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Summary of Contents for VM-56

Page 1: ...3 20 41 Higashimotomachi Kokubunji Tokyo 185 8533 Japan http www rion co jp english INSTRUCTION MANUAL Tri axial Groundborne Vibration Meter VM 56...

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Page 3: ...utline Gives basic information on the configuration and features of the unit and contains a block diagram Controls and features Briefly identifies and explains all parts of the unit Preparations Descr...

Page 4: ...e unit Setup Files Explains how to start up the unit using settings saved in a setup file Optional Accessories Explains how to use the optional extension cord with the unit Serial Interface Describes...

Page 5: ...sregarding instructions printed here incurs the risk of death or severe injury to per sons Disregarding instructions printed here incurs the risk of injury to persons and or dam age to peripheral equi...

Page 6: ...he plug and do not pull the cable Store this unit in the right place in the supplied storage case Clean the unit only by wiping it with a soft dry cloth or when necessary with a cloth lightly moistene...

Page 7: ...of replacing the side cover and top cover is two years The cycle of replacing the waterproof parts of the case and the battery lid part is 5 years If the cycle of replacing the waterproof parts have p...

Page 8: ...the case and removing any equipment place the case on sturdy flat table or on the floor Then open the case fully as shown below Never open the case while it is standing upright Otherwise equip ment m...

Page 9: ...form to the EU requirement of the Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment the symbol mark on the right is shown on the instrument This product can be used in any areas including residen...

Page 10: ...y card and program cards 23 Connection to a data recorder DA 21 and other device 24 Connection to a computer 25 Setting the date and time 26 Measurement in a dark location 28 Eco setting Power saving...

Page 11: ...ds 67 Data recovery 68 Formatting an SD memory card 68 Screen hard copy 69 Card capacity and store time 70 Using Auto store 70 When performing waveform recording 71 Output Connectors 72 OUTPUT connect...

Page 12: ...an exciter 146 Wm Wb Wd Frequency response characteristics typical characteristics 147 Non weighting frequency response characteristics typical characteristics 148 PV 83D frequency response character...

Page 13: ...installed and recorded WAVE files make it easy to analyze later on a computer The main unit has separate X Y and Z outputs of analog signal for connecting to other devices e g frequency analyzer and i...

Page 14: ...ower supply PV 83D AMP2_X AMP2_Y AMP2_Z A D D A Converter A D D A Converter DSP CPU OverVoltagedetect circuit Circuit control Level Select Filter Select CPLD RS 232C Oscillator USB KEY Display RTC SD...

Page 15: ...l extension cord can also be used Display The display of the unit is a backlight LCD panel It shows the measured acceleration value as a numeric indication as a bar graph and as a time level graph It...

Page 16: ...itches the level range up and the key switches the level range down The following two settings are available 0 0001 to 1 0 001 to 10 X Y Z XYZ key Switches the vibration axis to be shown on the displa...

Page 17: ...setting items on menu screens POWER key Turns power to the unit on and off The key must be held down for at least 2 seconds to take effect MENU ENTER key Press this key to make or finalize the setting...

Page 18: ...ys together activates the key lock A lock symbol appears in the bottom left corner of the display see page 34 and the operation keys except for the LIGHT key are disabled If a key other than the LIGHT...

Page 19: ...e Important To keep the water and dust resistant performance close tightly the side cover of the unit OUTPUT connectors These are Pin connectors which carry the output signal for the X Y and Z axis An...

Page 20: ...ion to a computer DC IN connector The optional AC adapter NC 98 series can be connected here for powering the unit from an AC outlet 100 V to 240 V AC Important To prevent the risk of damage do not us...

Page 21: ...the top during transport or storage Removing the cover gives access to the connectors shown above Important To keep the water and dust resistant performance close tightly the top cover of the unit SD...

Page 22: ...10 Controls and features Bottom view Battery compartment Eight batteries IEC LR size AA are inserted here The power on mode switch is in the battery compartment see page 17 Battery compartment...

Page 23: ...PV 83D is required Connect the Vibration Pickup PV 83D connector directly to the main unit INPUT connector For more information see the section on Vibration Pickup placement and connection in Preparat...

Page 24: ...or disconnect the AC adapter plug from the outlet and then contact your supplier Note When the AC adapter is connected the unit will be powered from the adapter also when batteries are inserted The A...

