KYOWA PCD-400B User manual

IM-A-1438B September 2023
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
PCD-400B/430B
SENSOR INTERFACE
(FOR HARDWARE)
Thank you for purchasing KYOWA’s product PCD-400B/430B Sensor
Interface.
Read this Instruction Manual carefully in order to make full use of the high
performance capabilities of the product.
Do not use the product in methods other than described in this Manual.
This Manual only describes hardware operation of the PCD-400B Series.
For the Dynamic Data Acquisition Software DCS-100A, see the DCS-100A
INSTRUCTION MANUAL for PCD-400 Series Operation.
For software operation other than the DCS-100A, see the PCD-400 Series
INSTRUCTION MANUAL for Control command.
For the USB device driver set-up, see the DCS-100A INSTRUCTION
MANUAL for Set-up or DCS-100A INSTRUCTION MANUAL for USB
driver set-up.
Windows are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation, U.S.A. and other countries.
Generally, company names and trade names described in this Instruction Manual are trademarks or registered
trademarks of the companies.
This Instruction Manual may not be copied or reproduced, in whole or part, without consent of KYOWA.
Copyright © Kyowa Electronic Instruments Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.
The contents of the Instruction Manual are subjected to change without prior notice.

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CONTENTS
STANDARD ACCESSORIES............................................................................................................................................ 4
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES ............................................................................................................................................. 4
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (DO NOT FORGET TO READ THE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS PRIOR TO USE.)........... 5
LIMITED LIFE PARTS AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE..................................................................................... 8
REPLACEMENT BEFORE THE END OF SERVICE LIFE............................................................................................. 8
NOTATIONS USED IN THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL ............................................................................................... 9
IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS WHEN USING PCD-400B/430B................................................................................. 10
PRECAUTIONS ON CE MARKING .............................................................................................................................. 10
1. OUTLINE OF THE PRODUCT................................................................................................................................... 11
1-1 OUTLINE OF THE PRODUCR............................................................................................................................. 11
1-2 FEATURES ............................................................................................................................................................ 11
2. CONTROLS AND INDICATORS ............................................................................................................................... 12
2-1 FRONT PANEL...................................................................................................................................................... 12
2-2 REAR PANEL ........................................................................................................................................................ 13
2-3 TOP PANEL ........................................................................................................................................................... 17
2-4 BOTTOM PANEL.................................................................................................................................................. 18
3. CONNECTION AND DEFAULT SETTING ............................................................................................................... 19
3-1 PRE-PROCEDURES FOR MEASUREMENTS.................................................................................................... 19
3-1-1 For single unit ................................................................................................................................................. 19
3-1-2 For stacking multiple units ............................................................................................................................. 19
3-2 STACK M U LT I P L E UNITS................................................................................................................................... 20
3-2-1 Parts for stacking multiple units ..................................................................................................................... 20
3-2-2 Procedures for stacking................................................................................................................................... 21
3-2-3 Procedures for demounting stacking kit.......................................................................................................... 25
3-3 CONNECT SENSORS........................................................................................................................................... 27
3-3-1 Type and features of the input adapter ............................................................................................................ 27
3-3-2 Input adapter and connection.......................................................................................................................... 30
3-3-3 Procedures for connecting lead wires ............................................................................................................. 34
3-4 MOUNT/DEMOUNT THE INPUT ADAPTER .................................................................................................... 40
3-5 CONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY....................................................................................................................... 41
3-5-1 Connect the AC adapter .................................................................................................................................. 41
3-5-2 Connect the DC power.................................................................................................................................... 42
3-6 SETUP THE USB DEVICE DRIVER.................................................................................................................... 43
3-7 CONNECT THE USB INTERFACE...................................................................................................................... 44
3-7-1 USB interface and connection diagram .......................................................................................................... 44
3-8 POWER ON/OFF ................................................................................................................................................... 46
3-8-1 LED status when stacking multiple units........................................................................................................ 47
4. MEASURE DATA........................................................................................................................................................ 48
4-1 PROCEDURES FOR MEASUREMENTS ............................................................................................................ 48
5. TROUBLE SHOOTING............................................................................................................................................... 49
6. MAINTENANCE ......................................................................................................................................................... 51
7. TECHNICAL INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................... 52
7-1 CORRECTION REQUIRED WHEN AN EXTENSION CABLE WAS USED ..................................................... 52
8. SPECIFICATIONS ....................................................................................................................................................... 53
8-1 PCD-400B .............................................................................................................................................................. 53
8-2 PCD-430B .............................................................................................................................................................. 55
9. OUTSIDE DRAWING ................................................................................................................................................. 57

