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PRÜFTECHNIK VIBXPERT User Manual

PRÜFTECHNIK VIBXPERT
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VIBXPERT 07.08
VIBXPERT
®
VIBXPERT
®
EX
2-channel
FFT data collector
and signal analyzer
Operating
Instructions
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Edition: November 2010
Order no.: VIB 9.805.G
Original manual
Series: VIB 5.300 / VIB 5.300 EX
Firmware version: 2.3x
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Table of Contents

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PRÜFTECHNIK VIBXPERT Specifications

General IconGeneral
Measurement TypeVibration, Bearing Condition
Data StorageInternal memory
Battery LifeUp to 10 hours
ConnectivityUSB
Channels2
Operating Temperature-10 °C to +50 °C (14 °F to 122 °F)
Storage Temperature-20 °C to +60 °C (-4 °F to 140 °F)

Summary

Foreword

Hardware

Lists the physical components of the VIBXPERT FFT data collector and signal analyzer.

Data collection and data analysis

Details data acquisition capabilities including overall values and signals.

Ergonomics

Describes the device's user interface, screen, and controls for ease of use.

Power supply

Explains battery operation, charging, and power management features.

Communication

Outlines PC connectivity options via network and USB.

Documentation

Refers to printing reports and product catalogs.

About this manual

Explains the manual's scope, valid firmware version, and Ex symbol usage.

Chapter 1: Introduction

VIBXPERT delivery packages

Lists components included in standard and 'Trending' 1-channel device packages.

VIBXPERT delivery packages - intrinsically safe

Details components for intrinsically safe 'Diagnosis' and 'Trending' packages.

Safety and Operating Notes

Symbols used

Explains warning, attention, note, and intrinsic safety symbols.

Intended use

Defines the permissible use of the measurement device and transducers.

Specific provisions for VIBXPERT with intrinsic safety

Safety rules for using the device in potentially explosive environments.

General provisions for VIBXPERT with intrinsic safety

Installation and operation regulations for intrinsically safe devices.

Interface parameters for VIBXPERT with intrinsic safety

Lists specific interface electrical parameters for Ex protection.

Nameplate for the VIBXPERT EX device

Describes the information found on the nameplate of the intrinsically safe EX device.

Nameplates

Details the device and battery nameplates for the standard version.

Chapter 2: Getting Started

VIBXPERT FFT data collector and signal analyzer

Overview of device interfaces, operating elements, and ports.

Keyboard

Details the function of each key and the joystick for device operation.

Status display per LED

Explains the meaning of different LED indicators for status and alarms.

Notes on operation

Describes GUI interaction, device power on/off, and reset procedures.

Interfaces

Explains the front panel connectors for analog, digital, and temperature signals.

Interfaces on VIBXPERT with intrinsic safety

Highlights interface differences for intrinsically safe models, including separate charging socket.

Power supply

Details battery status display and charging the device.

Charging in the external charging station

Explains how to use the optional external charging station for the battery.

Power supply - intrinsically safe device

Describes power for Ex devices and the use of carrying pouches and straps.

Memory card

Covers installation, replacement, and handling of the CompactFlash memory card.

Memory card

Discusses card formatting, detection of faults, and checking free memory capacity.

Basic settings - Device Setup

Guides users through initial device configuration and setup.

Date & Time

Explains how to set the device's date, time, timezone, and daylight saving.

Display settings, switchoff and additional options

Covers screen contrast, backlight, background images, and other display options.

Route

Configuration settings related to the 'Route' measurement mode.

Route display settings

Options for displaying route data in tree or list view, including graphic routes.

Route

Details hierarchy display, skipping locations, and jump settings in route mode.

Measurement settings

Configuration for auto-start measurements and route optimization.

Tranducer detection and Hardware settling

Manages automatic sensor detection and amplifier settling for measurements.

Sensor test

Manual procedure to check the measurement path to the sensor.

Default vibration sensor (Multimode)

Setting a default sensor for 'Multimode' measurements.

