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General| Brand | Benstone |
|---|---|
| Model | Impaq Elite |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Lists the items included in the analyzer system package.
Details the calibration standards and certifications of the system.
Provides guidance on how to effectively use the user manual.
Offers contact information for support and assistance from Benstone Instruments.
Illustrates and describes the physical layout and components of the Impaq Elite™.
Explains the function of each key on the main physical keypad.
Describes the four function keys located below the LCD screen and their dynamic roles.
Details the various input and output connectors on the Impaq Elite™ device.
Guides the user through the process of powering on the Impaq Elite™ instrument.
Explains the procedure for charging the instrument's battery and related considerations.
Lists the technical specifications and performance characteristics of the Impaq Elite™.
Displays information about the internal components and system status of the Impaq Elite™.
Allows configuration of settings like date/time, language, and display brightness.
Shows a list of programs installed on the instrument and manages software installations.
Details how to start and launch the FFT analysis program on the instrument.
Explains how to view and interpret the data displayed in the instrument's windows.
Describes how to switch focus between multiple data windows on the screen.
Explains how to enlarge a window to full screen or return it to its previous size.
Covers file management operations like saving, renaming, and loading data and setups.
Allows configuration of measurement modes, channels, and engineering units.
Enables selection between single data block analysis and continuous waterfall analysis.
Configures parameters like frequency band, averaging, triggering, and tachometer settings.
Configures settings for each input channel, including range, coupling, and window type.
Defines sensor types, units of measurement, and display units for data.
Controls display options like trace setup, band limits, and axis scaling.
Allows customization of how traces are displayed in the active window.
Choose display functions like Time Waveform, Spectrum, FRF, and Coherence.
Sets the Y-axis scale type (Linear, Log, dB, etc.) for different functions.
Manages the display of multiple data traces and comparison features.
Provides access to utility functions like IEPE check, calibration, and cursor marking.
Displays the system status, including channel indicators for OK, overload, and failure.
Configures continuous analysis of auto power spectrum in a waterfall plot.
Sets parameters for controlling waterfall measurements by RPM or time step.
Explains how to navigate and adjust the waterfall plot display.
Offers additional tools for trace acquisition and clearing trace plots.
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