Svantek SV 106A Manuel utilisateur

USER MANUAL

SV 106A

HUMAN VIBRATION ANALYSER

Warsaw, March 2017

SV106A User Manual

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CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION 6

1.1. SV106 main features 6

1.2. Accessories included 7

1.3. Accessories available 7

1.4. Software options 7

1.5. General Information 8

2. MANUAL CONTROL OF THE INSTRUMENT 9

2.1 Control push-buttons on the front panel 9

2.2 Input and output sockets of the instrument 12

3. SETTING THE INSTRUMENT 13

3.1. Basics of the instrument’s control 13

3.2. Powering of the instrument 15

3.3. Initial Setup of the instrument 16

3.4. Icons description 17

3.5. Data saving 18

3.6. Files downloading and uploading 22

3.7. Activation of the optional functions 22

4. FUNCTIONS OF THE INSTRUMENT –Function 23

4.1. Measurement functions of the instrument - Measurement Function 23

4.2. Instrument’s calibration – Calibration 24

4.2.1. Downloading and uploading TEDS data –TEDS 24

4.2.2. Calibration of the instrument channels –Channel x 25

4.2.3. In-situ System Check 25

4.2.4. Calibration by transducer's sensitivity –Calibr. By Sensitivity 26

4.2.5. Calibration by measurement –Calibr. By Measurement 27

4.2.6. History of the calibrations –Calibration History 28

4.2.7. Clear calibration records - Clear Calibr. History 28

4.2.8. Contact force sensor calibration - Force 29

5. MEASUREMENT PARAMETERS SETTING –Measurement 31

5.1 Selection of measurement parameters - General Settings 31

5.2 Setting the parameters for dose measurements –HAV/WBV Dosimeter 34

5.3 Setting parameters for channels –Channels Setup 35

5.3.1 Assignment channels for accelerometer axis - Channel/Axis Mapping 36

5.3.2 Setting parameters for channels –Channel x 36

5.4 Setting the vector parameters –Vectors Setup 37

5.5 Setting the data logging functionality –Data Logging 37

5.6 The results history logging 38

5.6.1 Data logger programming –Logger Setup 38

5.6.2 Results selection –Logger Results 39

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5.6.3 Logger trigger parameters setup –Logger Trigger 41

5.6.4 Event recording setup –Event Recording 43

5.6.5 The marker setup –Marker Setup 44

5.7 Wave recording 45

5.8 Measure trigger parameters selection –Measure Trigger 46

5.9 Settings whole body measurements with the use of seat accelerometer –SEAT 48

5.10The alarm trigger setting–Alarm Trigger 48

5.11Programming the instrument’s internal timer – Timer 49

5.11.1Example of timer function execution 50

6. DATA AVAILABLE ON THE DISPLAY –Display 51

6.1 Selection of presentation modes - Display Modes 51

6.1.1 Main presentation mode 52

6.2 Setting the logger presentation parameters –Logger Scale 55

6.3 Setting the result presentation scale –Results Scale 56

6.4 Setting the display brightness and power saver- Screen 57

7. SAVING THE MEASUREMENT RESULTS –File 58

7.1 Saving files in the external memory 59

7.2 Managing the saved files –File Manager 60

7.2.1 Setting the directory for saving files –Set As Working Dir. 61

7.2.2 Creating new catalogue and new file 62

7.2.3 Deleting all files from Internal memory –Delete All 62

7.2.4 Opening file/catalogue –Open 63

7.2.5 Deleting file/catalogue –Delete 63

7.2.6 Renaming file/catalogue –Rename 63

7.2.7 Information about file/catalogue –Info 63

7.3 Managing the setup files –Setup Manager 64

7.3.1 Saving the setup files 64

7.3.2 Commands on the setup files 64

7.4 Options for Select Setup menu –Start Setup Settings 65

7.5 Data storing options - Save Options 66

7.6 Options for setup files - Setup Options 68

8. SETTINGS OF THE INSTRUMENT PARAMETERS –Instrument 69

8.1 Selection of keyboard modes –Keyboard 69

8.2 Setting parameters of the I/O port - Multifunction I/O 70

8.3 Checking the powering of the instrument –Power Supply 71

8.4 Programming the instrument’s internal Real Time Clock – RTC 71

8.5 Activating the remote-control error confirmation - Remote Control 72

8.6 Checking the specification of the instrument - Unit Label 72

9. AUXILIARY SETTINGS –Auxiliary Setup 73

9.1. Setting the language of the user interface –Language 73

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9.2. Return to the factory settings –Factory Settings 73