Page 25: ...and po larity when inserting the batteries Incorrect setting of the batteries may cause battery explosion and leakage To prevent the risk of battery fluid leakage remove the batteries from the unit wh...

Page 26: ...nickel metal hydride battery is not charged by the VM 56 Select the used battery type by the System on the menu list screen see page 47 Note The life of rechargeable nickel metal hydride battery depen...

Page 27: ...unit is off if external power is connected The relationship between charging time and retention period is shown below A full charge of the backup battery is achieved after 24 hours Charging time Reten...

Page 28: ...key simultaneously to cancel the key lock condition and then press the POWER key If the key lock has been activated pressing and holding the POWER key for at least 10 seconds will force a power down e...

Page 29: ...er to the DC IN connector In this case the POWER key on the operation key panel of the unit has no effect Power on mode switch Important When using the unit with the switch in the B position do not in...

Page 30: ...nmental vibrations are normally measured in two horizontal planes front back and left right and one vertical plane This means that complex vibration phenomena are reduced to three axes X Y Z for easie...

Page 31: ...to direct sunlight or to drastic temperature changes Such condi tions can cause changes in Vibration pickup sensitivity which will impair the accuracy of measurement results Vibration Pickup connectio...

Page 32: ...20 Preparations Important Never suspend the vibration pickup by its cord or pull at the cord Otherwise cord breaks may occur...

Page 33: ...ckup cord Do not connect to reel Do not connect to Input connector on VM 56 Important When installing or dismantling a system always make sure that all connection cords are dis connected from the cord...

Page 34: ...IBRATION PICKUP PV 83D Input connector When a cord reel is used the EC 04S 5 m must also be connected see page 81 Optional extension cord can be connected here EC 04B 10 m EC 04D 50 m with reel EC 04E...

Page 35: ...e inserting or removing a card Take care to insert the SD memory card with correct orientation If the SD memory card is removed while data is being read or written to the card the data may be destroye...

Page 36: ...o a data recorder DA 21 and other device Connect the OUTPUT connector on the right side of the VM 56 with an in put connector of data recorder DA 21 and other device using the optional BNC Pin output...

Page 37: ...isk by the computer when connected via USB without having to install a USB driver Note If the store operation is being carried out the unit will not be recognized as a removable disk by the computer T...

Page 38: ...TER key to complete the setting change The clock starts moving with the new setting 7 Press the START STOP key to return to the measurement screen Important If the unit is not to be used for an extend...

Page 39: ...27 Preparations System screen Clock settings screen...

Page 40: ...uto off screen appears 5 Use the keys to select the automatic turn off interval 30 sec 3 min Continue and press the MENU ENTER key 6 Use the keys to select Backlight brightness and press the MENU ENTE...

Page 41: ...29 Preparations System screen Backlight LCD settings screen...

Page 42: ...ystem screen appears 3 Use the keys to select Eco Setting and press the MENU ENTER key The confirmation screen appears 4 Use the keys to select YES and press the MENU ENTER key The eco setting is exec...

Page 43: ...31 Preparations System screen Execution confirmation screen...

Page 44: ...NU ENTER key to bring up the menu list screen 2 Use the keys to select Display I O and press the MENU EN TER key The display I O screen appears 3 Use the keys to select Output and press the MENU ENTER...

Page 45: ...the measure ment value reading is the same as the maximum val ue for the range in each axis X Y Z During calibration the OUTPUT connectors supply the following signal AC 15 85 Hz 1 Vrms OUTPUT settin...

Page 46: ...splay Measurement screen display The illustration below shows all elements of the display for explanation purposes In actual operation such a screen will not be shown In case of 1 channel screen indic...

Page 47: ...memory card is inserted in the unit see page 23 SD memory card remaining capacity Shows the remaining capacity of an inserted SD memory card Note Even when a new SD memory card is inserted the remain...

Page 48: ...is detected the indication white on black is shown for at least 8 second If processed data contain signal under range data the indication is shown This indication remains on the processed data display...

Page 49: ...ld regularly check this indication The number of white segments will decrease as the bat teries get used up When the indication starts to flash in red replace the batteries with a fresh set When the u...

Page 50: ...s shown The indicator LED flashes in blue once every 5 seconds During measurement pause the symbol is shown The indicator LED flashes in blue Channel Shows the selected channel Delay time Shows the de...

