Benstone Fieldpaq II Manual de usuario

FieldpaqⅡ

ⅡⅡ

Ⅱ

Dynamic

Signal

Analyzer

User

Manual

Edition: December, 2013

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WELCOME

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1.1

YSTEM

ONTENTS

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1.2

UALITY

ONTROL

ALIBRATION

............................................................................

1.3

SING

HIS

ANUAL

.....................................................................................................

1.4

ELP

................................................................................................................................

INTRODUCTION

....................................................................................................................

2.1

AYOUT OF THE

FIELDPAQ

Ⅱ

ⅡⅡ

Ⅱ

.......................................................................................

2.2

MAIN KEYPAD

................................................................................................................

2.3

FUNCTION KEYPAD

.......................................................................................................

2.4

ONNECTORS

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2.5

URNING

.................................................................................................................

2.6

HARGING THE BATTERY

..........................................................................................

2.7

PECIFICATION

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UTILITY

PROGRAM.........................................................................................................

3.1

YSTEM

ENU

............................................................................................................

3.2

PTION

ENU

..............................................................................................................

3.3

ROGRAM

IST

...........................................................................................................

FFT

PROGRAM

...................................................................................................................

4.1

FFT

PROGRAM

.....................................................................................................

4.2

AVIGATING THE DISPLAYS

.......................................................................................

4.3

OFT KEY MENU

ILE

...............................................................................................

4.4

OFT KEY MENU

ETUP

...........................................................................................

4.5

ODE MENU

..............................................................................................................

4.6

EASUREMENT

ENU

..............................................................................................

4.7

CHANNEL MENU :

ETTING UP THE PARAMETERS OF INPUT CHANNELS

..........

4.8

NGINEERING

NIT

ENU

ETTING UP THE

NGINEERING

NITS

....................

4.9

NVELOPE SETUP

....................................................................................................

4.10

OFT

ENU

ISPLAY

.......................................................................................

4.11

RACE

ETUP

.............................................................................................................

4.12

ELECTING A FUNCTION FROM

RACE

ETUP MENU

...........................................

4.13

ELECTING THE TYPE OF

AXIS FROM

RACE

ETUP MENU

.............................

4.14

ETTING UP DATA TRACES DISPLAYED IN THE DATA WINDOW

...........................

4.15

OFT KEY MENU

OOLS

.........................................................................................

4.16

TATUS

................................................................................................................ 51

4.17

ATERFALL

EASUREMENT

..................................................................................... 52

4.18 STEP CONTROL OF WATERFALL MEASUREMENTS .............................................. 52

4.19

AVIGATING THE

ISPLAY OF

ATERFALL

LOT

.............................

4.20

NVELOPE

CANNING

.............................................................................................

4.21

OOLS

...........................................................................................................................

BALANCER

PROGRAM

.......................................................................................................

5.1

ALANCER PROGRAM

.......................................................................................

5.2

AIN

ISPLAY

.............................................................................................................

5.3

XIT

...............................................................................................................................

5.4

REFERENCE

............................................................................................................... 61

5.5 TOOLS .......................................................................................................................... 61

5.6 BALANCING ................................................................................................................. 61

5.7

INGLE

LANE

.............................................................................................................

5.8

UAL

LANE

................................................................................................................

5.9

VERHUNG

..................................................................................................................

5.10

ALANCERS

–

INGLE

LANE

................................................................................

5.11

ALANCERS

–

UAL

LANE

................................................................................... 70

5.12 CONTINUE A SAVED JOB .......................................................................................... 72

5.13 REDO A SAVED JOB ................................................................................................... 73

5.14 BALANCERS Mass ...................................................................................................... 77

1 Welcome

ease

Rea

Bef

cee

ding

THE BATTERY IS NOT CHARGED WHEN YOU TAKE IT OUT OF THE BOX.

DO NOT REMOVE THE BATTERY PACK WHEN THE DEVICE IS CHARGING.

YOUR WARRANTY IS INVALIDATED IF YOU OPEN OR TAMPER WITH THE

DEVICE’S OUTER CASING.

Congratulations on your purchase of the Fieldpaq

Ⅱ

Dynamic Signal Analyzer. This

instrument is built with pride and has features that you will find useful in your

measurements. This manual will provide you with all the information you require to

get the greatest benefit from your measurement system.

Engineers, technicians and maintenance personnel will find that the Fieldpaq

Ⅱ

intuitive, has an easy-to-use keypad and touch screen, and is invaluable for

advance sound and vibration measurements.

The Benstone Instruments Dynamic Signal Analyzer is very flexible. Your system

may have come with only one software feature, but the Fieldpaq

Ⅱ

is designed for

easy upgrade of software features as needed by the user.