9.3. Setting the scope of instrument's functions —Instrument Mode 74

9.4. Reference signal in vibration measurements - Reference Levels 75

9.5. User filter setting –User Filters 75

9.6. Selection of the Vibration units - Vibration Units 75

9.7. Warnings selection –Warnings 76

10. 1/1 AND 1/3 OCTAVE ANALYSER 77

10.1. Selection of 1/1 Octave or 1/3 Octave analysis mode 77

10.2. Setting the parameters of 1/1 Octave and 1/3 Octave analysis 77

10.3. Saving of 1/1 Octave and 1/3 Octave analysis results in the logger’s file - Logger Results

10.4. Selection of 1/1 Octave and 1/3 Octave bandpass results as triggering source 78

10.5. Display options in 1/1 Octave and 1/3 Octave analysis mode 78

10.6. Presentation of 1/1 Octave and 1/3 Octave analysis results 79

10.7. Setting the scale of the spectrum results presentation –Spectrum Scale 80

10.8. Setting parameters of the spectrum presentation - Spectrum View 81

10.9. Selection of channels for presentation –Multichannel View 82

10.10. Setting parameters for total values –Total Values 82

10.11. Setting user filter coefficients for 1/1 Octave and 1/3 Octave analysis –User Filters 82

11. DOSIMETER FUNCTION 84

11.1. Setting parameters for dose measurements –HAV/WBV Dosimeter 84

11.2. Setting parameters for channels –Channel x 85

11.3. Dosimeter presentation mode 85

11.4. Calculation of hand-arm and whole-body daily results –Calculator 86

12. MAINTENANCE 89

12.1. Powering and charging 89

12.2. Transducers 89

12.3. Resetting the instrument 90

12.4. Firmware upgrade 91

12.5. Storing the instrument 91

12.6. Transportation and carrying 91

12.7. Cleaning 91

12.8. Troubleshooting 91

APPENDIXES

A. REMOTE CONTROL

B. DATA FILE STRUCTURES

C. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

D. DEFINITIONS AND FORMULAE OF MEASURED VALUES

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1. INTRODUCTION

The SV 106A is a six-channel human (Whole-Body and

Hand-Arm) vibration meter and analyser. The instrument

meets the ISO 8041:2005 standard and it is an ideal

choice for measurements according to ISO 2631-1,2&5,

ISO 10326, ISO 5349-1&2 and EU Directive 2002/44/EC.

This small-size instrument performs simultaneous

measurements with two triaxial accelerometers (e.g.

both-hands vibration or triaxial SEAT transmission

measurementsarepossible).TheRMS,VDV, CRF,OVL,

PEAK, P–P, MTVV, MAX, VECTOR, A(8), ELV, EAV

results with all required weighting filters for the HVM

measurements are available with this instrument.

Using the computational power of its digital signal

processor the instrument can, simultaneously to the

broad band meter mode, perform real time 1/1 Octave or

1/3 Octave analysis (optional).

Advanced time-history logging and time-domain signal

recording (according to ISO 2631-5) to the built-in Micro

SD flash card give almost unlimited capabilities of data

storage. Results can be easily downloaded to PC using

the USB interface and the Supervisor software.

The SV 106A can be supplied with a choice of Svantek accelerometers: SV 105A for hand-arm vibration

measurements or SV 38V for whole-body vibration measurements.

Evaluation of the grip force is possible with the dedicated “integrated adapter” SV 105AF.

Fast USB 1.1 interface (12 MHz) creates real time link for the PC "front-end" application of the SV 106A

instrument. The measurement results can be downloaded to PC using the above-mentioned interfaces.

The instrument is powered from four AA standard alkaline or rechargeable batteries (i.e. NiMH –a separate

charger is required). Powering the instrument from the USB interface is also possible. Robust and lightweight

design accomplishes the exceptional features of this new generation human vibration exposure instrument.

