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OM-CP-ULTRASHOCK-A  & OM-CP-SHOCK300 

Trigger Mode and Post Trigger Storage

The OM-CP-ULTRASHOCK-A and OM-CP-SHOCK300 allow the user to enter a shock value which will trigger 
the storage of data. In general, consider the use of a trigger as primarily a means of saving storage space by 
saving only data which is above a certain value.

To change a trigger in the Omega 4 Software:
1. Click 

Properties

 or right click the device in the 

Connected Devices list.

2. Click to enable/disable triggers for the X, Y and Z 

axis and set trigger points. Trigger setpoints are 
absolute values.

3. You may also choose between filling all of memory 

after a trigger or storing only a fixed number of 
samples after a trigger.

For example, if the option to fill memory is selected, 
then after the first trigger, all of available memory will 
be filled at the selected logging rate. This will consume 
the remainder of available storage space for the 
selected channel.

If instead, a value of 100 is entered for “trigger sample count”, then a total of 100 data points will be stored 
once a trigger occurs. These 100 samples are acquired at the selected logging rate.

The trigger sample count should be chosen carefully because it may gather data points for which we have no 
interest. For instance, if 100 were entered and the logging rate were 30 seconds, then 100 data points would 
be gathered over a 3,000 second interval. There may be very little relevant information to a shock event which 
triggered the logging process.

While the use of a trigger has a significant effect on data storage, it has virtually no impact on battery life.

Battery Life

The OM-CP-ULTRASHOCK-A and OM-CP-SHOCK300 
battery life are highly dependent on the mode of 
operation which has been selected for the device. 
Referring to the Peak and Instantaneous mode 
discussion, along with the Trigger discussion, the 
following table presents typical battery life, all at 25 
°C, for various applications of the product. At 0 °C, 
life will be approximately 30% less. At 60 °C, a slight 
improvement may be seen but is generally masked by 
increased self-discharge of the battery.

SETUP CONDITIONS

COMMENT

BATTERY 
LIFE (DAYS)

All channels,  
30s logging

Peak

25

All channels,  
30s logging

Instantaneous

29

All channels, 1024Hz

24

All channels, 512Hz

24

Temperature, RH, 
Pressure (OM-CP-
ULTRASHOCK-A only)

No Shock

> 120

Triggered vs.  
Non-triggered

No difference 
(but major 
storage  
differences)

Summary of Contents for OM-CP-ULTRASHOCK-A

Page 1: ...nd Tri Axial Shock Data Logger OM CP SHOCK300 Tri Axial Shock Data Logger MQS5089 0120 Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx M0000 0016 INSTRUCTION SHEET Shop online at omega comSM e mail info omega com...

Page 2: ...ies the most recent custom start options Batch Start is used for managing multiple loggers at once Real Time Start stores the dataset as it records while connected to the logger The status of the devi...

Page 3: ...accelerometer 100g and 300g high g accelerometer Physical Mounting The most accurate transfer of shock vibration and acceleration to the final logged data will occur when the mounting is mechanically...

Page 4: ...out USB connected and adequate battery charge level Flashes every 15 seconds maximum Indicates low battery charge level Logging Data with USB communication Flashes every 15 seconds Indicates normal op...

Page 5: ...lay in response time to humidity and temperature measurements as the OM CP ULTRASHOCK A processes shock events before other parameters Pressure The OM CP ULTRASHOCK A pressure sensor is designed to me...

Page 6: ...nly sample data at the logging rate For instance if a 30 second logging rate was selected then only a single data point is captured at each 30 second instant The potential to lose valuable data can be...

Page 7: ...red at the selected logging rate The trigger sample count should be chosen carefully because it may gather data points for which we have no interest For instance if 100 were entered and the logging ra...

Page 8: ...only used for the duration of the triggered shock events plus a post event buffer which is user programmable Product Maintenance Battery Charging and Care The OM CP ULTRASHOCK A and OM CP SHOCK300 bat...

Page 9: ...midity sampled approx every 2 seconds at intervals shorter than 2 seconds Otherwise sampled at the reading rate GENERAL Memory 3 593 358 readings 598 893 per channel all channels in use Start Modes So...

Page 10: ...l Time Recording May be used with PC to monitor and record data in real time at a 1 second sample rate Password Protection An optional password may be programmed into the device to restrict access to...

Page 11: ...a Basic Component under 10 CFR 21 NRC used in or with any nuclear installation or activity or 2 in medical applications or used on humans Should any Product s be used in or with any nuclear installati...

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