Humotion DX3520FQ Data Logger User Manual User man

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                                          DX3.5-20FQ  Installation & User Manual
                     Manufacturer Humotion GmbH Heerdestraße 23 D – 48149 Münster Germany www.humotion.net  Modell Number DX3.5-20FQ Monitoring Connector Version v3.3.670 Manual Version 103_US FCC ID 2A04RDX3520FQ     Made in Germany
  Contents  2. DX3.5-20FQ General Information and Specifications .................................................................................... 1 3. Safety Instructions ......................................................................................................................................... 3 4. Information on Disposal and Recycling ......................................................................................................... 3 5. Installation of Humotion Monitoring Connector ........................................................................................... 4 6. Usage of Humotion DX3.5-20FQ.................................................................................................................... 4 6.1 Data recording ......................................................................................................................................... 4 6.2 Data transfer ............................................................................................................................................ 5 6.3 Battery charging ...................................................................................................................................... 5 6.4 Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................................................... 5 7. Regulatory Notices ........................................................................................................................................ 6 7.1 USA: Federal Communications Commission (FCC) statement ................................................................ 6
  1 2. DX3.5-20FQ General Information and Specifications  The DX3.5-20FQ is a movement monitoring device about the size of a Flash drive. It is capable of recording a vast range of data. The recorded data can be easily exported into a useable format for independent analysis. Control of and interaction with the DX3.5-20FQ (data recording, data transfer, battery charging) is enabled through usage of the Monitoring Connector software. Dimensions [LxWxH mm]  Size: 60x20x10mm  Weight: < 15g Battery  Lithium-Polymer Battery Capacity [mAh]  240 Charging [via USB standard (< 500mA)]  full charge < 4hrs  80% charge from empty < 2hrs Measurement Time  > 15 hrs @125Hz Sample Rate  > 10 hrs @250Hz Sample Rate Memory Storage  512Mbyte  > 200 hrs @125Hz Sample Rate (lossless compressed)  > 100 hrs @250Hz Sample Rate (lossless compressed)  Measurement stops on charging, continues after charging. Storage Format  Proprietary lossless compression format (DCM)  Allows bit accurate unpack. Export to standard CSV formats possible for scientific applications.  Data Rates: 2.5Mbyte / hrs. @125Hz (lossless compressed) 5.0Mbyte / hrs. @250Hz (lossless compressed) External Connections  USB (for data transfer and charging)
  2 Sensors  3D acceleration (+/- 16g with 16bit resolution)  3D gyroscope (+/- 2000deg/sec with 16bit resolution)  3D magnetic (+/- 1.5 milli Tesla with 16bit resolution)  Barometric Pressure with +/- 1m height resolution, if weather corrected (optional, not in waterproof housing)  System temperature in deg C Housing  3D printing ABS housing for textile integration: Standard waterproof up to 2m Non waterproof version including barometric pressure for ADL Humotion Monitoring Connector  Version: 3.3.670  Required Disk space: 5 MB  System requirements:  Operating system: Windows 7 32bit / 64bit or higher Plugins: Microsoft .NET Framework v4.0 or higher USB Cable  Length: 30cm
  3 3. Safety Instructions  Non-compliance with this safety information may lead to fire, electric shocks or other injuries, or may lead to damage of system components. Do not drop the DX3.5-20FQ and do not dismantle, open, break, bend, deform, drill through, crush, burn or paint it. Do not heat in a microwave and do not insert foreign objects into the device. When connecting the DX3.5-20FQ to your computer, we recommend using the supplied USB cable to protect your  computer  from  humidity  and  dirt.  If  you  need  to  attach  the  sensor  directly  make  sure  there  is  no moisture or dirt on the sensor! Do not try to dry the measuring equipment with an external heat source such as a microwave or a hot air blower. Never try to repair the measuring device yourself.  4. Information on Disposal and Recycling  You must dispose of the DX3.5-20FQ properly according to the  legally valid environmental directives and legislation.  Since  the  DX3.5-20FQ  contains  electronic  components  and  a  battery,  the  device  may  not  be disposed of as normal domestic waste. If you want to dispose of your measuring device, you can consult your local authority regarding disposal and recycling options.
