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Dynamic signal analyzers for vibration analysis and monitoring
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IOtech 640 and 650
Dynamic Signal Analyzers for
Vibration Analysis and Monitoring
IOtech 640
650
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1142-0901
2.2
rev
*372538C-01*
372538C-01
USER'S MANUAL
Covers Models:
640e, 640u
650e, 650u
Requires one of the following
Operating Systems:
Windows 2000 SP4
Windows XP
Windows Vista
25971 Cannon Road
Cleveland, OH 44146-1833
(440) 439-4091
Fax: (440) 439-4093
sales@iotech.com
productsupport@iotech.com
www.iotech.com
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  • Page 1 USER’S MANUAL IOtech 640 and 650 Dynamic Signal Analyzers for Vibration Analysis and Monitoring Covers Models: 640e, 640u 650e, 650u Requires one of the following Operating Systems: Windows 2000 SP4 Windows XP Windows Vista IOtech IOtech 640 & 25971 Cannon Road...
  • Page 2 IOtech 25971 Cannon Road Cleveland, OH 44146-1833 Phone: (440) 439-4091 Fax: (440) 439-4093 E-mail: sales@iotech.com E-mail: productsupport@iotech.com Internet: www.iotech.com...
  • Page 3 IOtech, Inc. cannot be held liable for any damages resulting from the use or misuse of this product. Copyright, Trademark, and Licensing Notice All IOtech documentation, software, and hardware are copyright with all rights reserved. No part of this product may be copied, reproduced or transmitted by any mechanical, photographic, electronic, or other method without IOtech’s prior written consent.
  • Page 4 Programs group, which can be accessed from the Windows Desktop. Initial navigation is as follows: Start [on Desktop]  Programs  IOtech 600 Software You can also access the PDF documents directly from the data acquisition CD by using the <View PDFs> button located on the opening screen.
  • Page 5 Unless you have hardcopy equivalents, you should refer to the PDF version documents for details regarding both hardware and software. The IOtech 640 & 650 Series User’s Manual consists of the following chapters. The chapters contain references to other documents as applicable.
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  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    Safety Conditions ……8-2 Emissions/Immunity Conditions …… 8-3 Using Shielded BNC Connectors for CE Compliance …… 8-3 CE Rules of Thumb for 640 and 650 Series Devices …… 8-3 Noise Considerations …… 8-4 IOtech 640 & 650 Series User’s Manual 878893...
  • Page 8 …… 10-2 eZ-TOMAS & eZ-TOMAS Remote …… 10-3 eZ-Balance …… 10-4 eZ-NDT …… 10-5 Chapter 11.a Specifications, IOtech 640 & 650 Series 11.b Specifications, Data Plots Appendices Appendix A – Using the Daq Configuration Applet Appendix B – TCP/IP and Resource Tests Appendix C –...
  • Page 9 3. Click the <ENTER SETUP> button. Note: If you are downloading software from our website, follow instructions provided there. 4. From the hardware selection screen [which follows a licensing agreement], select the 640, 650 product-line from the drop-down list and follow the on-screen instructions.
  • Page 10 Prior to making signal connections review the Specifications chapter of your user’s manual to ensure that your intended signal inputs do not exceed the specified limits. The manual is included in PDF format on your CD. *324539B-01* 324539B-01 IOtech, 25971 Cannon Road, Cleveland, OH 44146-1833 Ph: (440) 439-4091 Fax: (440) 439-4093 productsupport@iotech.com Internet: www.iotech.com...
  • Page 11 If there is insufficient power the LED will go off. Active LED: This LED is on whenever active communication is taking place between the 640 [or 650] and the host PC. Note that the Active LED will be on solid during a data acquisition.
  • Page 12 8 digital I/O lines via rear panel DB9 connector, as discussed in Chapter 3 of the user’s manual. Reference Notes: Adobe Acrobat PDF versions of documents pertaining to IOtech 640u and 650u are automatically installed onto your PC’s hard-drive as a part of product support at the time of software installation.

