement Specifications

Provides in-depth specifications for various measurements like voltage, current, and power.

12.4 Functional Specifications

Describes screen displays, interfaces, and functional capabilities.

12.5 Calculation Formulas

Presents the mathematical formulas used for various measurements.

12.6 Range Configuration and Accuracy by Clamp Sensor

Details range configurations and accuracy for different clamp sensors.

12.7 Model PW9003 Voltage Line Power Adapter

Specifications for the PW9003 Voltage Line Power Adapter accessory.

Chapter 13 Maintenance and Service

13.1 Trouble Shooting

Guides users through identifying and resolving common instrument issues.

13.2 Cleaning

Instructions for cleaning the instrument, clamp sensor, and adapter.

13.3 Error Indication

Explanation of error messages and their corresponding solutions.

13.4 Disposing of the Instrument

Procedures for safely disposing of the instrument and its battery.

Appendix1 How the Instrument Samples Data

Appendix2 Three-phase 3-wire Measurement

3-Phase/3-Wire/3-Wattmeter Measurement (3P3W3M)

Details calculations for 3P3W3M measurement.

3-Phase/3-Wire/2-Wattmeter Measurement (3P3W2M)

Details calculations for 3P3W2M measurement.

Appendix3 Method for Calculating Active Power Accuracy

Accuracy Calculations

Explains how to calculate active power accuracy based on phase accuracy.

Appendix4 Terminology

Key Term Definitions

Defines essential terms like active power, apparent power, and harmonics.

Standard and Interface Terms

Defines terms related to standards, LAN, USB, and power factor.

Power and Data Terms

Defines terms related to reactive power, RMS value, and data types.

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