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MANUAL No. 21112E1.
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Published in Nov. 2011
Revised in Oct. 2013
infiSYS RV-200 System
VM-772B
Device Config
Operation Manual
● Be sure to read this instruction manual thoroughly and understand the

contents before using this product.
● Keep this manual so that the operator can refer to it when needed.
SHINKAWA Sensor Technology, Inc.

infiSYS RV-200 VM-772B Introduction
Thank you very much for purchasing the infiSYS RV-200 system VM-772B Device Config (hereafter "the
product").
<Regarding the infiSYS RV-200 System Manual>
The infiSYS RV-200 system comes with five manuals which contain information for different operations as well
as tasks. This manual is one of the five.
Name VM-773B infiSYS Analysis View Operation Manual Setup Guide

Intended users Operators and service personnel who manage the system and perform the detailed
of the manual settings
Contents  Overview of the infiSYS RV-200 system
 Software installation
 Network settings
 Connection with devices (monitors, analyzers)
Name VM-773B infiSYS Analysis View Operation Manual Basic Operation Guide
Intended users Operators and service personnel who manage the system, perform the detailed settings
of the manual and check the display screen
Contents  Basic operation procedures ranging from setup, collection to display.
Name VM-773B infiSYS Analysis View Operation Manual Setting Guide

Intended users Operators and service personnel who manage the system and perform the detailed
of the manual settings
Contents  How to set the device (monitors, analyzers) information
 How to set the machine information
 How to set the database and system information
Name VM-773B infiSYS Analysis View Operation Manual Analysis Guide

Intended users Operators and service personnel who manage the system and perform vibration analysis
of the manual
Contents  How to operate the display program
 Operating procedure and functional description of the analysis graph
Name VM-722B Device Config Operation Manual

Intended users Service personnel who perform the detail settings and maintenance of the device
of the manual (monitors, analyzers)
The use of this manual is restricted to those who have completed the maintenance
training course run by our company.
Contents  Basic operations
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<Important Notices>
● Be sure to read this manual thoroughly and understand the contents before using this product. Keep this
manual so that the operator can refer to it when needed.
● If you have any inquiry about this product or manual, contact the sales office where you purchased the
product.
● For the use of the product, adequate knowledge about other instruments connected to the product and
transducers is also required. In addition, not only the contents of this manual, but also common sense
need to be applied for the safe use of the product.
● When reselling the product as an assembly or transferring the product (to a third party), please provide
the end users with this manual.
● When discarding the product, follow local government regulations.
● Company and product names contained herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their
respective owners.
● Copyright is retained by Shinkawa Sensor Technology, Inc. No part of this document may be disclosed
or reproduced in any form without prior consent of SHINKAWA Sensor Technology, Inc.
● The appearance of the Device Config window differs by product specifications.
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<Disclaimer>
● The company assumes no liability for any damage or injury caused by the user's fault including not
following the instructions of this manual or not installing or handling the product in an appropriate
manner.
● The company shall not be liable for any direct or indirect damage, injury, or lost income resulting from
misuse, abuse, modification, or disassembly of all or any part of the product by the user.
● Unless expressly stated herein, the company makes no other warranties, express or implied, including
without limitation, any warranty of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or infringement of
intellectual property rights.
● A Warranty Provision is included at the end of this manual. In the event that the product failure occurs,
the company shall repair the product in accordance with the Warranty Provision.
● The company shall not be liable for any incidents resulting from the use of parts other than those that
are recommended by the company.
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infiSYS RV-200 VM-772B Table of Contents
<Table of Contents>
Regarding the infiSYS RV-200 System Manual...............................................................1
Important Notices ............................................................................................................2
Disclaimer........................................................................................................................3
Table of Contents.............................................................................................................4
Chapter 1 For Safe Use of the Product....................................................6

1.1 For Users of This Manual......................................................................................................................6
1.2 Warning Symbols ..................................................................................................................................6
Chapter 2 Overview of Device Config......................................................7

2.1 Functions...............................................................................................................................................7
2.1.1 Device Setting Edit Function........................................................................................................7
2.1.2 Device Setting Create Function ....................................................................................................7
2.1.3 Measurement Value Display Function..........................................................................................7
Chapter 3 Device Config Setup ................................................................8

3.1 System Requirements............................................................................................................................9
3.2 Installing the Software ..........................................................................................................................9
3.2.1 Installing the Virtual COM Port Drivers.....................................................................................10
3.2.2 Installing Device Config.............................................................................................................12
3.3 Specifying the Network Settings.........................................................................................................12
3.3.1 Specifying the Ethernet Connection Settings .............................................................................12
3.3.2 Specifying the USB Connection Settings ...................................................................................14
3.4 Uninstalling Device Config.................................................................................................................15
Chapter 4 Description of Window ..........................................................16

4.1 Main Window......................................................................................................................................17
4.1.1 Details of Main Menu.................................................................................................................18
4.1.2 Details of Measurement Value Display Section .........................................................................20
4.2 Device Configuration Windows ..........................................................................................................21
4.2.1 Module Configuration Window..................................................................................................21
4.2.2 Sub Module Configuration Window...........................................................................................22
4.2.3 Channel Configuration Window .................................................................................................23
4.3 RelayLogicEditDialog Window ..........................................................................................................24
4.3.1 RelayLogic1 Tab.........................................................................................................................24
4.3.2 RelayLogic2 Tab.........................................................................................................................25
4.4 Adjustment Windows ..........................................................................................................................26
4.4.1 Adjustment (Gap) Window.........................................................................................................26
4.4.2 Adjustment (Measure) Window..................................................................................................27
4.4.3 Adjustment (Analysis Board) Window.......................................................................................29
4.4.4 Adjustment (Analysis Module) Window ....................................................................................31
4.4.5 Adjustment (Recorder) Window.................................................................................................32
4.5 Other Windows....................................................................................................................................33
4.5.1 Communication Information Window........................................................................................33
4.5.2 Option Setting Window ..............................................................................................................34
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infiSYS RV-200 VM-772B Table of Contents
Chapter 5 Basic Operations ...................................................................35

5.1 Changing the Device Settings .............................................................................................................35
5.1.1 Starting Device Config ...............................................................................................................36
5.1.2 Selecting the Device Type ..........................................................................................................36
5.1.3 Retrieving Parameters from the Device......................................................................................36
5.1.4 Editing the Device Parameters ...................................................................................................37
5.1.5 Enabling the Device Setup Menu ...............................................................................................38
5.1.6 Writing Parameters to the Device...............................................................................................38
5.1.7 Finishing Device Config.............................................................................................................40
5.2 Checking the Device Operations.........................................................................................................41
5.2.1 Checking the Measurement Values.............................................................................................41
5.2.2 Checking the Channel Operations (Available only for VM-7B Monitor and VM-7 Monitor) ...41
5.3 Other Operations .................................................................................................................................43
5.3.1 Saving Device Parameters to a File ............................................................................................43
5.3.2 Retrieving Device Parameters from a File..................................................................................43
5.3.3 Changing the Channel Type........................................................................................................44
5.3.4 Copying the Module (Board) Settings........................................................................................44
5.3.5 Copying the Channel Settings ....................................................................................................45
5.3.6 Setting the Device Time .............................................................................................................45
5.3.7 Changing the Modbus Communication Function Settings
(Available only for VM-7B Monitor and VM-7 Monitor)..........................................................46
5.3.8 Retrieving the Login History from VM-7B Monitor (VM-7 Monitor) ......................................47
5.3.9 Deleting VM-7B Monitor (VM-7 Monitor) Event History (Optional).......................................47
5.3.10 Changing the Device Config Password ......................................................................................48
5.3.11 Restoring the Channel Settings and Adjustment Values .............................................................49
Chapter 6 Offline Config Mode...............................................................52