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9-1 PCD-430B .............................................................................................................................................................. 57
9-2 WITH INPUT ADAPTER UI-10A......................................................................................................................... 57
9-3 WITH INPUT ADAPTER UI-11A ......................................................................................................................... 58
9-4 WITH INPUT ADAPTER UI-15A......................................................................................................................... 58
9-5 WITH INPUT ADAPTER UI-16B......................................................................................................................... 59
9-6 WITH INPUT ADAPTER UI-30A......................................................................................................................... 59
9-7 WITH INPUT ADAPTER UI-55A......................................................................................................................... 60

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This Manual only describes hardware operation of the PCD-400B/430B.
STANDARD ACCESSORIES
The following accessories are packed with the PCD-400B/430B.
When unpacking, check the contents to ensure that all accessories are enclosed.
Dynamic Data Acquisition Software (DCS-100A) 1 (DVD)
USB cable (N-38:1 m) 1
Ground wire (P-72) 1
Test Certificate and Warranty 1 each
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
AC adapter UNI360-1540-AC *
USB cable N-39(2 m)
DC power cable P-76(2 m)
Connection cable N-97(10 cm)
Stacking kit ST-1B
Input adapter for strain gage transducer UI-10A(TEDS supported)
Input adapter for strain gage UI-11A(TEDS supported)
Input adapter for strain gage with operating lever UI-15A
One-touch type input adapter for strain gage UI-16B
One-touch type input adapter UI-55A
Input adapter for voltage UI-30A
Data Analysis Software DAS-200A
*This AC adapter is common to all countries, including the United States. Please note that you will need to purchase an
AC power cable separately if you are using it outside of Japan.

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (Do not forget to read the safety precautions prior to use.)
This PCD-400B/430B is designed to be used according to "8. SPECIFICATIONS."
Do not use the PCD-400B/430B in an environment exceeding the specifications. Or, it may cause trouble.
PRIOR TO USE
For safe use of the PCD-400B/430B, do not forget to read the “Safety Precautions” prior to use.
Kyowa Electronic Instruments Co., Ltd. assumes no liability for any damage resulting from the user’s failure to
comply with the safety precautions.
For safety operation of the PCD-400B/430B, the following symbol mark is attached to the PCD-400B/430B.
Indicates “GROUND TERMINAL.”
Be sure to connect the GND terminal to the ground.
Indicates the operator must refer to an explanation in the INSTRUCTION MANUAL in order
to avoid the risk of injury or death of personnel or damage to the instrument.
SAFETY SYMBOLS
For safety operation of the PCD-400B/430B, the following symbol marks are used in the Instruction Manual.
Improper operation of the system may result in death or severe injury of the operator.
Improper operation of the system may result in injury of the operator and
physical damage of the system.
WARNING
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Warning
Be sure to observe the warning and precautions described in the PCD-400B/430B Instruction Manual (FOR
HARDWARE).
●Power supply
To prevent a fire hazard, ensure that the power supply voltage specified for the PCD-400B/430B (11 to 16 VDC)
matches the local line voltage before connecting the system to the DC power. When using the optional AC
adapter, check the voltage range of the AC power outlet before connecting.
●Avoid using in environment with inflammable gas, etc.
To prevent the risk of fire hazard or explosion, do not use the PCD-400B/430B in environment with inflammable
gas, vapor, or dust.
●If any trouble occurs
To prevent a fire hazard, if smoke is emitted from the PCD-400B/430B, immediately disconnect the AC adapter
from the receptacle and stop using the PCD-400B/430B.
●Ground
Be sure to connect the GND terminal to the ground. Or, it may cause an electric shock hazard, lower the
performance, and cause trouble.
WARNING
CAUTION