1.1 System Contents

Your system includes this manual, the analyzer, battery charger, Lithium-ion

battery, a SD card, USB cable, a hard carrying case, an utility program CD and

other optional accessories (if any).

lib

rat

ion

Your system has been calibrated to the highest standards. The Fieldpaq

Ⅱ

has

gone through a series of testing including a 72 hours burn-in period, and has

passed CE Certification and is rated at IP 65 for splash and harsh environments.

ing Thi

In this manual you will find information for using the various features of the

Fieldpaq

Ⅱ

. Once you become familiar with the system, you will only need to

refer occasionally to this manual for specifications or to certain aspects of

operation.

4 He

Benstone Instruments wants to help you get the most from your system. If there

is anything else we can do, please feel free to call or Email us.

Telephone : 651-257-6500

Fax : 651-357-4004

ervice

Calibra

ion

suppor

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you

can

visi

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t :

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The website is the first place to look for product updates, application notes, or

technical tips.

2 Introduction

This chapter gives a general introduction to the Fieldpaq

Ⅱ

. It provides an overview

of the layout, keypad, connectors and other hard ware features. Detail of the

individual operation of each function will be described in later chapters

FieldpaqⅡ

ⅡⅡ

Ⅱ

orage

card

and

connec

Connec

ors

Color

TFT t

ouch

screen

old-able

and

Main

keypad

unc

ion

keypad

Logo

and

power

indica

ery

compar

men

t &

cover

Shou

key

Naviga

ion

keys

–

Use

hese

keys

move

ocus or

cursor

ollowing

occasions

Move

cursor

righ

Move

ocus

lis

ions

elec

ive

window

Cancel

–

Use

his

key

ollowing

opera

ions

¢ Escape or abort from a menu

¢ Backspace when entering a string

key

–

Use

his

key

ollowing

opera

ions

con

irm

selec

ion

Call

t t

race

t/St

key

–

Use

his

key

a measuremen

key

–

use

his

key

urn

ins

rumen

on or

ff.

lus

key

–

oom

user

ine

Minus

key

–

oom

user

ine

key

–

Change

ype

cursor

user

ine

ion

key

There are 4 function keys underneath the LCD screen. The function of each

key is defined by the corresponding menu at the bottom of the LCD screen.

Note : Most of the functions can be accessed by both the keypad and by

clicking on the touch screen with your fingers. You may find that the keypad is

easier, or prefer using the touch screen display. Either way, you can choose

the method that best fits your needs.

4 C

onn

ect

f t

Fieldpaq

Ⅱ

series

connec

ors

provide

ace

accep

ernal

signals

(usually

rom

your

sensors)

power

supply

communica

ions

ernal

devices

compu

power

supply

AUX

Tacho

input,

TTL

output

and

RS-232C

interface

234

Triaxial

input

connector,

connecting

channel

2,3

and

Channel 1

Channel 2

(BNC

input

connectors)

ning On

ress

and

hold

key

urn

your Fieldpaq

Ⅱ

. It t

akes

several

seconds

load

opera

ional

sys

and

hen

ins

rumen

will

show

you

main

display

ollows

Your display will show the icons of programs installed. You may only have

one program, or may have several programs depending on what was

purchased. At the lower right corner, you can see the clock and the battery

power gage.

To run a program, move the focus to the program icon with navigation keys,

and press OK key to run it. You can also run a program by double tapping the

icon with your finger.

Double

icon

run

a program

6 C

ging

attery

The Fieldpaq

Ⅱ

is designed to run continuously up to 6 hours with a fully

charged battery. When you turn on your

Fieldpaq

Ⅱ

, you can see the condition

of the battery power gage at the lower right corner of the screen.

To charge your Fieldpaq

Ⅱ

, plug the connector of power supply to the DC

connector of Fieldpaq

Ⅱ

. The power supply unit accepts 100 ~ 200 V AC

power. During the charging process, if you turn on the instrument, you’ll see

that the battery power gage scrolling in red color. It is normal that the casing

of the instrument gets a little bit warm during charging.

100

200

You can also charge the battery or a backup battery via an optional charging

station. You can extend the operational hour in the field by replacing the

battery with a backup one.

ional

charging

ion

and

backup

ery

ndl

attery

acks

caref

ull

This product contains a Li-ion battery. There is a risk of fire and burns if the battery

pack is handled improperly. Do not attempt to open or service the battery pack. Do

not disassemble, crush, puncture, short external contacts or circuits, dispose of in

fire or water, or expose a battery pack to temperatures higher than 60˚C (140˚F).

Power

Supply

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