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Contents
Main
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GARANTY
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CONTENTS
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1.IMPORTANT INFORMATION
1.1.Cautions
1.3.Symbolsanddefinitions
1.2.Securityinstructions
1.4.Conformityandrestrictionsoftheappliance
2.PRESENTATION
2.1.GENERAL
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2.2.DESCRIPTION
2.3.THELCDSCREEN
2.4.KEYS
2.5.THUMBWHEEL
2.6.LOCKINGTHEKEYBOARD
2.7.USE OFAMOUSE
2.8.USE OFANEXTERNALKEYBOARD
2.9.UPDATINGTHE INTERNALSOFTWARE
2.10.USE OFTHESUPPORTLEG OFESCORT3008B
3.INITIALISATIONandPRECAUTIONSOFUSE
3.1.ESCORT3008BLOADINGTHERECORDINGPAPER
3.2.POWERSUPPLY
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3.3.CONFIGURATION ONPOWER-UP
3.4.CONNECTIONTOTHEMEASURENETWORK
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3.5.Routinemaintenance
3.6.Calibrationoftheoffsets
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4.USE
4.1. Mode key
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4.3. Setup key
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4.5. Channelssetup key
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4.6. Channelon/off key
4.7. Display key
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4.8.Directionkeys
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4.10. Replay key
4.11. Start/Stop key
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5.DIAGRAMS
5.1.Positionsofthechannels
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6.TRIGGERS
6.1.Triggering withanalogicalchannels
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7.MATHEMATICALCALCULATIONS
7.1.Definitions
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8DIRECTMODE
8.1.Configurationoftheplotting
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8.2.Triggeringplotting
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8.3.Rearmamentoftheplotting
8.4.Writingdata
8.5.Exampleofplottingprogram
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9.MEMORYMODE
9.1.Configurationandtriggeringoftheacquisition
9.2.Samplingperiod
9.3.Internalmemory,blocks
9.4.Triggeringposition
9.5.DoubleTriggermode
9.6.Recording
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9.7.Memoryoutput
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10.GO/NOGOMODE
10.1.Configurationandtriggeringoftheacquisition
10.2.Creationoftheframe
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10.3.Useoftheframe
11.FILEMODE
11.1.Configurationandstartoftheacquisition
11.2.Limits
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12.FILEMANAGEMENT
12.1.General
12.2.Managementoftheconfigurationfiles
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12.3.Managementoftheacquisitionfiles
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12.4.PCSOFTWAREFORANALYSIS
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14.INPUTS / OUTPUTS
14.1.Supplementaryinput/outputconnector
14.2.Logicalinputs
14.3.Alarmoutputs
14.4.Powersupplyoutput
14.5.Keyboardinput
14.6.Mouseinput
14.7.XGAscreenoutput
14.8.RS232
14.9.USB Interface
14.10.ETHERNETRJ45interface
14.ETHERNET INTERFACE
14.1.InterfaceEthernet
14.2.Programminglanguage
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14.3.Standardinstructions
14.4.Indicationofthestatusoftheappliance
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14.5.Programmingdictionary
14.5.1.Setup
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14.5.2.Parametersofthechannels
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14.5.3.Functionsofthechannelsandbetweenthechannels
14.5.4.Changingmode 14.5.5.Currentfunction(page)
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14.5.6.Chart
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14.5.7.Triggerings
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14.5.8.Triggers
Thetriggerthatyouhavetoprogramdependsonthelatestcommandsent(alarm, triggerstart,triggerstop,etc.)
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14.5.9.Memorymode
14.5.10.Reloadings,real-timesavings
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14.5.11.Launchingplottingandrecording
14.5.12.Diagrams
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14.5.13.Directdisplay
14.5.14.Replay(memoryoutput)
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14.5.15.Servicerequest Seetheexplanationsaboutthestructureofstatusdata.
14.6.Errormessages
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16.TECHNICALSPECIFICATIONS
16.1.Isolated inputs
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16.2.Multiplexedinputs
16.3.Supplementaryinputs /outputs
16.4.Paper
16.5.Display
16.6.Memoryacquisition
16.7.Fileacquisition
16.8.Communicationinterface
16.9.Miscellaneous
16.10.EnvironmentalconditionsESCORT3008B
16.11.EnvironmentalconditionsESCORT3016B&ESCORT3004B
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16.13.Accessoryitems
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17.2.Accuracyofthethermocouplemeasurements
17.3.AccuracyofthePT100measurements
17.4.Accuracyclass indexofclass
