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[[Image:Bal_Tacho.png|framed|none]] | [[Image:Bal_Tacho.png|framed|none]] | ||
''' | '''Note: '''Your tach signal must have one pulse per revolution. If you have more than one pulse, you can set the maximal speed as Real_speed*Pulse/rev. | ||
* Set the range, coupling and slope for this tach signal. | * Set the range, coupling and slope for this tach signal. | ||
* Input the balancing speed. | * Input the balancing speed. | ||
* Set the number of averages for your measurements. | * Set the number of averages for your measurements. | ||
====Set a phase adjustment==== | |||
To set a phase adjustement, you can specify the position of the sensors. To enter the menu, click on "Position": | |||
[[Image:Bal_Position.png|framed|none]]<br> | |||
''' | The position of each sensors and the tachometer can be set : | ||
[[Image:Bal_Position_Menu.png|framed|none]]<br> | |||
'''Note :''' The 0° position is the position of the tachometer reflector on the shaft. The angle are counted positive in the anti-rotation direction. | |||
====Saving the channel and measuring setup==== | |||
All setup settings can be saved and reloaded with "Save" and "Load". | |||
'''Note:''' '''The balancing module''' always starts with the last analyzer settings used. | |||
You do not need to do all adjustments for a new project. Just load the setup of an existing project. | You do not need to do all adjustments for a new project. Just load the setup of an existing project. | ||
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'''Tip:''' | '''Tip:''' | ||
If you want to make sure | If you want to make sure you always start with the same settings, create a reference project with all settings adjusted properly. Each part of the project is saved with a specific extension. | ||
* Reference Project = *.WSR | * Reference Project = *.WSR | ||