1.1. SV106 main features

•Human Vibration meter meeting ISO 8041:2005,

•Measurements in accordance with ISO 2631-1,2&5 (including VDV and MTVV) and ISO 5349-1&2

•Six channels for acceleration and two channels for force measurements

•Whole-Body measurements with:

- SV 38V low power seat accelerometer

•Hand-Arm measurements with:

- SV 105A integrated triaxial accelerometer including hand straps

- SV 105AF integrated triaxial accelerometer including hand straps and grip force sensor

- SV 150 triaxial accelerometer with adapter for direct attaching to hand-held power tools

•SEAT transmissibility measurements with SV 151 integrated tri-axial accelerometer

•Ground / building vibration measurements with SV 84 tri-axial IEPE accelerometer

•Time-domain signal waveform recording (meeting ISO 2631-5) as option

•1/1 octave and 1/3 octave spectral calculations (as option)

•Advanced data logger including spectral analysis

•Micro SD flash card for almost unlimited mass data storage

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•USB 1.1 Client interface

•A(8) daily exposure automatic calculation

•Integration time programmable up to 24 h

•Supervisor software for easy instrument setup and data download

•Easy to use, operator friendly interface with high contrast full colour display

•Pocket size (140 x 83 x 33 millimetres –5.5 x 3.3 x 1.3 inches)

•Light weight (only 390 grams –13.9 oz) including 4 x AA batteries

1.2. Accessories included

The SV 106A set consist of the following parts:

•SV 106A instrument with micro SD card 8 GB and 4xAA batteries,

•SC 56 mini USB cable.

1.3. Accessories available

•SV 38V tri-axial accelerometer for Whole-Body measurements (MEMS type)

•SV 105A integrated tri-axial Hand-Arm accelerometer (MEMS type) with adapter

•SV 105AF integrated tri-axial H-A accelerometer (MEMS type) with adapter & grip force sensor

•SV 111 vibration calibrator for HVM

•SV 150 tri-axial accelerometer, Hand-Arm, direct fixing to the tool

•SV 151 tri-axial accelerometer for measurements on vehicle floor

•SV 207B Building Vibration Measurements set (SV 84 outdoor accelerometer, adapter)

•SC 118 LEMO 5 pin to LEMO 4 pin connector

•SC 125 LEMO 5 pin to LEMO 5 pin extension cable (5 m)

•SC 139P LEMO 5 pin (plug) to 3 x BNC sockets cable (0.7 m)

•SC 149LEMO 5 pin (plug) to 3 x TNC sockets (0.7 m)

•SA 38 calibration adapter for SV 38/38V

•SA 40 calibration adapter for SV 207A and Dytran 3233A, 3143M1, SV 150, SV 151

•SA 54 power supply unit by USB interface using cables SC 16 or SC 56 (without cables)

•SA 47_M carrying bag and accessories (fabric material)

•SA 89 carrying belt-bag (fabric material)

•SA 105A calibration adapter for SV 105A and SV105AF

•SA 111 calibration adapter for SV 38/38V to be used with SV 111 (included in SV 111 set)

•SA 146 carrying case

1.4. Software options

•SV_106_LIC_1 1/1 octave analysis

•SV_106_LIC_2 1/3 octave analysis

•SV_106_LIC_15 Time domain signal recording

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1.5. General Information

Input 2 x LEMO 5-pin: six channels Direct or IEPE type and 2 channels for force

transducers

Dynamic Range 90 dB

Force Range 0.2 N ÷ 200 N (dedicated channels for force transducers)

Sampling Rate 6 kHz

Memory Internal 16 MB non-volatile memory

8 GB Micro SD card included (micro SD flash card slot supports cards up

to 16 GB)

Display Super contrast (10000:1) OLED 2.4” colour display (320 x 240 pixels)

Interfaces USB 1.1 Client,Extended I/O - ACoutput (1 VPeak)orDigital Input/Output

(Trigger - Pulse)

Power Supply Four AA batteries (alkaline) operation time > 12 h (6.0 V / 1.6 Ah)2

Four AA rechargeable batteries operation time> 16 h (4.8 V / 2.6Ah)2 (not

included)

USB interface 500 mA HUB

Environmental Conditions Temperature from -10 °C to 50 °C

Humidity up to 90 % RH, non-condensed

Dimensions 140 x 83 x 33 mm (without accelerometer)

Weight Approx. 390 grams including batteries (without accelerometer)

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2. MANUAL CONTROL OF THE INSTRUMENT

Control of the instrument has been developed in a fully interactive manner. The user can operate the

instrument by selecting the appropriate position from the selected Menu list. Thanks to that, the number of the

control push-buttons of the instrument has been reduced to nine for ease of use and convenience.

2.1 Control push-buttons on the front panel

The following control push-buttons are located on the

front panel of the instrument:

•<ENTER>,(<Menu>),[<Save>],

•<ESC>, (<Cal.>),[<S/P>],

•<Shift>, [Markers]

•<Alt>, [Markers]

•<>,

•<>,

•<>,

•<>,

•<Start/Stop>.

