4| USER GUIDE OMR 700
DESCRIPTION
OF THE INSTRUMENT.
2.1 DESCRIPTION
Paperless recorder OMR 700
This recorder is intended for technologies and workings, where it is needed to display and/or record a number
of electrical and nonelectrical values at one place. Universality, versatility and
in particular good value for money predestine the recorder to fulfil most of your
demanding needs including the IP front panel cover.
Ourpaperlessrecorderhasbeendevelopedwithversatilityandintuitivecontrol
in mind. Thanks to its modularity the user can insert input or output cards into
any of the existing slots. Maximal configuration of the recorder thus allows to
measure and record up to inputs. In order to increase reliability, the recorder
has two systems - primary and backup.
Always on board are digital control iputs and outputs, serial line
RS , Ethernet /, USB connector as well as a MB internal memory
to record the measured data.
Projection
Color 5,7“ TFT display with fine resolution dominates the device. The display is multi-touch and it there-
fore allows an ease of use.
Control
The recorder is controlled by both the touch screen and the push buttons with adjustable functions,
positioned underneath a sliding front door. Two LEDs indicate run/error and the state of data recording.
Setting
All functions and settings can be performed directly on the instrument´s display in a clear graphical menu.
Data recording
The OMR can record measured data from any of its active inputs, nodes and mathematical functions.Data
are stored in the internal MB memory with compression that allows up to four-fold increase in its physical
memory without slowing down. Data can also be stored on an external SD card or USB flash drive. In case of a
limited number of measuring inputs, measurement data can be stored with a period of up to ms.
The records can be either in BIN or „CVS“ format. However, the latter is much more demanding on memory.
Recording speed according to number of channels / memory space
Recording speed 16 inputs 48 inputs 80 inputs 96 inputs
1 ms 2 hours x x x
10 ms 20 hours 7,5 hours x x
1 s 2,5 months 1 months 16 days 13 days
1 min 13 years 5 years 2,5 years 2,2 years
10 min 132 years 52 years 26 years 22 years
