Chapter 5 – General Operation
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5.1 Operation: Introduction
Primarily, the Vibrex 2000, Vibrex 2000 Plus and Enhanced
Vibrex 2000 Plus are sophisticated vibration and dynamic
balance data collectors and processors. They acquire and store
data digitally, allowing for complex processing and output (by
display or printer) of any and all information received through
the system’s transducers.
NOTE: The operation of the Enhanced Vibrex 2000 Plus
(EV2K+) is similar to that of the Vibrex 2000 Plus (V2K+) in
most respects (the hardware is exactly the same). Additional
references to the EV2K+ are only included in this document if
the operation is different than the V2K+.
After a brief description of the Vibrex unit’s front panel, the rest
of this chapter explains how to operate the Vibrex 2000 and
Vibrex 2000 Plus to achieve these basic purposes, including
propeller balance, as well as helicopter track-and-balance
operations. A final section explains the Vibrex unit’s Spectrum
feature.
For more detailed instructions on general balancing procedures,
see the relevant equipment documentation and/or the
maintenance manual for the subject aircraft. For additional
information, the user may refer to The Smooth Propeller manual.
5.2 Beginning Operation
This section explains the first steps in starting to use the Vibrex
2000 and Vibrex 2000 Plus, including how to power up and how
to use the initial screens the user sees directly afterward.
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