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CAUTION
●
Caution
Be sure to observe the safety precautions described in the PCD-400B/430B Instruction Manual (FOR
HARDWARE).
●Do not use the PCD-400B/430B outdoors.
Or, it may cause electric shock, fire hazard, lower the performance and cause troubles.
●Do not turn ON the power switch immediately after turning it OFF.
After turning OFF the power switch, wait (5 seconds) until the power supply is shut OFF before turning ON the
power switch again. If the power is repeatedly turned ON and OFF within 5 seconds, rush current generated by
switching the power ON may damage the product.
●Avoid measuring object applied with high voltage in strain measuring mode.
Although the PCD-400B/430B is insulated, if it is used for measuring objects with excessive high voltage, it may
deteriorate its performance and cause trouble.
●Always input voltage within allowable voltage range of ±50 V in voltage measuring mode.
When measuring object in voltage measuring mode, do not input voltage lower then -50 V or higher than +50 V.
The PCD-400B/430B is not insulated in voltage measuring mode. If voltage exceeding the allowable voltage
range (+50 V) is input, performance of product may be deteriorated and cause trouble.
●Use the PCD-400B/430B within temperature ranging from 0 to 40 ℃.
Use at temperatures exceeding the specified range may lower the performance and cause trouble. If use under
direct sunlight or in a cold place is inevitable, prepare a sunscreen or take proper measures to keep it warm.
●Use in an environment with a humidity of 20 to 85 % (no condensation).
Use in a humid place exceeding the specified range or where it is exposed to splashing water may lower the
performance and cause trouble.
●Do not use the product immediately after the change in the environment.
Leave the PCD-400B/430B as it is until it becomes adaptable to the environment. Abrupt change in ambient
temperature due to transportation, etc. may cause dew condensation, which may result in lower performance and
troubles.
●Do not use the PCD-400B/430B under dusty environment.
This can lead to performance problems and decreased operating efficiency. Be careful that dust may not enter the
PCD-400B/430B not only during operation but also under stored conditions.
●Use the PCD-400B/430B under environment without excessive vibration or high impact.
Vibration resistance:29.42 m/s2(3 G), 5 to 200 Hz (unstacked)
Use the PCD-400B/430B in an area where vibration and impact can be kept within the scope of specifications.
Continuous vibration or severe impact may cause deteriorated performance and system failure.
●Do not use the PCD-400B/430B in strong electromagnetic field.
Use the PCD-400B/430B in
a magnetic field environment where the PC may be used. Performance may be
lowered and erroneous operation and troubles may result if it is used near a telemetry system, microwave oven,
electronic furnace or any other equipment generating a strong magnetic field.
Do not use the PCD-400B/430B under poor conditions.
When using a DC power supply, use within the range of 11 to 16 V DC. When using the optional AC adapter
(UNI360-1540-AC), use within the range of 100 to 240 V AC (50/60 Hz). Use a power supply that is free from
momentary power failures and noise.
●The specifications of the optional AC adapter (UNI360-1540-AC) is as follows.
Input voltage:AC100 ～240 V (50/60 Hz)
Output voltage:15 V (4.0 A)
Operating temperature range:0 ～40 ℃
*This AC adapter has a limited life. Please purchase a new product after about 5 years.

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Do not pull cords and cables.
Lay cords and cables with a certain allowance so that any unreasonable force is applied to the connections.
Pulling or applying unreasonable force may cause trouble or interrupt the measurement.
●Avoid installing sensors and PCD-400B/430B near a welding machine.
Failure to do so will pose the risk of erroneous data, malfunction and failure.
●Do not disassemble or remodel the PCD-400B/430B. Or, it may cause electric shock hazards or damage the
PCD-400B/430B. This warranty does not cover any damaged or defective parts that results from disassembling
or remodeling.
●Handle the DVD with care.
Do not expose the DVD to direct sun light, high temperature, or high humidity.
Do not apply pressure to the DVD by laying object or bending.
Dust, scratches, and fingerprints on either side of the DVD can cause write errors.
●Preheat the PCD-400B/430B before use.
To ensure accurate measurements, allow approximately one hour of warm-up time after turning on the power
before starting measurements.

