Spotsee ShockLog Series Manual de usuario

USER MANUAL

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................ 7

Product Overview ........................................................................................................................................7

ShockLog 298 ..............................................................................................................................................8

ShockLog 248 ..............................................................................................................................................9

OVERVIEW OF ACCESSORIES/OPTIONS ............................................................................ 10

ShockLog Accessory Kit ...........................................................................................................................10

ShockLog Cellular Communication Module .........................................................................................10

ShockLog Satellite Communication Module ........................................................................................10

ShockLog H/T Sensor ................................................................................................................................ 11

HPT (Humidity Pressure Temperature) Sensor.................................................................................... 11

ShockLog 298 Tilt and Roll....................................................................................................................... 11

ShockLog 298 GPS .................................................................................................................................... 11

ShockLog 298 RF ....................................................................................................................................... 11

GETTING STARTED .................................................................................................................. 12

Identifying Software Versions .................................................................................................................12

Identifying HARDware Versions.............................................................................................................. 12

ShockLog Software Installation ..............................................................................................................13

Automatic Check for Updates.................................................................................................................. 17

Language Support ...................................................................................................................................... 17

Batteries ........................................................................................................................................................ 17

Installing the Batteries...............................................................................................................................18

ShockLog Mounting Recommendations ...............................................................................................19

OPENING THE SOFTWARE & INITIAL LAYOUT SETUP ..................................................... 21

CREATING A SETUP FILE........................................................................................................ 23

Select Model or File....................................................................................................................................23

Setup Window..............................................................................................................................................23

Firmware Options....................................................................................................................................... 24

Standard Options..................................................................................................................................................... 24

Factory Options ....................................................................................................................................................... 24

Peripherals................................................................................................................................................................. 25

RD401.......................................................................................................................................................................... 25

iButton Password..................................................................................................................................................... 25

Settings......................................................................................................................................................... 26

Protocol ...................................................................................................................................................................... 26

Setup Name ............................................................................................................................................................... 26

Mission Comment..................................................................................................................................................... 26

Start Date................................................................................................................................................................... 27

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Slots ................................................................................................................................................................27

Slot Contents............................................................................................................................................................. 27

Slot Interval ............................................................................................................................................................... 28

Summary Interval..................................................................................................................................................... 28

Journey Duration Option for Slot & Summary Intervals ............................................................................... 28

Events ............................................................................................................................................................ 29

Record......................................................................................................................................................................... 29

Length......................................................................................................................................................................... 29

Max Time .................................................................................................................................................................... 30

Ordered Data ............................................................................................................................................................ 30

Thresholds ................................................................................................................................................................. 30

Understanding Threshold Levels .........................................................................................................................31

Slot Alarms....................................................................................................................................................33

gRMS (Vibration) ..................................................................................................................................................... 33

Environment .............................................................................................................................................................. 33

T&R Alarms .................................................................................................................................................. 34

Finish ............................................................................................................................................................. 34

Saving Setup File.........................................................................................................................................35

Sending Setup to ShockLog.....................................................................................................................35

START MONITORING ...............................................................................................................36

Understanding the Status LEDs ............................................................................................................. 36

Stopping the ShockLog Satellite......................................................................................................................... 37

DOWNLOADING THE SHOCKLOG.........................................................................................38

USB Communication...................................................................................................................................38

RF Communications .................................................................................................................................. 39

Radio Dockable Window ....................................................................................................................................... 39

OVERVIEW OF SOFTWARE SCREENS................................................................................. 41

File Viewer Window....................................................................................................................................41

Report ............................................................................................................................................................41

Explorer Window.........................................................................................................................................41

Record Table.................................................................................................................................................41

Event Table .................................................................................................................................................. 42

Communications Window........................................................................................................................ 43

View Setup Record ................................................................................................................................... 43

Slot Breaks Grid.......................................................................................................................................... 44

ANALYZING THE SHOCKLOG DATA .....................................................................................45

Report .......................................................................................................................................................... 45

Data File Summary ................................................................................................................................................. 45

Summary of Events ................................................................................................................................................ 46

Report Time Period Selector .............................................................................................................................. 46

Slot Graph ................................................................................................................................................................. 47

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Slot Graph Selection ............................................................................................................................................... 48

Event Data Graphs................................................................................................................................................... 49

Event Summary Graph............................................................................................................................................ 49

Detailed Event Curve .............................................................................................................................................. 50

Drag ‘n’ Zoom ........................................................................................................................................................... 50

Settings.......................................................................................................................................................... 51

