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Montronix GmbH Telephone: [phone] OPI-PulseNGKit-en-141106
Benzstr. 7 Fax: [phone] Version: 2.01
D-71720 Oberstenfeld E-Mail: [email protected]
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Table of contents
Introduction���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������5
Product Certication.................................................................................................5
Copyright and Operating Instructions��������������������������������������������������������������������6
Safety Instructions ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������7
Organizational Measures .........................................................................................7
Personnel .................................................................................................................8
Operation .................................................................................................................8
Special Risks............................................................................................................8
IBU-NG �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������9
Dimensions ..............................................................................................................9
Please observe..................................................................................................9
Connections ...........................................................................................................10
Communication Ports.............................................................................................11
LAN.....................................................................................................................11
USB ....................................................................................................................11
Serial interface....................................................................................................11
Diagnosis and LED signals ....................................................................................12
Sensor Connection.................................................................................................12
PulseNG .................................................................................................................12
Dimensions ............................................................................................................12
Mounting������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������13
Torque values.........................................................................................................13
Cable......................................................................................................................14
Power Supply .........................................................................................................14
Software PulseNG-hmi �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������15
Installation ..............................................................................................................15
Software version ....................................................................................................15
Using the software .................................................................................................15
PulseNG-hmi main window������������������������������������������������������������������������������������16
Reset alarms ..........................................................................................................16
Teach......................................................................................................................16
Settings ..................................................................................................................17
Filter data view....................................................................................................17

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Raw data view ....................................................................................................17
Statistics .............................................................................................................17
Save limits..............................................................................................................18
Event Log ...............................................................................................................18
Text EL................................................................................................................18
Graphics EL ........................................................................................................19
Previous ..........................................................................................................19
Next .................................................................................................................19
Load le...........................................................................................................19
Save le...........................................................................................................19
DSP .................................................................................................................20
Text EL full view / Text EL partial view....................................................................20
Export csv le ..................................................................................................20
Cong.....................................................................................................................21
Global (Global settings) ......................................................................................21
Plot......................................................................................................................22
Sensor axes........................................................................................................22
Machine axes......................................................................................................22
Machine interface ...............................................................................................23
Help........................................................................................................................23
Operating Manual ...............................................................................................23
About ..................................................................................................................23
About Qt..............................................................................................................24
Scenario .................................................................................................................24
Scenario #...........................................................................................................25
Scenario name....................................................................................................25
Teach count ........................................................................................................25
Teach time ..........................................................................................................25
Limit 1-3 ..............................................................................................................25
Load le ..............................................................................................................26
Save le ..............................................................................................................26
Select sensor .........................................................................................................27
Add .....................................................................................................................27

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Description: .....................................................................................................27
IP address: ......................................................................................................27
Server port:......................................................................................................27
Delete .................................................................................................................27
Edit......................................................................................................................27
Service ...................................................................................................................28
Software update..................................................................................................28
Firmware update.................................................................................................28
Default ................................................................................................................28
Login / Logout ........................................................................................................28
Statistics / Raw data...............................................................................................28
Contact ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������29

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Introduction
The PulseNG Kit serves as permanently installed diagnostic tool for machines and
machining centers.
In principle, the PulseNG Kit consists of the PulseNG sensor and the interface
IBU-NG. For further details, please refer to the technical specications as listed in our
“BDS-PulseNGKit-en“.
The software provided as user interface for the PulseNG monitoring system is titled
PulseNG-hmi.
PulseNG-hmi runs under Microsoft Windows XP®, Windows 7 and Windows 8.
PulseNG-hmi provides process visualization for the different scenarios and serves to
check and set individual parameters and limits.
Valid up to PulseNG version 0.3.0 Build $Rev: 150$ R and Firmware version 013.
Product Certication
„This veries that PulseNG-hmi can be installed on and operated with SINUMERIK
840D sl with SINUMERIK Operate 4.5 SP3 on PCU 50 with Windows 7.“