  • Page 13: Chapter 1 - What Are Iotech 640 & 650 Series Devices

    Since the software [in the host PC] determines which capabilities will be used, it is easy to upgrade the system and add more capabilities over time. There are currently 4 models in the 640 and 650 product line. These are 640e, 640u, 650e, and 650u, where “e”...
  • Page 14 PC, and as a result the waveform length is limited by the amount of built-in data storage. In regard to 640/650 units, the only limitation is the amount of available hard disk memory on the host PC, or that which can be accessed by a PC on a network.

  • Page 15: Chapter 2 - Block Diagram And General Comments

    Block Diagram and General Comments IOtech 640/650 Series Block Diagram IOtech 640/650 Series Block Diagram 948491...
  • Page 16 USB Connection (640u and 650u models only) IOtech 640u and 650u units transfer the acquired data to the PC via a USB2.0 connection. When a computer has a board with USB 2.0 ports, an “Enhanced” USB controller can be found in the Device Manager.
  • Page 17 Digital I/O To make use of the Digital I/O feature the 640 or 650 must be operating with eZ-TOMAS or eZ-NDT. The 8-bits of digital I/O are provided via a rear panel DB9 connector. Each bit is programmable as input or output.
  • Page 18 Block Diagram IOtech 640/650 Series 948491...

  • Page 19: Chapter 3 - Connectors, Indicators, And Cables

    Electrically isolating the transducer from the test device minimizes noise. OUTPUT (640 units only): The 640 units include a programmable voltage source that can be set in discrete amplitudes (see specifications). The output waveform parameters are controlled by software and can be sine, swept-sine, random, burst, or arbitrary.

  • Page 20: Rear Pannel Connectors

    If there is insufficient power the LED will go off. Active LED: This LED is on whenever active communication is taking place between the 640 or 650 and the host PC. Note that the Active LED will be on solid during a data acquisition.

  • Page 21: Unit Underside

    Note: If your network administrator asks you for a MAC number or MAC Address, provide the hexadecimal number that is located at the bottom of the label. 640 & 650 Series Connectors, Indicators, and Cables 878893...

  • Page 22: Accessories

    CA-242 or CA-242-7 Ethernet Patch Cable CA-242 is a 1.5 foot cable that can be used to connect an IOtech 640e or 650e to an Ethernet port on a PC or network. CA-242-7 is a 7-foot cable that can be used for the same purpose.

  • Page 23: System Requirements

    Windows 2000 SP4 and Windows XP users: PC with Intel ™ Pentium, 1 GHz or equivalent; 512 MB memory; 10 GB disk space Windows Vista users: PC must be Windows Vista Premium Ready 640 & 650 Series Configuring Ethernet Models 640e & 650e 947291...

  • Page 24: Software Installation

    640e or 650e from the drop-down list and follow the on-screen instructions. Reference Notes: Adobe Acrobat PDF versions of documents pertaining to IOtech 640 and 650 are automatically installed onto your PC’s hard-drive as a part of product support at the time of software installation.