  4 5. Installation of Humotion Monitoring Connector  The Humotion Monitoring Connector software is either supplied on an USB stick, or you will be given access details for the Humotion download server. To install the Humotion Monitoring Connector software on your computer: 1. Plug the supplied USB stick into your computer’s USB port or download the installation file. 2. Run the file “SetupMonitoringConnector_3.3.670.msi”. 3. The Humotion Monitoring Connector Setup Wizard will open. Follow the on-screen instructions. A window with a security warning will open during installation, since the software is not digitally signed. Pleaser click “run” to continue the installation. NOTE: The software depends on Microsoft .NET Framework version 4.0 or higher.  Please make sure that an up-to-date  Microsoft  .NET  Framework  has  been  installed  on  your  computer  before  starting  with  the installation  of  Humotion  Monitoring  Connector.      Further  information  can  be  found  here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=55170  6. Usage of Humotion DX3.5-20FQ  6.1 Data Recording To record data a measurement has to be started and/or stopped on the Humotion DX3.5-20FQ. To start and stop a measurement: 1. Plug the USB cable into your computer’s USB port. Plug the other end into the Humotion DX3.5-20FQ USB port. 2. Humotion  Monitoring  Connector  will  automatically  recognize  and  display  information  about  the connected Humotion DX3.5-20FQ. 3. Unplug the USB cable from the Humotion DX3.5-20FQ USB port when field “Status” in tab “Overview” switches to “OK: ready to measure”. 4. A measurement has been started and data is recorded on the Humotion DX3.5-20FQ.  5. To stop the measurement plug the USB cable into the USB port of the Humotion DX3.5-20FQ. NOTE:  Please  make  sure  that  Humotion  Monitoring  Connector  is  running  when connecting  the  Humotion DX3.5-20FQ with your computer. You can access the software by clicking on the Humotion systray icon. NOTE: The Humotion DX3.5-20FQ requires a minimum voltage of 3.8 V for recording measurement data. Do not start any measurement when the battery voltage is  lower  than 3.8  V. Charge status of the battery is shown in the bottom left of the Humotion Monitoring Connector software.
  5 6.2 Data Transfer Each time a measurement is stopped by connecting the Humotion DX3.5-20FQ with your computer’s USB port recorded data is transferred automatically to your computer.   Progress of current data transfer is shown in tab “Files to upload” in the Humotion Monitoring Connector software. Once  the  data  transfer  is  completed,  recorded  data  can  be  accessed  in  directory  Users\[User Name]\Documents\Humotion Monitoring Connector\Data on our computer. NOTE: Do not unplug the USB cable from the Humotion DX3.5-20FQ USB port before data has been transferred completely. Unplugging during an active data transfer may lead to permanent loss of recorded data on the Humotion DX3.5-20FQ.  6.3 Battery Charging  Each time the Humotion DX3.5-20FQ is connected with your computer’s USB port (e. g. to start or stop a measurement) the battery of the Humotion DX3.5-20FQ is charged automatically if required.  The Humotion DX3.5-20FQ requires a minimum voltage of 3.8 V for proper operation. Charge status of the battery is shown bottom left in Humotion Monitoring Connector software. NOTE:  To  charge  the  Humotion  DX3.5-20FQ  always  use  the  supplied  USB  cable  with  a  USB  port  of  your computer.  6.4 Troubleshooting A defect of the Humotion DX3.5-20FQ is deemed to have occurred when the built-in LED flashes with high frequency (ca. 1-2x / 1 sec, color can either be red and/or green) and / or the device is not recognized after connecting it to your computer.  NOTE: In case of any defect please immediately contact our customer support. Never try to repair the DX3.5-20FQ yourself as it may result in a fire, electric shocks or other injuries, or may lead to damage to the system components.
  6 7. Regulatory Notices  7.1 USA: Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement NOTE:  This  equipment  has  been  tested  and  found  to  comply  with  the  limits  for  a  Class  B  digital  device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These  limits  are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful  interference  in  a  residential  installation.  This  equipment  generates,  uses  and  can  radiate  radio frequency  energy  and,  if  not  installed  and  used  in  accordance  with  the  instructions,  may  cause  harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this  equipment does cause  harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:  Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.  Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.  Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.  Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

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