Access to I-7000 Modules through EZ Data Logger - ICP DAS USA

Introduction to EZ Data LoggerEZ Data Logger is a small data logging application. It can be applied to small remote I/O systems.It has a user-friendly interface, which makes it simple to quickly and easy to configure a datalogging system without any programming skills.Protocols SupportedFlexible ModuleConfigurationsFlexible workgroupconfigurationsReal time data trend withzoom in and zoom outSupports MultipleConnectionsHigh/Low Alarm withAudio WarningCan Search for DCONModules and M-7000Serial modulesValue scalingSupports AccessDatabaseMain FeaturesDCON, Modbus RTU, Modbus Ascii, Modbus TCPEach module and I/O point can have different descriptions andcolorsEach channel can be assigned to any workgroup. Supports up to32 channels per workgroup.Each trend line can store more than 86400 recordsCOM Ports and TCP/IPEach AI channel can have its own high/low limitations. Once the AIvalue is over the high limitation or below the low limitation, thealarm light will be triggered along with the audio alarm.I/M-7000, 87K, 8000 modules can be searched. M-7000 ModbusRTU modules can be found and have have the gain and offset setautomatically.Preset gain and offset values can scale analog values from volts oramps to another physical measurement unit. Given 2 points, cancalculate the gain and offset like rpm for rotation, kg for weight.The database can be exported into an Excel or CVS file© 2007 - Maria Santella

Introduction to EZ Data LoggerClick on the DO List tab. Click on thechannel from which you want to log data.Click the Add button near the bottom of thewindow. Repeat for all channels from whichyou wish to log data (AI, AO, DI, DO).Click on the Property button under WorkGroup. Select the Gauge, Trend, andLayout checkboxes. Click the Save button.Click the Exit button.Click on the EZ Data Logger tab on the taskbar along the bottom of your screen. Youwill see the Gauge, Trend and Layoutwindows have opened.In the Trend window, select the channelsfrom which you wish to record data. Thenclick the Home button. You can also openthe trend, gauge and layout screens fromthe buttons on the Home page.© 2007 - Maria Santella

Introduction to EZ Data LoggerIn the Layout window, you can reset positionand can set pictures, mode options, anddrag and drop I/O points.In the Gauge window, you can change therange for AI (Analog Input), AO (AnalogOutput), DI (Digital Input) and DO (DigitalOutput). Different modules will havedifferent options.Click on the System Config button. Enterdesired sampling time, save interval time (inseconds), record time (in hours). Make noteof the Database File Name. Click the Savebutton. Click the Exit button.Click the Start button. The Device Statestatus should change to On. Click theRecord button. The Begin Time shouldindicate the current time. Click on the Stopbutton. A popup window will ask if you wantto stop running. Click OK. The DeviceState should change back to Off. Click onthe Open Database button.Select the database you made note of in theSystem Config window. Select thecorresponding Workgroup. Check thecheckboxes for the channels from which youwant to read data. Click the Table button.The recorded data should populate thetable.© 2007 - Maria Santella