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General| Model | MV1000 |
|---|---|
| Type | Paperless Recorder |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 50°C |
| Measurement Range | Varies by module |
| Input types | thermocouple, RTD |
| Measurement Type | Analog and digital signals |
| Sampling Rate | 100 ms |
| Sampling interval | 100 ms to 60 s |
| Output Signal | Analog output (optional), digital communication |
| Display | 5.7-inch TFT color LCD |
| Recording media | Internal memory, SD card |
| Communication interfaces | Ethernet, USB, RS-485 |
| Communication Protocol | Modbus TCP/IP, Modbus RTU |
| Power supply | 100 to 240 V AC |
| Dimensions | 144 x 144 x 185 mm |
Describes the MV's system configuration, operational modes (Operation, Setting, Basic Setting), and transition diagrams.
Details measurement channels, scan intervals, A/D converter integration time, and various input types like DC voltage, thermocouple, and RTD.
Explains different alarm types (High Limit, Low Limit, Rate-of-Change, Difference) and their settings like hysteresis and delay time.
Covers common display functions, LCD layout, group display, channel tag/number display, and alarm indication symbols.
Explains types of data recorded (display, event, report) and methods for storing data to internal memory and external media.
Describes how to add batch information (number, lot, text fields, comments) to manage display and event data files.
Explains how to configure actions triggered by events such as alarms, timers, or key presses.
Covers key lock functions, user levels (Admin, User), and login/logout procedures for secure operation.
Details defining expressions in computation channels, operations, and generating reports (hourly, daily, weekly, monthly).
Explains how to use relay contact signals for CPU errors, status notifications, and device status output.
Covers time correction, date format, language settings, USB interface, power supply options, and temperature units.
Provides guidelines for installing the MV in suitable environments, locations, and orientations.
Details wiring precautions for signal input terminals, including screw and clamp terminals, and noise prevention.
Explains wiring procedures for optional terminals like alarm output, FAIL/status output, and remote control.
Covers connecting the power cord, AC adapter, DC power supply, and rechargeable battery systems.
Explains how to set scan intervals and A/D converter integration times for optimal measurement accuracy.
Details detecting sensor burnouts for thermocouples and 1-5V inputs, and setting reference junction compensation.
Guides on setting input ranges, types, span, scale, unit, and reference channels for each measurement channel.
Explains how to use the moving average function to suppress noise in input signals.
Covers configuring alarm display, output relays (AND/OR logic), hysteresis, and action on AlarmACK.
Explains how to hide alarm indications and prevent logging of alarm events to the alarm summary.
Details setting alarm types, values, delay times, relay output, and detect settings for each channel.
Describes the procedure for releasing alarm output and clearing indications using the AlarmACK operation.
Explains how to calibrate input values using set points for accurate measurements.
Details using computation channels to count pulses from input terminals and calculate values like pulses per minute.
Explains how to configure detection and indication for range-outs on linearly scaled channels.
Guides on selecting data types (display, event) and setting intervals for recording measured data.
Explains auto-save, media FIFO, file format, header, and data file name settings for saving data.
Describes configuring batch numbers, lot numbers, text fields, and comments for managing data files.
Covers procedures for starting/stopping memory sampling and saving data to external media via key operations.
Explains how to save current channel values manually to internal memory or CF card.
Details how to save the active display image to a CF card as a PNG file.
Covers displaying, deleting files/directories, and formatting storage media (CF card, USB flash memory).
Explains how to display historical trend data loaded from external storage media.
Guides on saving and loading the MV's setup data to/from external storage media.
Explains connecting and removing USB flash memory devices for data operations like saving and loading.
Describes navigating through various displays (Trend, Digital, Bar, Overview) using keys and menus.
Explains how to use trend, digital, and bar graph displays and change settings like scale, grid, and auto zone.
Details methods to display historical trend data, including cursor movement, scrolling, and splitting displays.
Covers how to view all channels simultaneously in the OVERVIEW display and jump to other displays.
Explains how to display reports and various status information like alarm, message, and memory summaries.
