8.1.5 Four-channel Transient
You use can the four-channel functionality to make your Transient data collection quicker
and more efficient. Use the CSI 2140 Four-Channel Input Adapter or two splitter cables to
allow you to collect data from four points simultaneously. You can then analyze data for
problems, such as oil whirl or resonance.
Enable and set up your four channels from the Input Setup menu. See Section 8.3.
8.2 Manage jobs
8.2.1 Job Manager
Job Manager lets you create and modify jobs. You can also view all the jobs saved in your
analyzer for the program. The Job Manager screen lists the job ID, description, and the date
you saved the job.
8.2.2 View all saved Advanced Transient jobs
1. From the Transient main menu, press F8 Job Manager.
All the saved jobs display. Press F2 Change Location to switch the location between
internal memory and a memory card, if inserted into the analyzer.
2.
To view all measurements in a job, press F3 Activate Job.
The analyzer displays the measurement point ID, date and time you stored the data,
and the acquisition parameters, such as Fmax and number of samples.
8.2.3 Create an Advanced Transient job
1. From the Transient main menu, press F8 Job Manager.
2. Press F2 Change Location to save the job to internal memory or a memory card.
The Location field changes.
3. Press F1 Create New Job.
8.2.4 Change the job ID for an Advanced Transient job
1. From the Transient main menu, press F8 Job Manager.
2.
Use the up and down arrow keys to select a job.
3. Press F4 Edit This Job > F1 Edit Job ID.
4. Enter up to 10 characters. You cannot use the following characters: \ . : / * # ? " | < >
5. Press Enter.
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