Page 51: ...isplay Measurement screen When the measurement screen is displayed Measurement screen 3 channels display When the measurement screen is displayed pressing the X Y Z XYZ key changes the channel display...

Page 52: ...Y Z XYZ key switches the vibration axis channel to be shown on the display Pressing the MAX HOLD RESET key resets the value of the max hold function The value is reset once when the measurement is sta...

Page 53: ...Display maximum transient vibration value during calculation period VDV value Display vibration dose value during calculation period PPV value Display peak particle velocity during calculation period...

Page 54: ...42 Reading the Display 1 channel display 3 channel display...

Page 55: ...the processed data display screen is displayed pressing the DISPLAY key brings up the time level display screen as shown below Pressing the X Y Z XYZ key switches the vibration axis channel to be sho...

Page 56: ...PAUSE CONT key was pressed and operation is paused When PAUSE CONT key was pressed and processing has resumed When START STOP key was pressed and processing has ended When keys such as START STOP is...

Page 57: ...s up the menu list screen as shown below Use the keys to select the desired menu and press the MENU ENTER key Pressing the PAUSE CONT key or the START STOP key switches back to the measurement screen...

Page 58: ...Displays the screen to save a setting for the unit and read the saved setting Select Read Save setting and press the MENU ENTER key The setting operation screen appears see page 78 Clock Settings Disp...

Page 59: ...lect YES and press the MENU ENTER key to format the card Select NO and press the MENU ENTER key when not formatting the card Free space SD card capacity Displays the free space and the memory capacity...

Page 60: ...MENU ENTER key The index is also recorded in store data Note Measurement data cannot be selected when recalling it on a unit with a different index number viewing impossible Program Information Displa...

Page 61: ...appears Each item of the store screen is selected using the key Pressing the PAUSE CONT key switches back to the menu list screen Pressing the START STOP key switches back to the measurement screen As...

Page 62: ...er Auto and press the MENU ENTER key Store Name common to each mode Displays the screen to set the identification number of the store data 0000 to 9999 Select Store Name and press the MENU ENTER key T...

Page 63: ...days when it is OFF Inst Store Interval Auto mode and Timer Auto mode Displays the screen to select the Inst store interval in the Auto mode or Timer Auto mode Select Inst Store Interval and press th...

Page 64: ...rs When sleep mode is enabled the unit will enter a power saving standby condition at 60 seconds after pressing the START STOP key and during intervals between measurements In this mode power consumpt...

Page 65: ...e of the time level graph Select Time Level graph Time Scale and press the MENU ENTER key The Time Level graph Time Scale setting screen appears Use the keys to select the time scale 20s 1min 2min and...

Page 66: ...te Displays the screen to select the baud rate value when Communication Interface is set to RS 232C Select Baud rate and press the MENU ENTER key The baud rate screen appears Use the keys to select th...

Page 67: ...hot BMP Saves the displayed measurement screen to the internal memory in BMP bitmap format Select Screenshot BMP and press the MENU ENTER key The data capacity is approximately 300 kB per file Screen...

Page 68: ...n screen appears Each item of the switch function screen is selected using the key Pressing the PAUSE CONT key switches back to the menu list screen Pressing the START STOP key switches back to the me...

Page 69: ...STOP key switches back to the measurement screen Freq weighting for Acc You can switch between frequency weighting properties applicable to the acceleration signal You can also set properties for the...

Page 70: ...f their particular sensitivity to vibration cannot be classified under lines 1 and 2 and are of great intrinsic value e g listed buildings under preservation order When No Line is selected the frequen...

Page 71: ...to the measurement screen Note It may take some time to read data and display the recall screen if the volume of stored data is large Save location of data Data files The save location of data can be...

Page 72: ...axis v Wm Wb Wd Non Weighting Freq Weighting for Acc Z axis v Wm Wb Wd Non Weighting Non Weighting Freq Band Freq 3 Lower limit 0 5Hz 1Hz 4Hz Upper limit 80Hz 100Hz 250Hz Sensor dependent Freq Range f...

Page 73: ...not saved Measurement start measurement time Measurement stop Auto mode Calculation is performed at calculation intervals during a preset Total Mea surement Time At the same time instantaneous values...

Page 74: ...time instantaneous values can be saved every second Measurement time actual measurement time set as calculation interval Measurement start Data saved in address 1 Measurement in progress Standby sleep...

