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Performance Characteristics

VEL (velocity) and DISP (displacement) characteristics

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Summary of Contents for UV-15

Page 1: ...3 20 41 Higashimotomachi Kokubunji Tokyo 185 8533 Japan http www rion co jp english INSTRUCTION MANUAL Vibration Meter Unit UV 15...

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Page 3: ...unit and contains a block diagram Names of Parts and Functions Briefly identifies and explains the front panel controls rear panel connec tors and all other parts of the unit Linking Explains how to c...

Page 4: ...ement DISP frequency response characteristics Specifications Lists the technical specifications of the unit Reference Material Provides an explanation of output signal delay Maintenance parts are also...

Page 5: ...y understood and observed Caution WARNING Important Disregarding instructions printed here incurs the risk of death or severe injury to per sons Disregarding instructions printed here incurs the risk...

Page 6: ...surement control and laboratory use RION Co Ltd 3 20 41 Higashimotomachi Kokubunji Tokyo 185 8533 Japan A B AC adapter NC 99 series Core Core A ZCAT2749 0430 TDK Core B H ZCAT2436 1330 TDK Equivalent...

Page 7: ...or air with high salt or sulphur content or are in the vicinity of stored chemicals or may be subject to high temperature humidity or to direct sunlight or may be subject vibrations or shock Always s...

Page 8: ...re 12 Removing the cable from the link connector 17 Linking with Battery Unit BP 17 18 Linking with Interface Unit UV 22 19 Using a single UV 15 unit 20 Power Supply Connection 21 Using an AC adapter...

Page 9: ...38 Measurement mode 39 Measurement range 41 Frequency range 41 Measurement upper limit 41 Measurement lower limit 42 Check mode 45 Using the Interface Unit UV 22 option 46 Restoring the factory defau...

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Page 11: ...IN jack and link connector The following accessories are available as options allowing the configuration of advanced measurement systems suited to various requirements Sound level Meter Unit UN 14 Sin...

Page 12: ...face Unit UV 22 Linking the UV 22 allows connection to a computer for controlling the sound and vibration level measurement system and for transfer of measurement data Both USB and Ethernet connection...

Page 13: ...P 2 AMP 3 AMP 4 AMP 5 DSP high pass filter low pass filter effective value processing etc A D D A AMP 6 AMP 7 EEPROM AMP 20 dB AMP0 dB CPU AC OUT DC OUT OVER OVER ACC m s2 VEL mm s DISP mm Power suppl...

Page 14: ...saturation occurs in the internal signal processing circuitry In such a case correct measurement is not possible PICKUP connector Serves for connection of the accelerometer accelerometer with integrat...

Page 15: ...tc are located here LCD panel Shows setup information a bar graph display numeric display etc When the unit is powered from batteries using the Battery Unit BP 17 the display backlight is activated fo...

Page 16: ...valent to the input signal DC OUT connector Supplies a DC output signal equivalent to the input signal Name plate Shows the serial number and other information about the unit DC IN jack Serves for con...

Page 17: ...CAL key The AC OUT and DC OUT connectors on the rear panel supply a calibration signal for calibra tion of external equipment Range sensitivity RANGE SENS indicators When the numeric display shows th...

Page 18: ...PEAK and EQ P P indica tion characteristics The arrow for the currently selected characteristic is visible LPF indicator Shows the selected low pass filter setting HPF indicator Shows the selected hig...

Page 19: ...ics setting RMS EQ PEAK EQ P P HPF high pass filter setting LPF low pass filter setting RANGE keys During measurement these keys serve to select the range In the setup mode the keys serve to change a...

Page 20: ...tors on the rear panel to supply a calibration signal for calibration of external equip ment INPUT key Serves to make the following settings Input selection FRONT CHARGE FRONT CCLD FRONT CCLD TEDS REA...

Page 21: ...ogether Bottom panel Removing the cover plates on the bottom of the unit gives access to a con nector that is used to supply power when linking multiple units Use the supplied link plate to join multi...