6.1.1 Switching to Offline Config Mode .............................................................................................52
6.1.2 Creating New Device Settings....................................................................................................52
6.1.3 Changing the Module Type ........................................................................................................53
6.1.4 Specifying the Availability of Sub Modules (VM-7B Monitor) .................................................54
6.1.5 Changing the Channel Type and Editing the Parameters............................................................54
Chapter 7 Trouble Shooting ...................................................................55

7.1 Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................................................55
Warranty Provision
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infiSYS RV-200 VM-772B Chapter 1 For Safe Use of the Product
Chapter 1 For Safe Use of the Product

For the safe use of the product, be sure to read the instructions below.
1.1 For Users of This Manual

This manual is solely designed for technicians to perform detailed settings, maintenance and troubleshooting for
this product.
The use of this manual is restricted to operators and service personal who are in charge of system management.
1.2 Warning Symbols

This manual uses the following symbols to increase awareness of possible dangers or harmful situations to the
user, and to guide in the safe operation of the product. Be sure that you fully understand the contents of this
manual and follow the instructions herein.
Warning Symbols Description

This symbol is used to warn against the possibility of serious or fatal injury.
Follow the instructions to ensure safety.
This symbol is used to caution against the possibility of injury.
Follow the instructions to ensure safety.
This symbol is used to draw attention to the possibility of property damage.
Follow the instructions to prevent damage to equipment.
Point In this manual, Point is used to highlight some important issues as well as to provide useful
information.
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infiSYS RV-200 VM-772B Chapter 2 Overview of Device Config
Chapter 2 Overview of Device Config

Device Config controls and adjusts the parameters of devices (monitors and analyzers manufactured by
Shinkawa Sensor Technology, Inc.)
The VM-772B Device Config is supplied as a separate software package from the VM-773B infiSYS Analysis
View. However, this software can be installed on infiSYS View Station.
2.1 Functions
This section provides a description of basic functions provided by Device Config.
2.1.1 Device Setting Edit Function
The Device Config is capable of loading, editing and writing the parameters of the following devices:
 VM-7B monitor
 VM-7 monitor
 DAQpod DP-2000 infiSYS Data Acquisition Unit
 DAQpod AP-2000 infiSYS Data Acquisition Unit
By connecting the Device Config with the above devices as well as with equipment such as the DC voltage
generator and function generator, you can adjust the gap values, measurement values and recorder output of the
devices.
2.1.2 Device Setting Create Function
By switching modes of the Device Config, you can edit device parameters and create setup files without
establishing connection with the devices (in offline mode).
(However, this does not include calibration parameters.)
2.1.3 Measurement Value Display Function
This function displays the gap values, measurement values, power status and communication status of each
device.
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infiSYS RV-200 VM-772B Chapter 3 Device Config Setup
Chapter 3 Device Config Setup

This chapter describes how to set up the Device Config.
Check the system requirements. See: 3.1 System Requirements
Installing the Software

Installing the Virtual COM Port Drivers See: 3.2.1 Installing the Virtual COM Port Drivers
Installing Device Config See: 3.2.2 Installing Device Config
Specifying the Network Settings

Specifying the Ethernet Connection Settings See: 3.3.1 Specifying the Ethernet Connection Settings
Specifying the USB Connection Settings See: 3.3.2 Specifying the USB Connection Settings
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3.1 System Requirements

The hardware on which to install Device Config must satisfy the following specifications:
Hardware Requirements
PC/AT compatible personal computer

Processor Intel Pentium-compatible processor (1 GHz or higher) recommended
Memory 1 GB or larger recommended
Display Resolution 1024 x 768 recommended
HDD HDD with 1 GB or larger free space recommended
Drive CD-ROM drive
Network USB 2.0 / 1.1
Ethernet 100 BASE-TX
Software Requirements
Type Product Name Edition Version

Operation System Microsoft® Windows ® XP (32bit) Professional SP3
Microsoft® Windows ® 7 (32/64 bit) Professional or Not specified
later
Other Microsoft® Windows® installer ― 3.1 or later
Microsoft® .NET Framework ― 3.5
FTDI Virtual COM Port Drivers ― Not specified
(for connecting USB)
3.2 Installing the Software

<Pre-Installation Preparations>
Take the following preparation steps prior to installing the devices:
 Finish all applications that are running.
 Terminate a virus checker, if any.
 Disconnect from the internet.
 If a screensaver is set, change its setting so that it is not activated while installing the software.
 If a power management feature is enabled for display or hard disk, change its setting so that the power does
not shut off while installing the software.
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3.2.1 Installing the Virtual COM Port Drivers
For USB connections, driver software must be installed.

Install the driver software before setting the port.
1 Please download the latest Virtual COM Port (VCP) drivers from the following URL:
http://www.ftdichip.com/
Expand the downloaded compressed file in an arbitrary folder.

2 Connect the PC and the device with a USB cable.
The [Found New Hardware Wizard] window appears on the PC.
Point The port to which the USB cable is connected will serve as the port for connecting with the device.
3 Select [No, not this time] and click the [Next] button.
A window for selecting the installation method appears.
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4 Select [Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)] and

click the [Next] button.
A window for specifying where to search for the driver is
displayed.
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5 Select [Search for the best driver in these locations], then select 5
the [Include this location in the search:] checkbox.
6 Click the [Browse] button, then select [CDM 2.00.00] from the 6
folder created in Step 1.
Click the [Next] button.
(Note that the version number of the downloaded folder may be
different from the one shown above.) 5 6
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7 Installation starts. When it is complete, [Completing the Found

New Hardware Wizard] is displayed.
Click the [Finish] button.
8 Select [No, not this time] and click the [Next] button.
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9 Select [Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)] and

click the [Next] button.
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10 Select [Search for the best driver in these locations], then select 10
the [Include this location in the search:] checkbox.
11 Click [Browse], then select [CDM 2.00.00] from the folder
created in Step 1.
Click the [Next] button.
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12 Installation starts. When it is complete, [Completing the Found

New Hardware Wizard] is displayed.
Click the [Finish] button.
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3.2.2 Installing Device Config
1 Insert the Device Config installation disk into the optical drive on the PC. The installer starts up
automatically, displaying the installation window.
2 Follow the steps that appear on screen.
3 Device Config is now installed.
A short cut for Device Config is created, which can be accessed by selecting [All Programs], then
[infiSYS RV-200] from the [Start] menu.
3.3 Specifying the Network Settings

Two types of connection methods are available for Device Config. One is Ethernet connection, and the other is
USB connection.
Connection methods for each device are as follows:
 VM-7B monitor :Ethernet connection and USB connection
 VM-7 monitor :Ethernet connection and USB connection
 DAQpod DP-2000: Ethernet connection only
 DAQpod AP-2000: Ethernet connection only
According to the connection method of the connection target device, perform settings following the procedures
below.
3.3.1 Specifying the Ethernet Connection Settings
1 Start the PC and connect it to the device with an

Ethernet cable.
To connect them directly without using a hub, use a
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cross-over Ethernet cable.
(Point Setting the PC)
2 Start Device Config.
In the menu, select [Tool], then [Connection].
The Communication Information window appears.
3 Select [Ethernet] as the connection method, then set

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[IP Address] and [Port Number].
Click the [OK] button to close the Communication
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Information window.
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4 In the [Communication] menu, click [Connect].