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LIMITED LIFE PARTS AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
This product consists of various electronic components and those components, if not all, have a useful life.
Using them exceeding the years specified according to each part type (useful life) may affect the characteristics of the
product, resulting in a malfunction or a failure.
You need to replace parts with a regular preventive maintenance schedule.
Limited life parts used with the product are as follows.
●Relay
A relay's insulation will inevitably degrade or a relay itself will be damaged.
●Aluminum electrolytic capacitor
The signal-noise ratio will lower due to capacity low or smoke will be emitted due to liquid leak, resulting in a
malfunction of the product.
●EEPROM
EEPROM will results in malfunctions or degraded performance.
●AC adapter (optional accessory)
Heat and smoke will be emitted, resulting in an unstable voltage.
To operate the product normally, finding a sign of the product failure early by daily/periodic inspections and
taking the corrective action are required. For inspection, contact KYOWA or our representatives.
*Major limited life parts; Relay, aluminum electrolytic capacitor, EEPROM, AC adapter
* All components do age and will fail.
REPLACEMENT BEFORE THE END OF SERVICE LIFE
Preventive maintenance and replacement parts are a cost-effective way of keeping the performance and extending the
service life of the product. Regardless of the replacement parts, the product itself gradually deteriorates with
age. Before the expected service life is reached, consider replacing the product with a new one or the latest series as
preventive maintenance.

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NOTATIONS USED IN THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL
The following notations are used in the Instruction Manual for convenience.
■Names described on the panel surface
Names described on the panel surface are expressed in double quotation mark " ".
■Informational notes
Certain notations are used as necessary to attract your attention to information that requires special care when handing
the product, and to information provided for reference purposes.
Examples of Notations
Essential precautions required when handling the product.
NOTE
Reference items required when handling the product.
MEMO

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IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS WHEN USING PCD-400B/430B
PRECAUTIONS ON CE MARKING
Product has been confirmed that it complies with EN61326-1:2013 (EMC test requirements for equipment intended to
be used in a basic electromagnetic environment, Class A Group 1) under the following conditions. When using this
product in EU countries, be sure to meet the following conditions.
Note that the measures required to satisfy the standards may vary depending on the system configuration, wiring, etc.
Therefore, it is necessary for the customer to confirm that the entire device complies with the CE marking.
The DC power cable should be less than 3 m long.
Be sure to use a shielded cable for connecting to this device. Also, the wiring length should be 30 m or less.
If you are using a USB cable other than the standard accessory N-38, use one with ferrite cores near the
connectors at both ends of the cable, or attach clamp-type ferrite cores separately.
Use the GND terminal on the back of the device by grounding it using the supplied ground wire.
use the optional AC adapter.
●Do not disconnect the USB cable and the power supply while recording data.
Or, it will cause data corruption and other problems.
●Be sure to use the shielded USB cable for connecting the PCD-400B/430B and PC.
Or, deterioration or malfunction of the instrument may result.
●Be sure to use an standard accessory USB cable (N-38: 1 m).
When using the other USB cable, make sure the cable length is 5 m or less.
Or, the PCD-400B/430B will not start up correctly, will be unstable, and cause other problems.
●The number of stacking units is 2 to 4.
When stacking multiple PCD-400B/430B units, do not stack 5 or more PCD-400B/430B units.
Or, deterioration or malfunction of the instrument may result.
●Do not connect multiple sets of stacking PCD-400B/430B units into one PC.
Be sure to connect single set of stacking PCD-400B/430B units (The number of stacking units: 2 to 4) into
one PC.
●When stacking multiple PCD-400B/430B units, connect the power supply to the master unit only.
Or, deterioration or malfunction of the instrument may result.
NOTE