Keyphaser

Extends time limits for RPM/phase measurements and defines trigger edge.

Language

Instructions for changing the device's user interface language.

Registration

Details how to register optional functions and modules via password.

Registration

Explains the VIBXPERT PC license and device registration process.

Units

How to select measurement units for various quantities.

Key controls

Customizing additional keys and defining 'Save?' prompts for security.

Printer

Overview of printing measurement results and reports via USB.

Setting up a printer

Steps to connect and configure a USB printer.

Deleting a print job

How to cancel a pending print job from the queue.

Connecting the printer

Instructions for physically connecting a USB printer using a cable.

Analog out/headphones

Configuring analog output for signals and headphones, including normalization.

Service menu

Access to functions for service, maintenance, and training purposes.

Device Info

Displays device information for service and repair purposes.

Offset Compensation

Procedure to maintain measurement accuracy by compensating electronic offsets.

Factory Defaults

Resets instrument settings to factory values and deletes unnecessary files.

Demo

How to use the demo mode for training and demonstration purposes.

LogLevel

Sets the level of detail for logging operating steps for troubleshooting.

Memory card (CF)

Procedures for formatting, checking, and repairing the CF memory card.

Standardization factor for dB scaling

Setting the factor for converting spectrum amplitudes to decibels.

Deleting files

Removing unneeded background images or company logos.

Data transfer

Overview of transferring measurement tasks and data to/from a PC.

Direct connection to laptop/PC

Details for connecting non-EX devices directly to a PC via Serial, USB, or Ethernet.

Direct connection to laptop/PC

Details for connecting intrinsically safe EX devices via Serial, USB, or Ethernet.

Network connection

Setting up network communication for data transfer.

IP address of the local PC in the network

How to find the PC's IP address and subnet mask for network configuration.

Entering a fix IP address for the local PC

Manually assigning a fixed IP address to the computer for direct connections.

Update

Steps to download and prepare for device software updates via Internet.

Update

Completing the software update process on the VIBXPERT device.

Chapter 3: Measurement

Multimode

Describes the Multimode operating mode for direct measurements and analysis.

Route and Machine templates

Explains using VIBXPERT as a data collector for routes and templates.

Balancing

Mentions the device's capability for dynamic balancing in one or two planes.

Preparation

Lists essential checks before performing any measurement.

What is a measurement task?

Defines a measurement task and explains its structure and parameters.

Multimode: Measurement, Analysis, Diagnosis

How to activate and navigate the Multimode measurement mode.

Typical workflow of a measurement

Outlines the general steps for conducting a Multimode measurement.

Continuous measurement (live mode)

Describes how to view live measurement data and signal stability.

Save result

Procedure for saving measurement results using the file manager.

Measurement of a route

Overview of the 'Route' mode for scheduled data collection.

Preliminary remarks

Notes on route flexibility, interruption, skipping elements, and data transfer.

Adaptive measurement task

Explains how adaptive tasks adjust routes based on machine condition.

Visual inspection

Describes how to include visual inspection tasks in route measurements.

Manual entry

How to input numerical values acquired from external devices.

Notes about routes

Information typically included in a route, like thresholds and historic data.

Typical workflow of a route

Steps for executing a route measurement and navigating locations.

Start Route

Instructions on how to select and begin measuring a specific route.

Notes about the tree view

Navigation tips for route data presented in a hierarchical tree structure.

Notes about the list view

Navigation tips for route data presented in a simple list format.

Start measurement

Steps to select a measurement task and start it within a route.

Icons

Explains the meaning of various icons indicating measurement task status and types.

MENU functions in the tree / list view

Describes menu options for route navigation.

MENU functions in the measurement task selection screen

Explains menu options available in the task selection screen for routes.

Measuring with a machine template

Overview of the 'Machine template' mode for repetitive measurements on similar machines.

Preliminary remarks

Compares machine templates to routes and highlights differences.

