Tutorials

Resolution Points, Max Frequency and Bearings To increase the number of Resolution points (lines) there are 2 methods: increase the Sample Rate (with old interfaces i400-i500-i600-i800) increase the Recording Time (only method available for GX400 4 channel interface) To increase the Max Frequency, there is 1 method: increase the Sample Rate, select “Setup” and “Config” … Lire la suite

ODS Simulation For 3D ODS simulation, the measurements need to be taken on an Analysis Routine using 2 accelerometers, 1 accelerometer is moved from one point to the next (channel 1) and the 2nd accelerometer is placed in one part of the machine in the same position where vibration from the machine can be measured, … Lire la suite

ODS Routes Using 3-Axis Sensors Start a New Route. Select the machine and click on the Route icon:The default interface is shown using a 1-axis sensor. To use the 3-axis sensor, plug it on Port 1-3x of the 4-channel GX400 interface and click on “A3”. To use the reference point (ODS), plug the 1-axis sensor … Lire la suite

Export, Import, Synchronize Alarm Databases EXPORT DATABASES To transfer the recorded signals from 1 or many machines from the local database to another computer for backup or later analysis: select the machine(s) to be transfered click on “Export” the selected items to a disk drive or another folder save the new database as an SQLCe … Lire la suite

Bump Test To start this test, we configure the Trigger for the channel you wish to use, in this example Channel 1: go to the Menu top bar and select “Tools” then “Preferences” and “Channels” The checkbox for Channel 1 must be selected. You can choose more than 1 channel if you want to activate … Lire la suite

Phase Analysis Phase analysis is a key tool in checking the health of machines by looking at their vibrations. It measures how the timing of vibration signals line up with each other, usually from different parts of a machine. This helps find problems like parts not lining up right, balance issues, parts being loose, or … Lire la suite

WiSER 3X Quick Guide Welcome to the Wiser3x experience, a 3-axis Wireless Accelerometer specially designed for vibration analysis, compatible with any vibration analyzer available on the market. WiSER 3x sends vibration data from 3 axes + 1 additional channel simultaneously. In addition, WiSER 3x is an ultra-low noise wireless accelerometer with a 15 kHz bandwidth … Lire la suite

Inclinometer Quick Guide In the next document we will show how to use an inclinometer with DigiVibeMX 10.18 software. At first, we need to set the position of the inclinometer. Go to the Setup menu and select the Config button. On the preference emerging window, we go to the inclinometer position section: Here we select … Lire la suite

GX400 Known issues   We built the GX400 interface from Erbessd Instruments with the best technology. This to ensure efficient and easy communications between your accelerometers, optical sensors, and DigivibeMX. However, there are some known difficulties that may cause problems with the first installation. Here, we will show you how to early solve these issues.   … Lire la suite

What is the “SCORE” & How is it Calculated in DigivibeMX? – Asset SCORE – The Visual Color Code Alarm System – Documents and Tutorials Score is a standardized value across all different measurement parameter types created to be able to assign a color code to a machine within the DigivibeMX software. More Specifically the … Lire la suite