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1. OUTLINE OF THE PRODUCT
1-1 OUTLINE OF THE PRODUCR
The PCD-400B/430B is a measuring instrument that allows easy measurement by simply connecting it to a personal
computer via the USB interface.
The PCD-400B is a measuring instrument that can measure strain.
The PCD-430B is a measuring instrument that can measure strain and voltage.
The PCD-400B/430B supports compact measurement of up to 4 units (16 channels) by stack connection.
1-2 FEATURES
Connection with the PC is easy with the use of the USB interface.
When using the PCD-430B, either strain input or voltage input can be selected for every channel.
Since the PCD-400B/430B has a bridge box built-in, it is capable of conducting a quarter-bridge-system
experiment or half-bridge-system experiment for strain gages solely by itself.
The PCD-400B/430B is provided with input adapters applicable for the sensors.
Since the PCD-400B/430B is capable of measurement of 4 channels per a unit and maximum 16 channels with
4 units, the PCD-400B/430B is applicable for measurement in a wide range from a simple experiment to
advanced measurement. Sampling frequency: Maximum 10 kHz.
When stacking multiple units, the stacking kit (ST-1B, optional accessory) enables easy stacking without using
synchronous cables.
Single USB cable and single AC adapter (UNI360-1540-AC, optional accessory) enable measurements of
maximum 4 units (16 channels).
Includes low-pass filter as standard equipment.
When using TEDS compatible sensors, by loading sensor information with TEDS function, the
PCD-400B/430B is capable of laborsaving when setting amplifier.
You can measure and record data easily by using the DCS-100A*.
The DAS-200A is optional software that reproduces and analysis data after recording.
*Note
To connect devices on the control software DCS-100A, click the icon labeled PCD-400 Series.
The model displayed in CH condition setting is the model of PCD-400A and PCD-400B is displayed as
PCD-400.The model of PCD-430A and PCD-430B is displayed as PCD-430.

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a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
2. CONTROLS AND INDICATORS
2-1 FRONT PANEL
PCD-400B
PCD-430B
a) "DC.IN" connector Power connector
The power supply voltage range of the PCD-400B/430B is 11 to 16 VDC.
For details, see "
3-5 CONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY."
b) POWER switch " | " position: Power ON
" ○" position: Power OFF
c) "POWER" LED Lights up while the PCD-400B/430B is ON. For details, see "Table 1-1."
d) "MASTER" LED During operating the master unit, the "MASTER" LED lights up and during
operating the slave unit, the "MASTER" LED lights out.
For details, see "Table 2-1."
e) "USB" connector Connects an accessory USB cable.
Table 2-1 LED status
LED
Status POWER MASTER
Green
Light up
Power ON
Waiting
Blink
Measuring
Orange
Light up
Stacking 5 or more PCD-400B/430B units (NOTE 1)
Red Blink
The PCD-400B/430B is failure.
* Contact KYOWA or our representative.
Light out
Power OFF
NOTE 1: You can stack up to 4 PCD-400B/430B units. Do not stack 5 or more PCD-400B/430B units.
When stacking multiple PCD-400B/430B units, see "3-8-1 LED status when stacking multiple units."
a)
b)
e)
c) d)

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2-2 REAR PANEL
With input adapter UI-10A
a) Input connector Connects a strain gage transducer.
b) Jackscrew Loosen the jackscrews to remove the input adapter.
When mounting the input adapter, fasten the jackscrews.
Tightly fasten the jackscrews with a flat-head screwdriver.
Common to all input adapters.
c) GND terminal (case) Be sure to connect the GND terminal to the ground.
With input adapter UI-11A
a) Clamp-type terminals Connects a strain gage or strain gage transducer.
When connecting strain gage transducers, use an optional connection cable (N-97).
b) Jackscrew Loosen the jackscrews to remove the input adapter.
When mounting the input adapter, fasten the jackscrews.
Tightly fasten the jackscrews with a flat-head screwdriver.
Common to all input adapters.
c) GND terminal (case) Be sure to connect the GND terminal to the ground.
b)
a)
c)
c)
b)
a)

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With input adapter UI-15A
a) Clamp-type terminals block with operating levers Connects a strain gage or strain gage transducer.
Press down the operating lever for connection.
When connecting strain gage transducers, use an
optional connection cable (N-97).
When a shield wire is attached to the sensor cable,
connect the shield wire to the section d) with a screw.
b) Jackscrew Loosen the jackscrews to remove the input adapter.
When mounting the input adapter, fasten the jackscrews.
Tightly fasten the jackscrews with a flat-head screwdriver.
Common to all input adapters.
c) GND terminal (case) Be sure to connect the GND terminal to the ground.
d) GND terminal (adapter) Use for cable shield wiring.
a)
c)
d)
b) b)

