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Non ROUTE
How to Set Up
a Cross Channel Phase Measurements
How to Set Up a Cross Channel Phase Measurements
Overview
A cross-channel phase measurement displays the spectra for input channels 1 & 2, and
the relative phase angle between the two input channels. Note that the phase
difference between the two inputs is measured. This is known as
relative phase
.
Spectra for both input channels are stored, and the relative phase between the two
channels is displayed as a table of magnitude/phase pairs of up to 8 orders of running
speed.
Measurement Setup
To set up and collect a Non ROUTE cross-channel phase measurement:
•
From the main screen, use the left/right/up/down arrow buttons to select the
Non
ROUTE
option. You are placed in Non ROUTE
mode.
•
Press the
User
function button. The
Non ROUTE
“user defined measurement”
setup screen displays.
•
Use the up/down arrow buttons to highlight the
Display Format
option and press
the right arrow button. A drop-down list displays.
•
Use the up/down arrow buttons to select
Phase
and press an Enter button.
•
Use the up/down arrow buttons to highlight the
Input Channel
option and press
the right arrow button. A drop down list displays.
•
Use the up/down arrow buttons to select either
CH1 & CH2
or
CH2 & CH3
and
press an Enter button.
•
Configure other User Setup screen parameters as described above.
•
Press an Enter button once more to enter the running speed and begin data
collection. The
Collecting Data
dialog displays with a prompt to specify the running
speed at the bottom of the page.
Figure A - 11.
Collecting Data Screen with Running Speed Options.
To manually enter the RPM:
There are three options for entering the
RPM
:
dBase
-
Take the RPM value from the database if previously assigned to the POINT.
This option only appears if the currently selected POINT in ROUTE
mode has a speed entered.
Type In
- Type in the value using the numeric keypad, or
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