Page 75: ...the Store menu and then set the Store modes In addition set a measurement time and other parameters on each Store mode 4 Return to the current screen As necessary select the desired screen by using th...

Page 76: ...g during measurement in measurement standby and while not performing measurement including pause mode During warm up in sleep mode and while returning from sleep mode the function is not active Node N...

Page 77: ...Limit Node 2 to Limit Node 3 to and Limit Node 4 to as shown in the chart Node Number 4 Limit Node 1 Frequency 1 0 Hz PPV 20 00 mm s Limit Node 2 Frequency 10 0 Hz PPV 20 00 mm s Limit Node 3 Frequen...

Page 78: ...date time information displayed in the recall list may change when data were stored in a computer and then copied to an SD memory card The measurement date time information for individual data does n...

Page 79: ...dard A male to mini B male connector When not using the communication function set the Communication Interface to OFF from the Display I O screen When USB communication is enabled a message requesting...

Page 80: ...be lost In the following cases you should format the SD memory card When using the SD memory card in the VM 56 for the first time When wishing to delete all data from the SD memory card Note Before us...

Page 81: ...key the Screenshot was saved to the card message is displayed and the current screen contents will be saved as a bitmap file on the SD memory card Store target folder VM 56 Screenshot File name Time...

Page 82: ...listed below Using Auto store Only Inst store interval set SD memory card capacity Inst store interval 512 MB 2 GB 32 GB 100 ms Approx 155 hours Approx 606 hours Approx 9708 hours Only Calculation st...

Page 83: ...ement channel XYZ SD memory card capacity Bit length 512 MB 2 GB 32 GB 16 bit Approx 8 hours Approx 32 hours Approx 698 hours 24 bit Approx 5 hours Approx 22 hours Approx 394 hours The duration of rec...

Page 84: ...nnector This turns the AC output signal ON OFF and makes the settings for the signal 1 Press the MENU ENTER key to open the menu list screen 2 Select the Display I O menu 3 Positioning the cursor on O...

Page 85: ...t screen select Interlock Below is a correspondence table between Measure setting and AC OUT setting Freq measure setting ACOUT Interlock Wb Wb Wd Wd Wm Wm Non Weighting Non Weighting Non Weighting Wb...

Page 86: ...d the output voltage Important Using this feature will reduce battery life by about 25 percent Delay The unit incorporates an A D converter which converts the sensor input signal into digital format f...

Page 87: ...ion interface OFF Baud rate 38400 bps Flow control OFF Unit OFF Freq weighting for Acc Wm Freq Range for Vel and Disp Building Damage 1 Hz to 100 Hz Freq Range for Vel Human Exposure 1 Hz to 80 Hz Dom...

Page 88: ...D memory card the start up file load function see the following description will be executed first Loading a start up file at startup If a start up file exists on the inserted SD memory card a selecti...

Page 89: ...n appears 2 Use the keys to select Read Save setting and press the MENU ENTER key The setting operation screen appears 3 Use the keys to select Load Default Settings and press the MENU ENTER key The c...

Page 90: ...stem screen appears 2 Use the keys to select Read Save setting and press the MENU ENTER key The setting operation screen appears 3 Use the keys to select the desired number and press the MENU ENTER ke...

Page 91: ...ad the setting and press the MENU ENTER key The confirmation screen appears 5 Use the keys to select Yes and press the MENU ENTER key The file contents of the selected number will be reflected to the...

Page 92: ...Save setting and press the MENU ENTER key The setting operation screen appears 4 Use the keys to select Startup File None of SD and press the MENU ENTER key The Save the setting Cancel selecting scre...

Page 93: ...04B 10 m EC 04C 30 m with reel 5 m Relay code EC 04D 50 m with reel 5 m Relay code EC 04E 100 m with reel 5 m Relay code The 30 m 50 m and 100 m cable is supplied on a reel Extension cords with reels...

Page 94: ...nt When installing or dismantling a system always make sure that all connection cords are dis connected from the cord reel Otherwise cord breaks due to twisting may occur Disconnect from reel Disconne...

Page 95: ...ication client RS 232C Connection to a computer Connect the I O connector on the right side of the VM 56 with a RS 232C connector of a computer using the optional RS 232C serial I O cable CC 42R as sh...

