FX1006-4-3-L Paperless Recorder Yokogawa

Hardware Specifications

Process Measurement and DCS Interface Characteristics

The FX1006 accepts multiple field signal types through its universal measurement inputs. DC voltage, thermocouple, and RTD signals provide analog process measurements, while digital inputs support discrete status acquisition.

The recorder scans six channels at a selectable interval of 1 s, 2 s, or 5 s. For temperature measurements, the specified accuracy is +/- 0.15% of reading for TC and RTD inputs. DC voltage inputs provide +/- 0.05% of reading accuracy.

The Ethernet interface supports TCP/IP, UDP, HTTP, FTP, SMTP, SNTP, and Modbus communication. Therefore, connected systems can exchange measurement data and recorder information through the supported network functions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many measurement channels does the FX1006-4-3-L provide?
A: The specified configuration provides 6 measurement channels.

Q: What input signal types can the recorder accept?
A: The universal inputs support DC voltage, thermocouple, RTD, and digital input signals.

Q: What memory does the FX1006-4-3-L use for recorded data?
A: It provides 400 MB of internal Flash memory with FIFO operation. The specified configuration can also use a CompactFlash card with capacity up to 32 GB.

Field Installation Guidelines

Install the recorder in a suitable flush-panel opening and secure the unit according to the mechanical installation requirements of the FX1000 Series.

Provide the specified 100 to 240 VAC supply through an appropriate protective circuit. Verify the supply wiring and terminal identification before energizing the recorder.

Route measurement wiring separately from high-voltage power wiring and other high-noise conductors where practical. Use appropriate shielded signal cables for low-level analog measurements when the installation environment requires additional noise control.

Terminate cable shields according to the site grounding scheme. Avoid creating unintended ground loops between measurement circuits and other connected equipment.

After wiring, verify each channel configuration against the connected field signal type. Confirm the selected measurement range, signal type, and scan interval before placing the recorder into normal operation.

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