Page 22: ...ing Disconnect AC adapter When using Battery Unit BP 17 Remove batteries Do not use any screws other than the ones supplied with the product Do not insert any objects pieces of metal pencil lead etc i...

Page 23: ...ink cable around the connector and push it into the empty space in the unit PIC KUP VI BR AT IO N MET ER UN IT RM S EQ PEAK EQ P P U V 1 5 PIC KUP VI BR AT IO N MET ER UN IT RM S EQ PEAK EQ P P U V 1...

Page 24: ...other screws Too short screws will not properly secure the plate Too long screws may damage parts inside the unit Plug into link connector Front side Rolled up link connector and cable Unit bottom Fr...

Page 25: ...step 1 to fasten the plates Why not to use other screws Too short screws will not properly secure the plate Too long screws may damage parts inside the unit Front side Lock unit tops with link hooks...

Page 26: ...e information about maintenance parts on page 60 Commercially available screws can also be used provided that exact specifications are met Fastening screw for link hook on unit top Truss head screw M4...

Page 27: ...grasp the tag as shown in the illustration below and carefully pull the connector out Important Be sure to grasp the side with the 3M letter ing If you pull on the other side the tag may break 3 M J 3...

Page 28: ...batteries Note The AC adapter NC 99 series can power up to 16 linked units I O BP 17 BATTERY FULL RED CHANGE POWER PICKUP VIBRATION METER UNIT UV 15 CAL DISPLAY INPUT MEAS RANGE RMS EQ PEAK EQ P P SET...

Page 29: ...TER SLAVE USB ETHERNET POWER RESET PICKUP VIBRATION METER UNIT UV 15 CAL DISPLAY INPUT MEAS RANGE RMS EQ PEAK EQ P P SETUP PICKUP VIBRATION METER UNIT UV 15 CAL DISPLAY INPUT MEAS RANGE RMS EQ PEAK EQ...

Page 30: ...eft side illustration Fig 1 below 2 Use the screws removed in step 1 to fasten the supplied link plate sideways Refer to the right side illustration Fig 2 below P IC K U P V IB R AT IO N M E TE R U N...

Page 31: ...wer supply limitations Power supply type Max number of units AC adapter option NC 97 series Up to 10 units NC 99 series CE mark Up to 16 units Battery Unit BP 17 option IEC R14 size C battery 8 Up to...

Page 32: ...models Otherwise malfunction and damage may occur If no Battery Unit BP 17 or Interface Unit UV 22 is installed in the system the AC adapter may be connected to any UV 15 unit Note If the system inclu...

Page 33: ...efore replacing the batteries be sure to set the power switch to OFF press side When inserting batteries take care not to mix up and polarity Always replace all eight batteries together Using a mixtur...

Page 34: ...tion and damage may occur If the unit is powered from the AC adapter continued operation during a power failure is not assured Note The Battery Unit BP 17 does not have a charging function If a system...

Page 35: ...7 30 Typ sensitivity pC m s2 0 18 6 42 40 7 14 0 12 0 831 Frequency range Hz 1 1 to 25000 1 to 7000 1 to 3000 1 to 9000 1 to 10000 X Y 1 to 15000 Z 1 to 8000 axis 2 1 to 4000 axis 1 axis 3 Mounting re...

Page 36: ...C BNC cable should be used If a longer VP 51 cable is used errors can occur in TEDS communi cation mode P IC K U P V IB R ATIO N M E TE R U N IT U V 15 C A L DIS PLAY IN P U T M E A S R A N G E R M S...

Page 37: ...INPUT PREAMP connector is wired as shown below DC IN 9 15V 15 No 12345678 RION CO LTD MADE IN JAPAN AC OUT DC OUT INPUT PREAMP Piezoelectric accelerometer Extension cable EC 02S series option Preampl...

Page 38: ...nting This mounting principle assures optimum fre quency response characteristics The mounting surface should be perfectly smooth and the screw holes must be drilled in such a way as to assure perfect...

Page 39: ...nce frequency will be very low This method should only be used if none of the other three mounting methods are feasible WARNING When performing measurements on ma chinery with exposed rotating parts o...

