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3B Netlog™ with Ethernet port (115 V, 50/60 Hz)

3B Netlog™ with Ethernet port (230 V, 50/60 Hz)

1000541 (115 V, 50/60 Hz)

1000009 (230 V, 50/60 Hz)

Instruction manual

05/12 MEC

1. Safety instructions

To guarantee the safe functioning of the

3B NETlog™ equipment, it is necessary to abide by

the following instructions:

• Do not connect the 3B NETlog™ device to a

voltage in excess of ±20V or current in excess

of ±2A.

• Make sure the 3B NETlog™ device does not

come into contact with water.

• The 3B NETlog™ device should not be exposed

to temperatures above 80°C.

The operating voltage input is protected against

polarity reversal. However, it is not protected

against excess voltage.

• Do not apply voltage in excess of 4.5V to the

operating voltage input.

Use of the Ethernet port requires a power supply of

higher power rating.

• When using the 3B NETlog™ unit with the

Ethernet port, supply power by means of a

plug-in power supply.

2. Scope of delivery

1 3B NETlog™ device

1 Power supply unit (4.5V DC, 300mA)

1 USB cable

1 Installation CD

Summary of content (12 pages)

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3B SCIENTIFIC® PHYSICS 3B Netlog™ with Ethernet port (115 V, 50/60 Hz) 3B Netlog™ with Ethernet port (230 V, 50/60 Hz) 1000541 (115 V, 50/60 Hz) 1000009 (230 V, 50/60 Hz) Instruction manual 05/12 MEC • 1. Safety instructions To guarantee the safe functioning of the 3B NETlog™ equipment, it is necessary to abide by the following instructions: • Do not connect the 3B NETlog™ device to a voltage in excess of ±20V or current in excess of ±2A.
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4.2 Analogue outputs (channels A and B) Reference point (earth): Common Measuring range: ± 5V Connections: 4-mm safety sockets and 8-pin mini DIN sockets Sampling rate: 10kSamples/s Resolution: 12bit 3. Introduction 3B NETlog™ is a multimedia data acquisition and evaluation system for current and voltage measurements and for measurements using sensors. The system can be used with or without being connected to a computer.
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13 Mount 14 Battery compartment 15 Fuse 5. Description 5.1 Components 1 Display 2 Operating controls 3 Current input for channel A 4 Voltage outputs for channels A and B 5 Voltage inputs for channels A and B 5.2 Operating controls The operating controls of the 3B NETlog™ unit consist of five multi-function buttons for operation without connection to a PC. On/Off button • Switching the device on and off (keep the button pressed for approx.
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Channel button ← • Selection of measurement parameters for channels A and B • Changing between fields while setting the time and date • Return to previous menu 7. Operating with a computer and 3B NETlab™ software In order to operate the 3B NETlog™ equipment with a computer, the 3B NETlab™ software and a computer with the following system requirements are necessary: • Windows 98, 2000, ME, XP • Intel Pentium III or similar processor with min.
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Exception: 8. Operating without a computer Operating a 3B NETlog™ device without a computer is achieved by using the buttons on the operating panel. The functions of these buttons may change according to the operation being undertaken. If the software for the CCD linear camera (1013311) and/or spectrophotometer (1003160) has already been installed onto the computer, follow the instructions below: • Connect 3B NETlog™ to the computer via the USB cable.
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urement, the data can be transferred onto a computer for evaluation. Setting and selecting measurement parameters: • • • • • • • Press the Channel ← button (the menu DISPLAY SIGNAL 1 will appear on the display). Select the desired measurement parameter with the Rate ↑ or the Store ↓ button. Select the mode of operation with the Date/Time ↵ button (the menu RANGE SIGNAL 1 will appear on the display). Select the desired mode of operation with the Rate ↑ or the Store ↓ button.
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• Confirm this by pressing the "DATE/TIME" button. The following will then appear on the display: • Confirm the address by pressing the "DATE/TIME" button. Now enter or modify the subnet mask, e.g.: An available IP address for the local network will be sought out and assigned to the device: • Confirm the mask by pressing the "DATE/TIME" button. Now enter or modify the gateway address, e.g.: After about 3 seconds, the IP address, the subnet mask and the gateway address will be displayed.
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Options: the following settings can be made here: Decimal separator: sets the decimal separator which is used in exported files. Date/Time format: specifies the time and date format which is used in exported measurement files. List (left): shows the acquired data. List (right): additional selection of columns which can be added to the exported files. Index: serial number, beginning with 1. Absolute date/time: date and time when the measurement/set of measurements was recorded.
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• • • • • • • • Connect the 3B NETlog™ equipment to a computer via USB cable. Start 3BNETdata and click on the tab “Read Data”. Press Read and wait till the progress bar reaches 100%. Select the measurements you wish to be saved from the list on the left. Select columns that are to be written next to the data. Click Save selected data to files. Enter a file name for each measurement, or accept the default name. For further processing of the saved data, use spreadsheet or data analysis programs. 11.
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13. Faults and possible remedies Fault Cause 16. Licence 3B Netlog™ and 3B Netlab™ are registered trademarks of 3B Scientific GmbH in Germany and other countries. The 3B Netlab™ computer program is protected by worldwide copyright. It may be used exclusively for educational purposes in schools and educational institutions, including preparatory purposes at home. The fabrication of copies, unauthorised application or unauthorised sale is strictly prohibited.
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