Standalone MW100 (DISCONTINUED)

A custom MW100 measuring system is comprised of three elements; the MW100 main module, MX Series input/output modules, and MX150 Series base plate. The system can be bench mounted as-is or DIN rail mounted for rack or panel installations. A DIN rail-mounting bracket is included with the MX150. 

The input/output modules, base plate, and accessories are all the same as those for the MX100 DAQMASTER series (AC adapter is for the MW100 only).

Input Modules

Name	Model	Number of channels	Shortest measurement interval	Description
10 channel pulse input module	MX114-PLS-M10	10	100 ms	Non-voltage contact /Open collector (10,000 sample/sec integration speed)
30 ch general purpose input module with 500 ms scan speed	MX110-VTDL30	30	500 ms	Clamp terminal, DCV/TC/DI
	MX110-VTDL30/H3	30	500 ms	M3 screw terminal, DCV/TC/DI

Output Modules

Base Plate

Base plates available for all configurations, from 1 to 6 input/output modules. 

When used for the MW100/MX100, you must replace the attachment with the one that comes standard with the MW100/MX100.

Accessories

Connector Covers
Connector covers for open slots 

AC Adapter (772075)
AC adapter for the DC power model.
Operating temperature range: 0 to 40°
*Only for the MW100

Accessories (Removable Terminal)

All input/output terminals are removable except for those of the MX112-NDI-M04. If multiple terminals are prepared ahead of time, no re-wiring is needed between measurements.

Multi-Access

The MW100 can be connected to multiple PCs at the same time. This allows monitoring and sharing of measured data by multiple users. A login function is included to enable assigning of access rights.

Measurement information shared

Measured data shared

* Mail server required.

Acquire up to 360 Channels in One System

A large data acquisition system of up to 360 channels can be assembled using multiple MW100s and standard MODBUS TCP Ethernet communications. When equipped with the /M1 math option, the MW100 can acquire up to 300 channels of external data from additional MW100 units or other devices such as a PLC using MODBUS TCP communications. This provides a total system capacity of 360 channels (60 built-in measure channels + 300 external). 

Serial MODBUS RTU communications (RS- 232 or RS-422A/485) can be ordered as a separate option with the same capability.

Connect to Other Devices

An optional serial MODBUS RTU interface provides data exchange functions with other devices such as recorders, PLCs and controllers. In this mode, MW100 can serve as expansion I/O or as a data acquisition terminal for another connected device.

Remote Data Acquisition

When the measurement location is located remotely from the data monitoring station, a dial up phone connection can be used for communications. All MW100 web browser-based data monitoring and FTP functions can be used via this connection for remote data acquisition applications. 

Screen updating may be slower depending on the communication environment.

Time Synchronization

The MW100 can synchronize its clock to a network time-server using SNTP (Simple Network Time Protocol), allowing any number of MW100s in a system to have precisely matched time.

Both SNTP Server and Client modes are supported. In Server mode, one MW100 can acquire time data from a server using Client mode. It can then serve time data in Server mode to other MW100s that function as Clients.

Clock synchronization functions are allowed only when the measurement interval within the unit is two seconds or longer.

Memory

Select a CF card appropriate for the required data recording time. See the table below for the approximate time's worth of data that can be recorded for each size of card. For example, when recording ten channels of data at a 10 ms measurement interval, the approximate amount of data that can be recorded to a 128-MB CF card is 8.8 hours worth. On the MW100, measured data is recorded to the CF card via an SRAM. The SRAM is backed up with a battery (for approximately ten years), ensuring that even in the event of a power failure, data prior to the failure is not lost.

Storage capacity in terms of time by CF card size and numbers of channels

1. At a measurement interval of 10 ms, the maximum number of channels that can be measured is 10. Eleven or more channels cannot be measured at a measurement interval of 10 ms.
2. At a measurement interval of 50 ms, the maximum number of channels that can be measured is 30. Thirty-one or more channels cannot be measured at a measurement interval of 50 ms.

Multi-Interval

The MW100 enables mixing of three different measurement intervals in a single unit. Measurement intervals can be set for each individual module. This allows you to measure various items under test at the most appropriate measurement intervals. Also, you can set data recording conditions¹ for each measurement interval, thereby using the available space on the CF card as efficiently as possible.

1. Single: Save a file up to the specified size then stop recording. Full Stop: Stop recording once the CF card is full. Rotate: When the capacity of the CF card has been exceeded, the oldest files are deleted to free up space, then recording continues.