Page 40: ...tion signal see page 38 is also output from these connectors Output type AC OUT DC OUT Connector type BNC BNC Output impedance Approx 50 Approx 50 Max output voltage Approx 10 V peak no load condition...

Page 41: ...ion mode Supply CAL signal for calibration of external equipment UV 22 communication mode Control UV 15 from connected Interface Unit UV 22 Measurement mode Make measurements Check mode Check the soft...

Page 42: ...on front panel REAR Preamplifier VP 26A connected to 7 pin connector on rear panel Use the RANGE keys to change and select the setting The indicator for the selected setting flashes When the setting i...

Page 43: ...e number Holding down a RANGE key changes the numeric value more quickly For multi channel configurations each unit must have a unique ID number When the setting is as required press the INPUT key All...

Page 44: ...CCLD TEDS No SENS dB REMOTE FRONT REAR ACOUST F S 10ms CHARGE CCLD TEDS No SENS dB Flashing moves flashing from left to right Normal communication Constantly on During TEDS communication After TEDS co...

Page 45: ...be possible See illustration below 1 When you press the INPUT key on the operation panel of the UV 15 three times in succession the ID number starts to flash 2 Use the RANGE keys to set the number Wh...

Page 46: ...S key in measurement mode activates the mea surement setup mode and allows you to set the measurement mode unit You can change the setting with the RANGE keys m s2 Acceleration ACC mm s Velocity VEL m...

Page 47: ...o velocity VEL measurement the range and display characteristics settings previously selected for velocity VEL will be active When a user filter setting has been input the HPF and LPF setup screens wi...

Page 48: ...range full scale condition CAL signal for calibration of external equipment AC OUT Sinusoidal wave 80 Hz Display characteristics RMS 1 V RMS 2 Display characteristics EQ PEAK 1 V PEAK 2 Display charac...

Page 49: ...UN FS 50 10 HPF LPF Hz kHz VIBRATION METER UNIT UV 15 RMS EQ PEAK EQ P P Input setting indication r 30 5 3 r 30 5 r 30 5 5 4 r 3 3 OVNCFS EJTQMBZ UP FBTVSFNFOU WBMVF PS SBOHF indication r FBTVSFNFOU...

Page 50: ...ettings The available range settings are shown below Range settings Sensitivity Acceleration Velocity Displacement Range setting 0 100 to 0 999 Acceleration m s2 10 to 10000 Velocity mm s 10 to 10000...

Page 51: ...e input sensitivity setting When using the PICKUP connector Measurement up to 10 times the maximum range can be carried out Depends to a certain extent on display characteristics Sensitivity setting a...

Page 52: ...015 mm RMS PV 87 Acceleration OFF OFF 0 0013 m s2 RMS Velocity OFF OFF 0 013 mm s RMS Displacement OFF OFF 0 00025 mm RMS PV 85 Acceleration OFF OFF 0 008 m s2 RMS Velocity OFF OFF 0 08 mm s RMS Displ...

Page 53: ...the signal can be calculated from the selected range and the voltage value Waveform peak value at point A B unit V range full scale Example Range 10 measurement mode m s2 Range Voltage B Peak value 10...

Page 54: ...ay characteristics For example if the range setting is 10 m s2 measurement is possible up to about 100 m s2 without saturation Because velocity and displacement are calculated by integration from the...

Page 55: ...til the ver sion number is shown on the LCD panel 3 Press the MEAS key to return to the measurement mode UV 15 CAL DISPLAY INPUT MEAS RANGE SETUP PICKUP VIBRATION METER UNIT RMS EQ PEAK EQ P P OUTPUT...

Page 56: ...connection between computer and UV 22 Ethernet 10 100 Base TX One on one connection between computer and UV 22 Data transfer to computer Measurement data can be sent to a computer via a USB or Etherne...

Page 57: ...attenuation 18 dB oct Any center frequency from 3 15 Hz to 160 Hz can be specified in 1 3 octave steps LPF cutoff frequency attenuation 18 dB oct Any center frequency from 315 Hz to 20 kHz can be spe...