A dialog box that asks user to start reading parameters is
displayed. 4
5 Click [Yes].
Connection via LAN cable is now complete. 6
6 To remove the LAN cable, in the [Communication]
menu, click [Disconnect].
Click [OK]. The Ethernet connection will be terminated.
7 Pull out the LAN cable.
Point Setting the PC
To connect the PC via Ethernet, you need to set the IP address for the PC. Set the IP address manually in the
TCP/IP properties for the port to be used.
IP Address 192.168.8.254
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
(Make sure to set an IP address that is different from the one set in Step 3.)
 If you are connecting more than one device to the same network, make sure to set a unique IP
address for each one of them.
 Please do not turn off the power or pull out the communication cable while communication is
ongoing between the device and Device Config.
Otherwise, it may prevent the changes made in Device Config from being reflected in the device.
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3.3.2 Specifying the USB Connection Settings
You can identify the USB port of the PC you are using by checking the Device Manager window.
1 Start the PC and connect it to the device with an USB cable.

2 Right-click [My Computer] on the PC. Click [Property].
The System Properties window appears.
3 Click the [Hardware] tab, then [Device Manager].
The Device Manager window appears.
4 Click the plus mark (+) beside the port.
The USB port number is displayed.
Example) In the window to the right, [USB Serial Port
(COM5)] is displayed. In this case the port number is "5".
5 Start Device Config.

In the menu, select [Tool], then [Connection].
The Communication Information window appears.
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6 Select [USB] as the connection method, then, for [COM Port

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Number], set the port number identified in Step 4.
Click the [OK] button to close the Communication
Information window.
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7 In the [Communication] menu, click [Connect].

displayed.
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8 Click [Yes].
Connection via USB cable is now complete.
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9 To remove the USB cable, in the [Communication] menu,
click [Disconnect].
Click [OK]. The USB connection will be terminated.
10 Pull out the USB cable.
 Please do not pull out the USB cable while communication is ongoing between the device and
Device Config.
Otherwise, it may prevent the changes made in Device Config from being reflected in the device.
3.4 Uninstalling Device Config

To uninstall Device Config, select [Settings] from the [Start] menu and bring up [Control Panel]. Then, select
[Add or Remove Programs] to remove Device Config.
1 From the [Start] menu, click [Settings] and select [Control Panel].
2 In [Control Panel], click [Add or Remove Programs].
The Add or Remove Programs window appears.
3 Select [Shinkawa VM-772B Device Config] and click [Change/Remove].
Device Config is now uninstalled.
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infiSYS RV-200 VM-772B Chapter 4 Description of Window
Chapter 4 Description of Window

The main window configuration of the Device Config is as follows:
Check the reference pages for names and descriptions of each window.
Window Type Screen Names Reference
— Main Window P.17
Module Configuration Window (*1) P.21
Device Configuration
Sub Module Configuration Window (*1, *2) P.22
Windows
Channel Configuration Window P.23
RelayLogic1 Tab (*3) P.24

RelayLogicEditDialog
Window (*2)
RelayLogic2 Tab (*3) P.25
Adjustment (Gap) Window P.26
Adjustment (Measure) Window (*3) P.27
Adjustment Windows Adjustment (Recorder) Window (*3) P.29
Adjustment (Analysis Board) Window (*4) P.29
Adjustment (Analysis Module) Window (*5) P.31
Communication Information Window P.33
Change Password Window —

Other Windows
Option Setting Window P.34
Version Display Window —
*1 Available only during offline config mode

*2 Window available only on VM-7B monitor
*3 Window available only on VM-7B monitor and VM-7 monitor
*4 Window available only on VM-7B monitor and DAQpod
*5 Window available only on VM-7 monitor
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4.1 Main Window
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6
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No. Name Function

Executes each operation upon menu selection. For
1 Main menu details on the operation items, see "4.1.1 Details of
Main Menu P.18".
2 Device Tree Displays the device configuration.
Displays the group for the setting item area.

3 Group List Displays the selected group in the setting item area.
(Under development)
Displays the status of the power supply module
4 Rack status display (available only for VM-7B monitor and VM-7 monitor)
and time.
Displays an appropriate pane on the right of [Device

5 Display selection buttons
Tree] according to the name on the selected button.
Displays the measurement values retrieved from

Measurement value devices, including the [Gap] and [Measure] values. For
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display section details on the displayed measurement values, see "4.1.2
Details of Measurement Value Display Section P.20".
Area that displays / edits the parameters common

among the modules of the device, and parameter of
Setting item display/edit
7 phase markers and channels. The information displayed
area
differs by device. For details, see the setting items on
the manual of each device.
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4.1.1 Details of Main Menu
This section describes operations that can be executed from the main menu and its details.
File Menu
Name Contents
New Configuration Creates new setting file.
Load Configuration File Loads the setting file of the entire device.
Load Slot Configuration File Loads the setting file by each slot.
Save Configuration to XML File Saves the setting file.
Exit Exits Device Config.
Edit Menu
Name Contents
Change Module Type Changes the module type.
Changes the sub module type.
Change Sub Module Type
(Available only for VM-7B monitor)
Change Channel Type Changes the channel type.
Copy Module Configuration Copies the module setting.
Copy Channel Configuration Copies the channel setting.
Communication Menu
Name Contents
Connects communication with the device.
Connect[Ethernet] (When selecting to connect via USB cable, "Connect[USB]" is
displayed.)
Disconnect Terminates communication with the device.
Get Configuration Loads the device setting information of the entire device.
Get Slot Configuration Loads the device setting information by each slot.
Loads the Modbus setting information.
Get Modbus Configuration
(Only on VM-7B monitor and VM-7 monitor)
Loads the login information.
Get Login History from VM-7
Writes the device setting information of the entire device.
Set Configuration
(Does not write the adjustment values.)
Writes the device setting information by each slot.
Set Slot Configuration
(Does not write the adjustment values.)
Set Configuration Writes the device setting information of the entire device. (Writes
(with Adjustment Values) the adjustment values.)
Set Slot Configuration Writes the device setting information by each slot. (Writes the
(with Adjustment Values) adjustment values.)
Writes the Modbus setting information.
Set Modbus Configuration
Set Time Writes the time.
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Name Contents
Writes the simulated value.
Write Demo Value
Initialize the Modbus setting information.
Clear Modbus Configuration
Initialize the event history.
Clear Event History of VM-7
(Available only for VM-7B monitor)
Mode Menu
Name Contents
Disable Device Setup Disables the device setup mode.
Enable Device Setup Enables the device setup mode.
Offline Config Mode Switches the ON/OFF of the offline config mode.
Switches the ON/OFF of the demo mode.
Demo Mode
Tool Menu
Name Contents
Connection Opens the communication setting window.
Opens the change password window which is to be entered at
Change Password – Startup
startup.
Opens the change password window which is to be entered when
Change Password – Device Setup
switching to device setup mode.
Option Opens the option setting window.
Device Menu
Name Contents
Switches the edit mode of the Device Config to the one for VM-7B
VM-7B
monitor.
Switches the edit mode of the Device Config to the one for VM-7
VM-7
monitor.
Switches the edit mode of the Device Config to the one for DAQpod
DAQpod DP-2000
DP-2000.
Switches the edit mode of the Device Config to the one for DAQpod
DAQpod AP-2000
AP-2000.
Point Displaying the Menu
The appearance of each menu differs by Device Config modes and connection status.
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4.1.2 Details of Measurement Value Display Section
Following measurement value will be displayed on the measurement value display section.
○ : Outputs the measurement value

