Using the wireless communications function

1Connect the Z3210 Wireless Adapter (option) to the instrument.

2Install GENNECT Cross on your mobile device.

3Turn on the instrument, and then hold down the HOLD and MAX/MIN keys simultaneously for 1 s or more.

The wireless communications function is enabled.

 

 

flashes: communicating

appears: wireless function on

disappears: wireless function off

4Launch GENNECT Cross and pair it with the instrument.

 

  • When GENNECT Cross is started for the first time (when there is no registered instrument), the Instrument Settings screen appears.

  • When the instrument is placed near your mobile device, its connection is registered automatically on the Instrument Settings screen of GENNECT Cross (up to eight instruments).

  • Wait for 5 to 30 s until the connection of the instrument is registered after turning on the instrument. If the connection of the instrument is not registered after 1 minute has elapsed, restart GENNECT Cross and the instrument.

5Choose a measurement function to perform measurement.

General measurement

Waveform graph, FFT

Photo drawing function

Event logging

Event Logging Function (EVENT)

Logging

Comparator

Harmonic analysis

Firmware updating of the instrument

For detailed information, visit the GENNECT Cross website.

Event Logging Function (EVENT)

The event logging function logs the data when measured values exceed a desired threshold value, which can be set with GENNECT Cross. For details, see the Help function in GENNECT Cross.

The number of logged events can be checked using the instrument.

1Hold down the HOLD and keys simultaneously for 1 s or longer.

The number of logged events is displayed.

  • The instrument may not measure events with a duration time of less than 200 ms accurately, failing to detect events.

  • The instrument can record up to 99 events. The event recording terminates when the recorded events reach 99 in number.

  • When you start another event logging session, the instrument deletes previously logged data.