Zonicbook/618E: Portable Vibration Analysis & Monitoring System
Zonicbook/618E: Portable Vibration Analysis & Monitoring System
Zonicbook/618E: Portable Vibration Analysis & Monitoring System
ZonicBook/618E
®
Portable Vibration Analysis & Monitoring System
Features
• 8 dynamic input channels, expand-
able up to 56 channels
• 4 tachometer channels for rotational
measurements
• High-speed Ethernet connection to
the PC for continuous recording
• Five eZ-Series software packages address
a wide variety of vibration monitoring
and analysis applications
• TEDS support
Hardware Overview is also possible for measuring any AC per-channel bandwidth is a function of the
waveform from 25 mV to 5V full scale. DC number of channels enabled. For example,
The heart of the ZonicBook is a high-
coupling is also software selectable, with up to 4 channels can be enabled using the
speed Ethernet engine powered by a
full scale ranges from 25 mV to 25 VDC maximum bandwidth of 100 kHz, while 50
PowerPC processor, enabling all acquired
coupling is particularly useful when kHz is the maximum bandwidth when 8
data to be transferred to the PC in real
attaching proximity sensors. channels are enabled, and 20 kHz is the
time at 2+ Mbytes per second. This means
maximum bandwidth in a 16 channel sys-
that every acquired data point can reside
To insure that the sensor has not operated tem. A programmable low-pass filter in-
on your PC’s hard drive, making recre-
outside of its desired range, limits for each sures that unwanted frequencies are re-
ation and post acquisition analysis of
channel can be programmed to illuminate jected before being sampled, with rejection
acquired data as precise as possible. Other
a front-panel LED for each channel if a limit of 75 dB minimum.
analyzers simply store frequency-domain
is exceeded. LED status is latched when the
information, which makes play-back less
limit is exceeded, allowing the operator to Power
precise than the original real-time measure-
know whether an over-range condition The ZonicBook can be powered directly
ment. Instead, ZonicBook transmits all time-
has occurred at any time during an acqui- from a 10 to 30 VDC source, including a
domain measurements, which means
sition. Over-range status information is standard automotive battery, or can be
there’s no data loss when analyzing ac-
also available via eZ-Analyst software. powered from any 100 to 250 VAC source.
quired waveforms. Since the data is already
on your PCs hard drive, there’s no time lost For portable applications where no power
The ZonicBook also senses whether there is available, an optional battery pack which
transferring data, as with other analyzers.
is an open ICP sensor attached, and illu- also serves as a UPS is available. With an
minates a front-panel LED indicating 8-channel ZonicBook system, the DBK34A
Another advantage of the ZonicBook
which channel is open. As with over- battery/UPS provides approximately two
architecture is there is virtually no limit
range, this information is also available hours of operation.
to the length of time that continuous
via the eZ software packages.
data can be acquired. Other systems do
not offer continuous time-domain trans-
Each analog input channel is provided as
fer to the PC, and as a result the wave-
a conditioned analog output on the rear
form length is limited by the amount of
panel of the ZonicBook. The output sig-
built-in data storage. With the
nals are post-filtering and can be used to
ZonicBook, the only limitation is the
drive other recording devices.
amount of hard disk memory that can
be added to your PC, or that can be
accessed by your PC on a network. Source Output
The ZonicBook includes one analog output The DBK34A rechargeable lead-acid battery/
channel, capable of generating continuous UPS (uninterruptible power supply) module
Finally, our architecture makes expansion
beyond the 8 built-in channels less expen- or swept sine, with programmable
sive than other suppliers. You can expand amplitude up to 5V and frequency up to PC Connection
the ZonicBook in 8-channel increments up 5 kHz. Each 8-channel WBK18 option The ZonicBook has a 10/100BaseT Ethernet
to 56 channels, and each additional 8 chan- also includes one analog output channel interface for connecting to the PC. It can be
nels are approximately one third the cost of capable of generating the same range of used in a point-to-point application, as in
the first 8 channels. All channels in a sine wave outputs as the ZonicBook. the case where it is attached to a notebook
ZonicBook system are measured synchro- PC and used in the field. In this case the 2
PC Data Acquisition Hardware
nously, providing 1 degree phase matching Measurement Mbytes of buffer storage built into the
between channels. The dynamic range of the ZonicBook on ZonicBook is adequate to insure that con-
a single range and measuring a single tinuous data transfers to the PC can occur
Signal Conditioning channel is 70 dB. The ZonicBook offers a without risk of data loss.
wider effective dynamic range than most
Every input to a ZonicBook system is
other instruments because of the num- The ZonicBook is also capable of attach-
software programmable for voltage range,
ber of programmable ranges that are ing to a network, presuming the network
AC/DC coupling, ICP® source, and is
possible. Eight ranges, from 25 mV to has enough available bandwidth. The
capable of reading sensor calibration
5V full scale can be software selectable network bandwidth required is a func-
information using Transducer Electronic
on a per-channel basis. tion of the number of signals being mea-
Data Sheet (TEDS).
sured, and the bandwidth of the signals.