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Copyright and Operating Instructions
In order to ensure safe and reliable operations of production facilities, only trained
and qualied professionals may install, maintain, and operate the system. Improper
installation, maintenance, or operation can lead to damages to the machine(s) and
even bodily harm.
You must always observe the following safety instructions. However, they do not
replace the safety instructions and warnings contained in the operating manuals of the
production machines or any accessories thereof.
This manual is based on the information available at the time of writing and believed
to be correct. The manual does not claim to cover all possible details or variations
in hardware, software, installation, or operation of the system. Changes and
improvements will be made to the system as conditions warrant. Montronix GmbH
assumes no liability with respects to the information contained in this manual.
No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, translated, or forwarded
to a third party in any form or by any means without written permission of Montronix
GmbH. This is also true for any forwarding or copying of excerpts and includes all
forms of digital forwarding and its use for training purposes.
Copyright © Montronix GmbH, 2014. All rights reserved.Copyright for this operating
manual rests exclusively with
Montronix GmbH
Benzstrasse 7
71720 Oberstenfeld Germany

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Safety Instructions
Installation and service of the PulseNG sensor must only be performed by
trained professionals! Improper installation of the equipment may lead to
malfunction, equipment damage and could even cause bodily harm�
All safety instructions issued by the machine manufacturer must be observed�
When installing sensors, please make sure to secure suspended axes to
prevent them from falling!
• In addition to the operating manual, the user must observe the universally
accepted, legally and otherwise binding regulations governing accident prevention
and environmental protection, and must instruct others herein.
• The operating manual must be permanently available for reference at the location
of the system.
The operating manual must be read by any and all persons in charge of the following
tasks at the machine/machining center:
• All machine operations, including set-up, trouble-shooting during processing,
(preventive) maintenance, disposal of production waste, supplies, and additives
• maintenance (servicing, inspections, repairs) and/or
• transport
In addition to the operating manual, the operator is required to observe all accident
prevention regulations specic to the country and location where the system has been
installed, as well as generally recognized rules for safe and professional operations.
Organizational Measures
• Heed all safety and caution signs at the machining plant and building!
• Upon noticing changes to a machine‘s safety equipment or to its operations,
the machine/plant must be immediately stopped and any malfunction be
communicated to the person / authority in charge!

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Personnel
• Use only trained and instructed personnel. Clearly delineate each staff member’s
responsibilities for operation, set-up, maintenance, and repairs!
• Make sure that operations on the machine are performed only by personnel
properly assigned to it!
• Work on electrical plants may only be performed by licensed electricians or trained
personnel supervised and instructed by a licensed electrician according to the
rules and regulations of the electrical trade.
Operation
• Safety must always be your rst priority!
• Operate the plant/machine only with all safety equipment in place and operating
properly, including but not limited to: removable protection devices, emergency
shut-offs, sound-proong devices, exhaust equipment, etc.!
• Power-up and shut-down cycles and their associated control checks must be
performed according to the machine’s operating manual and maintenance
instructions. This includes all activities concerning general operations, production
changes, tool and set-up changes of the machine or its safety-related equipment
as well as inspections, servicing and repairs!
• Avoid endangering any persons when powering up the machine!
Should it become necessary to remove safety equipment when setting up, servicing,
or repairing machinery, you must reinstall and test all such equipment immediately
after nishing your work.
Special Risks
• When performing inspection, servicing, and repair work on plant or machine parts,
you may be obligated to switch them to zero potential. Check the potential rst,
then ground and short-circuit the parts before insulating neighboring parts that are
still under current!
• The electrical parts of a machine must be tested and inspected regularly. Defects
such as loose connections or burnt cables must be repaired immediately.
• Should it become necessary to perform work on parts with live wiring, a second
technician must be present and ready to activate the main shut-off in case of an
emergency. Close off the work area with red and white tape and a warning sign.
Use only insulated tools!

