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burster
präzisionsmesstechnik gmbh & co kg
All rights reserved
Valid from:
September 14, 2023
OPERATION MANUAL
DIGIVISION
Torque
Manufacturer:
burster
präzisionsmesstechnik gmbh & co kg
Talstrasse 1 - 5
76593 Gernsbach
Germany
Tel.: +49 7224 645-0
Fax: +49 7224 645-88
Email: info@burster.de
www.burster.de
4453-BADIGIVISIONDMDE-5999-111534
Postfach 1432
76587 Gernsbach
Germany
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- Page 1 & co kg präzisionsmesstechnik gmbh & co kg All rights reserved Talstrasse 1 - 5 Postfach 1432 76593 Gernsbach 76587 Gernsbach Germany Germany Valid from: September 14, 2023 Tel.: +49 7224 645-0 Fax: +49 7224 645-88 Email: info@burster.de www.burster.de 4453-BADIGIVISIONDMDE-5999-111534...
- Page 2 “product”) are the result of targeted development and meticulous research. From the date of delivery, burster provides a warranty for the proper condition and functioning of these products covering material and production defects for the period specified in the warranty document accompanying the product.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Symbols used in the operation manual ................... 5 Signal words ..........................5 Pictograms ........................... 5 Introduction ..........................6 Intended use ..........................6 Customer service ......................... 6 2.2.1 Customer service department..................6 2.2.2 Contact person ........................ 6 Non-rotating torque sensors, model 8625/8630/8631, USB version ........7 Electrical connection ........................ - Page 4 6.6.3 Stop-trigger setting ......................25 6.6.4 Recording in a range ...................... 25 Documentation ........................... 25 Display ............................26 Start and stop measurement ...................... 28 6.10 Measurement reports ......................... 29 6.10.1 Measurement report finder..................... 29 6.10.2 Archive viewer ........................ 31 6.10.3 Export measurement reports to Excel ................31 6.10.4 Print measurement reports ....................
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Page 5: Symbols Used In The Operation Manual
Symbols used in the operation manual Signal words The following signal words are used in the operation manual according to the specified hazard classification. DANGER High degree of risk: indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. -
Page 6: Introduction
Intended use The DigiVision software can be used to configure various burster sensors and devices, and to carry out measurements. This operation manual relates exclusively to torque sensors. If using other sensors or devices, please refer to the respective operation manual. -
Page 7: Non-Rotating Torque Sensors, Model 8625/8630/8631, Usb Version
Non-rotating torque sensors, model 8625/8630/8631, USB version Electrical connection NOTICE The USB socket is supplied with a protective dust cap fitted. Before putting the sensor into use, this cap must be levered off, without damaging it. It is not meant to be cut off! 1. -
Page 8: Connector Pin-Out
Connector pin-out The USB interface complies with the USB 2.0 standard and the pin assignment is as usual. The built-in connector on the torque sensor is for a “Micro USB” plug. Name +5 V Data - Data + ID (not used) Figure 1: Micro USB [mm] The connector fitted on the supplied cable is a “USB Type A”... -
Page 9: Running Cables
Figure 3: Ground connection Running cables In general the following applies: • The torque sensor must be grounded via its mounting screws. • The USB cable length should not exceed 2 m. For longer cables it may be necessary to connect an active USB hub in the cable link to avoid losing the USB connection. -
Page 10: Rotating Torque Sensors, Model 8655/8656/8661, Usb Version
Rotating torque sensors, model 8655/8656/8661, USB version Electrical connection The USB socket is supplied with a protective dust cap fitted. Before putting the sensor into use, this cap must be levered off with a suitable tool, without damaging it. It is not meant to be cut off! 1. -
Page 11: Power Supply
Power supply After the torque sensor is connected to the USB port, the sensor identifies itself as a “high power device”. In this case, the device draws 495 mA from the USB port. Usually this is not a problem for desktop PCs. For laptops, however, several USB ports may share one power supply that is additionally loaded by other connected USB devices (mouse etc.) Therefore, under some circumstances, the torque sensor may be supplied with too little power and cannot register its presence. -
Page 12: Running Cables
Figure 6: Ground connection Running cables In general the following applies: • The torque sensor must be grounded via its mounting screws. • The USB cable length should not exceed 2 m. For longer cables it may be necessary to connect an active USB hub in the cable link to avoid losing the USB connection. -
Page 13: Digivision Software
DigiVision software Device list / Device detection 1. Open DigiVision. 2. Go to “File” > “Find devices…”. 3. As soon as the torque sensor has been detected, it is displayed under the associated port. Device settings You can access the “Device settings” menu from the DigiVision device list. of 39... - Page 14 1. Open the device list in DigiVision. 2. Select the torque sensor and click “Parameterization”. 3. You can now configure the sensor-specific settings. of 39...
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Page 15: Setup
Setup 5.3.1 Setting up rotating sensors On the “Settings” tab, you can specify the units and conversion factors to be used for the relevant measurement channels. Units suitable for the measured variable should be selected, otherwise errors may occur when displaying the measured value and in its interpretation. With “Number of Averages”... -
Page 16: Setting Up Non-Rotating Sensors
5.3.2 Setting up non-rotating sensors On the “Settings” tab, you can specify the units and conversion factors to be used for the relevant measurement channels. It is important to select units that make sense and are suitable for the measured variables, otherwise errors may occur when displaying the measured value. -
Page 17: Limits
Limits The “Limits” tab is where you can set the sensor limits you require. Select the level for the limit, the channel reference for this limit and whether you wish to monitor the measurement signal for ≥ or ≤. Figure 9: Limits Properties The “Properties”... - Page 18 Figure 10: Properties of 39...