Machine description

How to name and document machines for templates.

Production test

Details the 'Production test' option for templates, affecting automatic task progression.

Start measurement

Steps to select a machine template and begin measurements.

Measuring with a machine template

Describes the process after selecting a machine template for measurement.

Options before, during and after a measurement

General options available during the measurement process.

Aborting a measurement

How to stop a measurement in progress.

Repeating a measurement

Steps to re-measure the current or last result.

Saving a result

Methods for saving measurement results in Route/Machine template and Multimode.

Changing the measurement channel

How to select measurement channels (A, B, or A/B) in Multimode.

Changing the measurement channel

How to change measurement channels for Route/Machine templates.

Changing the sensor

How to select sensors for Route/Machine template measurements.

Entering the RPM manually

How to manually input RPM for Route/Machine template measurements.

Changing the measurement task (M)

How to select an existing measurement task in Multimode.

Setting up a new measurement task (M)

Steps to create a new measurement task in Multimode.

Creating a new setup (M)

How to create new measurement, evaluation, or RPM setups.

How to review the setup parameters

Procedure to view parameters of existing setups.

In which measurement task was the setup already used?

Checking where a specific setup has been previously applied.

A1: Meas. setup parameters in the 'Overall values' & 'Advanced' tab

Details parameters for overall values and advanced measurement types.

MEASUREMENT RANGE (ALL VIBRATION MEASUREMENTS)

Setting the measurement range for analog channels.

LOW PASS FILTER (AMPLITUDE COAST-DOWN - PHASE)

Setting the low-pass filter for coastdown and phase analysis.

WINDOW (SPECTRUM, CEPSTRUM)

Selecting appropriate window functions for spectrum analysis.

TRIGGER TYPE / LEVEL / START

Configuring trigger settings for various measurement types.

SENSOR ANGLE (ORBIT)

Setting the angular displacement between sensors for orbit measurements.

DISPLAYED TURNS (ORBIT)

Options for displaying orbit time waveforms over multiple rotations.

A2. Measurement tasks in the 'Signals' tab

Details measurement tasks related to signal analysis types.

FILTER TYPE (ENVELOPE)

Setting the filter type for envelope analysis.

NUMBER OF LINES (SPECTRUM, CEPSTRUM)

Setting the resolution of spectrum analysis.

WINDOW (SPECTRUM, CEPSTRUM)

Detailed explanation of window function characteristics.

AVERAGING TYPE/ NO. OF MEASUREMENTS

Explains different averaging methods and their application.

B. Setup parameters for sensors

Details on setting up sensor parameters, including default settings.

C. Evaluation parameters for overall value / time waveform meas.

Setting alarm, warning, and pre-warning limits for overall values and time waveforms.

D. Parameters for RPM measurement

Manual entry of RPM values for measurements requiring RPM data.

Entering an Event/Comment

How to record information related to data collection using events and comments.

Assigning an event/entering a comment

Steps for adding events and comments to measurement results.

To delete an event/comment in the route

How to remove events or comments from a route.

Signal sensitivity on analog output/headphones

Adjusting the sensitivity of the analog output signal.

Chapter 3: Trend

Trend in a route

How to access and utilize historical data within a route for trend analysis.

APPEND / OVERWRITE

Options for saving current results to extend or replace existing trend data.

Trend in the ‘Multimode’

Starting trend analysis for measurements saved in Multimode.

Measurement data that cannot be displayed as a trend

How to view individual results for data types not suitable for trend display.

Comparing the current measurement with historical data/ reference data

Comparing current measurement values against historical or reference data.

Prewarning if measurement values deviate excessively

Setting up notifications for significant deviations in measurement values.

Chapter 3: Near location

Near location (Route)

Overview of the 'Near location' function for simultaneous route measurements.

Description

Details how measurement channels and locations are assigned for 'Near location'.

Restrictions

Lists limitations and requirements for the 'Near location' function.