Page 96: ...ENTER key The communication control function screen appears 4 Use the keys to select RS 232C and press the MENU ENTER key 5 Select the Baud rate on the display I O screen and press the MENU ENTER key...

Page 97: ...ted to a computer the min imum measurement level of VM 56 may rise by the noise from a computer Transfer protocol Transfer principle full duplex Sync principle asynchronous Baud rate 38400 57600 11520...

Page 98: ...d in this manual Note that the performance of multiple units connection with USB will not be guaranteed Operating environment Supported Operating Systems Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 32 bit 64 bit...

Page 99: ...site and install this driver on the computer to be used with the VM 56 The driver will create a virtual COM port on the computer Installation procedure When connecting the VM 56 and the computer for...

Page 100: ...88 Serial Interface Follow the wizard to complete the installation Screens during installation are as follows...

Page 101: ...89 Serial Interface Depending on your environment Windows Security may be dis played Click on Install or Continue...

Page 102: ...face to USB Important The above steps must be completed before connecting the USB cable 3 Connect the VM 56 to the computer with a USB cable see page 87 Important Connect the VM 56 directly with the U...

Page 103: ...on is started automatically When the installation has been completed USB communication is enabled The driver installation creates a virtual COM port in the computer For infor mation on how to verify t...

Page 104: ...terface Checking the virtual COM port 1 After installing the driver set Communication Interface to USB at the VM 56 and connect the USB cable 2 Open the Device Manager Hardware tab under Properties in...

Page 105: ...indication RION USB to RS232C Converter Virtual COM Port should be shown as COM port name If this is not shown check the connection be tween the VM 56 and the computer step 1 If there is an over the...

Page 106: ...ion interface for the VM 56 following the steps below 1 Press the MENU ENTER key to bring up the menu list screen 2 Use the keys to select Display I O and press the MENU ENTER key The display I O scre...

Page 107: ...ed when disconnecting the VM 56 1 Click on the Safely remove hardware icon in the right section of the taskbar and select Safely remove USB Mass Storage Device Drive 1 1 The drive letter E in the exam...

Page 108: ...ot send or accept commands ECO setting When ECO setting is selected it will be enabled after a transmission of cur rent command is completed After that the VM 56 does not send or accept commands ECO s...

Page 109: ...ponse if due to processing reasons Send character inter val Max 100 ms Interval until VM 56 enters idling state af ter sending data Max 200 ms After receiving data from the VM 56 wait at least 200 ms...

Page 110: ...the requested data Command format Setting command Command command name parameter CR LF The basic components of a setting command are the command name and the parameter at the beginning represents the...

Page 111: ...LF The request command is a structure to put up the behind the command name The request command is terminated by a CR LF carriage return line feed The request command uses the CSV format Prohibited i...

Page 112: ...ecognized 0002 Parameter error This is a response to the situation where the number of parameters and the parameter type allowed for the specified command are not met 0003 Designation error This is a...

Page 113: ...lock S R 108 Backlight Backlight S R 109 Backlight Auto Off Backlight auto off S R 109 Load Default Factory Settings Load default factory settings S 109 LCD LCD S R 110 LCD Auto Off LCD auto off S R...

Page 114: ...Interface Communication interface S R 116 Baud Rate RS 232C baud rate S R 117 Communication Flow RS 232C communication flow S R 117 Store Command Function See page Store Mode Store mode S R 118 Store...

Page 115: ...top time S R 124 Timer Auto Interval Timer auto measurement interval S R 124 Sleep Mode Sleep mode S R 125 Manual Address Manual store address S R 125 Measure Measurement S R 125 Pause Pause S R 126 M...

Page 116: ...dominant frequency line S R 131 SBR Acc Lower Frequency weighting of Acc lower SBR Mode S R 132 SBR Acc Upper Frequency weighting of Acc upper SBR Mode S R 132 SBR Dominant Frequency Line Determine f...

Page 117: ...Underrange Calc Z Zch underrange Calc R 137 Overload Inst Z Zch overload Inst R 137 Overload Calc Z Zch overload Calc R 137 Data output Command Function See page DOD Output displayed value R 138 DOD...

Page 118: ...nd Remote Control Remote mode Setting ON OFF of remote mode When remote mode is On the key operation of the unit is invalid only the POWER key and the LIGHT key are effective When remote mode is Off t...

Page 119: ...no setting command When the parameter p1 is omitted the request command means System Version VM Clock Current date and time Setting current date and time Setting command Clock p1 p2 p3 p4 p5 p6 Param...

