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High-Tech Microprocessor MOVISTROB®

High-Tech Microprocessor MOVISTROB®
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High-Tech Microprocessor MOVISTROB®

Product catalog summary
Introduction
The MOVISTROB MS 1000 is a digital stroboscope designed for observing rapid periodic processes like rotating or oscillating objects. It uses microprocessor control for advanced features and a menu-supported console for easy operation. The device ensures accurate and stable flash frequency through digital generation.
Operating the Stroboscope
Operation is managed via front panel keys and display elements, with additional switches and ports on the rear. The main menu offers options for internal/external triggers, line synchronization, and memory functions. Navigation is done using cursor keys, numeric input, and unit settings (Hz, RPM, T). Memory functions allow storing and recalling readouts.
Functions in Detail
  • Internal Oscillator: Generates flashes from 30 - 18,000 RPM or 0.5 - 300 Hz, adjustable via cursor keys.
  • Internal Burst: Produces a series of flashes for detailed analysis.
  • External Trigger and Line Synchron: Synchronizes with external signals or power frequency for precise phase shifting and slow-motion effects.
RS 232 Serial Interface
Includes an RS 232 interface for PC control, enabling data output and control via transmission parameters.
Technical Data
Specifications detail inputs and outputs for compatibility and proper usage.
Safety and Maintenance
Supervision is recommended for users with limited abilities. High voltages necessitate trained personnel for operation and maintenance. Liquids and metallic objects should be kept away from ventilation holes.
External Trigger Functions
Requires an external emitter for precise RPM measurement with a resolution of 0.001%. Displays can be in RPM, Hz, or period, with deviations from reference values shown.
Phase Shifter Function
Allows phase shifting of a trigger signal from 0 to 359 degrees, enabling marker movement on rotating objects.
Slow Motion Function
Creates slow motion effects with a period range of 0.5 to 30 seconds from an external frequency.
Prescaler Function
Prescales external trigger frequency or power frequency, useful for matching flash frequency to gearwheel rotations.
Memory Functions
Includes options to recall or clear stored readouts, with memory for 25 readouts.
Specifications
Baud rates range from 110 to 9600 Bd, with data formats including 7 or 8 data bits, and options for parity and stop bits. Shielded cables and line capacity below 2500pF are recommended for optimal data transmission.
Inputs and Outputs
Features an input port for an external emitter and a control output port for connecting other devices, with detailed pin assignments.
Technical Data
Controlled by a quartz oscillator or external signals, supporting a frequency range of 30 to 18000 RPM internally and 60 to 18000 RPM externally. Includes a backlit LCD display and an accuracy timebase of 0.001%.
Operational Features
Supports slow-motion operation, phase shift independent of frequency, and menu-supported operation. Includes a handlamp with various models and a light intensity of 700 LUX.
Physical and Environmental Specifications
Operates at 230 V / 50-60 Hz, with an ambient temperature range of 0 to 50 degrees C and storage temperatures from -20 to +70 degrees C. Constructed with a light aluminum half-shell and weighs approximately 3 kg.
Additional Information
Technical changes and improvements may lead to deviations from earlier specifications.
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BBE Bamberg+Bormann Electronic GmbH Wiebelsheidestrae 45 DE 59757 Arnsberg / Neheim - H߼sten Phone: +49 (0) 2932 - 54776-0 Fax: +49 (0) 2932-34675 Internet: www.bbe-electronic.de mail: [email protected] MOVISTROB STROBOSCOPE MS 1000 Page 1 of 26 >

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1. Introduction 2. Operating the stroboscope 2.1 Operating and display elements on the front board 2.2 Switch and ports on the rear of the unit 2.3 Menus-layout 2.4 Keypad operations 2.4.1 Cursor keys 2.4.2 Numeric keys 2.4.3 Unit keys 2.4.4 Memory functions: absolute and relative value display 2.5 Calling up a submenu of a function 3. The functions in detail 3.1 Internal oscillator 3.2 Internal burst 3.3 External trigger and line synchron submenus 3.4 Readout / RPM / Hz / T 3.5 Phase shifter 3.6 Slow motion 3.7 Prescaler 3.8 Memory submenu 3.9 Recall memory 3.10 Clear memory 4. RS 232 Serial...

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Introduction Page: 4 Operating the stroboscope : > General informations about operating and display elements, Page: 5 - 9 > switches and ports, menu layout, keypad operations ect. Internal Trigger : > All triggering signals are internally created within the device Page: 10 - 11 Internal Oscillator : > Flash frequency produced by built-in quartz oscillator Page: 10 -11 Internal Burst : > Produces a series of flashes with defined strobe rate and intervals Page: 11 External Trigger : > All triggering signals are entered externally with a remote input unit Page: 13 Line Synchron : > Triggering signals...

