Data Logger

Data Logger

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  EA-200

  Data Logger by CASIO Support:E-CON3,E-CON2,E-CON,E-Con EA-200

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  CLAB

  Data Logger by CMA Support:E-CON3,E-CON2,E-Con EA-200
  *Visit the CMA Website if you have any product inquiries.

Connecting the Data Logger and the calculator

Measurements can be conducted by connecting the calculator and the Data Logger (EA-200, CLAB, etc.) and using the E-CON application.

What is E-CON?

E-CON is an application that is used to operate the Data Logger (EA-200, CLAB, etc.) from the calculator.
From here on, E-CON will refer to E-CON3,E-CON2 and E-Con EA-200.

• User's Guide can be downloaded from here.

Caution when using CLAB with E-CON

E-CON is software that is used to use EA-200, but it can also be used with CLAB with the exception of some functions.

• Measurements using the SONIC channel, the built-in microphone, the speakers, and the 3-pin microphone cannot be conducted.
• Measurements of sensors with output: -10 V to 10 V using custom probes cannot be conducted.
• [For E-CON2 and E-Con EA-200] When using the sensors provided with CLAB (voltage sensor, temperature sensor), select the CASIO voltage sensor and temperature sensor in the respective E-CON sensor settings.
• [For E-CON2 and E-Con EA-200] When using E-CON together with the CMA analog motion sensor (BT55i), configure the SONIC channel in the E-CON sensor settings for a CASIO motion sensor.
• Distance can be measured using the channel to which the analog motion sensor is connected.
• When using multiple channels to take measurements, connect the motion sensor to the highest numbered channel.

[For E-CON2 and E-Con EA-200]
To conduct measurements of the CMA sensor using E-CON

Custom probes can be set on the calculator with E-CON. Use the custom probe to use the CMA sensor with E-CON.
To conduct measurements using the CMA sensor, either set by importing the following custom probe data into the calculator, or registering the values in the list with the custom probe.

• Download the custom probe data here.
• You can refer to the CMA sensor correction values on the CMA Website.

Importing the custom probe data into the calculator

If using the fx-9860G Series

The custom probe data can be transferred to the fx-9860G Series using FA-124.
Please refer to the FA-124's User's Guide for the specific data transfer method.

• User's Guide can be downloaded from here.

If using the fx-CG Series

The data can be transferred by connecting the calculator with a PC and putting the custom probe data into the @MainMem's ECON2 folder.
Please refer to the fx-CG Series' User's Guide for the specific data transfer method.

• User's Guide can be downloaded from here.

If using ClassPad 300, ClassPad 330, or ClassPad 300 PLUS

The custom probe data can be moved to ClassPad 300, ClassPad 330, or ClassPad 300 PLUS by using FA-CP1.
Please refer to the FA-CP1's User's Guide for the specific handling.

• User's Guide can be downloaded from here.

If using ClassPadⅡ(fx-CP400), or ClassPad 330 PLUS

Connect the calculator with a PC and put the custom probe data into the AutoImport folder.
Import the custom probe data into the calculator's main memory from the System application after disconnecting the calculator and the PC.
Please refer to the fx-CP400's User's Guide for the specific data transfer method.

• User's Guide can be downloaded from here.

The EA-200 command list that can be used with CLAB

• Download from here

*Commands not shown in this list cannot be used on the CLAB.