: Outputs the measurement value only for modules with analysis board (for VM-7B monitor)
VM-7B VM-7 DAQpod

Name Contents
monitor monitor
Gap Displays the gap value (bias value). ○ ○ ○
Displays the value (Basis1) before converting to the ○
Basis1 ○
measurement value used in the monitor.
Measure Displays the measurement value. ○ ○ ○
Displays the input voltage value of the synchronous ○
Sync
signal.
Displays the input voltage value of the asynchronous ○
Async
signal.
RPM Displays the number of rotations. ○
1X Amp. Displays the amplitude value of the 1X component. ○
1X Phase Displays the phase of the 1X component. ○
2X Amp. Displays the amplitude value of the 2X component. ○
2X Phase Displays the phase of the 2X component. ○
0.5X Amp. Displays the amplitude value of the 0.5X component. ○
0.5X Phase Displays the phase of the 0.5X component. ○
Displays the amplitude value of the component other ○
Not-1X
than 1X.
Smax Displays the amplitude value of the S(p-p)max. ○
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4.2 Device Configuration Windows

4.2.1 Module Configuration Window
This window is used to edit the module configuration. (Available only during offline config mode)
From the Device Config menu, select [Edit], then [Change Module Type] ([Change Board Type]) to bring up the
window.
1 2
4 5
No. Name Function
Module List
1 Displays the device module configuration.
(Board List)
Module Type Displays the modules that can be inserted into the slots
2
(Board Type) selected in [Module List] (Board List).
Reflects the modules selected in [Module Type] (Board

3 Change
Type) in [Module List] (Board List).
4 OK Confirms the changes and closes the window.
5 Cancel Cancels the changes and closes the window.
Point Names on the Window
"Module" will be displayed on the VM-7B monitor and VM-7 monitor, and "Board" on the DAQpod.
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4.2.2 Sub Module Configuration Window
This window is used to edit the sub module configuration.

(Available only for VM-7B during offline config mode).
From the Device Config menu, select [Edit], then [Change Sub Module Type] to bring up the window.
1 2
4
3
No. Name Function
1 Module List Displays the device module configuration.
Displays the sub modules that can be used with the

modules selected in [Module List].
2 Sub Module
Setting items of the sub module with a check mark will
be reflected on the screen.
Point Sub Module Setting
Sub modules can only be set for VM-701B Vibration/Displacement Monitor Module, VM-702B Absolute
Vibration Monitor Module and VM-742B Network Communication Module.
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4.2.3 Channel Configuration Window
This window is used to edit the channel configuration.

From the Device Config menu, select [Edit], then [Change Channel Type] to bring up the window.
1 2 3
4
5
6
No. Name Function
1 Channel List Displays the module channel configuration.
Monitor Type Displays the monitor types or channel types that can be
2
/ Channel Type set for the channels selected in [Channel List].
Displays the channels available for assignment, under

the circumstances in which assignment must be
3 Assign Channel
specified for the monitor type selected in the [Monitor
Type] list.
Reflects the settings selected in [Module Type] and

4 Change
[Assign Channel] in [Channel List].
The settings specified in this window differ by device.

For details about the information specified in this window, see the manual on each device.
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4.3 RelayLogicEditDialog Window

4.3.1 RelayLogic1 Tab
This tab is used to edit the relay logic configuration. (Only on VM-7B monitor and VM-7 monitor)
You can bring up the RelayLogicEditDialog window by double-clicking the [Relay Logic] cell in the Device
Config relay setup window.
3 4
No. Name Function
1 Logic Code Item that specifies the logic type.
Item that specifies the channel and signal to be

2 Operand
assigned to the logic.
The settings specified on this tab ([Logic Code] and the [Signal] specified for each operand) differ by module.
For details about the information specified on this tab, see the manual on each module.
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4.3.2 RelayLogic2 Tab
This tab is used to edit the relay logic configuration. (Available only for VM-7B monitors, 18-Channel Relay
Module of VM-7 monitor and 9-Channel Relay Module of VM-7B monitor.)
You can bring up this tab by double-clicking the [Relay Logic] cell in the Device Config relay setup window
and then selecting the [Relay Logic2] tab.
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1
4 5
7 8 9
No. Name Function

1 Enable Relay Logic2 Enables the [RelayLogic2] tab settings.
Displays the remaining amount of relay logic that can
2 Remain Logic Memory
be registered.
Enters the relay logic by text input or buttons located
3 Relay logic input section
below the input section.
Writes the following characters in the input section: *,
4 AND, OR, NOT, (, )
+, !, ( and ) with the click of the respective buttons.
Deletes one element before the cursor position in the
5 BS
input section.
Select the respective list box to set the corresponding
6 Slot, Channel, Signal, Set signal source (Slot, Channel, and Signal), then click
[Set] to write them in the input section.
Selects another relay within the module, mainly for the
purpose of setting up redundant relays. This will set up
7 Redundant Relay Setting
the same relay logic as the one set up for the selected
relay.
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4.4 Adjustment Windows

4.4.1 Adjustment (Gap) Window
This window is used to adjust the gap measurement values.

You can bring up this window by clicking [Adjustment(Gap)] in the Device Config channel setup window.
5
3
6
4
No. Name Function

Displays the number corresponding to the channel to
1 Channel Number
be adjusted.
2 Channel Name Displays the name of the channel to be adjusted.
Adjusts the [0%] value for the gap measurement values
3 Gap 0% Set by inputting the voltage signal appropriate to the input
signal and by pressing the [Set] button.
Adjusts the [100%] value for the gap measurement
4 Gap 100% Set values by inputting the voltage signal appropriate to the
input signal and by pressing the [Set] button.
Displays the [Offset] value automatically calculated by
adjusting 0 to 100% of the Gap. This value can be
5 Offset
corrected by changing the value and pressing the [Set]
button.
Displays the [Gain] value automatically calculated by
adjusting 0 to 100% of the Gap. This value can be
6 Gain
corrected by changing the value and pressing the [Set]
button.
7 Set Sends the [Offset] and [Gain] values to devices.
8 Close Closes the window.
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4.4.2 Adjustment (Measure) Window
This window is used to adjust the measurement value and zero shift. (Only on VM-7B monitor and VM-7
monitor)
You can bring up this window by clicking [Adjustment(Measure)] in the Device Config channel setup window.
3
5
4 6
No. Name Function

1 Channel Number
be adjusted.
3 Channel Type Displays the type of the channel to be adjusted.
Adjusts the [Measure] value by inputting the signal
Adjustment items for appropriate to the display and by pressing the [Set]
4 button.
Measure
The information displayed differs by module.
Displays the [Offset] value for [Measure] which is
automatically calculated by adjusting the [Measure].
5 Offset for Measure
This value can be corrected by changing the value and
pressing the [Set] button.
Displays the [Gain] value for [Measure] which is
automatically calculated by adjusting the [Measure].
6 Gain for Measure
This value can be corrected by changing the value and
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7 9
No. Name Function
Zero Shift adjustment Changes the current [Measure] setting to an arbitrary

7
items value.
Displays the shift from the reference point modified by

zero shift adjustment. This value can be corrected by
8 Shift changing the value and pressing the [Set] button.
The shift can be cleared by pressing [Default].
The information displayed in the window differs by module.

