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Configuring a Monitor



































                                            Figure 7-15 Shaft Trigger Configuration
                          Note that on first entering this screen, there will not be any data displayed.
                                       Note:
                                       Properly  configuring  the  Shaft  Trigger  requires  that  the  asset  be
                                       running, preferably at synchronous speed.

                          Press the ‘Acquire Data’ button.  The application will connect to the Guard and get a
                       fresh set of shaft trigger data.  Once the data is collected, the graphs will update:

                          •  The red trace at the top of the graph is the signal that the monitor uses to synchronize
                              the data acquisition.  If this signal is not stable, then the trigger threshold should be
                              adjusted, and a fresh set of shaft trigger data collected.
                          •  The blue trace in the graph is the raw data collected from the shaft trigger.

                          •  The black line on the graph is the trigger threshold.
                          Adjust the trigger threshold to an appropriate level, and then acquire data again.  When
                       setting the trigger threshold, use the following guidelines:
                          •  Stay away from the top and bottom edges of the shaft trigger r waveform.  When
                              close to the edges, a slight variation can cause the system to miss  shaft trigger
                              pulses.

                          •  Set the threshold at a part of the signal that is more vertical (changing rapidly) rather
                              than a part of the signal that is more horizontal (changing slowly).  When triggering
                              on  a  slowly  changing  signal,  this  may  introduce  jitter  and  susceptibility  to  signal
                              noise.





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