  • Page 25: Ethernet Connection And System Power-Up

    640e or 650e, Rear Panel IOtech 640e and 650e connect directly to an Ethernet port on a PC or network hub, via the unit’s built-in 10/100BaseT Ethernet interface. An Ethernet patch cable CA-242 (1.5 foot) or CA-242-7 (7 foot) cable is used to make the connection.
  • Page 26 Dedicated Network - with a direct cable connection from the PC to the device In this scenario a 640e or 650e is connected directly to an Ethernet port on a host computer. Dedicated Network using a Direct Cable Connection Configuring Ethernet Models 640e & 650e 640 & 650 Series 947291...
  • Page 27 Because of this we recommend adding a network card to the computer and using one of the two dedicated network configurations.  Contact your network administrator before connecting a 640e or a 650e to a corporate network. 640 & 650 Series Configuring Ethernet Models 640e & 650e 947291...
  • Page 28 25 seconds the Active LED will begin blinking. After 10 rapid blinks the Active LED will go out. The unit is now ready to be accessed over the network. Configuring Ethernet Models 640e & 650e 640 & 650 Series 947291...
  • Page 29 2. Double-click the “Network and Dial-up Connections” icon. 3. Double-click the “Network Connection” icon for the network that the 640e or 650e is connected to. Local Area Connection Status 640 & 650 Series Configuring Ethernet Models 640e & 650e 947291...
  • Page 30 The “Local Area Connection Properties” box will appear (following figure). Local Area Connection Properties Double-click the “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)” component (previous figure). The “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties” box will appear (following figure). Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties Configuring Ethernet Models 640e & 650e 640 & 650 Series 947291...
  • Page 31 Make sure that each computer on the dedicated network has a unique IP address. Set the Subnet mask to 255.0.0.0. Note that the remaining fields can be left unchanged. 640 & 650 Series Configuring Ethernet Models 640e & 650e 947291...
  • Page 32 Start Menu Programs IOtech Application Software ; for example: IOtech eZ-Analyst Software, IOtech eZ-TOMAS Software, etc. DaqIPConfig 2. Open the DaqIPConfig Applet. Click on the DaqIPConfig selection to open the applet. 3. Select the Device Type that is to have the address change.
  • Page 33 Select the 640e or 650e from the list of devices, as applicable. Click the <OK> button. The “Properties” box will appear for the selected device. Using Daq Configuration Device Inventory & Select Device Type to Add a Device 640 & 650 Series Configuring Ethernet Models 640e & 650e 4-11...
  • Page 34 Also, find out from the administrator if the IP Address will be changing. If so, see if you can obtain a permanent IP Address dedicated specifically to your device. 4-12 Configuring Ethernet Models 640e & 650e 640 & 650 Series 947291...
  • Page 35 This completes the procedure for connecting an IOtech 640e or 650e to the Ethernet. At this point you should refer to the following section regarding signal lines. Note: You can access PDF documents directly from the opening screen of the data acquisition CD via the <View PDFs>...

  • Page 36: Connecting Data Acquisition Signal Lines

    5 analog channel inputs (CH1 through CH5) via front panel BNC connectors. 8 digital I/O lines via rear panel DB9 connector, as discussed in Chapter 3, Connectors, Indicators, and Cables. 4-14 Configuring Ethernet Models 640e & 650e 640 & 650 Series 947291...

  • Page 37: System Requirements

    Pentium, 1 GHz or equivalent ® Windows XP, 2000, or Vista Operating System Microsoft USB2.0 port 512 MB memory 10 GB disk space • Monitor: SVGA, 1024 x 768 screen resolution 640 & 650 Series Configuring USB Models 640u & 650u 889793...

  • Page 38: Software Installation

    640u or 650u from the drop-down list and follow the on-screen instructions. Reference Notes: Adobe Acrobat PDF versions of documents pertaining to IOtech 640 and 650 are automatically installed onto your PC’s hard-drive as a part of product support at the time of software installation.

  • Page 39: Usb Connection And System Power-Up

    640u or 650u, Rear Panel IOtech 640u and 650u connect directly to a USB port on the PC [or USB2.0 hub] via the unit’s built in USB2.0 interface. A CA-179-1 (or -3, or -5) USB cable is used to make the connection.
  • Page 40 Windows 2000 or Windows XP. Making Power and USB Connections 1. If using an optional TR-2U power supply, connect it to the 640 or 650 unit’s External Power (EXT PWR) connector; then plug the TR-2U into an outlet which supplies 90 to 264 VAC.
  • Page 41 You can change the name of the device by doing a right-click on the device name to open its properties dialog box, then clicking on the Properties tab (see second figure). You can then change the “FriendlyName” of the device. Locating DaqXPnP Devices Properties Dialog Box 640 & 650 Series Configuring USB Models 640u & 650u 889793...

  • Page 42: Connecting Data Acquisition Signal Lines

    5 analog channel inputs (CH1 through CH5) via front panel BNC connectors. 8 digital I/O lines via rear panel DB9 connector, as discussed in Chapter 3, Connectors, Indicators, and Cables. Configuring USB Models 640u & 650u 640 & 650 Series 889793...

