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3.8 Saving the Setup Data
1.
Click the Save button or choose [File] - [Save], or [File] - [Save As].
If you choose [File] - [Save as], the [Save As] dialog box appears.
2.
Enter a destination file name and location and click the [Save] button.
Save
The setup data are overwritten to the preesxisting file (*PDL). The [Save As] dialog box
does not open.
Save As
Saves the setup data by specifying the save destination and file name.
- DAQSTANDARD 1
- Contents 2
- Chapter 5 Troubleshooting 4
- Launcher 10
- Hardware Configurator 10
- Data Viewer 10
- Hardware 11
- Operating System (OS) 11
- Operating Method 12
- Starting 13
- 2.1 Functions of Launcher 14
- Click the [DXAdvanced] tab 18
- Zone (Zone L and U) 26
- Event Data 42
- 3.6 Entering Basic Settings 44
- 3.8 Saving the Setup Data 69
- 3.9 Printing the Setup Data 70
- System Configuration 71
- Starting the Data Viewer 73
- Opening the File 74
- Exiting the Data Viewer 75
- 4.2 DisplayingtheWaveform 76
- General Display Settings 77
- 1. Click one 78
- 3. Click one 78
- Setting the Time Axis 79
- Setting the Y-axis 80
- Editing Zones 81
- Displaying Multiple Y-axis 82
- Changing the Grid Display 82
- WaveformDisplayLimit(clip) 82
- Turn ON/OFF the Alarm Display 83
- Showing/Hiding Cursors 84
- Displaying Cursor’s Values 85
- Displaying Statistics 86
- Adding Arbitrary Marks 86
- Searching the Mark Position 87
- Deleting Marks 88
- Resetting Marks 88
- SettingtheWindow 89
- 4.3 Circular Display 90
- Displaying Numeric Values 92
- Linking Files 94
- From the Menu Bar 95
- Saving the Link Settings File 96
- Converting the List 97
- Turning ON/OFF Flags 101
- Date/Time Display 101
- Data No 101
- • [All]Tab 103
- • [Hourly]Tab 103
- • [Daily]Tab 103
- MV100/MV200 105
- For TLOG File Display 106
- 4.11 Saving Display Template 107
- 4.12 Converting the Data 108
- Conversion Example 109
- Excel conversion file 110
- 4.13 Printing 111
- Setting Sheet Print 112
- Setting Circular Print 112
- Print Preview 113
- Printing 113
- 5.1 Troubleshooting 114
- Receiving starts 116
- Click the [MVAdvanced] tab 117
- Initializing the Setup Data 119
- Channels 120
- Span L, Span U 122
- • ScaleL,Scale U 122
- • Point 122
- Calibration Correction 123
- Alarm value 124
- Alarm delay 124
- Alarm Relay 124
- Moving Average 125
- Memory Sampling 125
- Display Zone (Zone L and U) 125
- Color (Display Color) 126
- Green Band 126
- Alarm Mark 127
- Setting One Channel at a Time 128
- Timer Type 130
- Sum Scale 130
- Rolling Average 131
- Constant 131
- Summer Time 133
- View Group 137
- Configuring the MV1000/MV2000 138
- Manual Sample 140
- Event Action 141
- Event Date 143
- Custom Menu 144
- 6.6 Entering Basic Settings 145
- Scan Interval 150
- Measure Function 151
- Key Lock 153
- User Registration 154
- • UserName,Password 155
- • KeyLockNo 155
- • Keylock 155
- Ethernet 156
- • Initial Path 159
- Settings Description 162
- OFF Disables POP before SMTP 162
- • Address 169
- • Register 169
- 6.8 Saving the Setup Data 171
- 6.9 Printing the Setup Data 172
- List of Input Types 174
- Table of Character Codes 174
- Configuration Settings 175
- Click the [CX] tab 179
- on the [System] menu 179
- Control Action 181
- Internal Loop 182
- Module Setting 185
- Number S3 or Later) 186
- Control Relay 187
- External Loop 188
- [Tuning Setting] Tab 190
- Mode (PV1, PV2, Remote) 192
- Analog Retransmission 195
- Operation Related 198
- Control Function Settings 200
- Control Groups 200
- DIO Types 202
- SWNumber 202
- DO Number 202
- [Input Range] tab 204
- [Linearizer] tab 205
- [Setup] tab 207
- Turn ON/OFF Program Control 208
- Select the loop number 208
- Pattern number 209
- Pattern name 209
- Segment setting method 209
- Start target setpoint 209
- Start code 210
- Waitactionsetting 210
- Waittime 210
- Operating Loop Designation 210
- Configuring the CX1000/CX2000 211
- Select the Segment 212
- PV Event 213
- Click this tab 214
- Turn OFF/ON the relay output 215
- Event Display Group 216
- Switching) 217
- Alarm/Relay 218
- Remote (Option) 219
- A/D Integrate 219
- Memory Timeup 221
- RJC Volt (uV) 221
- Key Lock/Login 222
- Timer (Option) 223
- Settings 225
- Temperature Unit 226
- Time Zone 226
- Square Root 228
- Display Span 228
- Display Color 230
- Computation ON/OFF 232
- Expression 232
- Interval 233
- Times (Number of Samples) 233
- Operator button 234
- 7.10 Display Settings 236
- File Header 237
- Directory Name 237
- Manual Save 237
- Group/Trip Line 238
- View Group (CX2000 Only) 239
- User Key/Daylight Saving 240
- 7.11 Network Settings 241
- Modbus Master Settings 242
- FTP Settings 242
- WebServerSettings 243
- E-mail Transmission Settings 243
- Auxiliary Settings 244
- [Data Adjustment] Dialog Box 245
- The setup data are sent when 246
- 7.14 Saving Setup Data 247
- 7.15 Printing Setup Data 248
- [Hardware Info] 249
- 7.17 Usable Characters 250
- 1. Click the Recieve icon or 252
- File open 253
- Display Zone 256
- Partial Expanded Display 257
- Turning ON/OFF Computation 259
- Sum scale 260
- Times (Number of samples) 260
- 8.4 Configuring the Settings 262
- Message/File 263
- View group 265
- Group Name 265
- Screen type 265
- Alarm/Relay/Remote 266
- Scan Interval/Memory 267
- RJC Volt (uV) 268
- Timer (Option /M1) 270
- Report channel 271
- Setting the TCP/IP 273
- Setting the FTP 273
- Select this tab 274
- Time of transmission 275
- Alarm information 275
- Data adjustment dialog box 276
- [Comm] - [Send] is selected 277
- Initializing Setup Data 278
- 8.9 Saving the Setup Data 279
- 8.10 Printing the Setup Data 280
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