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With input adapter UI-16A
a) Clamp-type one-touch lock terminals Connects a strain gage or strain gage transducer.
Use a UI-16A accessory small flat-head screwdriver for
connection.
When connecting strain gage transducers, use an optional
connection cable (N-97).
When a shield wire is attached to the sensor cable, connect the
shield wire to the section d) with a screw.
b) Jackscrew Loosen the jackscrews to remove the input adapter.
When mounting the input adapter, fasten the jackscrews.
Tightly fasten the jackscrews with a flat-head screwdriver.
Common to all input adapters.
c) GND terminal (case) Be sure to connect the GND terminal to the ground.
d) GND terminal (adapter) Use for cable shield wiring.
With input adapter UI-16B
b) Clamp-type one-touch terminals Connects a strain gage or strain gage transducer.
Use a UI-16B accessory small flat-head screwdriver for connection.
When connecting strain gage transducers, use an optional connection cable
(N-97).
When a shield wire is attached to the sensor cable, connect the shield wire to
the section d) with a screw.
e) Jackscrew Loosen the jackscrews to remove the input adapter.
When mounting the input adapter, fasten the jackscrews.
Tightly fasten the jackscrews with a flat-head screwdriver.
Common to all input adapters.
f) GND terminal (case) Be sure to connect the GND terminal to the ground.
g) GND terminal (adapter) Use for cable shield wiring.
a)
b) c) b) d)
a)
b) c) b) d)

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With input adapter UI-30A
a) BNC connectors BNC connector dedicated for inputting voltage. When using the
UI-30A, strain gages and strain gage transducer cannot be connected.
b) Jackscrew Loosen the jackscrews to remove the input adapter.
When mounting the input adapter, fasten the jackscrews.
Tightly fasten the jackscrews with a flat-head screwdriver.
Common to all input adapters.
c) GND terminal (case) Be sure to connect the GND terminal to the ground.
With input adapter UI-55A
a) One-touch type terminals Connects a strain gage or strain gage transducer.
By pressing a button on the terminal block, insert a lead wire for
connection.
When connecting strain gage transducers, use an optional
connection cable (N-97).
When a shield wire is attached to the sensor cable, connect the
shield wire to the section b) with a screw.
b) GND terminal (case) Be sure to connect the GND terminal to the ground.
c) GND terminal (adapter) Use for cable shield wiring.
b)
c)
a)
a)
c)
b)

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2-3 TOP PANEL
PCD-400B，PCD-430B
a) Top connector cover When stacking the units, remove the connector cover and attach the stacking
adapter included in the stacking kit (ST-1B).
a)

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2-4 BOTTOM PANEL
a) Bottom connector cover When stacking the units, remove the connector cover and attach the stacking
adapter included in the stacking kit (ST-1B).
a)

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3. CONNECTION AND DEFAULT SETTING
3-1 PRE-PROCEDURES FOR MEASUREMENTS
This section describes necessary operations to be conducted prior to the actual measurements.
3-1-1 For single unit
Section 3-3
Connect sensors
Connects sensors into the target input adapter.
↓
Section 3-4
Mount/demount the input adapter
Mount the input adapter.
↓
Section 3-5 Connect the power supply
Connect the AC adapter or DC power and ground the GND
terminal.
↓
Section 3-6
Setup the USB device driver
Setup the USB device driver into the PC.
↓
Section 3-7 Connect the USB interface
Set the USB interface for connecting the PC.
*Before settings, make sure the USB device driver is setup
correctly.
↓
Section 3-8
Power ON/OFF
Turn ON the power.
↓
Chapter 4 Measure data
Preparation and measurements
For details, "4. MEASURE DATA."
3-1-2 For stacking multiple units
Section 3-2
Stack multiple units
Connect multiple units for synchronous operation.
↓
Section 3-3
Connect sensors
Connects sensors into the target input adapter.
↓
Section 3-4
Mount/demount the input adapter
Mount the input adapter.
↓
Section 3-5 Connect the power supply
Connect the AC adapter or DC power and ground the GND
terminal.
↓
Section 3-6
Setup the USB device driver
Setup the USB device driver into the PC.
↓
Section 3-7 Connect the USB interface
Set the USB interface for connecting the PC.
*Before settings, make sure the USB device driver is setup
correctly.
↓
Section 3-8
Power ON/OFF
Turn ON the power.
↓
Chapter 4 Measure data
Preparation and measurements
For details, see "4. MEASURE DATA."