All channels are sampled synchronously, The built-in 1 Msample of memory can be
When ICP sensors are attached, AC cou-
resulting in better than 1 degree of phase expanded up to 64 Msamples via an internal
pling with 4 mA bias current is selected
matching between channels. The maximum WBK30 memory option (factory installed).
via software. AC coupling without bias
If continuous, multi-channel measurements channels are nearly one third of the cost of Specifications
are required, it is recommended that a sepa- the main unit, and thus a large system can
rate Ethernet connection between the be assembled with increasingly lower cost General
Environment
ZonicBook and the PC be established to per-channel. Each WBK18 adds approxi- Operating: 0˚ to 50˚C, 0˚ to 95% RH, non-condensing
insure uninterrupted data transfer. mately 1.5 inches (3.81 cm) in height to the Storage: -20˚ to 70˚C
system and 1.3 kg (2.9 lbs) in weight. Power Consumption: 2.3A max @ 15 VDC
Input Power Range: 10 to 30 VDC, or 100 to 240 VAC
Tachometer Inputs Vibration: MIL STD 810E, categories 1 and 10
The ZonicBook has four separate inputs PC Communication: 10/100BaseT Ethernet
Dimensions: 285 mm W x 220 mm D x 70 mm H
for measuring Tachometers. To accom- (11” x 8.5” x 2.70”)
modate a wide variety of tachs, each input Weight: 2.38 kg (5.25 lbs)
is programmable for input range up to Warm-Up: 30 minutes to rated specifications
±75V. Tach inputs have programmable Throughput Rate: >2 Mbytes/s
Internal Data Storage: 1 Msample built-in,
AC/DC coupling, threshold level, and 64 Msample optional (factory installed)
counter or period mode. Tach waveforms
can be captured in realtime just like any Analog Specifications
other analog input, allowing real-time Analog Inputs
troubleshooting of tachometers. Tach in- Channels: 8 single-ended input channels, expand-
puts are used by eZ-Analyst and eZ-TOMAS able up to 56 channels with six WBK18 modules
Input Connector: 1 BNC per channel
software to determine relationships be- Input Impedance: 200k Ohm (single-ended)
tween frequency domain input channels The ZonicBook expands to meet your testing Input Coupling: AC, DC (software programmable
and a known input frequency source needs per channel)
High-Pass Filter: 0.1 Hz or 1 Hz (software program-
mable per channel)
Digital I/O Vehicle Network Measurements Input Ranges: ±25V (DC coupled only), ±5V, ±2.5V,
Eight bits of digital I/O are provided via a ±1V, ±500 mV, ±250 mV, ±100 mV, ±50 mV, ±25 mV
(software programmable per channel)
front panel removable screw terminal. Each Overrange Detection: Programmable from 1% to
bit is programmable as input or output, 100% of range
with outputs capable of sinking 150 mA to Overrange Indication: Front panel, one LED per
channel, software status
drive relays directly. Digital I/O is only Low-Pass Filter (software programmable per channel)
supported in eZ-TOMAS and eZ-NDT. Type: 8-pole Butterworth with simultaneous
sample-and-hold (SSH)
Cutoff Frequency (Fc): 10 Hz to 200 kHz in 1-2-5
Analog Channel Expansion progression
Alias Rejection: 75 dB min
The DBK70 can easily be integrated with any Channel-to-Channel Phase Matching: 1˚ typ,
of IOtech’s data acquisition products 2˚ max
Unit-to-Unit Phase Matching*: 1˚ typ, 2˚ max
SS&H Latency: 100 ns max
The ZonicBook is capable of making vehicle Amplitude Accuracy**: ±0.5 dB (Fin ≤ Fc/2)
network measurements, including J1850
Accuracy at 0° to 50°C (32° to 122°F)
VPW, J1850 PWM, ISO-9141, CAN, J1939,
±% of Reading
and Keyword2000, via the DBK70 vehicle Range Typical Maximum Offset
network option. The DBK70 can be config- ±25V 0.50 1.0 ±15 mV
The WBK18 provides a full set of features for ured to acquire network information from ±5V 0.15 0.3 ±3 mV
±2.5V 0.15 0.3 ±2 mV
Software
eZ-Analyst p. 63
eZ-Rotate p. 66
eZ-RotatePlus p. 66
eZ-TOMAS p. 68
eZ-Balance p. 72
eZ-NDT p. 73
eZ-FrequencyView p. 241