Svantek SV100A User manual

SV100A
Vibration
Dosimeter
User Guide

The SV 100A measures the A(8) vibration exposure and the overall vibration total
value (VECTOR) in accordance with ISO 2631-1 and EU Directive 2002/44/EC.
The A(8) result is given in m/s2(RMS), m/s1.75 (VDV) and points. The SV 100A
monitors the time left to limits and activates the alarm when the limits are
reached.
The force sensors in the SV 100A automatically detect the presence of a user
or vehicle driver which enables real daily exposure calculations for the period of
time when the user is in contact with the vibrating surface.
ISO 2631-1 and EU Directive 2002/44/EC
List of Contents
Page 3 CONTENTS OF THE SV 100A BOX
Page 4 SETUP IN SUPERVISOR SOFTWARE
Page 5 IN-SITU CHECK
Page 6 RUNNING THE MEASUREMENT WITH ASSISTANT APPLICATION
Page 7 DATA DOWNLOAD AND REPORTING
Page 8 SUPPORT AND SERVICE
Page 9 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
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Description pcs.
1. SV 100A vibration dosimeter including 8GB memory 1
2. SA 54 charger / power supply 1
3. Set of mains adapters to SA 54 1
4. SC 56 USB cable 1
5. SA 145 carrying case 1
6. Calibration certifi cate 1
7. CD with user manual 1
8. License for Assistant (application available at svantek.com) 1
List of optional extras not included in the SV 100A box
Hardware accessories:
Part name Description Applications
SA 136 Calibration adapter Periodical verifi cation at laboratory
SV 111 Vibration calibrator Instrument check before and after series
of measurements
Software options that can be activated by code
(with no need to return the meter to factory):
Part name Description Applications
SF 100A OCT 1/1 octave analysis Verifi cation of vibration sources
Research and development
SF 100A 3OCT 1/1 & 1/3 octave analysis Verifi cation of vibration sources
Research and development
SF 100A WAV Time domain signal recording
during measurement - continuous or
triggered
Analysis of vibration signal
Post-processing
Research and development
SF 100A Wf Motion sickness fi lter Measurement of low frequencies causing
motion sickness in accordance to
ISO 2631-1
Accredited calibration
(requires sending the instrument to SVANTEK authorised laboratory)
SV_CV_WB Accredited calibration for vibration
meter
ISO / IEC 17025 calibration certifi cate
List of contents included in the SV 100A box:
Please check the list against the contents. If any of the listed items are missing,
please contact your local Svantek distributor or send an e-mail to
offi [email protected] within 3 days of receiving the parcel.
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Hardware accessories:
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Configuration with Supervisor software
1) To switch the power on hold the <ENTER> button for a couple
of seconds.
Configuration set-up
5) Download current Settings from Instrument files to Local Files
using right arrow and edit SV100A settings using panels on the
right hand side
8) Disconnect the USB cable. Instrument is ready to measure.
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2) Connect the USB cable to PC. Make sure the Supervisor
software and USB drivers are previously installed on the PC.
4) Select Settings
6) Save settings file under new name
7) Upload the file to the Instrument Files using left arrow and select Apply
3) Open the Supervisor software and go to the Instrument tab.

In-situ check with SV 111
1) Open the SV 111 calibrator lid and take out the SA111 adapter
Mount the SV 100A on the SA111.
2) Mount the SV 100A on the SA111 (x axis vertical).
Set up of SV 111
5) Start the calibrator using level of 1 m/s2at 16 Hz and wait until all
3 LEDs are green.
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4) Enable Calibration menu in SV 100A by holding Right Arrow button.
Select the axis.
6) Press Enter on
SV 100A to start the
check procedure.
7) Repeat the procedure
in all 3 axes.

The SV 100A Assistant Application
1) Login to svantek.com website and download Assistant from the
Support page to your smartphone / tablet with Android system.
2) Install Assistant on your Android smarphone.
3) Start the application. The Assistant will ask you to enable
Bluetooth and Localization services on your smartphone / tablet.
4) The Assistant will detect the SV100A automatically.
Installation of Assistant application
6) Swipe the screen to the left or right to switch between display
modes.
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5) Enable Start / Stop / Pause menu by clicking on the bottom bar.

Data files download
1) Connect the SV100A to PC and open Supervisor software.
Click the Download button located next to Settings and Inventory.
Downloading with Supervisor
4) To open file simply double click on it.
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2) Select files you wish to download and click the Download button
located in the bottom section.
3) Once the file is downloaded it will be automatically shown in the Data
Browser.
5) The detailed information on the operations within the Session panel are
described in the SV100A User Manual and Supervisor Software Manual.

Should your SVANTEK professional measurement equipment need to
be returned for repair or for calibration, please contact the service
office at the following number or contact via the SVANTEK’s website.
Service Office: [phone] or [phone].
Office hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Central European Time.
-E-mail at of[email protected]
-Internet at www.svantek.com
-Address:
SVANTEK Sp. z o.o.
Strzyg³owska 81
04-872 Warszawa,
Poland
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office at the following number or contact via the SVANTEK’s website.
Office hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Central European Time.
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SVANTEK Sp. z o. o.
ul. Strzyg³owska 81, 04-872 WARSAW, POLAND
phone/fax [phone]
http://www.svantek.com e-mail: [email protected]
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SV100A Technical Specification
The policy of our company is to continually innovate and develop our products.
Therefore, we reserve the right to change the specifications without prior notice.
Application Whole-body
Standards ISO 8041:2005, ISO 2631-1:1997
Meter Mode aw (RMS), awmax (RMS MAX), VDV, MaxVDV, awv (VECTOR), A(8) Daily Exposure, A(8) Daily Exposure,
ELV Time (TIME LEFT TO LIMIT), ELV Time (TIME LEFT TO LIMIT), EAV Time (TIME LEFT TO ACTION)
EAV Time (TIME LEFT TO ACTION); MTVV, Max, Peak, Peak-Peak
Filters Wd, Wk, Wm, Wb (ISO 2631) and corresponding Band Limiting filters
Wf for motion sickness filter measurements according to ISO 2631-1 (option)
RMS & RMQ Detectors Digital true RMS & RMQ detectors with Peak detection, resolution 0.1 dB
Measurement Range 0.01 ms-2 RMS ÷ 157 ms-2 PEAK
Frequency Range 0.1 Hz ÷ 180 Hz
Data Logger Time-history data including meter mode results and spectra
Time-Domain Recording Simultaneous 3-channel time-domain signal recording (option)
Analyser 1/1 octave real-time analysis (option)
1/3 octave real-time analysis (option)
Accelerometer Built-in tri-axial MEMS based
Display OLED 128 x 32 pixels
Memory 8 GB
Interfaces USB 2.0 client, Bluetooth
Keyboard 4 push buttons
Power Supply
Ni-MH rechargeable cells operation time > 24 hours1
USB interface 500 mA HUB
Environmental Conditions
Temperature from -10 oC to 50 oC
Humidity up to 90 % RH, non-condensed
Dimensions o / 235mm x 12 mm
Weight 0.5 kg
1dependent on instrument operation configuration