Page 120: ...as for setting command Index Number Index number Setting index number Setting command Index Number p1 Parameter p1 1 to 255 Request command Index Number Response data d1 Returned value Same as for se...

Page 121: ...f backlight auto off Setting command Backlight Auto Off p1 Parameter p1 Short 30 seconds p1 Long 3 minutes p1 Cont continue Request command Backlight Auto Off Response data d1 Returned value Same as f...

Page 122: ...auto off Setting command LCD Auto Off p1 Parameter p1 Off p1 Long 10 minutes p1 Short 1 minute Request command LCD Auto Off Response data d1 Returned value Same as for setting command Backlight Brigh...

Page 123: ...capacity of SD memory card Request command SD Card Total Size Response data d1 0 to 32768 MB There is no setting command SD Card Free Size SD memory card free space Request free space of SD memory car...

Page 124: ...ale Response data d1 Returned value Same as for setting command Range X Xch range upper limit Setting of X channel range Setting command Range X p1 Parameter p1 1 p1 10 Request command Range X Respons...

Page 125: ...Setting of display channel Setting command Display Channel Setting p1 Parameter p1 X Xch p1 Y Ych p1 Z Zch P1 XYZ Three axis Request command Display Channel Setting Response data d1 Returned value Sa...

Page 126: ...Request command OUTPUT Response data d1 Returned value Same as for setting command OUTPUT Quantity Output quantity Setting output signal type Setting command OUTPUT Quantity p1 Parameter p1 Acc p1 Ac...

Page 127: ...of Vel Human Exposure p1 Selected frequency band only RT mode Request command OUTPUT Band Response data d1 Returned value Same as for setting command Comparator Node Number Comparator node number Sett...

Page 128: ...tor Node x PPV Comparator node PPV Comparator node x PPV setting Set PPV threshold of xth node The value multiplied by 0 01 is set as the parameter Setting command Comparator Node x PPV p1 Parameter p...

Page 129: ...5200 Request command Baud Rate Response data d1 Returned value Same as for setting command Communication Flow RS 232C communication flow Setting RS 232C Communication Flow Setting command Communicatio...

Page 130: ...command Store Name Store name Setting store name Setting command Store Name p1 Parameter p1 0 to 9999 Request command Store Name Response data d1 Returned value Same as for setting command Inst Store...

Page 131: ...nd Calculation Interval Preset Response data d1 Returned value Same as for setting command Calculation Interval Num Calculation interval of user setting number Setting value when Calculation Interval...

Page 132: ...alculation Interval Unit Response data d1 Returned value Same as for setting command Measurement Time Preset Manual Measurement time of manual store Setting measurement time of the manual store mode S...

Page 133: ...ute p1 1 to 24 Time unit is h hour Request command Measurement Time Manual Num Response data d1 Returned value Same as for setting command Measurement Time Manual Unit Measurement time of user setting...

Page 134: ...sponse data d1 Returned value Same as for setting command Measurement Time Auto Num Total measurement time of user setting on auto store number Setting value when Measurement Time Preset command param...

Page 135: ...p1 day Request command Measurement Time Auto Unit Response data d1 Returned value Same as for setting command Timer Auto Start Time Timer auto start time Setting timer auto start time Setting command...

Page 136: ...nd only 0 Request command Timer Auto Stop Time Response data d1 d2 d3 d4 d5 d6 Returned value Same as for setting command Returned value Same as for setting command Timer Auto Interval Timer auto meas...

Page 137: ...ing manual store address Setting command Manual Address p1 Parameter p1 1 to 1000 Request command Manual Address Response data d1 Returned value Same as for setting command Measure Measurement Measure...

Page 138: ...d value in manual store Setting command Manual Store p1 Parameter p1 Start Execute store There is no request command Measurement Start Time Measurement operation start time Request measurement operati...

Page 139: ...here is no setting command Measurement Elapsed Time Measurement elapsed time Request measurement elapsed time second Request command Measurement Elapsed Time Response data d1 0 to 3600000 second There...

Page 140: ...Wd p1 Non Weighting Request command Acc Weighted Y Response data d1 Returned value Same as for setting command Acc Weighted Z Frequency weighting of Z axis for acceleration Setting Frequency weighting...

