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If no speed can be measured, it is possible to use the "Manual" tachometer. This supposes that the speed is stable and is defined by the user in the analysis window. In that case, the user should not rely on the phase results. | If no speed can be measured, it is possible to use the "Manual" tachometer. This supposes that the speed is stable and is defined by the user in the analysis window. In that case, the user should not rely on the phase results. | ||
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''The manual tachometer type'' | ''The manual tachometer type'' | ||
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If a gear box is used in between two machines. It is possible to define a tachometer that depends on the ratio between each gear wheel. For that, the type "Fractional" should be selected. | If a gear box is used in between two machines. It is possible to define a tachometer that depends on the ratio between each gear wheel. For that, the type "Fractional" should be selected. | ||
[[Image:OBG_7_tacho_fraction.png]] | [[Image:OBG_7_tacho_fraction.png|400px]] | ||
''The fractional tachometer type'' | ''The fractional tachometer type'' | ||