For details about the information displayed in this window, see the manual on each module.
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4.4.3 Adjustment (Analysis Board) Window
This window is used to adjust the analysis board voltage input. (Available only for VM-7B monitor and
DAQpod)
You can bring up this window by clicking [Adjustment] in the Device Config channel setup window.
No. Name Function

1 Channel Number
be adjusted.
3 Channel Type Displays the type of the channel to be adjusted.
Select the target circuit for adjustment from the

following: both synchronous and asynchronous signal
4 Target
sampling circuit, synchronous signal sampling circuit
only, or asynchronous signal sampling circuit only.
Adjusts the [0%] value for the signal selected in
5 Minimum [Target] by inputting the voltage signal appropriate to
the input signal and by pressing the [Set] button.
6 Maximum [Target] by inputting the voltage signal appropriate to
the input signal and by pressing the [Set] button.
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7 10
8 11
9 12
13
No. Name Function

Displays the [Offset] value of the synchronous signal
sampling circuit which is automatically calculated by
7 Synchronous - Offset adjusting the analysis board voltage input. This value
can be corrected by changing the value and pressing
the [Set] button.
Displays the [Gain] value of the synchronous signal
8 Synchronous - Gain adjusting the analysis board voltage input. This value
the [Set] button.
Sends the [Offset] and [Gain] values of the

9 Synchronous - Set
synchronous signal sampling circuit to devices.
Displays the [Offset] value of the asynchronous signal

10 Asynchronous - Offset adjusting the analysis board voltage input. This value
the [Set] button.
Displays the [Gain] value of the asynchronous signal
11 Asynchronous - Gain adjusting the analysis board voltage input. This value
the [Set] button.
Sends the [Offset] and [Gain] values of the

12 Asynchronous - Set
asynchronous signal sampling circuit to devices.
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4.4.4 Adjustment (Analysis Module) Window
This window is used to adjust the analysis module voltage input. (Available only for VM-7 monitor)
You can bring up this window by clicking [Adjustment] in the Device Config channel setup window.
No. Name Function
Select the slot which the analysis target vibration

1 Slot
module is mounted on.
Select the target circuit for adjustment from the

2 Target following: both synchronous and asynchronous signal,
synchronous signal only, or asynchronous signal only.
3 Minimum [Target] by inputting the signal appropriate to the
display and by pressing the [Set] button.
4 Maximum [Target] by inputting the signal appropriate to the
display and by pressing the [Set] button.
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4.4.5 Adjustment (Recorder) Window
This window is used to adjust recorder output. (Only on VM-7B monitor and VM-7 monitor)
You can bring up this window by clicking [Adjustment] in the Device Config recorder setup window.
5
3
No. Name Function
1 Recorder Selects the recorder output to be adjusted.
Displays the number, name, type, and value of the

2 Source
channel that is assigned for recorder output.
3 Default Initializes the adjustment value for [Recorder Output].
Displays the [Offset] value for [Recorder Output]. This

4 Offset value can be corrected by changing the value and
Displays the [Gain] value for [Recorder Output]. This
5 Gain value can be corrected by changing the value and
Sends the [Offset] and [Gain] values for recorder

6 Set
output.
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4.5 Other Windows

4.5.1 Communication Information Window
This window is used to set the communication information.

From the Device Config menu, select [Tool], then [Connection] to bring up the window.
5 6
No. Name Function
Communication method
1 Select communication method with the device.
selection button
Input the IP address of the connected device.

2 IP Address (Point Specifying the IP Address for Ethernet
Communication)
3 Port Number Input the port number of the connected device.
Input the port number of the device for USB
communication. (This is displayed only when VM-7B
4 COM Port Number monitor and VM-7 monitor is selected.)
(Point Specifying the Port Number for USB
Communication)
Point Specifying the IP Address for Ethernet Communication
The IP address and port numbers specified on this window are for the connected device. The IP address of the
PC of which the Device Config is installed on must not duplicate with the IP address of the connected device.
Point Specifying the Port Number for USB Communication
A number is displayed in the node of the [Port (COM and LPT)] on the device manager window when the
device and the PC on which the Device Config is installed are connected with a USB cable. Specify this number
for the COM Port Number.
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4.5.2 Option Setting Window
This is the window for setting the options.

From the Device Config menu, select [Tool], then [Option] to bring up the window.
No. Name Function

Transmit configuration
When this box is checked, the setting parameters are
1 data with adjustment
written with the adjustment values.
values
Point Transmitting the Adjustment Values
According to the status of the option for transmitting the adjustment values in this window ([Transmit
configuration data with adjustment values]), the name of the following items in [Communication] menu of the
device config will change.
Unchecked Checked
Set Configuratoin Set Configuration (with Adjustment Values)
Set Slot Configuration Set Slot Configuration (with Adjustment Values)
When writing by executing the respective menu with "(with Adjustment Values)", the corresponding adjustment
values (Offset, Gain, etc.) of the Gap, Measure, Zero Shift, Recorder Output, Synchronous, or Asynchronous are
also written.
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infiSYS RV-200 VM-772B Chapter 5 Basic Operations
Chapter 5 Basic Operations

This chapter describes the basic operations involved in using Device Config, including how to specify the
device settings or how to check the measurement values.
5.1 Changing the Device Settings

Follow the procedures described below to connect Device Config to VM-7 monitors or DAQpod DP-2000
infiSYS Data Acquisition Unit to change settings.
Starting Device Config 5.1.1 Starting Device Config
Selecting the Device Type 5.1.2 Selecting the Device Type
Retrieving Parameters from the Device 5.1.3 Retrieving Parameters from the Device
Editing the Device Parameters 5.1.4 Editing the Device Parameters
Enabling the Device Setup Menu 5.1.5 Enabling the Device Setup Menu
Writing Parameters to the Device 5.1.6 Writing Parameters to the Device
Finishing Device Config 5.1.7 Finishing Device Config
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5.1.1 Starting Device Config
Start Device Config as follows:
1 Device Config can be started by the following operations:

- From the Windows [Start] menu, select [All Programs], [infiSYS RV-200], then [Device Config].
A password entry window appears.
2 Enter the password and click [OK]. (The default password is "0824".)
A user name entry window appears.
3 Enter the user name and click [OK].
A confirmation dialog box appears.
4 Click [OK] to start Device Config.
5.1.2 Selecting the Device Type
To switch the device displayed on the window, follow the procedures below to select the device for editing the
parameter.
1 From [Device] on the Device Config menu, select the

target device for editing.
A confirmation dialog box appears. 1
2 Click [OK].
The window switches to the device editing window of the
selected device.
5.1.3 Retrieving Parameters from the Device
Initiate communication between the device and the PC, and then retrieve parameters with Device Config.
 If communication starts and parameters are retrieved simultaneously
1 Connect the PC and the device with a USB cable or a LAN cable.
(To switch the connection method, perform setting on the window displayed by selecting [Tool], then
[Connection] from the Device Config menu.)
2 From the Device Config menu, select [Communication],
then [Connect].
2
displayed.
3 Click [Yes].
Communication between the Device Config and the
device start, all parameters held by the device are
retrieved, and then reflected in the setting item display
area in Device Config.
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 If communication has already started and parameters are going to be retrieved

then [Get Configuration].
2 Click [OK].
All parameters held by the device are retrieved and then
reflected in the setting item display area in Device Config.
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5.1.4 Editing the Device Parameters
Change the parameters retrieved from the device to values appropriate to the purpose of use.
For details about how to set each parameter, see the manual on each device.
Point Display colors and background colors of the setting value on Device Config.
The font colors and background colors indicate the current state of the setting items in Device Config. Examples
are shown below.
 Normal font: The value has not been changed.
 Black bold font: The value has been changed but not yet specified. This value has not been set to the monitor
or saved in a file.
 Red bold font: This value can be set. However, some sort of constraint/limit exists or the value is not
recommendable. (Warning value)
 Yellow background & red bold font: The value does not operate the monitor normally. This value cannot be
set or saved. (Error value)
 Yellow background: The value cannot be selected.
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5.1.5 Enabling the Device Setup Menu
To write settings to the device, you need to enable the menu that executes device setup.
1 From the Device Config menu, select [Mode], then [Enable

Device Setup].
A password entry window appears.
2 Enter the password and click [OK]. (The default password is
"0824".) The setup menu will be enabled. 1
 Once the communication between Device Config and the device is terminated, the setup menu
becomes disabled. To write settings to a device, repeat the procedure described above.
5.1.6 Writing Parameters to the Device
To reflect the parameters edited in Device Config in the device, write the parameters to the device using Device
Config.

then [Set Configuration].
2 Click [OK].
All the parameters in Device Config are now written to
1
the device.
Point Write Mode
Two modes are available for writing the setting from Device Config to the device.
- With [Set Configuration], the setting is written to all modules (boards) of the device. It may take some time to
transfer the setting to all modules (boards).
- With [Set Slot Configuration], the setting is written to the modules (boards) in the selected slots.
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If an error is displayed while writing parameters, execute one of the following procedures as appropriate to the
nature of the error.
 If a dialog box indicating an error in parameters is displayed:
1 Close the dialog box and correct the parameters on Device

Config.
3 All the parameters in Device Config are now written to the 2
device.
 If a dialog box indicating an error in the switch position is displayed (available only for VM-7B
monitor):
1 Close the dialog box, then from the Device Config menu,
select [Communication], then [Disconnect] to terminate
3
communication with the device.
2 Uninstall the module whose switch position is incorrect, and 1
set the switch to the correct position.
then [Connect].
displayed.
4 Click [No].
Communication between Device Config and the device is
now initiated.
(If click [Yes], parameters of the device are retrieved and
edited parameters are updated.)
5 From the Device Config menu, select [Communication], 5
6 All the parameters in Device Config are now written to the
device.
 When the channel configuration or setting is changed, alarm contacts may be output.
 When you write the setting, the measurement values in MCL View and/or host network may
disappear.
 When you write the setting, the measurement values may fluctuate.
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5.1.7 Finishing Device Config
When all parameters are written to the device, finish Device Config.
1 From the Device Config menu, select [File], then [Exit].
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5.2 Checking the Device Operations

Follow the steps described below to connect Device Config to VM-7 monitors or DAQpod DP-2000 infiSYS
Data Acquisition Unit to check the measurement values.
5.2.1 Checking the Measurement Values
To check the device measurement values, start Device Config and then execute the following steps:
1 From the Device Config menu, select [Communication], 2

then [Get Configuration].
2 From the Device Config toolbar, select [Measure] and
open the measurement value display area. 1
By selecting one of the module (board) nodes on Device Tree, you can bring up the information specific to the
selected module in the measurement value display area.
5.2.2 Checking the Channel Operations (Available only for VM-7B Monitor and VM-7
Monitor)
VM-7B monitor and VM-7 monitor come with the demo mode function, with which you can enter the
measurement value signal on Device Config to check the channel operations.
Demo mode is a function used to overwrite the measurement values to check the operation of the output
functions (communication, contact output, recorder output, etc.). Thus, it cannot be used for the purpose of
checking or calibrating the operations ranging from input to output. To check the operations ranging from input
to output, enter a simulated signal. The VM-7B monitor demo mode is enabled only while the monitor is
connected with Device Config.
Once the communication with the device is terminated, the demo mode is cancelled and the normal
measurement operation resumes.
1 From the Device Config menu, select [Mode], then

[Demo Mode]. 1,8
The Device Config mode changes and [Demo] is
displayed on the status bar. 2
2 From the Device Tree, select the slot (board) which you
want to set the measurement value on.
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then [Write Demo Value].
A measurement value setting window appears.
4 From the list, select the channel whose measurement

values you want to change. 4
5 Select the checkboxes beside the items you want to set,
and enter desired values beside them.
5
6 Click [Set] to reflect the set values in the device.
7 When you are done, click [Close] to close the window.
6 7
8 To cancel demo mode, select [Mode], then [Demo Mode].

The [Demo] indication on the status bar disappears and demo mode is cancelled.
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5.3 Other Operations

5.3.1 Saving Device Parameters to a File
You can save the parameters edited in Device Config to a file and back up the device settings.
1 From the Device Config menu, select [File], then [Save

Configuration to XML File]. 1
The Save As dialog box appears.
2 Enter the names of the folder and file to which to save

the parameters and then click [Save].
3 The parameters are saved to the file.
5.3.2 Retrieving Device Parameters from a File
You can retrieve the backed-up file and restore the parameters on Device Config.
1 From the Device Config menu, select [File], then [Load

1
Configuration File].
The Open dialog box appears.
2 Specify the file and click [Open].

3 The parameter information is restored on Device Config.
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5.3.3 Changing the Channel Type
The channel type of a module that has more than one measurement function, like VM-701B
Vibration/Displacement Monitor Module, can be changed on Device Config.
1 From the Device Config menu, select [Edit], then

[Change Channel Type]. 1
A channel configuration edit window appears.
2 From [Channel List], select the channel you want to edit. 2

2 2
Then, select [Monitor Type (Channel Type)] and [Assign
Channel], and then click [Change] to change the channel
type.
3 When you are done editing the module type, click [OK].
4 The change made to the channel configuration is reflected
in the device configuration in the main window.
3
2
5.3.4 Copying the Module (Board) Settings
You can copy the module settings to another module.

This is possible only between the modules of the same type.
1 From the Device Config menu, select [Edit], then [Copy

Module Configuration] ([Copy Board Configuration]).
1
A module (board) copy window appears.
2 From the module (board) list on the left of the window, 3

2
select the module (board) to copy from.
3 From the module (board) list on the right of the window,
select the module (board) to copy to, and click [OK].
4 Click [OK].
The settings are now reflected in the selected module
(board).
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5.3.5 Copying the Channel Settings
You can copy the channel settings to another channel.

