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General| Brand | Honeywell |
|---|---|
| Model | eZtrend V5 |
| Category | Data Loggers |
| Language | English |
Defines icons used in the manual and on the recorder labelling.
Discusses precautions for handling components susceptible to static discharge.
Specifies the installation category and pollution degree for the unit.
Information regarding the location and non-replaceability of fuses.
Requirements for connecting cables to comply with CE Mark.
Lists critical warnings and safety precautions for operation and maintenance.
Introduces the eZtrend V5 paperless chart recorder and its key features.
Provides a detailed description of the eZtrend V5 recorder's capabilities.
Details the available storage media options for the eZtrend V5.
Lists the technical specifications and parameters of the eZtrend V5 recorder.
Explains the features and specifications of the universal input card.
Details the performance characteristics of the universal input card for RTDs.
Outlines the primary functions and benefits of the eZtrend V5 recorder.
Presents the default configuration settings upon initial power-up.
Describes the various real-time display formats available on the eZtrend V5.
Explains the components and information displayed on the recorder's status bar.
Details the different display layouts available for viewing data.
Illustrates various screen display configurations for data visualization.
Explains how to use the replay mode for reviewing recorded data.
Describes the function to mark specific points on the chart replay.
Details how system messages are displayed and interpreted.
Explains how to access and view the list of system events.
Describes the power-up sequence and initial display.
Explains the behavior of the screen display after power interruption.
Guides users through navigating the recorder's menu system.
Details the process of entering text for configuration.
Provides information about the recorder's technical specifications and version.
Instructions for safely unpacking the recorder unit.
Information regarding the recorder's battery and its lifespan.
Details on the mechanical aspects of unit installation.
Specifies the required panel cut-out dimensions for mounting.
Provides instructions for securely mounting the unit onto a panel.
Covers electrical connections and wiring requirements.
Guidelines for connecting appropriate cables to the unit.
Details on connecting the unit to an AC power source.
Information about the recorder's case and its internal components.
Instructions for adjusting display brightness and contrast.
Specific steps to adjust the screen brightness.
Specific steps to adjust the screen contrast.
Operation of the battery switch.
Details regarding the universal input card.
Setting up and configuring current input channels.
Instructions for connecting and configuring thermocouple inputs.
Information on the optional alarm card features.
Details on connecting the recorder via Ethernet.
Overview of the recorder's keypad layout and buttons.
Explains the functions and navigation using the directional key.
Description of the recorder's display screen and its capabilities.
Accessing and navigating the main setup menu.
Options for editing configuration parameters.
General configuration settings for the recorder.
Setting the user interface language.
Assigning a descriptive name to the recorder.
Entering a descriptive text for the recorder.
Setting a unique identification number for the recorder.
Configuring the default storage drive.
Procedure for setting the recorder's date and time.
Settings related to the display screen appearance.
Information on using option codes for features.
Details on setting up and managing password protection.
Procedure for entering engineer-level passwords.
Assigning user access levels and permissions.
Tracking user access and actions within the system.
Loading password configurations from a disk.
Saving current password configurations to a disk.
Resetting all user passwords to default.
Configuration settings for Ethernet communication.
Explains the process of resolving IP addresses.
Setting the network IP address for the recorder.
Configuring the default network gateway.
Selecting communication protocols for data transfer.
Explanation of socket functionality for network communication.
Configuring the network subnet mask.
Setting up and configuring email notifications.
Accessing factory default settings and calibration.
Procedure for calibrating input channels.
Details on performing Cold Junction Compensation calibration.
Information on configuring storage drives.
Settings for communication ports like Ethernet.
Configuring the MAC address for network identification.
Resetting the recorder configuration to factory defaults.
Setting up and configuring analogue input channels.
Identifying and configuring individual input channels.
Enabling or disabling analogue input channels.
Assigning a name to an analogue input channel.
Setting the measurement units for analogue inputs.
Selecting the signal type for analogue inputs.
Configuring the measurement range for analogue inputs.
Setting the zero point for analogue input scaling.
Setting the span (full scale) for analogue input scaling.
Configuring signal conditioning options.
Adjusting signal damping for noise reduction.