Page 141: ...imit of frequency range for Acc Setting command Acc Upper p1 Parameter p1 80Hz p1 100Hz p1 250Hz p1 Sensor Dependent Request command Acc Upper Response data d1 Returned value Same as for setting comma...

Page 142: ...80Hz p1 100Hz p1 250Hz p1 Sensor Dependent Request command Vel Disp Build Upper Response data d1 Returned value Same as for setting command Vel Human Lower Frequency weighting of human Vel lower Sett...

Page 143: ...50Hz p1 Sensor Dependent Request command Vel Human Upper Response data d1 Returned value Same as for setting command Dominant Frequency Line Determine for dominant frequency line Setting of Dominant F...

Page 144: ...z p1 4Hz Request command SBR Acc Lower Response data d1 Returned value Same as for setting command SBR Acc Upper Frequency weighting of Acc upper SBR Mode LPF on unweighted Acc on SBR mode Setting com...

Page 145: ...t Frequency Line p1 Parameter p1 No Line p1 Line1 p1 Line2 p1 Line3 Request command SBR Dominant Frequency Line Response data d1 Returned value Same as for setting command Delay Time Delay time Settin...

Page 146: ...alc X Xch underrange Calc Request presence of underrange information in processed data of X channel Request command Underrange Calc X Response data d1 Returned value d1 Off there is no information d1...

Page 147: ...ch underrange Inst Request presence of underrange Inst information of Y channel Request command Underrange Inst Y Response data d1 Returned value d1 Off there is no information d1 On there is informat...

Page 148: ...verload Calc Request presence of overload information in processed data of Y channel Request command Overload Calc Y Response data d1 Returned value d1 Off there is no information d1 On there is infor...

Page 149: ...d Inst Z Zch overload Inst Request presence of overload Inst information of Z channel Request command Overload Inst Z Response data d1 Returned value d1 Off there is no information d1 On there is info...

Page 150: ...1 Inst Under range information 1 Yes 0 No d7 xxx x Acc of X channel Max hold value d8 xxx x PPV of X channel Max hold value d9 xxx x D F of X channel Max hold value d10 xxx x Disp of X channel Max ho...

Page 151: ...padded with spaces as required In Auto store mode KBFT veff max 30 is output In Manual store mode KBFmax veff max is output There is no setting command DOD Calc Output calculation value Send the requ...

Page 152: ...hannel Calc value d19 xxx x VDV of X channel Calc value d20 xxx x KBFT or veff max 30 of X chan nel Calc value General Mode KBFT value SBR Mode veff max 30 value d21 0 or 1 Calc Overload information 1...

Page 153: ...d5 0 or 1 Inst Overload information 1 Yes 0 No d6 0 or 1 Inst Under range information 1 Yes 0 No d7 xxx x Acc of X channel Max hold value d8 xxx x PPV of X channel Max hold value d8 xxx x D F of X ch...

Page 154: ...22 0 or 1 Calc Under range information 1 Yes 0 No d23 to d44 Y channel information Same format as X channel d45 to d66 Z channel information Same format as X channel d67 xxx x PVS Tri axial combine va...

Page 155: ...el to 10 m s2 Range X 1 Range Y 1 Range Z 1 When operating auto store Setting the Store Mode to Auto Store Mode Auto Setting the Store Name to 0100 Store Name 100 Setting the Total Measurement Time to...

Page 156: ...o Manual Store Mode Manual Setting the Store Name to 0200 Store Name 200 Setting the Measurement Time to 15min Measurement Time Preset Auto 15m Measurement start stop Measure Start Measure Stop Saving...

Page 157: ...is connected to the VM 56 Eco setting is ON Inst store interval is OFF Calculation interval is 30 sec Keeping the backlight on the display screen turned on will shorten battery life by approximately...

Page 158: ...Pickup PV 83D Otherwise damage may occur Calibration example using an exciter The following arrangement can be used to calibrate the vibration pickup with an exciter Sine wave signal oscillator Power...

Page 159: ...rve Wm compensation curve Frequency Weightings dB 0 1 1 10 100 1000 10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 Frequency Hz Typical Wb and bandwidth limiting Wb response curves Wb bandwidth limiting compensation curve Wb...

Page 160: ...20 30 40 50 60 Frequency Hz Relative Response dB Upper limit Sensor dependent Upper limit 250 Hz Upper limit 100 Hz Upper limit 80 Hz Lower limit 0 5 Hz Lower limit 1 0 Hz Lower limit 4 0 Hz 0 1 1 10...

