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®2680A/2686AData Acquisition System/Data Logging SystemGetting Started GuideJune 2002© 2002 Fluke Corporation. All rights reserved. Printed in USAAll

2680A/2686AGetting Started GuideviiiModule Configuration Dialog... 31Analog Channel Configu

1Getting StartedIntroductionThe 2680A Data Acquisition System (DAS) and 2686A Data Logging System(DLS) provide 20 to 120 channels that operate in conj

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide2Contacting FlukeTo contact Fluke, call one of the following telephone numbers:USA: 1-888-99-FLUKE (1-888-993-5853)Ca

Getting StartedConfiguring the 268XA3Configuring the 268XAYou must configure the 268XA device before using it. The following sectionsprovide basic con

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide4REVIEWCommunications display for reviewing the Base Channel Number (BCN)SETCommunications display for setting the BCN

Getting StartedConfiguring the 268XA5Reviewing and Setting the Line FrequencyPerform the procedure below to review or set the line frequency. Line fre

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide6REVIEWCommunications display for reviewing the line frequencySETCommunications display for setting the line frequency

Getting StartedConfiguring the 268XA7Reviewing and Setting the Network TypePerform the procedure in below to review or set the network type to isolate

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide8REVIEWCommunications display for reviewing the network typeSETCommunications display for setting the network typeSETN

Getting StartedConfiguring the 268XA9If you set Fluke DAQ Software for general network operation, you must set thenetwork type of each device to gener

Limited Warranty and Limitation of LiabilityEach Fluke product is warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normaluse and se

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide10REVIEWCommunications display for reviewing the network typeSETCommunications display for setting the network typeSET

Getting StartedConfiguring the 268XA11SETIP address display for setting an IP:0 digit (for example, 129:196:152:101) SETIP address display for settin

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide12Reviewing and Setting the General Network Socket PortPerform the procedure below to review or set the general networ

Getting StartedConfiguring the 268XA13Reviewing and Setting the General Network IP AddressPerform the procedure below to review or set the device’s ge

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide14Reviewing and Setting the Subnet Mask and Default GatewayIf communication between the host computer and the 2680 Ser

Getting StartedConfiguring the 268XA15The network number of the device must match that of the gateway. Forexample, if the gateway IP address is 129.19

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide16Viewing the Device Ethernet AddressPerform the procedure in below to view the Device Ethernet address. (See Figure 5

Getting StartedConfiguring the 268XA17REVIEWCommunications display for viewing the device Ethernet addressREVIEWEthernet address display for viewing b

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide18Host Computer and Network PreparationThis section contains information for preparing your host computer and setting

Getting StartedHost Computer and Network Preparation191InstallEthernetAdapter3InstallNetworkingSoftware4InstallFluke DAQSoftwareEthernet CardORWindows

iSafety InformationWCautionThis is an IEC safety Class 1 product. Before using, theground wire in the line cord or rear panel binding postmust be conn

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide20Device and Host Computer InterconnectionYou may interconnect 268X devices and host computer(s) with 10/100 BaseT(twi

Getting StartedHost Computer and Network Preparation21Direct connection between a single host computer and a single device with10/100BaseT is possible

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide22Installing Host Computer Networking SoftwareTo establish Ethernet communication in your host computer, you must do t

Getting StartedHost Computer and Network Preparation23Setting Host Computer Networking ParametersThis section discusses how to set your host computer

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide24Introducing Fluke DAQ SoftwareFluke DAQ software provides a graphical user interface (GUI) to the 264XA and268XA fam

Getting StartedInstalling Fluke DAQ Software25NoteYou will need to reboot your computer after you install the FlukeDAQ software.During installation, t

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide26Understanding the User InterfaceFluke DAQ software has a standardized and easy to use interface. This sectionexplain

Getting StartedUnderstanding the User Interface27Table 3-1. Fluke DAQ Toolbar Buttons (cont)Button FunctionTrend button.Used to access the Trend dialo

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide28Understanding the Workspace AreaThe Workspace Area consists of a network TreeView and a set of buttons. Use theWorks

Getting StartedUnderstanding the User Interface29Checking Operational StatusThe icons in the TreeView change to indicate the device status. Below are

iiSAFETY TERMS IN THIS MANUALThis device has been designed and tested to meet the requirements of EN61010-1(Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipme

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide30Configuration DialogsThe Configuration dialog that appears depends on the node (device, module, orchannel) you selec

Getting StartedUnderstanding the User Interface31NoteThe Save command saves the actual 2686A configuration to the PCCard. The Load command loads the c

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide32Communication DialogsThe Communication dialogs display the communication status of connectednetwork components and a