Filtering transient anomalies from input signals.
Enabling square root extraction for non-linear signals.
Setting engineering units and span for inputs.
Detailed setup for thermocouple inputs.
Selecting the type of thermocouple input.
Configuring the reference junction for thermocouples.
Setting measurement units for RTD and thermocouple inputs.
Handling signal direction on break for T/C.
Handling signal direction on break for T/C.
Setup and configuration for resistance thermometers.
Calibrating temperature readings for accuracy.
Linking engineering scale to pen display.
Setting the input sample speed.
Configuring the display pens for data visualization.
Identifying and configuring individual pens.
Enabling or disabling pens for display.
Assigning a descriptive tag to a pen.
Providing a description for each pen.
Applying mathematical expressions to pen data.
Configuring the scale for each pen.
Setting the measurement units for each pen.
Setting the top value of the pen scale.
Setting the bottom value of the pen scale.
Applying a scale factor for representation.
Setting decimal places for pen display.
Configuring major and minor divisions on scales.
Setting up alarms associated with pens.
Creating new alarm configurations.
Removing existing alarm configurations.
Modifying existing alarm settings.
Enabling or disabling logging of alarm events.
Enabling or disabling relay outputs for alarms.
Setting hysteresis levels for alarms.
Configuring alarm damping settings.
Setting up and configuring totalisers.
Setting units for totaliser measurements.
Applying a factor to totaliser calculations.
Setting minimum and maximum ranges for totalisers.
Defining the maximum value for totalisers.
Managing rollovers when limits are exceeded.
Configuring data logging parameters.
Setting up normal logging mode.
Enabling or disabling data logging.
Selecting the data logging type.
Choosing the data logging method.
Configuring the data logging rate.
Selecting the storage device for logged data.
Configuring relay and digital I/O channels.
Setting channels to function as inputs.
Setting channels to function as outputs.
Configuring fail-safe behavior for relays.
Note on fail-safe interaction with maths expressions.
Enabling logging for digital events.
Final steps for completing and saving setup changes.
Instructions for enabling and managing data recording.
Enabling or disabling the recording function.
Procedure for logging data directly to disk.
Steps to save data and eject the storage disk.
How to check and validate the integrity of the storage disk.
Overview of the totaliser function for accumulating values.
Initiating the totaliser function for all channels.
Halting the totaliser function.
Resetting accumulated totaliser values.
Step-by-step guide to changing user passwords.
Setting up and customizing screen display layouts.
Procedures for selecting and renaming display screens.
Details on the software license agreement and warranty.
List and explanation of the software's key features.
Outlines the necessary hardware and software for operation.
Information on the expected lifespan of the unit's battery.
Guidelines for proper cleaning of the instrument.
Information related to the unit's disk drive.
Detailed instructions for cleaning the disk drive.
Details on the display backlights and their MTTR.
Specifies the acceptable operating temperature range.
Care instructions for the instrument's front panel.
Recommendations and procedures for instrument calibration.
Confirmation of compliance with CE marking standards.
General safety guidelines for handling batteries.
Details for identifying the specific battery type.
Information on the chemical composition of the battery.
Identifies potential hazards associated with batteries.
Procedures for providing first aid in case of battery exposure.
Guidelines for extinguishing battery fires.
Procedures for handling accidental battery leaks.
Safe handling and storage practices for batteries.
Information on battery stability and reactivity.
Environmental considerations for battery disposal.
Guidance on proper battery disposal methods.
Explains the internal reference method for thermocouples.
Details external reference setup at 0 degrees Celsius.
Details external reference setup at a specified temperature.
Explains the external input reference method.
Explains how to create and use mathematical expressions.
Interaction between maths expressions and fail-safe settings.
Explanation of Ethernet technology and its use.
General operation and setup of the email system.
Defines Fuzzy Logging and its purpose.
Outlines the benefits and applications of Fuzzy Logging.
Explains the mechanism and operation of Fuzzy Logging.
Addresses how Fuzzy Logging handles spikes and glitches.
Discusses how Fuzzy Logging handles slowly drifting inputs.
Provides practical examples of Fuzzy Logging usage.
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