Details how to use the bar graph display for viewing report data, including single/dual graph modes.
Explains how to use the alarm summary to view, sort, and jump to historical trends of alarms.
Guides on using the message summary to view, sort, and jump to historical trends of messages.
Explains how to use the memory summary to view stored data and perform save operations.
Covers viewing various operation logs like login, error, communication, and FTP logs.
Details how to use the 4-panel display and change its configurations and display names.
Explains how to assign channels to groups, name groups, and set trip lines on the trend display.
Guides on displaying channels using tags or channel numbers via environment and measurement settings.
Explains how to switch the trend interval to a secondary setting and write messages automatically.
Details how to write preset messages, free messages, and add messages to the trend display.
Explains how to change channel display colors for trend and bar graph displays.
Explains how to assign channels to waveform display zones to prevent overlap.
Guides on displaying scales, setting divisions, positions, and digits on the trend display.
Explains how to display alarm value marks on scales and color bands over specified ranges.
Details how to expand a portion of a waveform and shrink the other portion using the Partial function.
Explains how to change display layout, clear waveforms at start, set message direction, line width, and grid.
Explains how to change the bar graph display direction and base position.
Details how to change the display background color for the operation screen and historical trend.
Explains how to enable automatic switching of displayed groups at specified intervals.
Covers configuring the MV to automatically switch back to a specified display after a period of inactivity.
Explains how to register often-used displays to the HISTORY key for quick access.
Details how to configure the MV to write a message upon recovering from a power failure during memory sampling.
Explains how to change the contents and order of the function and display selection menus.
Explains how to configure the MV to execute actions based on events and set remote control/USER key inputs.
Covers setting relative and absolute timers for event action and TLOG computation.
Details setting time match conditions (day, week, month, year) for events and TLOG computation.
Explains using remote control and USER key inputs as events to trigger specific actions.
Describes using alarms, output relays, or internal switches as events to trigger specific actions.
Explains how to lock specific keys and access to memory devices to prevent unauthorized operations.
Covers configuring the login function, user levels, and privileges to restrict MV operation to registered users.
Details the procedures for logging into and out of the MV using keys, including auto logout.
Guides on setting the MV's date, time, time zone, and daylight saving time.
Explains how to set the temperature unit (°C/°F) and decimal point display format.
Covers displaying system information (channels, memory, firmware) and network configuration.
Details how to select the displayed language for the MV interface (English, Japanese, etc.).
Explains how to initialize the MV and clear internal memory to default settings.
Covers configuring relay contact signals for MV CPU errors, measurement errors, and communication status.
Explains connecting and using a keyboard for MV operation, including key mapping and character entry.
Details adjusting LCD brightness and configuring the backlight saver function for display longevity.
Explains setting expressions, ranges, tags, alarms, and recording for computation channels.
Defines expressions and explains rules for writing them, including order of precedence and limitations.
Guides on assigning computation channels to groups and displaying them with various settings like color and zones.
Covers starting, stopping, resetting computation, and releasing computation data dropout display.
Explains configuring report generation for hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly data, including types and channels.
Details using external input channels for loading data from other devices via Modbus client/master functions.
Explains assigning external input channels to groups and displaying them with various settings like color and zones.
Provides a comprehensive list of error codes, messages, and their explanations/countermeasures.
Offers troubleshooting flowcharts for common issues like display not working or incorrect measurements.
Recommends periodic checks and replacement of worn parts to maintain MV reliability.
Explains the annual calibration procedure, required instruments, and connection diagrams.
Lists recommended replacement periods for parts like LCD, battery, and capacitors.
Lists specifications for signal inputs, measurement ranges, and alarm types.
Details specifications for display types, groups, colors, trend, digital, bar graphs, and overview.
Specifies internal memory, external storage media, data types, file sizes, and saving methods.
Lists specifications for event action, security, time-related functions, and character handling.
Details specifications for optional functions like alarm output relays, serial interfaces, and external input.
Provides general specifications including construction, operating conditions, and electrical ratings.
Shows external dimensions and mounting information for MV1000 and MV2000.
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