Options during the route

How to skip measurement locations or tasks within a route.

Disabling the spatial sequence

How to disable the 'Near location' feature for a route.

Chapter 3: Triaxial sensor

Triaxial sensor (Route)

Overview of using triaxial sensors for simultaneous 3-axis vibration measurement.

Description

Explains the mapping of sensor axes and the assignment in OMNITREND.

Requirements

Lists prerequisites for successful triaxial sensor measurements.

Starting a measurement with a triax sensor

Step-by-step guide for performing measurements with a triaxial sensor.

Chapter 3: Recording

Recording

Overview of the 'Recording' function for capturing data over time or RPM.

Availability and restrictions

Details which measurement modes and tasks support recording and any limitations.

Configuration

How to set up and configure the recording function.

Testing the rpm sensor

Procedure to test the RPM sensor's function and positioning before recording.

Displaying the characteristic overall values

How to view recorded overall values and configuration settings during recording.

Starting the measurement recording

Steps to initiate a measurement recording session.

Ending the measurement recording

Conditions under which a measurement recording session concludes.

Special cases

Notes on device behavior during faults and specific recording characteristics.

Chapter 3: Timewaveform recorder

Time waveform recorder

Overview of the function for recording long-term time waveforms.

Evaluation on device

How to display and analyze recorded time waveforms on the device.

Chapter 4: Results

Multimode

How to access and manage results from Multimode measurements.

Route/template

How results are automatically saved and accessed in Route/Template modes.

To open a result of a route / template measurement

Steps to view results from route or machine template measurements.

Evaluating results

General guidance on how to interpret and evaluate measurement results.

Result details

Information displayed when viewing detailed results, such as task, channel, and sensor type.

Characteristic overall value - single values

How single overall values and limit exceedances are displayed.

Characteristic overall values - trending

How multiple overall values are displayed as trend curves.

Zoom

Functionality for magnifying areas of trend diagrams.

Deleting individual measurements

How to remove erroneous measurements from trend data.

Time waveform

How time waveform results are displayed as XY diagrams and data fields.

Zoom the time (X) axis

How to zoom the time axis of a time waveform display.

Scaling the amplitude (Y axis)

How to adjust the amplitude scaling of a time waveform display.

Rotational speed marker

Displaying RPM markers on time waveform plots to indicate rotation speed.

Cursor

How to use cursors to analyze time waveform data.

DELTA: Show/hide delta cursor

Managing the display of delta cursors for detailed analysis.

SIDEBANDS: Show/hide sideband cursor

Managing sideband cursors to identify modulations.

Cartesian / circular plot

Switching between Cartesian and circular plot displays for time waveforms.

Signal post processing

Calculating overall values from time waveform data.

Calculating the spectrum

Steps to compute and save a spectrum from a time signal.

Displaying the rpm run

How to display RPM data alongside time waveform results.

Time-synchronous average (Postprocessing)

Averaging signals synchronously with RPM for clearer analysis.

Close Postprocessing

Exiting the postprocessing functions.

Spectrum, Cepstrum

Overview of spectrum and cepstrum display features and information.

Max 10

Lists the 10 highest amplitudes in a spectrum for analysis.

Alarms

Checking if threshold values were exceeded and how LEDs indicate alarms.

Frequency marker

Using markers to identify characteristic frequencies in spectra.

Trending values (in the TrendingSpectrum only)

Details the parameters shown for trending spectra.

Comparing trending values with historical / reference values

Comparing current trend data with historical or reference values for analysis.

Time waveform

Displaying acceleration signal in the lower pane for test purposes.

Cursor

Enabling and using cursors for harmonic and sideband analysis.

Stroboscope

Using a strobe light controlled by the spectrum cursor for visual analysis.

RPM edit

How to manually enter the machine RPM after a measurement.

Display RMS

Calculating and displaying the RMS value of a spectrum.

Post-Processing

Options for altering measurement quantity in spectra after initial calculation.

