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Analog out/headphones
At the analog output (yellow connector), the vibration signal can be
picked up with a suitable analysis device (oscilloscope) or listened
to via headphones (e.g. VIB 6.671-2 (5312369)). The output is
always the pure, non-integrated signal without the DC component.
To use the yellow connector as the analog output, it must be
enabled and parameterized in the Device Setup:
• Click on 'Analog Out/Headphone' in the Device Setup.
• Enable the analog output.
The signal will be output at the analog output until the
measurement screen is closed.
• If needed, adjust the standard normalization for the
accelerometer.
You can choose from: 10mV/g, 100mV/g, 500mV/g*, 1mV/ms
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A maximum output voltage of ±4V provides the maximum
possible measurement range, for example of:
80 m/s
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at 500mV/g
400 m/s² at 100mV/g
• If the vibration signal is measured with a different sensor type,
set a suitable gain factor in the 'Default amplification' menu (x0.1
/ x1 / x5 / x10).
To connect the analysis device, use the cable for the analog output
(VIB 5.431):
* Only for sensors with a
sensitivity of 5.35 µA/ms
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Normalization and amplification for
Analog Out
Getting started - Basic settings
Headphones - VIB 6.671-2
(5312369)
Connection cable
- VIB 6.675
B A