Slots ...............................................................................................................................................................52

Select Slots................................................................................................................................................................ 54

Tilt & Roll .................................................................................................................................................................... 55

Drag ‘n’ Zoom ........................................................................................................................................................... 55

Zoom All ..................................................................................................................................................................... 55

Show Events .............................................................................................................................................................. 55

Export ......................................................................................................................................................................... 56

Slot Alarms ...................................................................................................................................................57

Summaries.....................................................................................................................................................57

Column Data.............................................................................................................................................................. 58

Sorting Summary Data ........................................................................................................................................... 59

Show Events .............................................................................................................................................................. 59

Show Slots ................................................................................................................................................................. 59

Export ......................................................................................................................................................................... 60

Events ............................................................................................................................................................61

Text Data .....................................................................................................................................................................61

Drag ‘n’ Zoom ........................................................................................................................................................... 62

Frequency Calculations.......................................................................................................................................... 63

Zoom All ..................................................................................................................................................................... 64

Show Slots ................................................................................................................................................................. 64

Show Data .................................................................................................................................................................. 64

Export ......................................................................................................................................................................... 65

Graph Scaling............................................................................................................................................................ 66

Filters .......................................................................................................................................................................... 67

Report and Post Processing Options.................................................................................................... 68

FFT/PSD .................................................................................................................................................................... 68

SRS Analysis.............................................................................................................................................................. 70

Delta V Analysis (Δ V) ............................................................................................................................................. 72

EXERCISE: DESK TOP TEST ................................................................................................... 74

Connecting the ShockLog to a PC..........................................................................................................74

Communications Window.........................................................................................................................74

Send Default Setup.....................................................................................................................................74

Drop Test .......................................................................................................................................................75

Download the Data .....................................................................................................................................76

View File ........................................................................................................................................................76

IBUTTON COMMUNICATIONS................................................................................................ 77

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Read................................................................................................................................................................77

Passwords .....................................................................................................................................................78

iButton Passwords ......................................................................................................................................78

ShockLog Passwords .................................................................................................................................79

Program .........................................................................................................................................................79

Setup Passwords ........................................................................................................................................ 80

SECURITY LOG ......................................................................................................................... 81

MULTIPLE FILE EXPORT ......................................................................................................... 82

DATABASE MANIPULATION................................................................................................... 82

Explorer Window.........................................................................................................................................82

Records Table...............................................................................................................................................83

Column Data.............................................................................................................................................................. 83

File Sorting ................................................................................................................................................................ 84

Hyperlink to Additional Information................................................................................................................... 84

Event Table .................................................................................................................................................. 84

Column Data.............................................................................................................................................................. 84

File Sorting ................................................................................................................................................................ 85

Hyperlink to Additional Information................................................................................................................... 85

MENU OPTIONS........................................................................................................................ 87

File Menu .......................................................................................................................................................87

New .............................................................................................................................................................................. 87

Open............................................................................................................................................................................ 87

Import ......................................................................................................................................................................... 87

Export ......................................................................................................................................................................... 88

Delete .......................................................................................................................................................................... 89

Print .............................................................................................................................................................................90

Tools Menu ................................................................................................................................................... 90

Graph / Unit Options ..............................................................................................................................................90

Data Paths...................................................................................................................................................................91

Communication Port ................................................................................................................................................91

Compact and Repair Database ............................................................................................................................ 92

Export Current Record as a Database................................................................................................................ 92

Restore Default Settings........................................................................................................................................ 92

Save Current Settings ............................................................................................................................................ 92

Restore Saved Settings .......................................................................................................................................... 92

Unit Radio Setup ...................................................................................................................................................... 92

Read Last GPS Data ................................................................................................................................................ 93

Create Edit User Setup List ................................................................................................................................... 93

View Menu.....................................................................................................................................................93

Windows Menu.............................................................................................................................................93

Help Menu .................................................................................................................................................... 94

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IMPORT OF LEGACY DATA FILES .........................................................................................95

APPENDIX .................................................................................................................................96

APPENDIX A - SHOCKLOG SATELLITE.................................................................................97

APPENDIX B - SHOCKLOG CELLULAR................................................................................ 102

APPENDIX C - SPOTSEE PLATFORM ...................................................................................106

USER MANUAL

Welcome to the ShockLog®product family. The manual has been

designed to provide useful information to all levels of users from new

users to those expert users of the legacy ShockLog products.

