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以图形方式显示测量值

Display measured values graphically and log them.
Automatically output CSV files and daily/weekly/monthly reports.
Link measured values and measurement locations on drawings, for example when monitoring power at a plant, and display the results.

Create a dashboard by placing layout elements and measured values on an image.

Example uses

Surveying energy savings in air-conditioning/boiler equipment

Realize accurate measurement while reducing trips to the field and shortening measurement times.

Monitoring an intermittent leakage current from a distant location

Ascertain when leakage currents occur. This capability is ideal when you need to find a problem’s cause.

Viewing logging data from a distant experimental site from your lab

You can view measurement data from a distant experimental site or facility with restricted access from your lab. This capability has won customer praise for speeding up research.

Measuring power, temperature, and humidity simultaneously and monitoring them remotely

Monitor data from your office without visiting measurement sites.

Surveying the load before updating power distribution equipment

Monitor fluctuations in load current for branch circuits remotely so that you can redesign electrical equipment efficiently.

Features

The dashboard function displays and logs measured values graphically in real time.

You can place layout elements on an image to display measured values.

Measured data is saved. You can also put data to use by outputting daily reports and CSV files.

Real-time display refresh, logging, and alarm list

The number of instruments and measurement channels that can be connected to the dashboard function are listed below.

No. of instrument connections	Maximum 30
Number of measurement channels	Maximum 512
Logging interval	1 s, 2 s, 5 s, 10 s, 30 s, 1 min., 2 min., 5 min., 10 min., 30 min., 1 hr. (Available logging intervals are determined by the network environment.)

You can place measured values at the location where they were measured to create an intuitive dashboard.

Recording monitor values

The dashboard display is updated by collecting monitor values (measured values) from selected measurement channels at a set time interval.

Monitor values are also logged.

Monitor interval	1 s, 2 s, 5 s, 10 s, 30 s, 1 min., 2 min., 5 min., 10 min., 30 min., 1 hr. (Available intervals are determined by the network environment.)

Alarm function

Threshold values (upper and lower limit values) can be set for each measurement parameter. If a measured value exceeds the range specified by the threshold values, the corresponding layout element will change to an alert color.

Additionally, the time and date of the alarm will be saved to a history file, along with a description of the alarm.

Creating graphics with an extensive selection of layout elements

The layout elements listed below can be placed on the dashboard.

Element name	Description	Example element
Image	Images can be used as a background or placed as an element.
Monitor windows	Monitor windows display information from an instrument. All measurement parameters from that instrument will be displayed.
Measured value level	Measured value labels display a single measurement parameter.
Measured value graphics	Measured value graphics display measurement parameters as a bar graph. You can set the upper and lower limits for the bar graph.
On/off displays	On/off displays indicate alarm status by their color.
Comment	Comments display user comments.

Performs calculations using measured values. The results are logged.

Calculations are performed using measured values, and the results are logged.

Example uses

Converting sensor input into a physical property
Totaling energy values for individual branch circuits

Maximum number of registered calculations	16 formulas
Values	Measurement channels, constants
Four arithmetic operations	$+$ , $-$ , $\times$ , $\div$ , parentheses
Basic calculations	Absolute value, square root, cube root, exponent
Trigonometric functions	$sin$ 、 $cos$ 、 $tan$ 、 $arcsin$ 、 $arccos$ 、 $arctan$
Exponent function, logarithmic function	$exp$ 、 $log_{10}$ 、 $ln$
Rounding	Round up, down, or off to the specified number of digits

Automatically outputting CSV files and daily/weekly/monthly reports

Logging values can be automatically output as a CSV file on a regular basis or output as a daily, weekly, or monthly Excel report.

Automatic CSV output

Detailed information, statistics, and measured values for all channels can be output to a CSV file on a daily or hourly basis.

Output parameters	Description
channel information	Instrument, serial number, channel name, measurement start time, stop time
Statistics	Average, maximum, and minimum values for each channel from the time measured started until measurement ended Times at which maximum and minimum values occurred
Measured values	All logged measured values
Alarms	Threshold values for each channel, number of alarms occurring per hour and alarm history for each channel

Automatic output of daily, weekly, and monthly reports

Daily, weekly, and monthly reports are automatically output by tabulating measurement data for previously configured report parameters.

Files are output in the Excel format.

Report parameter		Description
Instrument list		List of used instruments
Channel information		Detailed channel information
Measurement data	List	Table created by tabulating the average, maximum, and minimum values for each channel at a set time interval* *Daily reports: 30 min. or 1 hr. Weekly/monthly reports: 1 day
	Graph	Graph of the measurement data list Three channel graphs per page are output by aggregating the average, maximum, and minimum values for each channel into a single graph.
	Demand list	Table tabulating each channel, active energy by time period, electricity rate, CO2 equivalent value *Only when parameters such as energy, demand quantity, and demand value have been selected for output among PW3360, PW3365, PQ3100, and PQ3198 measurement parameters.
Alarms	List	Table tabulating the number of alarms occurring for each channel
	Graph	Alarm list bar graph
	History	List of all alarms List parameters: Instrument name, channel name, occurrence time, time canceled, measured value, alarm conditions, confirmation time

Specifications

Maximum number of instrument connections	30
Maximum number of measurement channels	512 channels + 16 calculation channels
Logging	Logging start: Click the [Start monitoring] button. Stop logging: Click the [Stop monitoring] button. During logging: The instantaneous value for each measurement channel is recorded for each monitor interval.
Logging interval	1 s, 2 s, 5 s, 10 s, 30 s, 1 min., 2 min., 5 min., 10 min., 30 min., 1 hr. (Available logging intervals are determined by the network environment.)
Monitor intervals (Display refresh interval)	1 s, 2 s, 5 s, 10 s, 30 s, 1 min., 2 min., 5 min., 10 min., 30 min., 1 hr. (Available logging intervals are determined by the network environment.)
Data segmentation	1 day, 1 hr.
Maximum number of channels in graph display/list display	32 channels
Chanel calculations	Calculations using a measured value from at least one measurement channel
Alarms	While the monitor is running, monitor values and threshold values are compared to judge whether an alarm has occurred. If the threshold range is exceeded The time and date at which the alarm occurred is saved along with associated information. The layout element changes to the alarm color. Threshold values: Upper limit value, lower limit value
Layout elements	Place, edit, move, and delete graphical controls that display monitor values. Images, monitor windows, measured value labels, measured value graphics, on/off displays, comments
Layouts	Create, save, delete, move, back up, and restore layouts; place layout elements.
Automatic output	Daily reports, weekly reports, monthly reports, CSV
instrument search	Search for and connect to instruments on the same network.