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Page 19: Properties, Measurement Rate Etc
Properties, measurement rate etc. You can use the “Properties” button to make additional general settings. For instance you can set the measurement rate for the torque sensor here. 1. Open the device list in DigiVision. 2. Select the torque sensor and click “Properties”. 3. - Page 20 Figure 11: General settings of 39...
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Page 21: Measurement Mode And Data Acquisition
Measurement mode and data acquisition Different measurement rates (sampling rates) can be selected. The maximum number of measurements/second is determined by the number of averages and the license. Figure 12: Measurement mode data acquisition for non-rotating sensors Figure 13: Selecting the measurement rate and acquisition mode for rotating sensors of 39... -
Page 22: Measurement Mode Settings
Two different acquisition modes are available. Different measurement rates (sampling rates) can be selected depending on the acquisition mode. Normal Measurement rates of between 0.1 and 20 measurements per second are possible here. SPOM (Speed optimized POlling Mode), only available with model 8661 Measurement rates of between 0.1 and 1000 measurements per second are possible here. -
Page 23: Basic Configuration
Basic configuration On the “Basic configuration” tab, you can specify how many channels you wish to display. You can also make various settings here for the display and presentation of the measurement curve. Figure 14: Basic configuration of 39... -
Page 24: Channel Settings
Channel settings The “Channel settings” tab is where you can set specific parameters for each measurement channel. Figure 15: Channel settings The default setting is to adopt the parameters from the torque sensor, although you can also make manual changes to any parameter. Here you can also define the limits, measurement curve colors and the colors and shapes of the symbols that can be shown in the graphs. -
Page 25: Repeat Measurement After Time Interval
Figure 16: Trigger settings 6.6.1 Repeat measurement after time interval You can use the “Repeat measurement after time interval” setting to specify a time interval after which a repeat measurement shall take place following the end of a measurement process. You can configure the settings to apply to all channels or each channel individually. -
Page 26: Display
Figure 17: Documentation settings Display The measurement curves are displayed in a line graph separately for each measurement channel. The measured values are plotted against measurement time in this graph. You have various zoom and display options available to gain a better view. For instance you can show/hide measurement channels. - Page 27 Figure 18: Display showing the measurement curves for torque, speed and mechanical power In the Standard or Professional multi-channel software versions, you can switch between different views. 1. Click on “full screen” to get a larger view of the measurement curve. This enlarges the individual graph to full screen size during the measurement process.
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Page 28: Start And Stop Measurement
2. Click on “Normal” to revert to the standard view. Start and stop measurement To start a measurement with DigiVision and a connected torque sensor, follow the steps below: 1. Select the torque sensor in the device list and click “Start measurement mode...” under “Measure”... -
Page 29: 6.10 Measurement Reports
2. Click on “Start measurement” or press [F4] to start displaying the values, or [F5] for recording. 3. During the measurement process, the instantaneous measured value and minimum and maximum values are displayed and updated at the set measurement rate. Click on “R”... - Page 30 1. To access the report search, click on “Measure” in the left-hand menu bar and then on “Find and manage measurement reports”. 2. Here you have a choice of two different report types: measurement report or group report. α A measurement report displays each individual physical variable (M, , n, P), which are presented as one measurement sequence.
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Page 31: 6.10.2 Archive Viewer
6.10.2 Archive viewer Once you have selected the measurement reports from the Find reports window, the Archive viewer opens. This gives you detailed information on your measurement. The Archive viewer is also the management center for viewing and editing measurement reports. Figure 19: Archive viewer 1. -
Page 32: 6.10.4 Print Measurement Reports
4. Click “Next”. 5. The data is converted and saved in the specified directory. 6.10.4 Print measurement reports 1. Once you have selected the measurement reports you click “Print”. of 39... - Page 33 2. Select how you want the measurement reports to be printed. 3. Click “Next”. The Print Options window opens. of 39...
- Page 34 4. Now specify how you want the data to be output. You have the option to choose a printer, print preview or output as a PDF document. 5. Click on “Start”. 6. The data is output according to your settings. of 39...
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Page 35: Installing Digivision
If DigiVision has been installed, it is not necessary to install the drivers separately. If you want to install just the drivers, e.g. if LabView is used, please install the burster Instrument drivers. The driver package can be found in the download area on our website. - Page 36 of 39...
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Page 37: Software Version And Licensing
Software version and licensing DigiVision Light The USB torque sensor is supplied with the free DigiVision Light configuration and analysis software. This version provides the following functions: • Measurement function for one sensor • Maximum sampling rate of 200 measured values per second •... -
Page 38: Uninstall
2. Enter your license key. The license key could look like this: 12345-12345-12345-12345. Make sure that you enter the license key exactly as it appears in your license documents. 3. Click “Activate License”. When the correct license key is entered, the corresponding device type is activated. -
Page 39: Disposal
Disposal Battery disposal In Germany, the end user is legally obliged to return all used batteries, and it is illegal to dispose of batteries in the household waste. This law may also affect you as purchaser of the instrument described here. Please dispose of your used batteries properly and in accordance with national statutory regulations.