The ShockLog User Manual has been written to address the full range

of ShockLog products. While many of the pictures will include

references to the ShockLog 298, they are equally applicable to the

ShockLog 248. Please note that some features are only available on

the ShockLog 298.

INTRODUCTION

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

ShockLog recorders are small battery-powered data loggers with three built-in piezoelectric accelerometers and an

internal temperature sensor. The design is optimized for the measurement of shock and vibration for investigative

and protective purposes of goods in transit and storage throughout the supply chain.

The ShockLog is suitable for applications where the cost of exposure to out of tolerance impact/environmental

conditions is high. It is suitable for monitoring fixed or mobile installations and investigating conditions during

transport, storage or operation.

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SHOCKLOG 298

The ShockLog 298 combines advanced tri-axial piezoelectric accelerometer technology, the latest electronic

technology, software and optional connectivity modules into a world class shock and vibration recorder.

The ShockLog 298 monitors shock and vibration based on acceleration or velocity measurements.

The wake up, warning and alarm levels, frequency of data collection, setting of the acceleration or velocity range and

cut-off frequency of the filter are programmed by the user. When a user defined impact level is exceeded, a visual

alarm will alert the user and store the data for future analysis.

*Use of lithium batteries is recommended as they provide longer battery life and a wider operating temperature range

FEATURES

• Complete journey profiling • Date & time stamping of events / alarms

• Acceleration or velocity measurements • Data stored in non-volatile memory

• Programmable warning and alarm thresholds • Up to 18 month battery life

• Detailed record of up to 870 impact events • AA size lithium or alkaline battery power

• Built-in internal temperature sensor • Completely self-contained (battery operated)

• Programmable frequency cut-off filters • Tamper-proof factory and user passwords

• Operation, warning and alarm LED indicators • USB & iButton interfaces

OPTIONS

• External temperature / humidity sensor • External temperature/humidity/pressure sensor

• Cellular communication module • Tilt & roll sensor

• Satellite communication module • Zigbee RF communication module

• GPS recording module

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SHOCKLOG 248

The ShockLog 248 combines advanced tri-axial piezoelectric accelerometer technology, the latest electronic

technology and software into an advanced shock and vibration recorder.

The ShockLog 248 monitors shock based on acceleration measurements. The software allows the wake up, alarm

levels and frequency of data collection to be programmed by the user. When a user defined impact level is exceeded,

a visual alarm (LED) will alert the user and store the data for future analysis.

FEATURES

• Complete journey profiling • Completely self-contained (battery operated)

• Acceleration measurements • Up to 12-month battery life

• Built-in internal temperature sensor • AA size lithium or alkaline battery power

• Programmable alarm thresholds • Tamper-proof factory and user passwords

• Date & time stamping of events / alarms • USB & iButton interfaces

• Detailed record 1st & 14 most significant events • Operation and alarm LED indicators

• 100G / 250Hz, 30G / 90 Hz or 10G / 40 Hz models

OPTIONS

• External temperature / humidity sensor

*Use of lithium batteries is recommended as they provide longer battery life and a wider operating temperature range

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A benefit of the ShockLog product line is the availability of accessories

that enable additional information to be gathered.

SHOCKLOG ACCESSORY KIT

First time users of a ShockLog recorder are required to purchase an accessory kit in order to receive all of the

necessary communication cables and software licenses needed to operate the ShockLog.

The ShockLog accessory kit contains the following items:

1 – ShockLog Software (USB drive containing software and user manual)

1 - Quick Start Manual

1 - USB Communication Cable

2 – AA Lithium Batteries

1 - iButton Set (START, STOP, DOWNLOAD, SETUP and CLOCK)

1 - iButton USB Connection BUS and Cable

Each ShockLog unit is shipped with batteries, mounting kit and a companion label.

In the unlikely event that any of the above items are missing when the kit is received, please immediately inform your

SpotSee Regional Manager or local distributor to arrange for a replacement.

SHOCKLOG CELLULAR COMMUNICATION MODULE

The ShockLog Cellular Communication Module delivers real-time notifications of unacceptable handling in the supply

chain. Alarm and location summary are transmitted via the global cellular network to the SpotSee Cloud where the

information is accessible from anywhere in the world.

OVERVIEW OF ACCESSORIES/OPTIONS

SHOCKLOG SATELLITE COMMUNICATION MODULE

The ShockLog Satellite Communication Module delivers real-time notifications of unacceptable handling in the

supply chain. Alarm and GPS location summary information is transmitted via the GlobalStar satellite network to the

SpotSee Cloud where the information is accessible from anywhere in the world.

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