  • Page 43: Introduction

    The analog input signal lines, which connect to the dynamic signal conditioning circuit, do so via the front panel BNCs labeled CH1 through CH4 for 640 models and CH1 through CH5 for 650 models. The center conductor of these Input Channel BNCs is the signal HI (High). Each BNC shell is connected to the chassis ground through its own channel-dedicated 1 kΩ...
  • Page 44 This source can be used to stimulate dynamic systems for transfer function measurements or serve as a test signal for the input channels. IOtech 640 and 650 Series Block Diagram Comments pertaining to the diagram are included in Chapter 2.

  • Page 45: Analog Common

    The analog input channels can be independently set in software to AC Coupling or to DC Coupling. When AC Coupling is selected, the input signal passes through a high pass filter. When DC Coupling is selected the high-pass filter is bypassed. 640 & 650 Series Analog Signals 878893...

  • Page 46: Low-Pass Anti-Aliasing Filter

    That is, in the given example, it is not apparent to the user whether the 10 kHz energy is real or an alias. Aliasing Protection The 640 and 650 series analyzers have 24 bit sigma/delta analog to digital converters (ADCs). These ADCs actually sample at rates of between 13.5 million samples per second (Msps) to 27 Msps depending on the analysis frequency chosen in the eZ software.

  • Page 47: Output Bnc (640 Units Only)

    IOtech 640 and 650 signal analyzers can be triggered per software configuration. The 650 models can be triggered in regard to their 5 analog input channels. The 640 models can be triggered in regard to their 4 analog input channels. In addition, the 640 models can be triggered for analog waveform output.

  • Page 48: Using Accelerometers

    MOSFET and a proportional change in bias voltage. This voltage change will be coupled to the 640 [or 650] input amplifier through the capacitor. The value of R and the internal capacitance of the piezoelectric crystal control the low frequency corner. Units weighing only a few grams can provide high-level outputs up to 1 V/g with response to frequencies below 1 Hz.
  • Page 49 (usually on the hex base). Where there is no connector on the sensor, an integral cable is specified with the length and the connector, that is, integral 6-ft to 10-32. 640 & 650 Series Analog Signals...
  • Page 50 Case-grounded accelerometers are connected electrically to any conductive surface on which they are mounted. When these units are used, take care to avoid errors due to ground noise. The pseudo-differential input of the 640 [or 650] will help ignore many of these sources of noise.

  • Page 51: Sound And Vibration Sensors - Supplemental Information

    Low-impedance piezoelectric transducers also measure pressure or force. The accelerometer circuit requires only two wires to handle both power and signals. Piezoelectric sensors have resonant frequencies as high as 120 kHz giving them a usable frequency range of <1 Hz to >40 kHz. 640 & 650 Series Analog Signals 878893...
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  • Page 53: Chapter 7 - Digital I/O

    640/650 Digital I/O is only applicable to eZ-TOMAS and eZ-NDT. Points to note: • To use 640/650 Series device Digital I/O, either eZ-TOMAS or eZ-NDT software must be used. • All configurations pertaining to digital I/O are controlled by software and can be updated by the software at any time.
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  • Page 55: Overview

    CE Standards and Directives …… 8-1 Safety Conditions ……8-2 Emissions/Immunity Conditions ……8-3 CE Rules of Thumb for 640 and 650 Series Devices …… 8-3 Noise Considerations …… 8-4 Overview CE compliant products bear the “CE” mark and include a Declaration of Conformity stating the particular specifications and conditions that apply.

  • Page 56: Safety Conditions

    Voltages above 30 Vrms or ±60 VDC must not be applied if any condensation has formed on the device. • Current and power use must not exceed specifications. Do not defeat fuses or other over-current protection. CE-Compliance & Noise Considerations 640 & 650 Series 917093...

  • Page 57: Emissions/Immunity Conditions

    CE Rules of Thumb for 640 and 650 Series Devices IOtech 640/650 Series units are CE Compliant at the time they leave the factory. They will remain in compliance providing that the conditions stated on their associated Declaration of Conformity continue to be met.

  • Page 58: Noise Considerations

    • Make a solid earth ground connection. Ensure that the chassis of the primary data acquisition device, e.g., 640/650 Series device is connected to earth ground. This practice: (a) keeps radiated emissions low by keeping the chassis electrically quiet, (b) keeps potential common-mode voltages low, (c) improves user safety, and (d) provides a safe path for Electrostatic Discharge energy back to earth ground.