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1. Introduction With stroboscopes you can observe the motion of rapid periodic or semiperiodic processes (such as rotating or oscillating objects). If an object (such as a rotating shaft) is illuminated with short flashes of light at exactly the same point, it will appear to stand still, because the human eye is too slow to detect the individual images. A stroboscope also lends itself to hands-off measurement of revolutions. All functions of the MS 1000 stroboscope are controlled and monitored by a microprocessor, allowing features not possible in more traditional units. The operators console...

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2. Operating the stroboscope 2.1 Operating and display elements on the front board Keys and display are located on the front board (see illustration 2.1, Operating and Display Elements). 2.2 Switch and ports on rear of the unit The following are located on the rear of the unit: Main switch AC cable socket Handlamp port Input port for external trigger: 7-pin diode bayonet socket Impulse output: 3-pin diode bayonet socket 2.3 Menu layout All stroboscope functions are contained in several main and submenus (internal, external and line). Main menu: Submenu: 1. Internal Trigger 1.1 Internal Oscillator...

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LC - Display 2 x 20 Characters Cursor Keys Memory-function Absolute and Relative value Numeric Keys Unit Keys > MOVISTROB STROBOSCOPE MS 1000 Page 6 of 26 size="-1">

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2.4.1 Cursor Keys: / With the keys on the cursor pad you can move up and down in a menu or raise and lower a numerical value on the LCD display. Raising a value at the cursor position Lowering a value at the cursor position Moving the cursor to the left Moving the cursor to the right 2.4.2 Numeric Keys: 0 9 / > / C The keys on the numeric keypad allow you the input of a numerical value directly. 0 ֖ 9 Input figures from 0 9 ֕ Input a comma C Clear: end function or exit submenu 2.4.3 Unit Keys: Hz / RPM / T / ENTER In addition, you can switch from one unit, such as RPM, to another, such as Hz...

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2.5 Recalling a submenu or a function Use the cursor keys / to make your selections from the menu. In the Main menu: - Internal Trigger - External Trigger - Line Synchron - Memory - Serial I / O In the Intern submenu: - Internal Oscillator - Internal Burst In the Extern and Line menu: - Readout RPM / Hz / T - Phase Shifter - Slow Motion - Prescaler In the Memory submenu: - Recall Memory - Clear Memory Always use the ENTER key to recall the selected point on the menu (submenu or function). Exit a submenu or function with the C (Clear) key. Example: Recall Phase Shifter function from Line Synchron...

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Key: Main: = Down = Up Line Synchron Press the ENTER key to recall the Line Synchron submenu. Key: ENTER Line: = Down = Up Readout RPM/Hz/T Now you are in the Line Synchron submenu on the first line of the menu. Press the key to recall the Phase Shifter . Now the stroboscope is in the desired Phase Shifter function. Key: Line: = Down = Up Phase Shifter With the ENTER key recall the Phase Shifter . Now the stroboscope is in the desired Phase Shifter ENTER function. Key: C Phase Shifter Phase: N= 3000 RPM Ph: 0.0 function with the C key. Key: The stroboscope flashes at a 50 Hz frequency, corresponding...

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3. Detailed description of functions 3.1. Internal Oscillator This function produces internally-triggered flashes in the 30 - 18.000 RPM or 0.5 -300 Hz range. When the function is first recalled it is set for a frequency of 1 Hz, corresponding to 60 RPM. Other frequencies (RPMs) can be fed in directly with the numeric keys or changed with the cursor keys. Example 1: setting a turning frequency of 2000 RPM with the numeric keys Keys: 2 0 0 0 RPM Interal Oscillator N= 2000.00 RPM Example 2: setting 50 Hz with the numeric keys. Keys: 5 0 Hz Internal Oscillator F= 50.00 Hz > You can switch between...

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Slow-Motion function). ENTER key. For approx. 2 seconds the flash frequency is doubled. This function allows a quick check of the flash frequency set. If the flash frequency is properly set you will see a double image when the double-flash function is accessed. If the flash frequency deviates slightly from the turning frequency the object to be measured will appear to be turning slowly (see also To take readings, begin with the flash frequency high and reduce it until a mark on the object is no longer seen as a single, rather than multiple, image. In addition there is a dual-flash function that...

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Press ENTER to start the burst. The stroboscope generates 10 flashes at an interval of 100 ms. The burst can be repeated at any time by pressing ENTER . The interval between flashes is input with the numeric keys followed by the corresponding ( RPM, Hz or T ). The number of flashes is also input with the numeric keys and 5 ENTER n = 5 flashes at an interval of ENTER. T = 500 ms Example: Produce a flash series of . Keys: Int. Burst n = 5 T = 100.00 ms Keys: 5 0 0 T Int. Burst n = 5 T = 500.00 ms Press ENTER Recall Internal Trigger submenu. 2. Recall Internal Burst function on Internal Trigger...

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