Getting StartedUnderstanding the User Interface33Trend DialogYou can use the Trend dialog to view the scanned data collected from the 268XAdevices. Th

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide34Managing Your Network Using Fluke DAQThe following procedures provide detailed instructions for using Fluke DAQ to:•

Getting StartedManaging Your Network Using Fluke DAQ35The dialog box entries include:Configuration fileClick the button or the button the to load a

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide364. Specify the Base Channel (1 to 99) and Device Type and click OK. A device isattached to the new configuration. A

Getting StartedManaging Your Network Using Fluke DAQ376. Set the IP Address on the Device Settings dialog. Other fields are optional.You may need to

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide38Monitor ChannelSelect a channel measurement to display on the device front panel. You canalso choose to increment th

Getting StartedManaging Your Network Using Fluke DAQ39Inserting and Configuring a ModuleTo insert and configure a module1. Highlight a device in the

iiiXWWARNINGUse the proper fuse. To avoid fire hazard, for fusereplacement use only a 1/2 ampere, 250 V time delay linefuse.DC POWER SOURCEThe device

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide403. Click OK. The modules are added to the device and appear in the TreeViewpanel.alg109s.bmp4. Select one of the a

Getting StartedManaging Your Network Using Fluke DAQ41The dialog box entries include:Interval TriggerUses the interval timer (interval 1 timer) to set

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide42NoteIf you are configuring a DIO module, the Totalizer Configurationdialog appears.alg111s.bmpThe dialog box entries

Getting StartedManaging Your Network Using Fluke DAQ43Inserting and Configuring a ChannelAfter selecting a module, you need to add channels to the mod

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide444. Select a channel and the Module settings dialog appears.alg115s.bmpThe dialog box entries include:CH #XX-YYY. Th

Getting StartedManaging Your Network Using Fluke DAQ45Alarm 1 or Alarm 2Each channel has two alarms. You can set the alarms to Off, Low, or High. Anal

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide462. Specify the number of channels you want to insert on the Insert Channeldialog box.alg117s.bmp3. Click OK. The c

Getting StartedManaging Your Network Using Fluke DAQ474. Select a computed channel and the Computed Channel settings dialog appears.alg119s.bmpThe di

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide48Alarm 1 or Alarm 2Each channel has two alarms. You can set the alarms to Off, Low, or High. Analarm condition occurs

Getting StartedManaging Your Network Using Fluke DAQ49Using Equations with Computed ChannelsEach computed channel can have an expression of 250 charac

ivXWWARNINGDO NOT OPERATE IN EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERESTo avoid personal injury or death, do not remove the device cover without firstremoving the power so

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide50alg120s.bmpThe following is a list of the valid notations.Axxx Alarm on/off (Boolean value of 1 or 0)Cxxx Any chan

Getting StartedManaging Your Network Using Fluke DAQ51Starting a ScanYou can scan for data using a configuration scan, a device scan, or by using Spy.

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide52Starting a Device ScanTo start a device scan1. Click the on the Fluke DAQ toolbar and highlight a device in theTre

Getting StartedManaging Your Network Using Fluke DAQ53Starting a Scan Using SpySpy triggers and collects its own measurements from up to eight channel

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide54Viewing Module Measurement DataYou can view measurement data from a module as it is recorded. Selecting amodule show

Getting StartedManaging Your Network Using Fluke DAQ55Using the Digital I/O Points Communication DialogYou can use the Digital I/O Points Communicatio

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide56Using Trend to View Collected DataYou can use the Trend dialog to view the scanned data collected from the 268XAdevi

Getting StartedManaging Your Network Using Fluke DAQ57The dialog box entries include:PenClick to select the device, module, or channel that you want

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide58alg127.bmpDevice IDAny device from 1 to 99.ModuleA specific module in a device or you can select all of the modules.

Getting StartedManaging Your Network Using Fluke DAQ59Changing the Chart DisplayTo change the strip chart display• The Trend Setting dialog appears w

vAdditional Safety InformationThe following table provides additional safety information.General SpecificationsSpecification CharacteristicSize 473 mm

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide60Viewing AlarmsYou can use the Alarm View dialog to view On Line and History alarms. You canfilter the alarms by devi

Getting StartedManaging Your Network Using Fluke DAQ61The dialog box entries for On Line include:TypeSpecify On Line or History alarm view.AckClick th

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide62Alarm Device FiltersChoose to view alarms from a select set of devices, modules, and channel.Using Fluke DAQ System

Getting StartedManaging Your Network Using Fluke DAQ63Configuring Web and Alarm Mail SettingsYou can use the Web and Alarm Mail Settings dialog to ent

2680A/2686AGetting Started Guide64The dialog box entries include:Data Server IP AddressThe IP address of the computer running the Fluke DAQ applicatio

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