IMI Sensors: A PCB Piezotronics Div 699A07 User Manual
MAN-0192 rev A Page 13 of 39 800-959-4464
To go back to the “Calibration Options” menu use the FREQUENCY dial to highlight
“Back” then press.
Calibration Route
Firmware Option: 600A31
The Calibration Route firmware is factory-installed on every Model 699A07. For the
firmware to be activated, it must be ordered as a separate line item (Model 600A31).
If ordered at the same time as Model 699A07, the firmware will be activated in the
factory prior to shipment. If ordered after the fact, IMI Sensors will provide an
activation code that the user can enter in order to activate the firmware in the field.
Contact IMI Sensors for additional ordering and installation information.
The Calibration Route firmware allows users to create and run semi-automated
frequency response and amplitude linearity tests for vibration sensors on model
699A07 with instant pass/fail notification. Tests or “routes” are created in the Report
Generation Workbook then uploaded to the 699A07 via supplied USB drive. Once
uploaded the test is activated. But the test can also be de-activated at any time,
putting the 699A07 back into manual operation mode. When a Calibration Route is
active the 699A07 can only adjust to the pre-defined amplitude and frequency points
that have been programmed.
Creating A New Test (Route)
Version 2010 or later of Microsoft Excel® is required for the CalRoute features in
Report Generation Workbook to operate correctly. Drop-down arrows for frequency
and amplitude units may not appear if using older versions of this software.
1. Open the Report Generation Workbook (version 3.0.2 or later required) using
Microsoft Excel®
2. At bottom, select the Route Creator tab
3. Route Name: Enter the name of the test in cell B7 next to “Route Name”. When the
test file is created and saved the file name will be this value followed by
“_Route.pvc”.
4. Frequency Unit: Use the drop down arrow to choose the frequency unit (Hertz or
CPM) in cell B8. One cannot toggle between Hertz and CPM during the test.
5. Amplitude Unit: Use the drop down arrow to choose the amplitude unit (g pk, g
RMS, m/sec2 pk, m/sec2 RMS, in/sec pk, in/sec RMS, mm/sec pk, mm/sec RMS,
mils p-p or µm p-p) in cell D7.
6. Amplitude: If desired, enter the amplitude for all test points in cell B9 next to
“Amplitude”. This is useful for a frequency response test where all test points will
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