  • Page 59: Electrostatic Discharge (Esd), Handling Notice

    ESD bags and cartons, and related procedures. Product Care IOtech 640 and 650 Series devices are essentially maintenance free and require a minimal amount of care. They should be treated much like other high-tech equipment. In general: • The units should be operated in ventilated and relatively dust-free environments.

  • Page 60: Ethernet Problems (640E And650E Only)

    For 640e and 650e units, upon installation, the user needs to run the Daq Configuration Control Panel applet. The applet is used to configure IOtech 640e and 650e devices for Ethernet connection. This must be performed in order for the application to access the unit through the Windows 2000/XP driver.
  • Page 61 Start Menu ⇒ Settings ⇒ Control Panel b. Double-click the Daq Configuration icon. Select the 640 or 650 device from the device tree. d. Click the Properties button. Make note of the IP Address displayed in the IP Address field.
  • Page 62 If this is the case, notify your network administrator and follow the instructions in your network device documentation. The instructions should have a heading to the effect of: Configuring a Device on a LAN with a DHCP Server. Troubleshooting 640 & 650 Series 889093...

  • Page 63: Customer Support

    Note: Before calling for assistance, take a few minutes to read all parts of the manual that may be relevant to the problem. Also, please review the troubleshooting material. You can reach IOtech by one of the following means: Phone:...
  • Page 64 Troubleshooting 640 & 650 Series 889093...
  • Page 65 Non-Destructive Test Software …… 10-5 This chapter offers a glimpse of the eZ software packages that can be used with an IOtech 600 series device, with exceptions as noted. The software is usually purchased when the hardware is ordered; but should your acquisition needs change, additional software packages can be ordered at a later time.

  • Page 66: Ez-Analyst

    This software adds real-time continuous and transient data acquisition to an IOtech 600 series system. Analysis can be in the time, frequency, or order domain.

  • Page 67: Ez-Tomas Ez-Tomas Remote

    An IOtech 600 series system running with eZ-TOMAS can be easily moved from machine to machine with very short setup times. You can use the system to reduce downtime, improve data collection, troubleshoot, and recondition the machine.

  • Page 68: Ez-Balance

    Rotating Machine Balancing An IOtech 600 series system using eZ-Balance provides a solution for multi-plane field balance applications of rotating machinery. eZ-Balance computes the optimal balance weights and their locations, based on vibration data collected from the analyzer. The data is displayed in a convenient Polar plot that indicates the magnitude and phase of the unbalance as well as time and spectrum data.

  • Page 69: Ez-Ndt

    (non-destructive test) uses resonance to identify part variations caused by process inconsistencies and defects. Using eZ-NDT with an IOtech 600 series device is a fast and inexpensive method for performing 100% inspection of production parts. Inspection parts include, but are not limited to: powder metal, ceramics, and composites.
  • Page 70 This page is intentionally blank. 10-6 Software Options IOtech 640 and 650 928291...
  • Page 71 Specifications – IOtech 640 & 650 11.a Section 11.b, Specifications, Data Plots, contains a great deal of information in the form of plotted data. References to the plots appear throughout this section [11.a], as applicable. General Specifications Environment: Operating Temperature 640u and 650u: -40˚...
  • Page 72 SFDR including harmonics: 108dB typical DC to 50kHz SFDR (@-60dB): 128dB typical DC to 50kHz Figure XI. 640 SFDR Full-Scale is +20dBV; Input is -40dBV Figure XII. 650 SFDR Full-Scale is +29dBV; Input is -30dBV Channel-to-channel crosstalk: <-100dB at 1kHz Figure XIII.
  • Page 73 Initial Powered Up Value: 0.0V for 640e; not guaranteed for 640u Amplitude settings: 0 to 7Vp-p Amplitude flatness (DC to 20kHz): ±0.02dB typ ±0.1dB max Figure XIX. 640 Analog Out Flatness vs. Frequency Amplitude accuracy at 1kHz: ±0.05dB typ 0.12dB max Figure XX. 640 Analog Output Distortion SNR (DC to 20kHz): 100dB typ 90dB max Maximum load: 1kΩ...
  • Page 74 High: >3.0V with no load Sampling: 105,468Hz, maximum Input / Output Circuit Note: A Digital I/O example is located in section 11.b. Figure XXI. Digital I/O I-V Curve Output timing: Outputs are always written asynchronously. 11-4 Specifications IOtech 640 and 650 927791...