Reference

Comparing current spectra with reference or historical spectra in a waterfall diagram.

Cursor

Managing cursors (Harmonics, Subharmonics, Sidebands) for spectrum analysis.

3D display of spectra: Waterfall diagram

Displaying multiple spectra in a 3D waterfall diagram for analysis.

Navigation

How to move through individual spectra in a waterfall diagram.

Change view

Rotating and tilting waterfall diagrams for better viewing.

Cursor

Using main and delta cursors for 3D view analysis.

Zoom

Zooming functions available for waterfall diagrams.

Zoom

Zooming on specific axes (X or Z) in waterfall diagrams.

Evaluating individual spectra (2D view)

How to analyze single spectra after evaluating them from a waterfall.

Configuring the result display (Display Setup)

Customizing how measurement results are displayed.

X. Continuous measurement (‘live mode’)

Checking signal quality before data collection in live mode.

A1. Display Setup for measurement: Overall values

Settings for displaying overall values, including limits and delta.

A2. Display-Setup for Trend: Overall values

Settings for displaying trend curves, including line type and labeling.

B1. Display Setup for measurement: Spectrum / Time waveform

Settings for spectrum and time waveform displays, including zoom and cursor options.

B2. Display Setup for Trend: Spectrum (Waterfall diagram)

Display settings specifically for waterfall diagrams.

C1. Display Setup for measurement: Coastdown, Orbit, Phase

Display settings specific to Coastdown, Orbit, and Phase measurement types.

C2. Display setup for trend: phase

Display settings for phase trends, including time or RPM dependence.

D. Display setup for measurement: 2-channel measurement (1+1)

Display settings for dual-channel measurements, including spectrum and infos.

E. Display setup for measurement: impact test

Options for displaying impact test results as time waveform or spectrum.

Printing

Overview of printing capabilities for reports, screenshots, and PDF files.

Printing out reports

Lists the types of reports that can be printed from VIBXPERT.

Preparations

Steps required before printing, including connecting and setting up the printer.

Printing the screen content of a measurement

How to print screenshots of the current measurement display.

Measurement reports

Details the content and types of measurement reports available for various measurements.

Configuring the measurement report

Steps to create and customize measurement reports with company, logo, and customer info.

REPORT EVENT

Option to include report-specific events in the measurement report.

RESULT EVENT

Option to print result-specific events recorded during measurement.

SETUP INFO

Option to include measurement setup information in the report.

Printing out the measurement report

Steps to print a configured measurement report.

Printing out the report for route/machine template

How to generate and print reports for route or machine template data.

Chapter 5: Measurement tasks

Characteristic overall vibration values

Explains overall vibration values, ISO standards, and crest factor.

Shock pulse measurement

Overview of shock pulse measurement for bearing condition diagnosis.

Normalization

Details the factors and process for normalizing shock pulse measurements.

Entering the normalization parameters

Steps to set normalization parameters before a shock pulse measurement.

RPM measurements

How to use the laser trigger sensor to measure machine speed (RPM).

Installation and adjustment

Guidance on setting up the RPM measurement system, including sensor placement.

Temperature measurement

How to perform temperature measurements using type K thermocouple sensors.

Tips for measuring

Advice for accurate temperature measurements, including sensor handling and averaging.

Runup / Coastdown

Overview of analysis for machine startup and shutdown vibration behavior.

Runup

How to perform a runup measurement to analyze vibration during machine startup.

Coastdown

How to perform a coastdown measurement to analyze vibration during machine shutdown.

A. Selecting the measurement task

How to select runup/coastdown measurement tasks from the 'Advanced' tab.

A.1 Selecting the measurement task via the measurement task icon

Selecting tasks using icons in the 'Advanced' tab.

A.2 Selecting the measurement task in the Task Manager

Selecting tasks using the Task Manager interface.

B. Starting the measurement

Steps to start runup/coastdown measurements, including temporary setup changes.