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IBU-NG
Dimensions
Height Width Depth
120 mm 42 mm 120 mm
Table 1: IBU-NG dimensions
• robust aluminum housing, with DIN rail attachment according to EN 50022
Please observe
Installation of the IBU-NG may require wiring
operations in a high-voltage area� In order to
avoid accidents due to electrical current
(serious bodily injury or even death), only
qualied professionals may perform the
installation!
Labeling Function
PE Ground
0 V GND voltage supply
24 V +24 V voltage supply
IN5 Reset, delete errors
IN4 Monitor Active
IN3 Bit 3 (Value 4) of scenario number
IN2 Bit 2 (Value 2) of scenario number
IN1 Bit 1 (Value 1) of scenario number
OUT5 Ready
OUT4 Machine emergency stop
OUT3 Limit 3 triggered
OUT2 Limit 2 triggered
OUT1 Limit 1 triggered
STAT LED for IBU-NG status
SENS LED for sensor status
Table 2: IBU-NG labeling Figure 1: IBU-NG front
OUT1
OUT2
OUT3
OUT4
OUT5
IN1
IN2
IN3
IN4
IN5
24 V
0 V
PE
STAT
SENS
IBU-NG
USB
LAN
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
24V
0V
PE
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Connections
G1
-WZ.1
MONTR
- B2
1
SENSOR
IN5
IN4
IN3
IN2
IN1
OUT5
OUT4
OUT3
OUT2
OUT1
SENSOR
IBU-NG
9pol
SPECTRA
SPECTRA
-X1
-X2
19
17
15
13
11
9
7
5
3
1
3
2
1
PE
0 V DC
24 V DC
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
ETHERNET
USB
+24 V +24 V
OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4
OUT5
IN1 IN2 IN3 IN4 IN5
0 V
L24
M24
Ax. x
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24 V DC LIMIT 1 LIMIT 2 LIMIT 3
Emergency cutout
Operative Scenario Bit 1 Scenario Bit 2 Scenario Bit 3 MONITOR ACTIVE CONTROL. ON ERROR RESET 0 V DC Supply 24 V DC Supply 0 V DC PE
Figure 2: IBU-NG wiring diagram
Labeling Voltage Terminal Terminal PLC Outputs/Inputs
IN5 0 V 19 20 O Reset, delete errors
IN4 0 V 17 18 O Monitoring ON
IN3 0 V 15 16 O Bit 3 of scenario number
IN2 0 V 13 14 O Bit 2 of scenario number
IN1 0 V 11 12 O Bit 1 of scenario number
Out5 +24 V 910 I Ready
Out4 +24 V 7 8 I Terminal HW machine emergency stop
Out3 +24 V 56I Limit 3 triggered
Out2 +24 V 34I Limit 2 triggered
Out1 +24 V 12I Limit 1 triggered
Table 3: IBU-NG labeling of wiring diagram

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Communication Ports
LAN
For connection of a Cat5 cable with straight outlet.
Serves to communicate with the user interface PulseNG-hmi.
Can also be used for servicing.
LED #1 Communication signal yellow
LED #2 Activity signal green
LED #1 LED #2
Figure 3: LAN connection
USB
For service purposes only. Settings can be changed via terminal program.
Serial interface
Not yet in use.

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Diagnosis and LED signals
The IBU-NG provides the following LED signals to display the described statuses:
LED Color Status Meaning
SENS green continually on
blinking
Connection with PulseNG sensor OK
No connection with PulseNG sensor
Possible causes:
Not plugged in correctly or broken cable
STAT green continually on
continually off
Device ready
Device not ready
IN1-IN5 yellow continually on Shows respective input status, depending on
whether contact is designated as normally
open (N.O.) or normally closed (N.C.).
OUT1-
OUT5
red continually on Shows respective output status, depending
on whether designated normally open (N.O.)
or normally closed (N.C.) contact.
Only OUT1 red continually on Device in boot loader mode
* Current IP address: 192�168�1�241
Table 4: Diagnosis and LED signals
Sensor Connection
A 4 pin M8 round connector with pins connects PulseNG sensor and IBU-NG.
PulseNG
Dimensions
Figure 4: PulseNG
Height Width Depth
30 mm 40 mm 11 mm
Table 5: PulseNG sensor dimensions

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Mounting
Since the PulseNG sensor can be mounted to many different types of machines and
machining devices, specic mounting instructions and locations cannot be provided.
The following notes are only recommendations for choosing a mounting location and
procedure.
The PulseNG sensor should be mounted in the immediate vicinity of the location
where the effect to be monitored appears to be strongest.
Mount to the headstock if possible.
Take special care to mount the sensor in such
manner that damages to the sensor, its cable or
the extension cable will be avoided.The PulseNG
Sensor must be rmly connected to the machine in
order to guarantee awless transmission of
acceleration signals to the sensor. Considering the
dimensions of the sensor, select a planar,
uncoated surface.
Four M4 threaded holes and screws are required
to attach the sensor.
Alternatively, you can use four magnets.
Optionally available from Montronix as part# 720038:
Four magnets with screws.
Montronix recommends a proportion of 1.5 : 1 for drill depth to diameter. Attach the
sensor with four M4 cylinder head screws (thread length 7-16 mm) and tighten them to
the torque value provided as follows.
Torque values
Material Recommended Maximum
Steel 2.5 Nm 3.4 Nm
Aluminum 2.5 Nm 3.4 Nm
Table 6: Torque values

