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• Monitoring Location and RPM: type of component to which the Dy-

naLogger is attached and the revolutions per minute of the rotating compo-

nent;

• Range: Range of acceleration/velocity, that is, the maximum values

that the DynaLogger will be able to collect. This choice impacts the graphics

resolution.

• TH: deﬁnes the trigger point for asynchronous measurements in [g],

i.e. the value to which, if exceeded, the DynaLogger will “wake up” and collect

global vibration and temperature data. The value must be between 0 and the

maximum range value.

*Available for DynaLogger AS only.

• Alerts: thresholds for which an LED alert will be triggered in case of

transgression. There are two levels: A1 and A2, with A2 being the most critical.

The Dynalogger LED ﬂashes green every 5 seconds. If A1 is transgressed, the

color becomes red. In case the same happens to A2, the alert remains red, but

blinks twice in a row. These limits can be conﬁgured for temperature, velocity

and, for devices that are supported, acceleration.

• Axes: Positioning conﬁguration of the installed DynaLogger. By click-

ing on the question mark, an image will be displayed showing the DynaLog-

ger X, Y and Z axes orientation. This orientation is also displayed on the device

label. Based on this, the user can select the actual positioning given to the Dy-

naLogger on the machine for each of the three axes.

Once the spot settings have been completed, the changes can be saved

by clicking “SAVE” located in the top right-hand corner. A summary of the set-

tings will then be shown for conﬁrmation.

When selecting a spot from the Spot List, the app will attempt to con-

nect to the associated DynaLogger, downloading the data from the device’s

internal memory if it is within Bluetooth range (60m in open ﬁeld).

3.4.2 Spot Data

DynaPredict Application Descriptive Manual - Version 3.0 (16/04/2021)

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