  • Page 75: Specifications, Data Plots

    640u High Frequency Artifacts …… 5 VIII. Measurement THD+N …… 6 Analog Measurement Flatness …… 6 640 SFDR Full-Scale is +20dBV; Input is -40dBV …… 7 650 SFDR Full-Scale is +29dBV; Input is -30dBV …… 7 XII. 640 Channel-to-Channel Crosstalk ……. 8 XIII.

  • Page 76: Measurement High Pass Filter Response

    Specifications are subject to change without notice. Figure I. Not applicable. Figure 1has been removed. Figure II. Measurement High Pass Filter Response Measurement High Pass Filter Response 0.01 0.10 1.00 10.00 100.00 Frequency 11.b-2 Specifications, Plotted Data IOtech 640 and 650 Series 967692...

  • Page 77: 640 Measurement Delay Vs Frequency Dc Coupled

    Specifications are subject to change without notice. Figure III. 640 Measurement Delay vs. Frequency, DC-Coupled 640 Measurement Delay vs Frequency DC Coupled 1E-6 800E-9 600E-9 400E-9 200E-9 000E+0 -200E-9 -400E-9 -600E-9 -800E-9 -1E-6 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000...
  • Page 78 Specifications are subject to change without notice. Figure V. 650 Measurement Delay vs. Frequency, DC-Coupled 640 Measurement Delay vs Frequency DC Coupled 2.0E-6 1.5E-6 1.0E-6 500.0E- 000.0E+ -500.0E- -1.0E-6 -1.5E-6 -2.0E-6 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000 40000 45000...

  • Page 79: Measurement Antialiasing Filter Performance

    Measurement Antialiasing Filter Performance Attenuation (dBFS) -100 Frequency (Mhz) Figure VIII. 640u High Frequency Artifacts 640u High Frequency Artifacts -100 -120 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000 Frequency (kHz) IOtech 640 and 650 Series Specifications, Plotted Data 11.b-5 967692...

  • Page 80: Measurement Thd+N

    Figure X. Analog Measurement Flatness Analog Measurement Flatness 0.02 Specification Limit +0.1dB 0.015 typical channels ● 0.01 □ 0.005 -0.005 -0.01 -0.015 Specification Limit -0.1dB -0.02 1,000 10,000 100,000 Frequency 11.b-6 Specifications, Plotted Data IOtech 640 and 650 Series 967692...
  • Page 81 Specifications are subject to change without notice. Figure XI. 640 SFDR Full-Scale is +20dBV; Input is -40dBV Figure XII. 650 SFDR Full-Scale is +29dBV; Input is -30dBV IOtech 640 and 650 Series Specifications, Plotted Data 11.b-7 967692...

  • Page 82: 640 Channel To Channel Crosstalk

    Specifications are subject to change without notice. Figure XIII. 640 Channel-to-Channel Crosstalk 640 Channel to Channel Crosstalk Vin = -0.5dB FS Specification -100dB typical -100 -110 -120 Measurement noise floor -130 1,000 10,000 100,000 Legend Format (aggressor - victim) Frequency (Hz) A Out to Ch 4 Figure XIV.
  • Page 83 Specifications are subject to change without notice. Figure XV. 640 Phase-Matching vs. Frequency, AC-Coupled 640 Phase matching vs Frequency AC Coupled Spec Limit Comparison of phase differences among four channels of a representative unit -0.2 -0.4 -0.6 Spec Limit -0.8 -1.0...

