CSI 2130 Reference Manual - Emerson Process Management

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Set Hold Time: determines the length of time required to hold the power key until the analyzer recognizes the key press and turns the power off. The analyzer will beep when the key press is recognized. This feature is to prevent turning off the analyzer by accidently touching the power off key. Setting Time Use Set Time to set the local time, the date, and time zone information. Note You must specify your current local time zone to use the <strong>CSI</strong> <strong>2130</strong> with AMS Machinery Manger. Time Setup screen Date Display Format: Allows user to select from several formats for viewing the date. Time Display Format: Allows user to select either 12-hour or 24-hour format for viewing the time. 2-42 Shell Program Overview
ALT: Alternate Screens Set Local Time: Use the numbers to enter the correct time, date, and year. Choose the month from a the dropdown menu. Move from setting to setting with the Up and Down and Left and Right buttons. Setting local time Note The clock is on a 24-hour format, or “military time.” For example, for 11 a.m. enter 11 by pressing 1 and 1. For 11 p.m. enter 23 by pressing 2 and 3. 2-43
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Reference Manual CSI 2130 Machinery
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Patents The product(s) described in
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Software Technical Help Software Te
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Chapter 3 • Data Transfer 8 Memor
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10 Input Setup . . . . . . . . . .
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Precautions Any product damage due
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Single- and Dual-Channel Versions o
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2130 2-channel volts adapter 1-chan
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Unpacking the CSI 2130 Unpack the C
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4. Pull the plain end completely th
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Panels In addition to the battery c
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Charger Input Reset Switch This sma
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Front Panel: Buttons, Indicators, a
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Battery Use and Care A rechargeable
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Screen for CSI 2130 with Ethernet P
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Page 34 and 35: To discharge the battery: 1. First
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
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Page 70 and 71: 3. . .With the CSI 2130 off, press
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Page 74 and 75: From the Folders view, verify the c
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Page 78 and 79: General Setup Use General Setup to
Page 80 and 81: Set Backlight Time: Automatically d
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Page 86 and 87: Erase PReg: clears the internal set
Page 88 and 89: Connect For Printing Connect For Pr
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Page 92 and 93: The user may clear old information
Page 94 and 95: The CSI 2130 setup must match the "
Page 96 and 97: Install from a specific location 5.
Page 98 and 99: Note The exact format and content o
Page 100 and 101: Save data flagged bad reading: When
Page 102 and 103: Route Overrides The Route Overrides
Page 104 and 105: Change Point Definition For Firmwar
Page 106 and 107: Upon a successful connection, a new
Page 108 and 109: When the user has completed the dat
Page 110 and 111: If the auto-analyze option is enabl
Page 112 and 113: More than one report or plot may be
Page 114 and 115: The cover page is saved as part of
Page 116 and 117: Standalone Data Transfer Applicatio
Page 118 and 119: Model # Description Comments A06280
Page 120 and 121: Note Connect the D24860 triax cable
Page 122 and 123: Using a Route The simplest way to s
Page 124 and 125: Selecting Measurement Points There
Page 126 and 127: Route Data Collection The Route Dat
Page 128 and 129: Route Data Collection: Measurement
Page 130 and 131: • 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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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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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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