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General| Channels | 12 |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 50 °C |
| Input Type | Thermocouple, RTD, DC voltage |
| Data Storage | Internal memory, expandable with SD card |
| Power Supply | 100 to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Measurement Range | Depends on input type |
| Accuracy | Depends on input type |
| Output Signal | USB, Ethernet |
Information about the manual's purpose, scope, and use.
Safety symbols and critical warnings for product use and modification.
Essential safety warnings and cautions for operating the instrument.
Details on user responsibility, software handling, and product modification restrictions.
Guidelines for cleaning, maintaining, and safely using the FX and its CF card.
Instructions to verify all supplied accessories are present and undamaged.
How to identify the FX model and suffix code from the name plate.
List of standard accessories included with the instrument.
List of optional accessories available for separate purchase.
Guidance on proper disposal of the product according to WEEE directive.
Explains symbols, units, and formatting used within the manual.
Describes how the FX measures various input signals and its sampling capabilities.
Details on data recording methods and display formats (trend, numeric, bar graph).
Overview of optional functions like mathematical, communication, and security features.
Illustrates how the FX integrates with other devices and systems.
Defines important terms related to FX operation and data handling.
Identifies and describes controls and indicators on the front of the FX.
Details the various terminals and ports located on the rear of the FX.
Outlines the sequence of operations for initial FX setup and use.
Explains the function of each key on the FX panel for navigation and input.
Describes the different display sections and how to read information on the screen.
Explains the meaning of memory status, alarm, computation, and CF card icons.
Describes the three operational modes (Operation, Setting, Basic Setting) and how to switch between them.
Step-by-step guide for entering characters and numbers using the FX keypad.
Instructions on how to properly insert a CF card into the FX slot.
Instructions on how to safely eject and remove a CF card from the FX.
Detailed procedure to set or adjust the FX's internal date and time.
Guide to configure channel 1 for temperature measurement, including input range and tag.
Procedure to set the input range, sensor type for the temperature measurement channel.
Steps to enter the lower (Span_L) and upper (Span_U) values for the input range.
Procedure to assign a descriptive tag (e.g., FI-002) to the configured measurement channel.
Guide to set up channel 2 for flow rate measurement, including range, alarm, and tag.
Steps to assign channels (e.g., 1 and 2) to a display group.
How to set the time per division for trend waveforms and data save intervals.
Steps to save the current FX configuration settings to a file on the CF card.
Instructions on how to initiate data recording using memory sampling.
Instructions on how to safely stop the ongoing memory sampling process.
Guide to switch between different display formats and select measurement groups.
Procedure to input and register custom messages in the FX.
Shows how a registered message is displayed on the trend display during memory sampling.
Steps to set up IP address and enable the web server function for remote monitoring.
Instructions to access and view the FX interface through a web browser on a PC.
Guide to use DAQSTANDARD Viewer to open and visualize data files from a CF card.
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