Readme.txt Driver File Contents (ApplicationDiskRev20.zip)

                                Wv - Wave viewer
                 Copyright (C) 1999-2011 HIOKI E.E. CORPORATION

1. Overview
This software will enable the user to display waveform data from Models 8807-01,
8808-01, 8714-01, 8715-01, 8835-01, 8841, 8842, 8826, 8720, 8847, MR8847-01, 
MR8847-02, MR8847-03, 8855, 8825, 8840, 8420-01, 8421-01, 8422-01, 8730-10, 
8731-10, 8860, 8861, 8860-50, 8861-50 and MR8880 onto a PC and save it as a CSV 
file. The CSV file can be loaded onto a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet or other 
similar application.


2. Operating Environment
This software can be operated under Windows2000 / WindowsXP(32-bit) / 
WindowsVista(32-bit) / Windows7(32-bit/64-bit) systems.


3. Installation
 -1. Quit all applications.
 -2. Insert CD-R into the optical drive.
 -3. Click [ START ], then select [ RUN ].
 -4. Input the full path name of the setup program file (setup.exe) in the 
     dialog box. For example, if the optical drive is assigned to R drive, 
     please input as follows:
       R:/WV/ENGLISH/SETUP.EXE
 -5. Click [OK] to start setup.


4. Uninstallation
 -1. Click [Start]-[Setting]-[Control Panel]-[Add/Remove Programs].
 -2. Select the [HIOKI Wave viewer (Wv)].
 -3. Click the [Add/Remove] button, to activate the uninstaller to
     delete the Wave viewer.


5. Start/Exit Wave Viewer
To start the Wave Viewer, please click [Start]-[Programs]-[HIOKI]-[Wv].
To exit the Wave Viewer, please click [File] , then [Exit] or [Close].


6. Toolbar
The toolbar displays icons, such as Open, Save Whole Data, Save Between Cursors,
Properties, Waveform Control Panel, Trace, Zoom Out, Zoom In, and Exit ( from
left to right ).
For details of the above functions, see the descriptions for the respective
menu items.

You can also select the magnification ratio for the time axis by selecting the
item on the toolbar.
The toolbar can be displayed by clicking [View], then [Toolbar].


7. Status bar
The status bar displays information regarding the measured product name, 
measuring function, recording length, time axis, trigger time, and pre-trigger
(from left to right).

Toggle the Status Bar display on and off by clicking the [View]-[Status Bar] 
menu.


8. Waveform display
To display a waveform, it is first necessary to select the file to be displayed.
Please click [File], then click [Open] to display the dialog box. Then, 
select the desired waveform file, and click [Open] to load.  The waveform is 
then displayed.

To display a real-time waveform file recorded using Models 8841 and 8826, 
select the index (.r_m) file.


9. Conversion to CSV Format
You can convert displayed waveform data into a CSV format file. The file can be
loaded onto spreadsheet or other application for further processing if converted.
You can either convert the entire data file or a section between A-B cursors. 

If using the A-B cursors, please set the cursors first to specify the section.
They are indicated at the top of the waveform screen as blue and red triangles.
Please drag these triangles using the mouse to set the section, or press 
Shift/Ctrl and click the left mouse button. Then, click [File], 
then [Save Between Cursors]. To save the entire data, click [File], then [Save All]. 

Then, a dialog box for selecting the file to be saved and for thinning out is 
displayed.

In the Thinning box, enter the number of original samples corresponding to one
converted value.
In the setting section for thinning out, please input the specified number of
samples to thin out.
Please use this setting when interval data of a long duration is required, but
all the sampled data is not required.

Lastly, please input the name of the file, then click the [Save] button to
convert the data to CSV format.  The file is then saved.

In addition, if you need to convert the data into a non-CSV format Text file
(such as Space Delimiter or Tab Delimiter), please select the appropriate format
from the list [Save Format].
And, please select the appropriate time notation from [Sec], [Date], [Trig], 
[Point] on [Time Notation].


10.Batch Conversion to CSV Format
Click [File], then [Batch Conversion] to convert multiple 
waveform files to CSV format files in one step.

Then, select the desired waveform files from the file list. 
To select multiple files, click the left mouse button while pressing the
Shift/Ctrl keys.

In the Thinning box, enter the specified number of samples to thin out.
Use this setting when data over a large range (long time interval) is 
required, but the whole set of sampled data is not required.

In the Output Folder box, enter the folder in which the converted CSV files
is saved.
The [Ref>>] button makes it easier to select the output folder.

Lastly, press the [Convert] button to convert the selected waveform file 
to CSV format and save the file to the above-mentioned output folder.

In addition, if you need to convert the data into a non-CSV format Text file
(such as Space Delimiter or Tab Delimiter), please select the appropriate
format from the list [Save Format].
And, please select the appropriate time notation from [Sec], [Date], [Trig], 
[Point] on [Time Notation].


