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General| Input Voltage Range | ±10 V |
|---|---|
| ADC Resolution | 24-bit |
| Operating System | Windows |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Input Type | IEPE |
| Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C |
| Sampling Rate | Up to 204.8 kS/s per channel |
Check product for damage and acclimatize before operation.
Follow WEEE Directive for proper disposal of electronic equipment.
Product protection may be impaired if used outside conditions or not as intended.
Explains document symbols for danger, warning, caution, and notice.
Precautions for device operation regarding temperature, moisture, and environment.
Safety precautions for connecting devices and the product to networks.
Guidelines for safe operation, shutdown, and handling of the product.
Safety requirements for manual handling of the product, considering weight.
Scaled-down software version offering basic features for trial use.
Instructions for mounting HBK FUSION frames in standard 19-inch racks.
Steps for connecting sensors to cables for different transducer types.
Step-by-step guide to installing and launching the HBK ADVANTAGE software.
How to interpret the Devices explorer for hardware status and connectivity.
Ensures boards are locked, sensors connected, and frame is operational.
Sets parameters like name, sample rate, sensor type for bridge boards.
Sets parameters like name, sample rate, sensor type for CCLD boards.
Configuration options for bridge sensors: wiring, excitation, resistance.
Maps electrical values to engineering values based on calibration.
Connector pinning and characteristics for direct voltage transducers.
Supported combinations of cut-off frequencies and sample rates for bridge boards.
Defines qualifications required for installing and operating HBK FUSION.
Using HBK ADVANTAGE or OPC UA for setup, control, and safety assurance.
Details on how to connect the frame to the AC power supply.
Procedures for switching off and disconnecting the hardware from power.
Information on connecting the frame to a network via Ethernet.
Default DHCP configuration and options for static IP addresses.
Features for maintaining security: HTTPS, performance, firmware updates.
Explanation of memory types and their retention when powered off.
Rack mounting requirements for proper air circulation and access.
Tabletop mounting instructions, including feet extension for airflow.
Ensures boards are locked into the frame before operation.
Importance and process of sample-synchronous and phase-matched measurements.
How HBK FUSION uses PTP for synchronization over Ethernet.
Configure frame synchronization settings via the device web page.
Adjusting fan settings with four modes for cooling and noise level.
Fan speeds adjust automatically based on internal temperature.
Swap boards to make different channel configurations or use only needed hardware.
Shows a list of available devices connected to the PC or network.
Describes the meaning of LED indicators on the bridge and CCLD boards.
Details of information available for each board and frame via the web page.
Instructions to change fan settings via the frame's web page.
Quietest mode with fans running slowly, suitable for limited time use.
Fans run at medium speed, balancing cooling and noise.
Fans run at higher speed for more cooling; best if noise is not an issue.
Fans run at maximum speed; used in warm environments or as safety.
Specifies trained and authorized personnel for maintenance and repair.
General advice for troubleshooting device-related issues.
Common network issues and checks for detection by HBK ADVANTAGE.
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