- Page 1 and 2: Reference Manual CSI 2130 Machinery
- Page 3 and 4: Patents The product(s) described in
- Page 5: Software Technical Help Software Te
- Page 8 and 9: Chapter 3 • Data Transfer 8 Memor
- Page 10 and 11: 10 Input Setup . . . . . . . . . .
- Page 12 and 13: Precautions Any product damage due
- Page 14 and 15: Single- and Dual-Channel Versions o
- Page 16 and 17: 2130 2-channel volts adapter 1-chan
- Page 18 and 19: Unpacking the CSI 2130 Unpack the C
- Page 20 and 21: 4. Pull the plain end completely th
- Page 22 and 23: Panels In addition to the battery c
- Page 24 and 25: Charger Input Reset Switch This sma
- Page 26 and 27: Front Panel: Buttons, Indicators, a
- Page 28 and 29: Battery Use and Care A rechargeable
- Page 30 and 31: Screen for CSI 2130 with Ethernet P
- Page 32 and 33: Note It is not necessary to press t
- Page 36 and 37: If the external power supply/charge
- Page 38 and 39: Changing the Battery To change the
- Page 40 and 41: 1-30 Introduction to the CSI 2130
- Page 42 and 43: Analyze and Advanced Analyze “Ana
- Page 44 and 45: 2. . .Press File Up and File Down t
- Page 46 and 47: Note Transferring files to and from
- Page 48 and 49: Select All Files: Selects all the f
- Page 50 and 51: Set Display Units Display Units def
- Page 52 and 53: Set dB Ref: Configure Acceleration,
- Page 54 and 55: USB Port Connection To begin using
- Page 56 and 57: Ethernet Card Connection Communicat
- Page 58 and 59: Disable DHCP to activate Set IP Add
- Page 60 and 61: Set Host Info: Enter the Host Name,
- Page 62 and 63: Note Do not change the Host Port ID
- Page 64 and 65: Select All Programs: Press to selec
- Page 66 and 67: Possible Base Firmware Error Messag
- Page 68 and 69: The screen below shows that the “
- Page 70 and 71: 3. . .With the CSI 2130 off, press
- Page 72 and 73: How do I .. Delete a Program? Cauti
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- Page 76 and 77: ALT: Alternate Screens ALT Screen P
- Page 78 and 79: General Setup Use General Setup to
- Page 80 and 81: Set Backlight Time: Automatically d
- Page 82 and 83: Set Hold Time: determines the lengt
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Set Time Zone: Scroll through pages
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Erase PReg: clears the internal set
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Connect For Printing Connect For Pr
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Remote users of the CSI 2130 analyz
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The user may clear old information
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The CSI 2130 setup must match the "
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Install from a specific location 5.
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Note The exact format and content o
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Save data flagged bad reading: When
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Route Overrides The Route Overrides
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Change Point Definition For Firmwar
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Upon a successful connection, a new
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When the user has completed the dat
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If the auto-analyze option is enabl
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More than one report or plot may be
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The cover page is saved as part of
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Standalone Data Transfer Applicatio
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Model # Description Comments A06280
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Note Connect the D24860 triax cable
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Using a Route The simplest way to s
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Selecting Measurement Points There
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Route Data Collection The Route Dat
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Route Data Collection: Measurement
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• High Signal - When using DL-A t
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Previous Equipment takes you to the
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Field Alert places a field alert wa
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Fault Frequenciese Note The ID and
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Note If multiple data sets are stor
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User Setup User Setup allows you to
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Set HFD Averages: Opens a box where
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True Peak: Is obtained from the wav
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Group Status Timer: Control the aut
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New Sensor Power: If sensor power o
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Note Automatic display occurs only
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Unselect All Routes: Deselects all
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Print Route Report Printing a Route
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5-36 Route
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Notes Add Notes 4 To attach a note
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Up/Down Arrows: Allow you to scroll
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Downloading Routes and Uploading Da
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Once you have chosen a storage loca
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Multiple Route Load (MRL) allows Ro
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Time Discrepancy The time set on yo
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Analysis Experts Analysis Experts o
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• If data has already been collec
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Press the More Experts function key
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If the running speed is at a resona
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Order Tracking The Order Tracking e
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If Average Mode is set to “Synchr
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Using Analysis Experts Let this cha
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In Manual Analyze, you can set your
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You can set sensor parameters for b
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Change Sensor Type: Press this key
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Press Connect for Transfer to dump
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Press the Manual Analyze key on the
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Show RPM: Press Show RPM to display
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PeakVue passes the input signal thr
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Select Input: Use this dropdown men
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Set Spectra Params: Allows you to s
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Set Averaging: When vibration is me
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Waveform A vibration waveform is a
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Overall Setting the Analyze mode to
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DC Volts and Temperature. When meas
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For information about Tach Setup, S
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Set Center Frequency: This is the f
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Set Cascade Params: Use this menu t
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A minimum delay exists because of t
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Set Tach Start: This is only availa
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Set Average Enable: Select this fun
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The Analyze Setup Screen in Bandpas
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Cross Channel Phase Setting the Ana
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Plot Functions Use plotting tools t
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You can view up to four plots at on
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Store Data: Stores your data to a r
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Harmonic Family Cursors When this c
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Compress X Axis: Compresses the dis
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Cascade Plots Cascade acquisitions
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Auto Correlation Waveform plots hav
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When selected, the lines showing th
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Edit Job Setup Route Equipment: Job
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Delete Meas: Delete a measurement p
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If using USB or Serial connections,
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Analyze Mode Press Manual Analyze f
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Analyze Setup for Impact Mode Set S
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Note By default, the force hammer i
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Sensor Setup Sensor Setup screen wi
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Impact Acquisition Process Place th
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Clear Window Overlay: Removes the w
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Analyze Setup Setting up an Advance
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Two Channel Plot Setup Press Plot S
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Set Plot Options Explained Waveform
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The stacked plot option displays pl
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Applications and Insights Related t
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Resonance Explained Resonance is a
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The harder tips should be used when
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The phase measurement provides the
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Testing performed only to identify
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For the exploratory impacts try usi
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Summary Once a resonant frequency h
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CSI 2130 Advanced Transient Applica
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If data has been acquired on a poin
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Note The job manager mode is explai
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F7: This key will end the “Transi
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Changing Fmax adjusts the Sample Ra
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During data collection, the 2130 sc
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The Data Display Settings that can
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plot. Pressing the Scroll Left and
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F6: This key sets the format for ho
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ALT 2: F1: This key does not set RP
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F12: Pressing this key will compres
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Full Transient - Input: A Full Tran
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Orbit This overview is only a limit
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This is the Full transient Input B
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This is the Full transient Input B
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This is the Full transient Input B
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This is the Full transient Input B
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Order based colored Waterfall plot.
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Full Transient Input A + RPM plot +
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Hereinafter the term “structure
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All other functionalities are greye
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F4: Press this key to select the nu
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F6: Press this key to change the me
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Typical screen for an ODS job: 10-1
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Typical screen for an ODS/MODAL job
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F10: Press this key to switch betwe
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F3: Press this key to change the po
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10-18 ODS Modal
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Input Specifications Input Signals
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Prefilters The following filters ar
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CSI 2130 with Ethernet port and SD
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A-8 -
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G-2 Amplitude the magnitude (RMS, p
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G-4 If a quantity X is in RMS ampli
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G-6 ICM Influence Coefficient Metho
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G-8 Phase 1xRPM phase represents th
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G-10 Trigger causes the machinery a
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Coast Down Peak and Phase 6-8 Coast
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Cursor Type 7-49 Expand X 7-48, 7-5
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