11. Changing the time axis scale (zoom function)
You can change the time axis scale in the display using the menus or toolbar.
In the toolbar, click the Magnification box to display the possible zoom
factors, then select the desired zoom value.


12. Changing waveform scale and position (Waveform Control Panel)
You can adjust the display for each channel separately. In the [View] menu, 
select [Waveform Control Panel] to display a dialog box.
	CH		Indicates the list of channels.
			When a check mark is present the corresponding channel is
	                displayed.
	Zoom		Set the magnification on the voltage axis for the specified
                	channel.
	Posn		Set the position of the specified channel.
	Show		Display the specified channel(s).
	Hide		Do not display the specified channel(s).
	Show All	Display all channels.
	Hide All	Do not display any channels.
	Color >>	Change the color of the specified channel(s).


13. Checking the waveform measurement conditions (Properties)
Click [View], then click [Properties] to display the measurement 
settings on the MEMORY HiCORDER.


14. Checking voltage parameter (Trace)
Click [View ], then click [Trace] to display the voltage parameter and the 
difference between A-B cursors of all channels.

Right click the trace dialog, then click [Numeric Format] and please select
appropriate format from [Decimal], [Exponential] and [Auxiliary Unit].

15. Checking the waveform display conditions (Remarks)
Click [View], then click [Remarks] to check the waveform display 
condition and measurement condition, such as the type of input units, 
measurement mode, measuring range, filter used, comment, 
scaling, zoom ratio and zero position.


16. Checking the block list of Index file (Block List)
Click [View], then click [Block List] to check the block list of the
Index file.
In the block list, double click the block to display. The waveform can then be
shown in a new window.
(This menu is effective when you load one of the following Index files:
 Sequential save, Multi-block, REC&MEM.)


17. Jump to cursor position (Jump - A Cursor, B Cursor, Trig)
Click [View], then click [Jump] to jump to A or B cursor position and
trigger position.


18. Fixed waveform display condition (Fixed)
Click [View], then click [Fixed] to fix desired waveform display 
conditions such as color, zoom ratio and zero position.
If this function is executed, some display conditions in the waveform file will
be ignored.
This fixed condition is saved automatically when the application is terminated 
or when [Fixed] is unclicked.


19. Translucent dialogs
Ctrl + right click the waveform display, then click [Translucent dialogs] to
show Wave Control Panel, Property, Trace and Block List dialog in
translucently. [Change Dialogs Density] to change the density of dialogs
between 10% to 100%.


20. Version information
When making inquiries, the version number will be required.
To check the software version number, click [Help], then click 
[About Wv].


21. Limitations
Please note that 8855, 8860, 8861 waveform data that is larger than 64 Mega 
bytes (32 Mega words) cannot be loaded.

Please note that the waveform data recorded by two billion points or more 
cannot be loaded. 

22. Copyright
The copyright to the executable program file and associated documents is owned
by HIOKI E.E. CORPORATION.
This utility may not be bundled with software or other publications which are
sold for profit without the express written permission of the copyright owner.
Further, this product may not be modified without the express written
permission of the copyright owner.

HIOKI disclaims any and all responsibility for any consequences arising out of
use of this software.


23. History
 V1.31
  -1. Models MR8847-01, MR8847-02, MR8847-03 waveform files can be supported.

 V1.30
  -1. Model MR8880 waveform files can be supported.

 V1.29
  -1. CSV file division function can be supported.

 V1.28
  -1. Model 8847 waveform calculation function can be supported.
  -2. 8970 Frequency, 8971 Current Input Units are now compatible.
  -3. The output header can be selected when converting data into CSV format.

 V1.27
  The following problem was resolved:(only 8847)
  -1. CSV converted time value is incorrect when using Batch Conversion and 
      Thin Out function.

 V1.26
  -1. Model 8847 waveform files can be supported.

 V1.25
  -1. Models 8860-50 and 8861-50 waveform files can be supported.
  -2. Model 8860 series Event Mark function can be supported.


 V1.24
  -1. Round up less than the decimal point of count value measured with a 
      8940 F/V unit - Count mode.(only 8860 and 8861)

 V1.23
  The following problem was resolved:(only 8855)
  -1. The current value measured with a combination of 8951 current input module
      and 9279 clamp probe was wrong. 
      (only 200mA, 500mA, 10A, 50A range)
  -2. The waveform measured with a combination of 8951 current input module and 
      9279 clamp probe wasn't indicated properly.
      (only 200mA, 1A, 2A, 10A, 20A, 100A range)

 V1.22
  The following problem was resolved:(only 8860 and 8861)
  -1. On a certain condition, the Batch Conversion function fails and the 
      application is unusually finished.