Page 58: ...holding down the MEAS key will clear the resume information and return the unit to the factory default condition Input settings INPUT FRONT CHARGE Sensitivity 5 00 ID number 1 Range 100 Numeric displ...

Page 59: ...ter characteristics LPF low pass filter characteristics 10 0 10 20 30 40 0 2 0 5 1 2 5 10 20 50 100 200 500 30Hz 50Hz 100Hz 150Hz 200Hz 3Hz 5Hz 10Hz 15Hz 20Hz Frequency Hz Response dB UV 15 HPF freque...

Page 60: ...elocity and DISP displacement characteristics 40 30 20 10 0 10 20 30 40 50 0 5 1 2 5 10 20 50 100 200 500 1000 Frequency Hz Response dB Velocity VEL and displacement DISP frequency response characteri...

Page 61: ...connector For connection of piezoelectric accelerometer via preamplifier VP 26A Max input voltage 10 V Measurement modes and units Acceleration velocity displacement selectable ACC acceleration m s2...

Page 62: ...ange 0 100 to 0 999 in 0 001 increments 1 00 to 9 99 in 0 01 increments 10 0 to 99 9 in 0 1 increments Units pC m s2 Piezoelectric accelerometer mV m s2 Accelerometer with integrated preamplifier Acce...

Page 63: ...s Unit settings measurement value 1 s refresh cycle bar graph 100 ms refresh cycle Alarm indication LED 2 Right side LED Normally off Lights up in red to indi cate overload Left side LED Master Slave...

Page 64: ...ox 10 V peak DC output Output impedance 50 Output voltage accuracy ACC acceleration 1 V 2 VEL velocity 1 V 3 DISP displacement 1 V 5 Maximum output voltage approx 10 V Inherent noise Input capacitance...

Page 65: ...hen using sixteen UV 15 units 100 V AC NC 97 series up to ten UV 15 units and one UV 22 unit Battery Unit BP 17 Automotive 12 V battery CC 82 Car battery adapter Resume function Memorizes all settings...

Page 66: ...ries Sound level Meter Unit UN 14 Interface Unit UV 22 AC adapter NC 99 series up to 16 units CE mark NC 97 series up to 10 units Battery Unit BP 17 Piezoelectric accelerometer Various Accelerometer c...

Page 67: ...mensional Drawings PICKUP VIBRATION METER UNIT UV 15 CAL DISPLAY INPUT MEAS RANGE RMS EQ PEAK EQ P P SETUP 36 150 179 DC IN 9 15V 15 No 12345678 RION CO LTD MADE IN JAPAN AC OUT DC OUT INPUT PREAMP Re...

Page 68: ...rocessing by a DSP chip The result is then returned to analog format by a D A converter and output as an AC and DC signal Due to this process the output signal has a constant delay with regard to the...

Page 69: ...HPF high pass filter cutoff frequency 10 drop 3 Hz 3 15 Hz 4 Hz 5 Hz 6 3 Hz 8 Hz 10 Hz 12 5 Hz 15 Hz 16 Hz 20 Hz 25 Hz 30 Hz 31 5 Hz 40 Hz 50 Hz 63 Hz 80 Hz 100 Hz 125 Hz 150 Hz 160 Hz Attenuation 18...

Page 70: ...2 5 kHz 3 kHz 3 15 kHz 4 kHz 5 kHz 6 3 kHz 8 kHz 10 kHz 12 5 kHz 15 kHz 16 kHz 20 kHz Attenuation 18 dB oct 10 0 10 20 30 40 50 20kHz 16 kHz 15 kHz 12 5 kHz 10 kHz 8 kHz 6 3 kHz 5 kHz 100 500 1 k 5 k...

Page 71: ...n head screw Rion designation KS 3 10 Conventional market designation pan head screw M3 10 Screw length 10 mm Part name Link hook Part number UV 16 004 Part name M4 truss head screw Rion designation K...

Page 72: ...This product is environment friendly It does not include toxic chemicals on our policy No 52117 18 07...

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