Multiple Measurements - FAG Detector III User Manual

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The following data is displayed:
Symbol
Description
position
The v alue of the highest peak is display ed in the current w indow .
Top left
Top center
This show s the zoom factor, w hich can be changed by pressing the Enter button
(zoom in) and Esc button
1x – 2x – 4x – 8x . With a zoom factor of 8x it is possible to read the frequency v alue
for each peak. When pressing the Esc button
factor 0.1x ), the Detector leav es the FFT display and returns to the time signal display .
Top right
When the
in a w indow are scaled in a w ay to fit the largest peak in the display . If the sy mbol is
From the
not show n, the scaling remains the same for all screens and zoom factors. Press the
middle
function button
zoom factor is set back to 0.1x .
This character show s w hich FFT is display ed:
Top right
a: acceleration
v : v elocity
d: demodulation
Below the FFT
Here y ou can see the frequency range of the w indow , w hich is currently being
display ed. Press the cursor key
w ork w hen the zoom factor is 0.1x , because the w hole frequency range is already
show n.
FFTs are only displayed on the Detector to give a first quality
assessment of measured data. The detailed analysis is performed
with the Trendline software.

6.7.4 Multiple measurements

You can measure the same measuring point multiple times using the Detector.
For this select a measurement which you have already measured and measure
again like described before. After the measurement, press the Enter button
save the data. Then the following menu appears:
(zoom out). The zoom factor can be set to 0.1x – 0.4x –
sy mbol is display ed, the auto-scaling mode is enabled. If so, the peaks
to enable/disable auto-scaling. When sw itching off auto-scaling, the
and
in the FFT ov erv iew w indow (zoom
to scroll left or right resp. This does not
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