  The following problem was resolved:(only 8840 and 8825)
  -2. Cannot open the waveform file from the Open dialog (only V1.21).

 V1.21
  -1. Models 8860 and 8861 waveform calculation function can be supported.
  -2. Models 8860 and 8861 index file can be supported.
  -3. Features concerning conversion format, HIOKI 7075 WAVEFORM GENERATOR 
      text format are added.
  -4. Number of digits below the decimal point of CSV-converted parameter is 
      increased.

 V1.20
  -1. Models 8860 and 8861 waveform files can be supported.
  -2. The slide indication function of the waveform file is added. 

 V1.19
  -1. The simultaneous movement function of the A-B cursors is added. 
  -2. Gauge indication function is added on the analog waveform. 
  -3. Model 8730 variable function can be supported.
  -4. A filter item is added to the header part of the CSV file.
  -5. Indicate a setup of a filter of the 8420-01 series in the properties
      and the legend.
  -6. The line feed code of the CSV file can be chosen. 

 The following problem was resolved: (only 8420-01 series)
  -7. Waveform zoom ratio in Voltage 1-5V range waveform is incorrect.
  -8. Waveform zoom ratio and position is incorrect in pulse channel which
      set up by Upper-Lower.
  -9. Waveform zoom ratio and position is incorrect in analog/pulse channel
      which set up by Upper-Lower and using scaling function.

 The following problem was resolved: (only 8835, 8841, 8842, 8826, 8720)
 -10. Waveform zoom ratio in 8940 F/V unit waveform is incorrect.

 V1.18
  -1. Model 8422-01, 8730-10 and 8731-10 waveform files can be supported.
  -2. Model 8855 POWER function waveform files can be supported.
  -3. Features concerning notation of trace voltage parameter, Decimal,
      Exponential and Auxiliary style are added.
  -4. Clipboard copy function of trace voltage parameter is added.
  -5. Features concerning grid type, None, Standard and Fine are added.
  -6. Open converted file on associated application function is added.
  -7. Adjust logic waveform height.
  -8. Layered window style (Wave Control Panel, Property, Trace, Block
      List window) is added. 

 The following problem was resolved: (All Model)
  -9. B-A time value in trace function is incorrect when using pre-trigger
      function or the partial saved file.
 -10. Waveform zoom ratio and position is incorrect when using scaling and
      variable function.
 -11. Output file name in Batch Conversion function is incorrect if the
      waveform file extension does not exist.

 The following problem was resolved: (only 8420-01 and 8421-01)
 -12. Waveform zoom ratio in Humidity mode waveform is incorrect.
 -13. CSV converted values becomes negative value when converting a big Pulse
      value.

 V1.17
  -1. 8951 Current, 8952 RMS, 8954 Temperature, 8955 F/V unit can be supported.
  -2. Models 8825 and 8840 waveform files can be supported.
  -3. Showing title comment function is added.
  -4. Number of digits below the decimal point of CSV-converted parameter is 
      same as that featured on main unit.
  -5. Stored data numbers can be indicated when CSV conversion is executed.
  -6. Time axis notation can be selected when converting data into CSV format.

 V1.16
  -1. Models 8714-01 and 8715-01 waveform files can be supported.
  -2. Index files, such as Sequential Save, Multi-block, and REC&MEM, can be 
      supported.
  -3. Voltage trace function is added.
  -4. Features concerning time notation, Absolute date/time, Relative time,
      Point number are added.
  -5. Features concerning conversion format, space delimited text format and 
      TAB delimited text format are added.
  -6. Jumping to A/B cursor and trig point functions are added.
  -7. Showing waveform remarks function is added.
  -8. Vernier function (waveform display) can be supported.
  -9. Fixed waveform display condition is added.

 V1.15
  -1. Model 8855 waveform files can be supported.
  -2. Models 8841 and 8826 real-time waveform files can be supported.
  -3. Improve loading time. (approximately x1.1 to x2.0) 
  -4. Showing measurement conditions of the selected waveform file function
      are added (in the file open dialog).
  -5. The following item was resolved: (only 8807-01 and 8808-01 V2.20 or earlier)
        The converted value is incorrect(x2.5 larger) under the settings
        indicated below.
          Function : RMS
          Coupling : Clamp
          RMS Calc : RMS(ON)

 V1.14
   The following problem was resolved:  (only 8420-01 and 8421-01)
    The recorded time span expression of 100ms to 500ms sampling is incorrect.
    (only V1.13)

 V1.13
   The following problem was resolved:(only 8420-01 and 8421-01)
    Cannot open the waveform file that is slower than 2s sampling.

 V1.12
  -1. Models 8420-01 and 8421-01 waveform files can be supported.
  -2. Convert only displayed channel.
  -3. Features concerning the time notation, Second is added.
  -4. Batch Conversion function is added.

 V1.10 Release

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