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CAUTION

If equipment is used in any manner not specified in this manual, or if specification limits are exceeded, the function of the equipment, as well as the protection provided by it, may be impaired.

General Description……2-1

Operational Aspects……2-2

Data Handling and Triggering……2-2

Software and Hardware……2-2

ChartScan Specifications……2-3

General Description

ChartScan is an easy to use, advanced hybrid data recorder that combines the desirable features of common paper-based strip-chart recorders with the latest PC-based data acquisition technology. In addition to chart displays, ChartScan allows you to display digital, analog, and bar graph meters.

ChartScan requires no external signal conditioning or use of multiplexers. The unit can measure up to 64 differential input channels; and can easily be expanded up to 128 channels with the use of an expansion module.

ChartScan is well suited for temperature and voltage measurements requiring channel-to-channel isolation. This isolation is made possible by the use of individual relays on each of the 64 channels. The unit provides 500 V isolation for voltage inputs and 200 V isolation for thermocouples. The instrument scans at a rate of up to 147 channels per second and includes a single-channel burst mode for digitizing waveforms at rates up to 20 kHz. Measurements include:

isolated temperature from thermocouples

DC volts

AC volts

waveforms

ChartScan includes ChartView, a software program which provides a Windows-based graphical-user-interface approach to obtaining data collection and display; PostView, a post-acquisition data review program; and ScanCal, a software application that automates instrument calibration.

Although ChartScan can acquire temperature readings at a rate of 147 channels/sec, you may also program the unit to acquire data at specified time intervals using the hh:mm:ss.t format. For the ultimate in flexibility, you may also program separate pre-trigger and post-trigger sample rates. As an example, ChartScan can be programmed to sample data once per hour and then sample once per second when channel 2 reaches 70°C.

An interface card can be plugged into ChartScan unit through a slot on the unit’s rear panel. When the only interface desired is RS-232, no interface card is needed and the card interface port is shielded with a removable protective cover.

Statistics such as High, Low, and Last are available for each channel for data reduction. In addition, up to 32 alarms may be programmed using the programmable high and low limits for each channel.

Optional software, shipped with separate documentation, includes the following:

CIMScanis a HMI/SCADA application. A single screen can display data from [and control outputs of] several acquisition devices connected through a network. With CIMScan, users can customized applications accessing thousands of channels from network-connected devices. CIMScan does not require programming knowledge.

ScanServer is a driver that permits access to multiple acquisition devices from popular HMI/SCADA applications (including those from Wonderwareand Intellution.) ScanServer supports OPC/DDE-compliant environments, such as Microsoft Excel.

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Omega Vehicle Security 1400 manual General Information, General Description

1400 specifications

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