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To measure long time waveforms:
1.
Press
or
2.
Use the arrow keys on the left to highlight Long Time Waveform >
Press
.
3.
Use the arrow keys to select a parameter set or press
a new set.
4.
Set the parameters as required > Press
5.
Use the navigation keys to select a location to save your data to.
NOTE: Each input channel must either be saved to a unique
location, or not saved.
6.
Press
to start measuring.
NOTE: During measuring, the number at the top of your screen
indicates how many recordings have been taken. Spectrum and
waveform measurements are displayed simultaneously by default.
NOTE: When measuring is complete, your screen will display a
waveform block (or spectrum if you selected this option). It will also
show a trend in the overall power of the last recording.
7.
To view the power in another recording, use the arrows on the right
to move the cursor.
8.
If you used a speed sensor, the top chart can also display the trend
in machine speed — Press
and RPM.
NOTE: When measuring is finished, the selected measurement
location will contain several individual recordings.
NOTE: When the waveforms are later transferred to the software
and displayed as spectra, the equivalent Fmax value will be used
on the chart. The actual sampling rate is 2.56 times higher than
this Fmax value.
Section 4 — Measurement Types and their Uses
Measure.
.
to toggle between overall power
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to create
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