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Dynoware Type 2825A1-2 6.2.1.4.3.7 Type 5 The type 5 dynamometer measures 5 shear components and 3 vertical components. From the raw components F x , F y , F z and M x , M y , M z are calculated. The user must configure the a, b and c distances. Sensor Distances Dynamometer View Resultant Window Enter the appropriate distances between sensors from the drawing given for the appropriate dynamometer type. All distances are entered in Millimeters [mm]. This window shows a drawing defining the coordinate system, and sensor layout for the selected dynamometer. Use this as a guide when entering sensor distances, configuring your system, and interpreting data. The resultant window shows channel allocation for acquired and calculated channels. This should be used as a guide when configuring graphs. 6.2.1.5 Configurations using 5011/5015 amplifiers Selecting 5011/5015 in the amplifier selection (see section 6.2.1.3 above) will enable the Charge Amplifier Type 5011/5015 tab. 6.2.1.5.1 Charge Amplifier Type 5011/5015 The following parameters should be set when using 5011/5015 charge amplifiers in Dynoware: Communications Selection The user can select the remote control mode, either via RS- 232C (in which case only channel one can be remotely controlled) or via IEEE-488 (in which case all channels can be remotely controlled). If RS-232C is chosen, a RS-232 Setup tab will appear to allow custom configuration of the communication parameters. Channel Channel number. Channels range from 1 to 8. Label Measuring Range Unit Enter a label of each channel. This label will appear on graphs and reports. Enter the Measuring Range [M.U.] of each channel (M.U. = Mechanical Unit). Enter the display units of each channel. Page 34 002-195Ae-06.02 (B19.2825Ae)
Reference Scale Sensitivity Filter Time Constant IEEE Address Operate Reset Send Parameter Reset/Operate The Scale setting for the amplifier is automatically determined from the Measuring Range and the full scale output capability of the amplifier. Scale [M.U./V] = Measuring Range [M.U.] / Amplifier Full Scale Output [V]; (M.U. = Mechanical Unit) Enter the sensitivity of a sensor (see calibration sheet). Select the desired Low Pass filter (internal signal filter in the signal conditioner) to be used. Select the desired High Pass filter Time Constant (internal signal filter in the signal conditioner) to be used. Enter the IEEE-488 address of the selected 5011/5015. The selected channel address must match the address configured in the 5011/5015. Please refer to the 5011/5015 users manual for information on configuring the IEEE-488 address. Each device must have a unique address. This applies only if IEEE communication mode is selected. Transmit the command to place the amplifier into the operate mode. Transmit the command to place the amplifier into reset mode. Transmit the command to set the appropriate per channel configuration for Sensitivity, Range, Filter, and Time constant settings. Enable the automatic control (via RS-232C or IEEE-488 interface) of the Operate/Reset commands during a typical acquisition cycle. Amplifier will be automatically set to operate at the start of a cycle, and will return to reset after the acquisition has completed for any given cycle. In some cases, this automatic control of Reset/Operate is not desired and the selection box should remain unchecked. 6.2.1.5.2 RS-232C Setup (See section 6.2.1.4.2) – This tab will only appear if RS- 232C interface is selected. 6.2.1.6 Configurations using Other amplifiers Selecting Others in the amplifier selection (see section 6.2.1.3 above) will enable the Other tab. 6.2.1.6.1 Others Channel The other adapter tab allows for generic amplifier configuration. In this setup no specific equipment is controlled. The data provided allows Dynoware to convert data from measured voltages to real mechanical units. The information configured in this tab is: Channel number used for configured devices and connections. 002-195Ae-06.02 (B19.2825Ae) Page 35
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