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Select the measuring point with the RFID Reader or manually (see "Selection
of measuring point
").
The Run up/coast down menu is shown.
Press Start measurement .
Perform the run up/coast down test on the machine.
a) If you pre-set the rotational speed range, the Detector automatically
measures in the defined rotational speed range.
b) Otherwise, press
Start once the desired start speed has been reached and
Stop once the desired end speed has been reached.
You can now select a comment. In the comment list, you can create a new
comment
or select an existing one (see "Managing comments for
measurements "). If no comments exist in the list, the edit field for the
comment input is shown. Confirm your settings with the Enter button .
Select Finalize measurement . The Detector saves the measured values.
Transfer the data from the Detector to the Trendline software.
Proceed as follows to perform the measurement manually:
Select the Run up/coast down menu item in the Detector.
Select the measuring point (see "Selection of measuring point ").
Perform the run up/coast down test on the machine.
Once the desired starting speed has been reached, press Start measurement
. The Detector starts measuring.
Once the desired ending speed has been reached, press Stop .
You can now select a comment. In the comment list, you can create a new
comment
or select an existing one (see "Managing comments for
measurements "). If no comments exist in the list, the edit field for the
comment input is shown. Confirm your settings with the Enter button .
Select Finalize measurement . The Detector saves the measured values.
Transfer the data from the Detector to the Trendline software.
For measurements b elow 300 RPM no results are displayed or
stored on the Detector.
You can display the run up/coast down settings made in the
Trendline software in the Detector b y pressing
Settings after
selecting the measuring point.
Further information in the chapters Transferring the data to the Trendline software
and Creating an amplitude/phase diagram in the Trendline software .
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