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First you choose which type of measurement you want to
perform. Choose between MOTION, CURRENT and
VOLTAGE.
Note!
If you are not using the analog channel,
it is important that you deactivate the
function by selecting the position “Off”.
Otherwise, there is a risk that you will
get the error message “Not calibrated”
since the motion channel expects events
during a recording
Choice MOTION
If you choose MOTION from the ANALOG CHANNEL
menu, you have three alternatives: STOKE, CALIBRAT-
ING or TRANSD LENGTH. Options STROKE and
TRANSD LENGTH represent two different measurement
methods. These are described below.
CALIBRATING is used to determine the transducer’s
electrical length. This is used when you measure accord-
ing the transducer length methodology.
Measurement Method STROKE
This method is suitable if you cannot directly connect the
transducer to the moving contact. The principle behind
this method is that you enter the
breaker’s estimated
stroke
in Egil. When the first measurement is taken after
Egil is turned on, (it must be an single operation ), Egil
establishes a scaling factor from the difference between
close and open position at the transducer and the given
stroke. It does not matter if you use a linear or rotating
transducer or how much the transducer moves in reality.
This measurement method is mostly the same as the one
used in MA31/61.
Example:
1.
Choose MOTION and STROKE
2.
Enter the breaker’s estimated stroke when
Egil prompts you to do so. Press ENTER.
The value you enter will be valid until you
enter a new estimated stroke, change
measurement method, calibrate a trans-
ducer or turn off Egil.
3.
Perform a measurement. The first measure-
ment that is taken must be a single opera-
tion.
Measurement Method TRANSDUCER
LENGTH
This method works best when you can directly connect the
transducer to the moving contact. You enter the
transduc-
er’s length
instead of the breaker’s estimated stroke. By
using the transducer’s length as a reference, Egil can then
measure the breaker’s stroke.
Example:
1.
Choose MOTION and TRANSD LENGTH
2.
Enter the transducer’s length when Egil
prompts you to do so. Press ENTER. The
value you enter will be valid until you enter
a new estimated stroke, change measure-
ment method, calibrate a transducer or turn
off Egil.
3.
Perform a measurement. The first measure-
ment that is taken must be an single
operation.
CALIBRATING
We recommend that you calibrate the transducer, because
the length that is printed on a transducer does not always
correspond to the electrical length. To calibrate, choose
the option CALIBRATE. After calibration, Egil automati-
cally measures according to the TRANSD LENGTH
method and the result from the calibration as transducer
length.
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