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Cable
The PulseNG Sensor comes with a 2 m cable (without overbraid) with an M8 plug-in
connection (splash-proof).
Optionally available is a PulseNG sensor with
stainless steel overbraid (part# 720011) as well as
a 10 m extension cable without overbraid (part#
720004).
To safely and simply secure the plug-in
connections, the manufacturer recommends using
a torque wrench. Prescribed torque value: 0.4 Nm.
Attach the cable with suitable means, making sure that the insulation stays intact and
the cable is neither crimped nor kinked.
The cable has to be attached so that it will not be excessively stretched or bent. Make
sure that machine movements or vibrations do not cause splicing or friction. Leave as
much cable length hanging loose as is necessary to guarantee sufcient sag so as
not to exert any pull on the cable in the event of moving machine components.
Provide sufcient strain relief.
All prescribed and required safety precautions must be taken before mounting,
attaching, connecting or replacing a PulseNG sensor in the machine in order to avoid
damages to equipment or persons.
All safety instructions listed in and required to be followed by the machine
manufacturer’s operating manual must be observed, for example the support of
hanging axes.
Power Supply
The PulseNG sensor uses 24 V direct current voltage. The 24 V supply voltage should
be provided by a controlled, quality power supply with overvoltage protection. Without
this protection, the sensor’s performance may be compromised or the sensor and
other devices could be damaged.
Always connect PE terminal to ground.

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Software PulseNG-hmi
Installation
Every PulseNG system delivery includes the software PulseNG-hmi.
The CD-ROM contains:
• Installation routine of PulseNG-hmiUser interfaceOperating manual as PDF le
Please start Setup-PulseNG-hmi-revxxx.
Initial values ensure that you will directly obtain connection with
the IBU-NG if you are using the factory default settings.
Software version
The current PulseNG-hmi software version and the required rmware can be checked
by using the soft key „About“.
Using the software
A left double click opens that particular window by itself.
You can navigate through the program on several levels.
The specic navigation level being used is indicated in the operating manual by the
number to the left of the softkey bar. The softkey referred to in the current description
is shown in gray.
1Reset
alarms Teach Settings Save limits

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PulseNG-hmi main window
After starting the program, the following window opens:
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29.3
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t (s) t (s)
t (s)
t (s)
a (m/s²) a (m/s²)
a (m/s²)a (m/s²)
20
10
0
-10
-20
20
10
0
-10
-20
20
10
0
-10
-20
20
10
0
-10
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0246
81
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0
19.89,5
Предел 1
Предел 3
Предел 2
Ось-Х, HP: 1, LP: 1600
Ось-Z, HP: 1, LP: 1600
Ось-Y, HP: 1, LP: 1600
Исходные данные
Тревога:
Тревога:
Тревога:
Мониторинг:Обучение:Сценарий #:
Сбросить сообщенияОбучение Hide НастройкиЛог файлКонфигурацияСохранить пределы Войти Статистика
Figure 5: PulseNG-hmi initial window
The following soft keys are available:
Reset alarms
1Reset alarms Teach Settings Save limits Event Log Cong Login Statistics
Internally resets all alarms
Teach
1Reset alarms Teach Settings Save limits Event Log Cong Login Statistics
Yes: Teaches the active
scenario
Yes to all: Teaches all scenarios
Cancel: Cancels teaching
PulseNG-hmi
pulseNG
?
CancelYesYes to all
Teach selected/ all scenario(s)?

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Settings
1Reset alarms Teach Settings Save limits Event Log Cong Login Statistics
Filter data view
20 10Y-Axis Scaling [m/s²]: X-Axis Scaling [s]:
Filter data view Raw data view Statistics
Auto scaling
DSP view Filter view
Figure 6: Filter data view
Here you can change the scaling of the axes and hide / unhide the display of DSP,
and lters. Selecting “Auto scaling” will display the axes to t the window.
Raw data view
X: Z:Y:50-5
20 10 Adjust
Filter data view Raw data view Statistics
Y-Axis Scaling [m/s²]: X-Axis Scaling [s]:
Figure 7: Raw data view
Relates to the window with raw data at the bottom right. The horizontal display level of
the axes can be varied in height.
Checking the appropriate box can hide / unhide the display of X, Y, Z-axes. Selecting
„Adjust lines“ makes for an even distribution of the three curves above the Y-axis.
Statistics
Limit 1 view: Limit 3 view:Limit 2 view:
Filter data view Raw data view Statistics
Figure 8: Statistics
Relates to the statistics view. The display of individual limits can be hidden or shown
by (de-)activating the check boxes.