C. Supplementary information

Additional information related to specific measurement types like Overall Value-RPM and Spectrum-RPM.

C.1 'Overall Value - RPM' measurement type

How overall vibration values are recorded relative to RPM.

C.2 'Spectrum - RPM' measurement type

How spectra are analyzed based on changing machine RPM.

C.3 'Phase - RPM' measurement type

Analyzing phase amplitude and angle in relation to machine RPM.

Changing the type of diagram

Switching between Bode and Nyquist diagrams for phase analysis.

C.4 Two-channel measurement

Differences in displaying results from 2-channel measurements.

C.5 Measurement rate (number of measurement points)

How measurement rate and RPM deviation affect data quality.

Shaft centerline plot

Overview and use of shaft centerline plots for analyzing shaft movement in bearings.

Parameters set up in the measurement task manager (see below)

Specific parameters for setting up shaft centerline plot tasks.

Requirements for correctly interpreting the results

Factors affecting accurate interpretation of shaft centerline plots.

Starting the measurement and displaying the shaft centerline plot

Steps to perform a shaft centerline measurement and display the plot.

Static shaft position

How to define and set the static shaft position in centerline plots.

Sensor arrangement

Correctly mounting sensors and adjusting their arrangement for accurate shaft analysis.

Phase measurement

Overview of phase measurement techniques, including synchronous and cross-channel.

Synchronous phase measurement

Measuring phase with a reference transducer for fault identification.

Cross Channel Phase Measurement

Measuring phase difference between channels without a reference.

Order filter

Filtering spectra and phase data by specific orders.

Scaling

Magnifying diagram scaling for better visualization of phase vectors.

Coherence (Cross Channel)

Assessing the quality of cross-channel measurements using the coherence factor.

Phase trend

Recording and displaying phase trends over time or RPM.

Orbit

Overview of orbit measurements for analyzing shaft movement at constant speed.

Cursor and Zoom

Using cursors and zoom functions for orbit analysis.

Changing the diagram type

Switching between individual signal displays and orbit plots.

Changing the order filter

Adjusting the order filter for orbit measurements.

Envelope analysis

Method for detecting impacts in machine vibration, used for bearing and tooth damage.

Cepstrum analysis

Analyzing spectra for regular structures, useful for complex patterns and damage diagnosis.

User-defined measurement variables

How to define custom measurement variables for specific inputs like voltage or pressure.

Multi-measurement task ('Multitask')

Combining similar measurement tasks to save time and improve efficiency.

Evaluating the results

How to evaluate multitask results based on stored thresholds.

Result of the single measurements

How to view individual results within a multitask measurement.

Creating a multi-measurement task for a route / machine template

How to create multitask configurations in OMNITREND for routes and templates.

Breaking down a multi-measurement task

Separating a multitask into individual tasks for route or template measurements.

Multi-measurement task in the 'Multimode' operating mode

Creating multitask configurations directly on the device using the Task Manager.

TASK TAB

Setting up sensors and RPM recording for multitask tasks.

CHANNEL A / CHANNEL B TAB

Defining measurement tasks for individual channels in multitask.

TRIGGER TAB

Configuring trigger settings for multitask measurements.

Dual measurement (1+1)

Overview of performing simultaneous measurements on two channels.

Creating a new dual measurement

Steps to create new dual measurement tasks using the Task Manager.

Results screen

What is displayed after completing a dual measurement.

Navigation in the Results screen

How to navigate between different panes in the dual measurement results screen.

Impact test - 1 channel

Overview of single-channel impact tests for resonance frequency determination.

Tips for setting the measurement parameters

Advice on setting parameters like trigger start and measurement range for impact tests.

Measurement with the machine running

Performing impact tests on running machinery using negative averaging.

Displaying the results

How to access and display impact test results, including reference measurements.

Repeating individual measurements

Re-measuring individual impact tests for accuracy.

Modal analysis - two-channel impact test

Overview of using two-channel impact tests for modal analysis and ODS.

