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1-2 What is ZonicBook/618E ? 936995 ZonicBook/618E
Another advantage of the ZonicBook/618E architecture is that there is virtually no limit to the length of
time continuous data can be acquired. Many other systems do not offer continuous time-domain transfer to
the PC, and as a result the waveform length is limited by the amount of built-in data storage. With the
ZonicBook/618E the only limitation is the amount of available hard disk memory on the host PC, or that
which can be accessed by a PC on a network.
ZonicBook/618E can be expanded in 8-channel increments up to 56 channels. All channels in the system
will be measured synchronously, providing phase matching between channels of 1 degree.
ZonicBook/618E includes the following features. Aside from the power options, all are software-
programmable.
• Power Options: The required 10 to 30 VDC power can be supplied from an AC-to-DC adapter,
battery, DBK30A rechargeable battery module, DBK34 or DBK34A uninterruptible power supply
modules.
• Features of the Dynamic Signal Inputs
o a 4 mA current source for transducer biasing (ICP)
o hardware detection of a transducer fault
o AC coupling (0.1 Hz or 1Hz) or DC coupling
o programmable gain amplifier (range selection) ±25 mV to ±5 V
o ±25 V range (DC Coupling only)
o hardware overrange detection*
o programmable 8-pole Butterworth anti-aliasing low pass filter
o a simultaneous sample-and-hold (SSH) amplifier
o support for TEDS (Transducer Electronic Data Sheet), if the option is available
*These parameters are independently controlled in software on a per channel basis except
for overrange detection level, which is set on a per device basis.
• Features of Tachometer Inputs
o 4 differential inputs (TACH1 through TACH4); BNC connectors
o Wide input range: -50 V to +50 V specified; -75 V to + 75 V maximum
o Coupling: AC or DC
o Programmable threshold comparator
o Analog sampling bandwidth: DC to 5 MHz
o Debounce: 500 ns after stable
o 32-bit counters
o 10 ppm timebase accuracy
• Easy Connection to Ethernet-ready Notebooks, Desktop PCs, or Ethernet Hubs.
• Analog Input Channels: BNC connectors keep input signals isolated from the chassis.
• 8 Digital I/O Channels: Snap-in screw terminal block for easy connection of signal lines.
Note: eZ-NDT or eZ-TOMAS software must be used to make use of the Digital I/O.
• Digital Signal Processing (DSP): Allows you to define a channel scan-sequence and associated gains
across all channels. Also provides for real-time digital calibration on a per-sample basis.
• Scan Sequencing: A 128-location scan sequencer allows you to scan dynamic analog inputs along
with tachometer inputs. The unit performs 1 MHz scanning over both its built-in and expansion
channels.
• Analog Channel Triggering
• Pre- and Post-Trigger Readings
• TTL Trigger: TTL compatible trigger via front panel BNC connector.
- ZonicBook/618E 1
- 1106-0901 4
- 947291 6
- Table of Contents 7
- (p/n 1077-0901) 8
- What is ZonicBook/618E ? 1 9
- 936995 ZonicBook/618E 10
- ZonicBook/618E Block Diagram 13
- 948493 ZonicBook/618E 14
- General Comments 15
- WBK30 Memory Option 17
- WBK18 Expansion Option 17
- LED ON OFF 21
- L LINK NO LINK 21
- T 100 BASE-T 10 BASE-T 21
- Associated Cables 23
- A Brief Look at Software 4 25
- Features 26
- Configuration 26
- Display 27
- Cursors 27
- Overlay Data 27
- Record/Playback Data 27
- Acquisition 29
- Storage 29
- Limit Checking 29
- Display & Report 29
- Analysis 32
- Reporting 32
- Software 34
- Feasibility Study Service 34
- System Requirements 35
- Software Installation 36
- Overview 37
- Install the Software 38
- How to make the connection: 41
- For DEDICATED Networks 46
- 6 49
- Introduction 49
- 878595 ZonicBook/618E 50
- Analog Common 51
- Input Coupling 51
- What is Aliasing? 52
- Aliasing Protection 52
- Gain (dB) 53
- DC Accuracy 54
- Overrange Detection 55
- Applies to eZ-Analyst Only 56
- WARNING 56
- (1 LED per Channel) 58
- Analog Triggers 59
- Trigger Latency & Jitter 60
- Using Accelerometers 61
- Tach Channels 7 65
- Tachometer Setup 66
- AC / DC Input Coupling 67
- Coupling 68
- Circuit 68
- Synopsis of Tach Modes 74
- Trigger Input 75
- Clock Input 75
- CE Standards and Directives 79
- Safety Conditions 80
- Dust Cap 81
- Shielded 81
- BNC Connector 81
- Noise Considerations 82
- System Expansion 11 85
- DIN 5 Power Pinout* 87
- The Daisy-Chain Concept 88
- Product Care 91
- Ethernet Problems 92
- Customer Support 95
- General Specifications 97
- Analog Specifications 97
- 918895 ZonicBook/618E 98
- Analog Triggering 99
- Sequencer 99
- Tachometer Inputs 99
- Comparator 100
- Counter Module 100
- CE Compliance 100
- 9873966 Appendix A 102
- Before you run a test 105
- 987295 Appendix B 106
- General 109
- 14 VDC Mode (default) 110
- 28 VDC Mode 110
- Hardware Setup 110
- DIN5 Power Out 111
- CAUTION 115
- Environmental Concerns 116
- Fuse Replacement 116
- Glossary 119
- 987995 Data Acquisition 120
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