  • Page 84: 640 Cmrr

    650 Typical CMRR Common Mode Voltage = 6V RMS thin line & hollow symbol is DC coupled thick line solid symbol is AC coupled -100 -120 1,000 10,000 100,000 Frequency 11.b-10 Specifications, Plotted Data IOtech 640 and 650 Series 967692...
  • Page 85 Specifications are subject to change without notice. Figure XIX. 640 Analog Out Flatness vs. Frequency 640 Analog Out Flatness vs. Frequency 0.12 Specification limit 0.08 0.06 0.04 Three typical units 0.02 -0.02 -0.04 -0.06 -0.08 Specification limit -0.1 -0.12 -0.14 -0.16...
  • Page 86 Specifications are subject to change without notice. Figure XXI. Digital I/O I-V Curve Digital Output Digital Output High Digital Input Volts 11.b-12 Specifications, Plotted Data IOtech 640 and 650 Series 967692...
  • Page 87 Add Device function described above. • Close: The <Close> button may be used at any time to exit the Daq Configuration applet. Appendix A Using the Daq Configuration Applet with 640 & 650 Series 907493...
  • Page 88 This dialog box opens when the <Properties> button of the Device Inventory dialog box is clicked, or when the <OK> button of the Select Device Type dialog box is selected. It displays the properties for the 640/650 device with the default configuration settings.
  • Page 89 Select the Computer in the device tree. b. Click the <Add Device> button. Select the 640 or 650 from the list of devices, as applicable. d. Click the <OK> button. Note: The following pertains to 640e or 650e configuration. Before starting, be aware that the devices will have default names, for example, 640e_0.
  • Page 90 To set the properties of a 640e or 650e on a LAN with DHCP server: Enter the base 10 version of the serial number of the 640e or 650e. The number is located on the MAC label on the bottom of the unit. b.
  • Page 91 Before testing the system, make sure the device has been properly installed and powered-on. Make sure all cables are properly and securely connected. When testing a 640 or 650 Series device, if the unit does not respond within 30 seconds perform the following steps:...
  • Page 92 The default location is the Programs Group. Documents can be read directly from the data acquisition CD via the <View PDFs> button located on the CD’s opening screen. TCP/IP and Resource Tests for 640 & 650 Series Appendix B 907493...
  • Page 93 Appendix C – Transducer Electronic Data Sheets (TEDS) Smart Sensors Certain types of transducers are classified as smart sensors. They contain a Smart Transducer Interface Module (STIM), which in turn, contains an onboard EEPROM memory IC, called TEDS, Transducer Electronic Data Sheet. (See Figure C.01.) The TEDS electronically stores information regarding the transducer’s characteristics and parameters such as type of device, manufacturer, model number, serial number, calibration date, sensitivity, reference frequency, and other data.
  • Page 94 Class 1 interface Current Plug-and-play sensor source Analog signal Fig. C.02. Class 1 sensors have only two leads that Sensor connect to the input of the STIM. The analog signal Digital voltage and any required biasing voltage share the signal TEDS EEPROM same pair of leads.
  • Page 95 System Architecture The IEEE has partitioned the P1451 standard into five major parts. Each part addresses a different facet or interface of the project that enables sensor manufacturers to design and build new sensors compatible with all networks. Each part is defined as follows: Part 1.
  • Page 96 The Basic TEDS contains the manufacturer’s identification, model identification, version letter, and the serial number, which are common to all types of sensors. The Standard TEDS, however, contains data unique to the sensor’s principle of operation. For instance, a piezoelectric accelerometer differs from a strain gage load cell, so the Standard TEDS EEPROM contains some common and some unique information.
  • Page 97 A digital signal is one of discrete value, in contrast to a varying signal. Combinations of binary digits (0s and 1s) represent digital data. Digital-to-Analog A circuit or device that converts digital values (binary bits), into analog signals. Converter (DAC) 640 & 650 Series Glossary G-1 907493...
  • Page 98 (Also see differential mode). “Start of Scan” refers to a signal that is internal to the unit. It signals the start of a scan group Start of Scan and therefore pulses once every scan period. Glossary 640 & 650 Series 907493...
  • Page 99 Trigger For IOtech 640 and 650 Series devices, “trigger” refers to a software event that starts a scan or marks an instant during an acquisition. Transistor-Transistor Logic (TTL) is a circuit in which a multiple-emitter transistor has replaced the multiple diode cluster (of the diode-transistor logic circuit); typically used to communicate logic signals at 5 V.
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