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HB/2002/006/A4 Rev F3 

Summary of Contents for GA2002

Page 1: ...www castlegroup co uk Operating Manual Pocket Vibration Meter Range GA2002 GA2003...

Page 2: ...tics itself If you would like to become a competent person in the eyes of the law then you may like to know more about our Competent Persons training course for Noise at Work Reulations You can visit...

Page 3: ...ghtly moistened with water when necessary Do not allow any conductive objects such as wire or metal particles to enter the unit Do not try to disassemble the instrument or attempt any repairs as this...

Page 4: ...tus Button 8 Parameter Buttons 9 Changing or Viewing Instrument Settings 10 Setup Screen 10 Detector 10 Parameter 11 Filter 12 Range 12 Viewing the Setup Screen 12 Changing Settings within the Setup S...

Page 5: ...compact screen it has not been possible to fit the full notation for velocity units and the value so the units displayed as ms 1 are actually millimeters per second or mms 1 There is a slight delay b...

Page 6: ...r Hand Arm Vibration It is recommended depending on the process that a minimum period of 3 to 15 minutes is used for Hand Arm vibration These increased durations will undoubtedly increase the accuracy...

Page 7: ...of processes that may be carried out in one day To calculate the overall daily exposure from a set of partial exposures the following equation is used Where A1 8 A2 8 and A3 8 are the partial vibrati...

Page 8: ...to the vibration source This information will be required if vibration control is to be implemented on the vibration source Transducer Mounting If your Pocket Vibration meter is supplied with a spike...

Page 9: ...he higher peak levels If the vibration levels are too low for the range selected then the meter will display an under range condition Under these circumstances you will need to select a lower range Fr...

Page 10: ...own below 40 00 35 00 30 00 25 00 20 00 1 5 00 1 0 00 5 00 0 00 5 00 0 1 1 1 0 1 00 1 000 1 0000 Frequency Hz Gain dB The GA2002 model has a linear frequency weighting filter which does not attenuate...

Page 11: ...g the procedure above The instrument is now ready for calibration and use The battery condition can be checked at any time by pressing the STATUS key twice The battery condition indicated by a series...

Page 12: ...e time it was switched off To switch the instrument off press and release the POWER button once There is a slight delay between switching the unit off and it turning off this is while your data is bac...

Page 13: ...in a particular direction Displayed in mms 1 millimetres per second Displacement A measure of the movement incurred on an object from a resting position Displayed in m micro metres Performing a mathe...

Page 14: ...f rms is selected then the display shows RMS If peak is selected then the disply shows PK Depending on the instrument type and the inetegration method selected the running rms is calculated as shown b...

Page 15: ...ration value ta tv td time seconds Peak is calculated as follows Peak The peak level of the instantaneous acceleration velocity or displacement over the measurement period Parameter The available para...

Page 16: ...Display Range L Low Range High Sensitivity H High Range low Sensitivity Always select the lowest range that does not produce an overload condition for the process being monitored Viewing the Setup Scr...

Page 17: ...rently viewing press the ENTER button A message appears informing you which location the data has been stored to This location is useful to remember when reviewing logged values Reviewing Clearing Sto...

Page 18: ...asked to confirm your decision To confirm press the ENTER button and wait until the display changes Press any other button to abort To select other records press the LEFT RIGHT button Calibration Cali...

Page 19: ...horised agent All instruments are designed to meet rigid British and International Standards An annual calibration is recommended to ensure that these high standards are maintained This is particularl...

Page 20: ...C 8kV A RF EM Amplitude Mod IEC 61000 6 2 2005 Level 10 V m No differences in radio frequency emissions are apparent between operating modes of multipurpose instruments No performance or function degr...

Page 21: ...m 0 01to 100ms 2 GA2003 only High Acceleration 1 to 100g GA2002 only Acceleration 10 to 1000ms 2 GA2003 only Velocity 1 to 1000mms 1 Displacement 10 to 1000 m GA2002 only Harm 1 to 1000ms 2 GA2003 onl...

Page 22: ...nstrument Disposal The symbol shown here can be found on your instrument and means that the product is classed as electrical or electronic equipment and should be disposed of at the end of its life se...

Page 23: ...ure the accuracy and reliability of both the instrument described and the associated documentation Castle Group Ltd makes no representation or warranties as to the completeness or accuracy of this inf...

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