This can be done not only between the channels of the same module but also between the channels of different
modules.
1 From the Device Config menu, select [Edit], then [Copy

Channel Configuration].
1
2 From the module list on the left of the window, 2 4 5

3
select the module to copy from.
3 From the channel list on the left of the
window, select the channel to copy from.
4 From the module list on the left of the window,
select the module to copy to.
5 From the channel list on the left of the
window, select the channel to copy to, and
click [OK].
A confirmation dialog box appears. 6
6 Click [OK].
The settings are now reflected in the channel of the selected module (board).
5.3.6 Setting the Device Time
You can set the device time to the current time of the PC.
1 From the Device Tree, select node of the [Local Comm.]

2
then [Set Time].
The time is set in the device, which will be reflected in
the time displayed in the rack status display section.
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5.3.7 Changing the Modbus Communication Function Settings

(Available only for VM-7B Monitor and VM-7 Monitor)
You can change the Modbus communication parameters by sending and receiving the setting file for Modbus
communication function.
 Writing the Setting File for Modbus Communication Function
1 From the Device Tree, select [Communication ()], then

node of the [Common []] for writing the setting.
then [Set Modbus Configuration]. 2

4 The file data is transmitted to the device.
 Retrieving the Setting File for Modbus Communication Function
1 From the Device Tree, select [Communication ()], then

node of the [Common []] for reading the setting. 2
then [Get Modbus Configuration].
3 Enter the names of the folder and file to which to save the
parameters and then click [Save].
4 The Modbus communication parameters are saved to the
file.
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 Initializing the Modbus Communication Function Settings

then [Clear Modbus Configuration].
2 The Modbus communication parameters set in the
device are now initialized.
1
5.3.8 Retrieving the Login History from VM-7B Monitor (VM-7 Monitor)
You can retrieve the Device Config login history from VM-7B monitor (VM-7 monitor).

then [Get Login History from VM-7].
1
2 Enter the names of the folder and file to which to save

the parameters and then click [Save].
3 The login (from Device Config to the monitor) history
data is saved to the file.
5.3.9 Deleting VM-7B Monitor (VM-7 Monitor) Event History (Optional)
You can delete the event history held by VM-7B monitor (VM-7 monitor).

then [Clear Event History of VM-7].
2 The event history held by the device is now deleted.
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5.3.10 Changing the Device Config Password
You can change the password used to start up Device Config or to enable the device setup menu.
 The default password is "0824".
 You cannot disable this password.
 The character that can be used as a password is an alphanumeric character and a null character.
 The character string from 4 to 15 characters can be used.
 Changing the Device Config Startup Password
1 From the Device Config menu, select [Tool], [Change

Password], then [Startup].
1,2
A password change window appears.
2 Enter the current password and then the new password,
and click [Change Password].
3 The new password is now enabled.
 Changing the Device Setup Menu Enable Password
1 From the Device Config menu, select [Tool], [Change

Password], then [Device Setup].
1,2
A password change window appears.
2 Enter the current password and then the new password,
and click [Change Password].
3 The new password is now enabled.
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5.3.11 Restoring the Channel Settings and Adjustment Values
You can restore the device settings or the items changed while adjustments by using the file in which the device
parameters are backed up.
1 From the Device Config menu, select [Communication], then

[Connect].
1
displayed.
2 Click [Yes].
Communication between the Device Config and the device
start, all parameters held by the device are retrieved, and then
reflected in the setting item display area in Device Config.
3 From the Device Config menu, select [File], then [Load

Configuration File].
3

The parameter information is restored on Device Config.
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 To restore the setting values only:
1 Enable the menu for setting up the device.

(See 5.1.5 Enabling the Device Setup Menu P.38)
3 Click [OK]. 2
The setting values in Device Config are now written to the
device.
 To restore the setting values and adjustment values:

When you want to restore the respective adjustment values (Offset, Gain, etc.) of Gap, Measure, Zero Shift,
Recorder Output, Synchronous, or Asynchronous on the measured channel, execute the following steps.
Once the restore is finished, deselect the option setting to avoid overwriting the adjustment values.
1 Select [Tool], then [Option].

The option setting window appears.
2 Select [Transmit configuration data with adjustment

values] checkbox, and then click [OK]. 2
3 Enable the menu for setting up the device.

(See 5.1.5 Enabling the Device Setup Menu P.38)
then [Set Configuration (with Adjustment Values)].
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5 Click [OK].
The setting values and the adjustment values in Device Config are now written to the device.
6 Once the restore is finished, select [Tool], then [Option],

and deselect [Transmit configuration data with adjustment
6
values] checkbox.
Point Writing to a Module or a Board
When you want to do writing only to a module or a board of the device, replace the "Set Configuration" in the
above steps with the "Set Slot Configuration" and execute them.
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infiSYS RV-200 VM-772B Chapter 6 Offline Config Mode
Chapter 6 Offline Config Mode

You can create a new setting file or edit it without connecting with the device (offline). However, certain
calibration parameters cannot be set in this mode.
6.1.1 Switching to Offline Config Mode
To switch to offline config mode, execute the following steps.

1 From the Device Config menu, select [Mode], then
[Offline Config Mode].
2 Select [Mode], then [Offline Config Mode]. A tick is
1
displayed beside [Offline Config Mode], which means that
the offline config mode has been activated.
6.1.2 Creating New Device Settings

 Creating New Settings for the Current Device
To create new setting without changing the device, follow the procedures below to display the default
main window.
1 From the Device Config menu, select [File], then [New

Configuration].
A device selection window appears.
1
2 From [Device Type List], select the model for which to create
2
new settings, and click [OK].
3 The information currently displayed is cleared and the
configuration of the selected device is reflected in the main
window.
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 Creating New Settings for the Other Device

To create new setting with the other device, follow the procedures below to display the default main
window.
1 From [Device] on the Device Config menu, select the target device for editing.
2 Click [OK].
The window switches to the device editing window of the selected device.
6.1.3 Changing the Module Type
Change the modules to be allocated to the slots with Device Config.
1 From the Device Config menu, select [Edit], then

[Change Module Type].
A module configuration edit window appears.
1
2 Select the slots from [Module List] and the modules from 2 2
the [Module Type] list, and then click [Change] to allocate
the modules.
3 When you are done editing the module type, click [OK].
4 The edited module configuration is reflected in the main
window.
2
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6.1.4 Specifying the Availability of Sub Modules (VM-7B Monitor)
For VM-701B Vibration/Displacement Monitor Module, VM-702B Absolute Vibration Monitor Module and
VM-742B Network Communication Module, specify the availability of sub modules.
1 From the Device Config menu, select [Edit], then [Change

Sub Module Type].
A sub module configuration edit window appears. 1
2
2 Select the module from [Module List] and select the 2
appropriate checkboxes in the [Sub Module] list, and
then click [OK].
3 The change made to the sub module availability setting
is now reflected.
6.1.5 Changing the Channel Type and Editing the Parameters
See "5.3.3 Changing the Channel Type P.44" to change the channel type. Then, see the manual on each device to
edit the parameters.
For details about how to save the edited parameters, see "5.3.1 Saving Device Parameters to a File P.43".
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infiSYS RV-200 VM-772B Chapter 7 Trouble Shooting
Chapter 7 Trouble Shooting