ODS - Operating Deflection Shape

Explains ODS analysis for visualizing dynamic behavior and vibration modes.

Excitation with impulse hammer

How to excite structures using an impulse hammer for analysis.

A. Selecting the task and starting the measurement

Steps to select and start modal analysis tasks.

Transfer function*

Analyzing transfer functions and coherence in ODS measurements.

Coherence function

Assessing the quality of ODS measurements using the coherence function.

C. ODS results

How system response and excitation are displayed in ODS results.

TrendingSpectrum

Overview of TrendingSpectrum for route mode, combining time signal, spectrum, and overall values.

Order spectrum

Analyzing spectra based on multiples of the shaft rotational frequency (orders).

Order-based spectrum

Converting frequency data into orders for comparison across different RPMs.

DC measurements

How to record the DC component of signals for specific measurement tasks.

Application examples

Examples of using DC component data for evaluating process parameters or distances.

Setting up a measurement task for measuring the DC components

Activating DC measurement by setting lower frequency to 'DC'.

Chapter 6: Appendix

Numerical editor

How to enter numeric values using the device's input editor.

Text Editor

Instructions for entering and deleting text using the device's editor.

File Manager

How to manage saved measurement files, print files, and folders.

Functions of the MENU key

Describes the menu options available within the File Manager.

Printing out the PDF file

How to print PDF files saved on the device to a printer.

VIBXPERT utility

Overview of the utility software for firmware updates, data management, and file conversion.

Installing and starting the program

Steps to install and launch the VIBXPERT utility software.

Registering optional functions

Process for enabling optional features by entering passwords.

Setting up a connection with VIBXPERT

How to establish network or USB connections for data transfer.

Configuring VIBXPERT

Updating firmware and transferring custom logo images for reports.

Click on the 'Background image' button

How to select and load background images for the device start window.

Transferring files

How to transfer PDF files, screenshots, and CSV results to a PC.

Transferring system files

Backing up and restoring device configuration and formatting the memory card.

VIBCODE

Overview of the VIBCODE system for identifying measurement locations.

Mechanical coding

Explains the physical coding mechanism of VIBCODE sensors and locations.

Coding

How measurement locations are linked to the database via mechanical coding.

VIBCODE concept

Explains the difference between VIBCODE routes and pools for measurement organization.

Measuring with VIBCODE

Instructions for correctly connecting and using VIBCODE sensors for measurements.

Measuring VIBCODE Route/ Pool

Steps to measure VIBCODE locations within routes or pools.

Technical notes

General information on device care, storage, and cleaning.

Storage

Guidelines for proper storage conditions to protect the device.

Cleaning

Instructions on how to clean the device housing and display.

Maintenance & Calibration

Information on device calibration, offset compensation, and recommended intervals.

Guarantee

Details the device's warranty period and conditions.

Spare parts, accessories

Information on obtaining original spare parts and accessories.

Disposal

Environmental guidelines for disposing of the instrument and its battery.

Technical data

Comprehensive specifications covering input/output channels, computer, and mechanical properties.

Firmware features in the 1-channel version

Lists measurement modes and functions available for the 1-channel firmware.

Measurement functions

A comprehensive list of available measurement types and functions.

Additional functions in the 2-channel ver.

Measurement modes and functions exclusive to the 2-channel version.

Troubleshooting

Common symptoms, causes, and solutions for device issues.

Reloading firmware

Detailed steps for recovering the device by reloading firmware.

Reloading firmware

Completing the firmware reload process using the update tool.

VIBXPERT Firmware modules

Overview of available firmware modules, their order numbers, modes, and features.

Operating modes

Lists the different operating modes available on the VIBXPERT device.

Measurement quantities / types

Lists various measurement quantities and specific types supported by the device.

Declaration of Conformity

Equipment / designation

Identifies the equipment as VIBXPERT EX, FFT data collector & signal analyzer.

Configuration

Specifies the product configuration details as per the declaration.

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