Why is there noise coming from my ATI Technologies 9105-PS-1?
Excessive noise in your ATI Technologies Accessories can stem from mechanical vibrations, electrical disturbances (possibly due to a poor ground), or component failure. Ensure the unit is properly grounded and isolated from electrical disturbances to mitigate noise issues.
What to do if ATI Technologies Accessories show saturation?
Saturation in ATI Technologies Accessories happens when a raw decimal strain gage reads the maximum positive or negative values. This indicates the sensor is overloaded or there's an electrical failure. Stop applying force and wait for the error to clear. If it persists, the overload value may have been exceeded, or there might be a power loss.
What causes hysteresis in ATI Technologies 9105-PS-1?
Hysteresis in ATI Technologies Accessories is caused by mechanical coupling or internal failure. To resolve this, ensure that the tool, tool adapter plate, and the transducer body are isolated from each other, and that no debris is present between the transducer body and tool plate.
General| Brand | ATI Technologies |
|---|---|
| Model | 9105-PS-1 |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Contact details for sales, service, and technical support.
Defines safety symbols: DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE.
Crucial warnings against disassembly and excessive force on transducers.
Describes various DAQ system setups with TW, TIF, and multiple transducers.
Details transducers, interface power supplies, and cables.
Explains force/torque measurement principles and signal processing.
Covers data conversion, calibration matrices, and ATI DAQ software.
Guides for setting up single and multiple transducer DAQ systems.
Detailed wiring and signal descriptions for system components.
Information on data rates, multiple calibrations, and resolution.
Guidelines for routine checks, cleaning, and recalibration procedures.
Addresses force/torque reading issues, connection, and cable problems.
Explains how to define transformations for coordinate system adjustments.
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