7.1 Troubleshooting
If any problem occurs while using the product, refer to the table below to solve the problem. If a solution cannot
be found for the problem or any other symptoms that are not described in this section, contact the SHINKAWA
Service Center nearest you for assistance.
No. Problem How To Confirm Solution
1 Cannot install Device Check if the software is installed by Authorize the user before installing
Config user with administrative privileges. the software or install the software
by user with administrative
privileges.
2 Cannot connect with the Check if the connected device is Turn on the device.
device via Ethernet turned on.
communication
Check if the Ethernet cable is Connect the device and the PC with
disconnected. an LAN cable (100 BASE-TX).
* Select whether to use cross or
straight cable depending on the
network configuration.
(For VM-7B monitor) Check if the Connect the LAN cable to the
LAN cable is connected to the communication connector on the
communication port on the back upper right of the back side of the
side of the monitor. VM-7B monitor.
Check if the [IP Address] of the Enter the IP address of the device to
Ethernet setting displayed by the [IP Address] of the Ethernet
selecting [Tool], then [Connection] setting.
in the menu is the same with the IP
address of the device.
Check if the [Port Number] of the Enter the Port Number of the device
Ethernet setting displayed by to the [Port Number] of the
selecting [Tool], then [Connection] Ethernet setting.
in the menu is the same with the
Port Number of the device.
Check if the IP address of the Change the IP address of the device
connected device is duplicating to the one that is not used on any of
with any of the IP address on the the IP address on the same network.
same network.
Check if the port number is blocked Deblock the port number of the
by the firewall setting. communication setting of the
device.
Check if the network adaptor other Disable all the network adaptor
than the one used for connection other than the one for connection
with the device is enabled. with the device.
Check if it is right after changing Execute "Repair" of the network
communication setting such as IP adaptor.
(For Windows XP)
Check if it is right after changing Once disable the network adaptor
communication setting such as IP and then enable it.
(For Windows 7)
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infiSYS RV-200 VM-772B Chapter 7 Trouble Shooting
No. Problem How To Confirm Solution

Check if the IP address of the See the log file.
device is changed. See the log file in the path
"installation folder¥log¥NxDvCfg".
(The default installation folder:
C¥NxProg¥NxDvCfg)
3 Cannot connect with the Check if the connected device is Turn on the device.
device via USB turned on.
communication
Check if the USB cable is Connect the device and the PC with
(For VM-7B monitor disconnected. a USB cable.
and VM-7 monitor)
Check if [USB Serial Port] is Download the Virtual COM Port
displayed in the node of the [Port driver (VCP drivers) from
(COM and LPT)] of the device "http://www.ftdichip.com/" and
manager. install it on the PC.
Check if the [COM Port Number] Enter the COM Port Number of the
of the USB setting displayed by [USB Serial Port] to the [COM Port
selecting [Tool], then [Connection] Number] of the USB setting.
in the menu is the same with the
[USB Serial Port] displayed by
selecting [Port (COM and LPT)] of
the device manager.
4 Setting cannot be Check if the device is disconnected. Reconnect the device.
written
Check if the Enable Device Setup is From the menu, select [Mode], then
disabled. [Enable Device Setup] to enable the
device setup menu.
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infiSYS RV-200 VM-772B Warranty Provision
Warranty Provision
Warranty for the product is as follows:
1. Warranty Conditions for Newly Delivered Products
The warranty period for the delivered product shall be 3 years (except for special products and software, and of
which shall be 1 year) from the date of delivery from our factory.
In the event that the delivered product develops any defects within the warranty period for which our company
is liable, the defective product will be replaced or repaired in our factory at our own expense.
In the event that an engineer needs to be dispatched for repair purposes during the warranty period, travel
expenses for the said engineer will be charged in accordance with the company's regulations. The cost of repair
will be borne by our company.
However, the following are excluded from our warranty:
(1) Any defects due to improper handling or operation by the user.

(2) Any defects, the cause of which is not attributable to our company.
(3) Any modifications or repairs made by others than the company or persons commissioned by our
company.
(4) Any handling, storage and operation under severe environmental conditions that exceed the design
specifications.
(5) Any defects due to fire, flood, earthquake, lightning and other Acts of God.
(6) Any consumables
(7) Any other defects for which we may not be held liable
Other defects are considered not to be attributable to our company. This warranty applies exclusively to the
delivered product unit, and our company will not be liable for consequential damage caused either directly or
indirectly through a defect of the delivered product.
The warranty period and scope of equipment made by manufacturers other than our company shall be in
accordance with the conditions of respective manufacturer, regardless of the provisions made above.
2. Warranty Conditions for Repaired Products
The warranty for repaired products shall be 6 months from the date of the service on the concerned part.
All the other conditions are as stated in "1. Warranty Conditions for Newly Delivered Products ".
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Hiroshima Factory
4-22 Yoshikawa-Kogyodanchi, Higashihiroshima
739-0153, Japan
Phone : 81-82-429-1118 Fax : 81-82-429-0804
[Service Division] E-mail : service@sst.shinkawa.co.jp

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MANUAL No. 21112E1.

infiSYS RV-200 System

● Be sure to read this instruction manual thoroughly and understand the

SHINKAWA Sensor Technology, Inc.

<Regarding the infiSYS RV-200 System Manual>

Name VM-773B infiSYS Analysis View Operation Manual Setup Guide

Name VM-773B infiSYS Analysis View Operation Manual Setting Guide

Name VM-773B infiSYS Analysis View Operation Manual Analysis Guide

Name VM-722B Device Config Operation Manual

● When discarding the product, follow local government regulations.

● The appearance of the Device Config window differs by product specifications.

Chapter 1 For Safe Use of the Product....................................................6

Chapter 2 Overview of Device Config......................................................7

Chapter 3 Device Config Setup ................................................................8

Chapter 4 Description of Window ..........................................................16

Chapter 5 Basic Operations ...................................................................35

Chapter 6 Offline Config Mode...............................................................52

Chapter 7 Trouble Shooting ...................................................................55

Chapter 1 For Safe Use of the Product

1.1 For Users of This Manual

1.2 Warning Symbols

Warning Symbols Description

Chapter 2 Overview of Device Config

2.1.1 Device Setting Edit Function

2.1.2 Device Setting Create Function

2.1.3 Measurement Value Display Function

Chapter 3 Device Config Setup

Check the system requirements. See: 3.1 System Requirements

Installing the Software

Specifying the Network Settings

3.1 System Requirements

PC/AT compatible personal computer

Type Product Name Edition Version

3.2 Installing the Software

3.2.1 Installing the Virtual COM Port Drivers

For USB connections, driver software must be installed.

Expand the downloaded compressed file in an arbitrary folder.

4 Select [Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)] and

7 Installation starts. When it is complete, [Completing the Found

9 Select [Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)] and

12 Installation starts. When it is complete, [Completing the Found

3.2.2 Installing Device Config

3.3 Specifying the Network Settings

3.3.1 Specifying the Ethernet Connection Settings

1 Start the PC and connect it to the device with an

3 Select [Ethernet] as the connection method, then set

4 In the [Communication] menu, click [Connect].

Point Setting the PC

3.3.2 Specifying the USB Connection Settings

1 Start the PC and connect it to the device with an USB cable.

5 Start Device Config.

6 Select [USB] as the connection method, then, for [COM Port

7 In the [Communication] menu, click [Connect].

3.4 Uninstalling Device Config

Chapter 4 Description of Window

Window Type Screen Names Reference

— Main Window P.17

Module Configuration Window (*1) P.21

Channel Configuration Window P.23