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Signals can be displayed as a graph on the Alarm or

Monitor (logic) screens, while current measurement

values are displayed in a list on the Monitor screen

(analog).

Measurement Status screen displayed in the Settings screen

Alarm screen

Monitor screen

(logic)

Monitor screen (analog)

PC-based data collection and data

management are just a click away

Data can be downloaded in real time to a hard disk on

your PC from a HiLOGGER connected to a LAN. You

can check measurement results from the beginning

of measurement to the current measurement result on

the Waveform Display and Numerical Value Display

screens.

Verify trend graphs and measurement values in real time from a PC

All the acquired data or the area between the

A or B cursor can be converted to CSV text

format. Data can be used in spreadsheets

such as Excel or DADiSP (an engineering

spreadsheet used for data analysis).

The acquired data can be displayed

as digital values on a timeline. Further,

waveform images and digital values

can be displayed simultaneously.

Allows you to display the time

and potential differences between

cursors A and B on the Waveform

screen, as well as the time

and electrical potential at each

cursor's position in tabular form.

You can print waveforms to a

printer connected to your PC.

Calculates the

parameters for the

maximum value, the

time, and the average

value of acquired data.

In addition to being

able to use recorded

event markers to

perform searches, you

can specify criteria and

search your data for

items such as the date,

maximum value, and

minimum value.

Displays acquired data as waveforms.

Waveforms are generated in real time

as the data is being loaded. Up to 256

analog channels, 256 logic channels,

and 64 pulse channels are supported.