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In balancing measurements the last coefficient provided by the
Trendline will be kept, so the trial run will not be restarted at the
next balancing process. In amplitude/phase measurements all
measurement points that are saved to a configuration or free
measurement will be deleted also.
6.14 System messages and their meaning
Cause of the fault / solution
An error occurred during
the initialization phase of
the measuring process.
With active sensors: the
measured bias voltage
is not within the specified
range.
The sensor (or sensor cable) is defective or not properly
connected.
If the voltage is not within the valid range for active sensors,
this may be because:
the sensor is not connected,
the sensor has short circuited,
the sensor has a defective cable,
the set bias voltages are wrong for the sensor being
used.
For more detailed troubleshooting, perform a ICP sensor test
.
Measuring point is
crossed out
The current measuring
point has a data error.
You cannot start this
measurement. If you try
to start the
measurement, the "CRC
error" message is
displayed.
If there are still measured data saved in the Detector, use
Trendline to collect them. Only those measurements are
transferred that do not have an data error. Measurements
with data errors are lost. The send a new configuration to
the Detector.
Input
overmodulated!
Please measure
again.
The measurement
amplifier settings are
optimized before the
measurement is carried
out. If the strength of the
measured signal
increases after this
setting increases, the
input may become
overmodulated.
If this error occurs, you must repeat the measurement. If this
error occurs frequently you are probably carrying out
measurements at a machine that is turning quite slowly (<
120 revolutions per minute). The Detector is not designed to
carry out these kinds of measurements.
Connect
temperature
sensor and switch
it on
Before performing a
temperature
measurement you will
be prompted to connect
If you are using a Raytek sensor and its switch is ON,
switch it off and on again.
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