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Save limits
1Reset alarms Teach Settings Save limits Event Log Cong Login Statistics
9,5
Limit 1:
Figure 9: Save limits
Limits can be changed using the arrow keys when activated by the password. Save
changes with „Save limits“.
Event Log
1Reset alarms Teach Settings Save limits Event Log Cong Login Statistics
Calls up the soft key bar for the selection of event logs.
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1.0 mm/s
1.0 mm/s
1.1 mm/s
25.0 m/s²
0.9 m/s²
27.4 °C
0.7 °C
0.7 °C
0.7 °C
1.3 mm/s
1.4 mm/s
1.3 mm/s
25.9 mm/s
0.8 m/s²
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0.0 °C
0.0 °C
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Text EL Graphics EL Text EL
full view
Export
csv file
Sensor
Event Log Back
Monitoring: Teaching: Scenario #:
Type Scenario #Limit # Limit Max Time/date
Axis (X,Y, Z,M)
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Velocity
Velocity
Velocity
Temperature
Velocity
Temperature
Temperature
Z-Axis
Temperature
X-Axis
Figure 10: Soft keys for event logs
Text EL
2Text EL Graphics EL Text EL
full view
Export
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1.0 mm/s
1.0 mm/s
1.1 mm/s
25.0 m/s²
0.9 m/s²
27.4 °C
0.7 °C
0.7 °C
0.7 °C
1.3 mm/s
1.4 mm/s
1.3 mm/s
25.9 mm/s
0.8 m/s²
0.0 m/s²
0.0 °C
0.0 °C
0.0 °C
0.0 °C
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Sensor
Event Log Back
Monitoring: Teaching: Scenario #:
Type Scenario #Limit # Limit Max Time/date
Axis (X,Y, Z,M)
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Velocity
Velocity
Velocity
Temperature
Velocity
Temperature
Temperature
Z-Axis
Temperature
X-Axis
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9,5 19.8
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t (s) t (s)
t (s)
a (m/s²)
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12.3
10:12:43
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19.8
18.03.2014
°C
°C
29.3
Limit 1:
Limit 3:
Limit 2:
Z-Axis, HP: 1, LP: 1600
Y-Axis, HP: 1, LP: 1600
Alarm:
Alarm:
Alarm:
Monitoring: Teaching: Scenario #:
Page:
Global
Max Limit 1:
Max Limit 3:
Time:
Axis DSP
Scenario #:
Max Limit 2:
Date:
Temperature:
Temperature
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DSP
DSP
t (s)
a (m/s²)
20
10
0
-10
-20
0246
81
0
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(blue).
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Figure 13: Graphic shown with DSP
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
1
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1
1
1
1
11.0 mm/s
1.0 mm/s
1.0 mm/s
1.1 mm/s
25.0 m/s²
0.9 m/s²
27.4 °C
0.7 °C
0.7 °C
0.7 °C
1.3 mm/s
1.4 mm/s
1.3 mm/s
25.9 mm/s
0.8 m/s²
0.0 m/s²
0.0 °C
0.0 °C
0.0 °C
0.0 °C
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
200
200
200
80
0
80
80
1
80
0
200 2014/03/17 19:42:13
2014/03/17 19:41:48
2014/03/17 19:41:12
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2014/03/18 09:07:33
2014/03/18 09:07:04
2014/03/18 09:06:51
2014/03/18 08:47:03
2014/03/18 08:45:38
2014/03/18 00:06:41
200
200
90
4
90
90
1600
90
0
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Type Scenario #Sensor #Limit # Limit type Limit Max HP (Hz)LP (Hz)Alarm StopTime/dateDSP
Axis (X,Y,Z,M)
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Velocity
Velocity
Velocity
Temperature
Velocity
Temperature
Temperature
Z-Axis
Temperature
X-Axis
Average
Average
Average
Average
Average
Average
Average
Average
Average
P2P
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Lower
Lower
Lower
Lower
Upper
Upper
Upper
Upper
Lower
Off
Off
Off
Off
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On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
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