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5.2.5  BAT (low power) LED

 

 

The red 

BAT

 LED indicates remaining battery life is short and the batteries should be replaced 

soon.  (See section 4 for battery installation instructions).  If the battery voltage becomes too low, the 
unit will shut off and will not operate.  The internal power supply is well regulated and 1g 
acceleration will be maintained even though the battery voltage fluctuates.   
 
Battery life is dependent on the type of batteries used, weight of the load and if the shaker is being 
operated in the Peak or RMS mode.  Table 3 shows approximate battery life expectancy under 
various payloads and is based on operating the shaker in RMS mode. Operation in Peak mode will 
result in longer run times.

 

 

Table 3:  Battery life expectancy in continuous mode 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

5.2.6  OOR LED  
 

The control time is the required for the unit to achieve the controlled vibration level.  The red 

OOR

 

LED will be illuminated during the control time cycle.  Once the LED goes out, the unit is ready for 
operation. This is normally less than 3 seconds. 

 

5.2.7  Orientation during operation 
 

The ReferenceMate maybe may be held in any position during operation without worry of causing 
an error in the reading. If the control circuitry is unable to maintain 1g test level, the red 

OOR

 LED 

will illuminate. Low battery power or a total load exceeding 250 grams can also cause this condition. 
When considering the total payload on the shaker, attention must also be given to weights of the 
sensor, mounting method (stud or adaptor) and the cable and connector.

 

 
 
 

 

 

Alkaline 

Energizer EN91 

1500-1800 mAh 

NiMH rechargeable 

Energizer 

NH15-2300 

2300 mAh 

Lithium 

Energizer L91 

3000 mAh 

 

Payload 

(grams) 

Hours 

90 sec 

cycles 

Hours 

90 sec 

cycles 

Hours 

90 sec 

cycles 

61.4 Hz 

16 

12 

480 

13 

501 

18 

720 

90 

20 

800 

49 

767 

36 

1440 

254 

32 

1280 

29 

1160 

42 

1680 

100.0 Hz 

16 

32 

1280 

29 

1175 

45 

1800 

90 

31 

1250 

24 

968 

45 

1800 

254 

320 

10 

400 

15 

600 

159.2 Hz 

16 

32 

1280 

29 

1143 

43 

1720 

90 

24 

960 

21 

836 

40 

1600 

254 

240 

305 

12 

480 

Summary of Contents for REF2500

Page 1: ...rive Frederick MD 21701 USA Amphenol Maryland Inc d b a Wilcoxon Sensing Technologies 97029 Rev C 1 09 18 Tel 1 301 330 8811 Tel 1 800 WILCOXON Fax 1 301 330 8873 www wilcoxon com ReferenceMate portab...

Page 2: ...uld be consulted and read carefully CAUTION This symbol is used when caution is needed to prevent damage to equipment It is used where careful attention to certain procedures described in the instruct...

Page 3: ...ower ON OFF 9 5 2 3 Frequency selection 10 5 2 4 RMS PEAK 10 5 2 5 BAT low power LED 11 5 2 6 OOR LED 11 5 2 7Orientation during operation 11 6 0 Testing triaxial transducers 12 6 1 Universal AC adapt...

Page 4: ...z for imperial measurements where 1 g is equal to 1 inch per second ips ideal for use with velocity sensors 100 0 Hz to confirm accelerometer performance at the same reference frequency used by most m...

Page 5: ...Remove the battery holder and insert four AA batteries into the holder being careful to observe correct polarity see figure 1B After the batteries are installed insert the holder into the battery cup...

Page 6: ...and any mounting accessory is mounted to the ReferenceMate head connect all cables from the UUT to the readout equipment You are now ready to test your device 3 Press the ON OFF button to initiate the...

Page 7: ...n the ReferenceMate off before the end of its autoshutdown cycle Press the ON OFF button Figure 2 control panel of the ReferenceMate 5 2 Operational details Peak RMS mode indicators Indicate peak or R...

Page 8: ...n RMS The equivalent peak to peak displacement values in mils are shown in Table 1a for reference For those using the metric system Table 1b shows the equivalent values All the values below are repres...

Page 9: ...712 sensors 24 20 2 7 2 3 13249 02 1 4 28 to 10 32 adaptor plate 24 18 2 7 2 0 13267 01 90 adaptor plate 993 series sensors 24 24 2 7 2 7 SF6M 1 1 4 28 to M6 adaptor stud 24 30 2 7 3 4 SF6M 1 4 28 to...

Page 10: ...l units US One g at 61 4 Hz is equal to 1 in sec ips velocity 100 Hz is the preferred frequency for checking accelerometer performance against calibration data 100 Hz is the most common reference freq...

Page 11: ...ed OOR LED will be illuminated during the control time cycle Once the LED goes out the unit is ready for operation This is normally less than 3 seconds 5 2 7 Orientation during operation The Reference...

Page 12: ...eration of the ReferenceMate2500 is required part number REF003 is available This AC adaptor comes with several universal plug adaptors and will operate from 50 60 Hz 110 220 VAC To power the shaker w...

Page 13: ...the test point voltage should be done only in an ESD safe environment Figure 5 Test points 7 1 Background information The REF2500 contains an internal sine wave generator with a reference acceleromet...

Page 14: ...f high levels of distortion an incorrect output level or out of tolerance frequency is observed the REF2500 should be returned to the factory for service There are no user serviceable parts in the uni...

Page 15: ...ack cover must be securely installed on the unit Do not expose the unit to dust or moisture without both of these protective mechanisms in place 8 0 Storage If the unit is going to be out of service f...

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