Trigger and Data Thinning Functions

Data Recording Using the Trigger and Data Thinning Functions

The MW100 is equipped with built-in trigger functions. Data recording can be started based on alarm values, time, external contact input, or other parameters. Once recording is started, it can be set to progress continuously or according to a specified data length. When specifying a data length, a pre-trigger can also be set. The MW100 also provides a data thinning function. 

Portions of measured data can be omitted at regular intervals during measurement (minimum of four seconds) before data is recorded. Using the trigger and data thinning functions together provides "coarse" recording of general data and "fine" recording of abnormal data.

Broken Line Chart Output (/M1 Option)

This function is included with the MATH (/M1) option. Patterns can be output from the analog output and PWM output modules (MX120) by inputting the coordinates of the pattern you wish to generate. In the pattern output shown in the figure below, points (X1,Y1) through (X10,Y10) are input in advance, and the output is generated accordingly.

Reporting Functions

Creates hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly reports synchronized to measurement start and stop. On mesurement stop action, a report file is saved to the MW100 CF media. A report status display is provided in the web browser monitor mode. Report data is saved to a text (.txt) file compatible with common software applications. 

Up to 60 report channels reporting data from assigned measure or math channels

Report logging display

Graph display of totalizer data

Use Excel or other applications to create custom reports from the report text file.

MW100 Automatic Assignment Function (/MC1 Option for the DXAdvanced DX2000)

The DX2000 can use MW100 system hardware as additional external input channels. They can automatically recognize MW100s on a network and perform automatic assignment of the MW100 input channels to build a large multi-point data acquisition system quickly and easily with no PC requirement. System requirements: /MC1 external input option and /M1 math option. See the product bulletins and general specifications for details.

*The firmware version of R2.22 or later is required for the MW100 to support the automatic assignment function.

• Downloading the latest version of the firmware 

Firmware R3.04 Functions

• Support for devices with the Ethernet－Serial Gateway Function
  • The MW100 can now have direct communication with instruments connected via a multidrop connection to the PR300. (client)
• Added data types
  • INT16 (server/slave)
  • Bit (client/master)
• Connectivity with upstream devices (CENTUM, etc.)
  • Network load can now be adjusted through frequent polling from upstream devices. (server)

Connection by the Ethernet-Serial Gateway function

Firmware R3.03 Functions

Lite Monitor: Enables monitoring with a digital display, even in environments with low transmission speeds.

Setting List: A list of settings that can be displayed in TXT (text) or "printable" format.

Bit output computation: Enables output of the value of specified bits (0/1) of reference channel data (positive integers expressed as bits).

Alarm DO output: Preset settings of Off, Open, and Close were added as operations upon stop or error.

Modbus Slave/Server Function:

• Added a coil function for mapping data on communication input channels (C001 to C300).
• Added input relays for measurement channels, computation channels, and the main unit operating status.
• Added input registers for mapping main unit mode information.

Summer Time Setting: The starting and ending date/time for Summer time can be set.

Firmware R3.02 Functions

Standard Support for the EtherNet/IP Protocol

Advantages of EtherNet/IP Compatibility

1. Able to develop a highly flexible systems
   By using Ethernet/IP in the standard interface, the most appropriate multivendor systems can be readily developed for users. In addition, instruments can be added or modified without any additional programming, thus improving efficiency.
2. Improved trend analysis
   By making it easier to install the MW100 Data Acquisition Unit in systems and thereby facilitating the chronological monitoring of equipment operating conditions and quality data, trends can be analyzed with higher precision.
3. Transmission of vast amounts of data at high speeds over a wide area
   Data can be regularly transmitted at high speeds to instruments distributed over a wide area.
4. Easy maintenance over a network
   With Ethernet, maintenance staff do not need to learn a dedicated protocol for each instrument, making it easier to control the network.

Note 1: You must install firmware R3.02 to use EtherNet/IP with the MW100.

Note 2: EtherNet/IP is an open industrial application layer protocol supported by ODVA (Open DeviceNet Vendor Association).

Addition of User Authorization to the SMTP Authorization Function

A user authorization feature has been added to the SMTP Authorization function. SMTP authorization (SMTP Service Extension Authentication: SMTP AUTH) means that verification is made when sending e-mails so that only successfully authorized users can send e-mail. This newly added authorization function serves to further strengthen security for sending of e-mails.