PRÜFTECHNIK Condition Monitoring GmbH VCRFSU Manual Do Utilizador
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VIBCONNECT RF 11.2011
Operating cycle: measuring, sending, idling
The sensor unit performs the measuring tasks at preset intervals,
sends the data and then returns to idle to save energy.
sends the data and then returns to idle to save energy.
Event-controlled measurement
In addition to the time-controlled measurements, the sensor unit
can be configured to perform vibration measurements based on
events. In this mode, the sensor unit continuously monitors the
respective measuring channel and automatically starts a measure-
ment when the vibration exceeds a preset level (0-p). The power
consumption for continuous monitoring is lower than that for
actual measurements. For technical reasons, only one event-
controlled measurement can be performed within the interval
between two time-controlled measurements. The triggering con-
ditions for each measuring task are set in OMNITREND.
can be configured to perform vibration measurements based on
events. In this mode, the sensor unit continuously monitors the
respective measuring channel and automatically starts a measure-
ment when the vibration exceeds a preset level (0-p). The power
consumption for continuous monitoring is lower than that for
actual measurements. For technical reasons, only one event-
controlled measurement can be performed within the interval
between two time-controlled measurements. The triggering con-
ditions for each measuring task are set in OMNITREND.
Measuring time, transmission time, idle time
Each measuring sequence takes about 3 seconds, while the send-
ing of the data might take up to 30 seconds. The duration of the
idle phase is set in OMNITREND for each sensor unit to a time
between 30 minutes and 1 week.
To explain the function of a sensor unit in a radio cell, a number
of typical scenarios are described below in the form of questions
and answers.
ing of the data might take up to 30 seconds. The duration of the
idle phase is set in OMNITREND for each sensor unit to a time
between 30 minutes and 1 week.
To explain the function of a sensor unit in a radio cell, a number
of typical scenarios are described below in the form of questions
and answers.
How does the bridge detect a sensor unit?
• Each sensor unit is assigned a unique code, known as the MAC
address. This code is pre-programmed in the radio module and
cannot be altered. A sensor unit is assigned to a bridge in the
OMNITREND software, using its MAC address.
cannot be altered. A sensor unit is assigned to a bridge in the
OMNITREND software, using its MAC address.
Note
The MaC address of a sensor unit is engraved in its cover. In addi-
tion, each sensor unit is equipped with an adhesive label bearing
the MaC address that is used for the configuration of the measur-
ing point database (see also “Installing sensor unit”, page 40).
The MaC address of a sensor unit is engraved in its cover. In addi-
tion, each sensor unit is equipped with an adhesive label bearing
the MaC address that is used for the configuration of the measur-
ing point database (see also “Installing sensor unit”, page 40).
System description