The name given in (...) brackets denotes the second push-button function which is available after pressing it

in conjunction (or in sequence) with the <Shift> push-button. For the first two push-buttons the name given in

square brackets […] denotes also the third push-button function which is available after pressing it in

conjunction (or in sequence) with the <Alt> push-button.

<Shift>

The second function of a push-button (written in red colour on a push-button) can be used

when the <Shift> push-button is pressed. This push-button can be used in two different ways:

•as Shift like in a computer keyboard (e.g. while typingthe filename); both <Shift> and

the second push-button must be pressed together (two finger operation);

•as 2nd Fun; this push-button can be pressed and released before pressing the

second one or pressed in parallel (while operating in “2nd Fun”mode, see the

following notice) with the second push-button (one finger operation).

The <Shift> push-button pressed in conjunction with <Alt> enables the user to enter the

Markers on the plots during the measurement.

<Alt>

This push-button enables the user to choose the third push-button function in case of

[<Save>] and [<Pause>] push-buttons. In order to select the third function, the user must

press the <Alt> and the second push-button simultaneously.

Note: Simultaneously pressing the <Alt> and <Start/Stop> push-buttons switches the instrument

on or off.

This push-button enables the user to start the measurement process when the instrument is

not measuring or to stop it when the instrument is in course of the measurement. It is also

possible to set the mode of this push-button such that to start or stop the measurements the

user has to press it simultaneously with the <Shift> push-button.

Note: Changing the <Start/Stop> push-button mode is performed in the Keyboard Settings

window of the Instrument list (see description of the Instrument list).

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<ENTER>

This push-button enables the user to enter the selected position shown on the screen Menu

list or to confirm selected settings. Some additional functions of this push-button will be

described in the following chapters of this manual.

(<Menu>)

This push-button (pressed together with <Shift>) enables the user to enter the main list

containing six sub-lists: Function, Measurement, Display, File, Instrument and

Auxiliary Setup. Each of the mentioned abovemenu lists consists of sub-lists, elements and

data windows. These main sub-lists will be described in detail in the following chapters of the

manual. Double pressing the <Menu> push-button enters a list containing the last eight

opened sub-lists. It often speeds up control of the instrument as the user has faster access to

the most frequently used sub-lists for easy navigation.

[<Save>]

This push-button (pressed together with <Alt>) enablesthe user to save measurement results

as a file in the instrument’s internal memory or on the SD-card.

<ESC>

This push-button closes the control lists, sub-lists or windows. It acts in an opposite manner

to the <ENTER> push-button. When the window is closed after pressing the <ESC> push-

button, any changes made in it are ignored in almost all cases.

([Cal.])

This push-button (pressed together with <Shift>) opens the Calibration sub-list.

[<S/P>]

This push-button enables the user to jump to pause or break the measurement process

temporarily. If there is no current running measurement in progress this push-button opens

the Setup Manager menu

<>, <>

These push-buttons enable the user specifically to:

•select the column in a multi column parameter list;

•select the parameter value in an active position (e.g. filter Z, A or C, Integration period: 1s,

2s, 3s, … etc.);

•control the cursor in Spectrum and Logger modes of result’s presentation;

•select the position of the character in the text editing mode;

•activate markers 2 and 3

•speed up changing the numerical values of the parameters when pressed and held.

(<>, <>)

The <>, <>push-buttons pressed in conjunction (or in sequence) with <Shift> enable the

user specifically to:

•speed up changing the numerical values of the parameters (i.e. the step is increased from

1 to 10 in the setting of Start Delay - path: Menu / Measurement / General Settings / Start

Delay);

•jump to the last or first character of an edited text line in the text edition modes,

[<>, <>]

The <>, <>push-buttons pressed in conjunction (or in sequence) with <Alt> enable the

user specifically to:

•select the parameters value in the multi column list,

•insert or delete a character in the text editing screen.

<>, <>

The <>, <> push-buttons enable the user specifically to:

•select lines in the list;

•select the correct character from the list in the text edition screen;

•activate markers 1 and 4

(<>, <>)

The <>, <> push-buttons pressed in conjunction (or in sequence) with <Shift> enable the

user specifically to:

•change relationship between the Y-axis and X-axis of all plots presented on the screen

[<>, <>]

The <>, <> push-buttons pressed in conjunction (or in sequence) with <Alt> enable the

user specifically to:

•change the mode of result’s presentation;

•programme the Real-Time Clock (RTC) and Timer;

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