Page 161: ...149 Reference Information 0 1 1 10 100 1000 10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 Frequency Hz Relative Response dB HPF 0 5 Hz LPF Sensor dependent VM 56 PV 83D Frequency response characteristics...

Page 162: ...0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Frequency Hz Relative Acceleration Response dB Upper limit Sensor dependent Upper limit 250 Hz Upper limit 100 Hz Upper limit 80 Hz Lower limit 0 5 Hz Lower limit 1 0 Hz Lo...

Page 163: ...70 80 Frequency Hz Relative Acceleration Response dB Upper limit Sensor dependent Upper limit 250 Hz Upper limit 100 Hz Upper limit 80 Hz Lower limit 0 5 Hz Lower limit 1 0 Hz Lower limit 4 0 Hz 0 1 1...

Page 164: ...limit filter and KB filter 0 1 1 10 100 1000 40 30 20 10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Frequency Hz Relative Acceleration Response dB The filter characteristics with flat velocity are as shown below 0 1...

Page 165: ...ilter 24 dB oct and Hv filter 0 1 1 10 100 1000 40 30 20 10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Frequency Hz Relative Acceleratio Rresponse dB The filter characteristics with flat velocity are as shown below 0...

Page 166: ...on Response dB Lower limit 0 5 Hz Lower limit 1 0 Hz Lower limit 4 0 Hz Acceleration waveform processed by second order integral filter The filter characteristics with flat velocity are as shown below...

Page 167: ...sponse characteristics 0 1 1 10 100 1000 40 30 20 10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Frequency Hz Relative Response dB DIN plate frequency response characteristics 0 1 1 10 100 1000 40 30 20 10 0 10 20 30 4...

Page 168: ...calculation formula and a schematic diagram of the PPV waveforms in the order X axis Y axis and Z axis are shown below X_PPV Peak particle velocity of X axis Y_PPV Peak particle velocity of Y axis Z_...

Page 169: ...the DIN standard Maximum absolute value of velocity waveform PPV Dominant frequency D F Maximum weighted vibration severity KBFmax Maximum value of KBF signal Maximum value in the 30 second section KB...

Page 170: ...z or Sensor dependent However when frequency weighting Wb Wd specified by ISO is selected the frequency range of acceleration signal processing automatically ranges from 0 5 Hz to 80 Hz 1 Hz to 80 Hz...

Page 171: ...Hz to 80 Hz Frequency weighting None with band limiting filter according to ISO and DIN KB DIN 45669 1 Wb Wd Wm ISO 8041 HV SBR B Measurement range 2 range switching 3 direction independent 0 001 m s...

Page 172: ...e dedicated cable I O connector is used Baud rate 38400 bps 57600 bps 115200 bps Comparator output Open collector output I O terminal used Maximum applied voltage 24 V Maximum drive current 50 mA at a...

Page 173: ...ensitivity 60 mV m s2 Ambient conditions 20 C to 60 C no condensation Waterproofing specifications IPX7 1 5 m cable included Dimensions Approx 67 mm dia 50 5 mm H excluding con nection cord Weight App...

Page 174: ...Extension cord EC 04 Series BNC Pin output cord CC 24 Comparator cable CC 24C RS 232C serial I O cable CC 42R USB cable L bracket for wall mounting VP 54L DIN plate VP 54D Program option Waveform Rec...

Page 175: ...163 Specifications 175 Front panel 175 9 2 40 3 5 1 2 Right side panel Top panel Unit mm Dimensional Drawing of VM 56...

Page 176: ...he Y component sensitive axis is the axial direction of the connector the X component receiv ing Y the Z component perpendicular to the sensitive axis The direction of the sensitive axis is indicated...

Page 177: ...times 0 3 dB or less Dimensions Approx 67 mm dia 50 5 mm H excluding con necting cord Weight Approx 450 g including connection code Unit mm Dimensional Drawing of Vibration Pickup PV 83D Unit mm Dime...

Page 178: ...166 Specifications Unit mm Dimensional Drawing of L bracket plate VP 54L 6 5 11 65 4 M4 countersunk holes 70 20 t 2 9 80...

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Page 180: ...No 62991 18 08 This product is environment friendly It does not include toxic chemicals on our policy...

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