Technical Specifications Hardware Specifications Physical Dimensions Height: 273.1 mm (10.75 inches) Width: 174.6 mm (6.875 inches) Depth: 38.1 m (1.5 inches) Weight: 2.15 kg (4.75 pounds) Environmental Limits Temperature: -10° to 50° C (15° to 120° F) Relative Humidity: 0 to 95% non-condensing Power Supply Battery: rechargeable, 72V battery pack Capacity: 4.5 amp-hours (2.4 amp-hours for the original 2120) Recharge time: 2 1/2 hours nominal Operation time: approximately 11 to 14 hours of normal route usage on a full charge (10 hours for the original 2120) LCD Display ‘Type: Supertwist liquid crystal display Display size: 76.2 x 101.6 mm (3.0 x 4.0 inches) Dot resolution: 320 x 240 pixels Electroluminescent backlighting Keypad 41 keys including six function keys Electroluminescent backlighting B+Input Specifications Input Signals A 2-milliampere, 20-volt (nominal), constant-current power supply inside the analyzer powers sensors such as accelerometers. Depending upon the type of input selected, the constant-current power supply can be made available or bypassed. Full Scale Input Level Channel A Channel B Sensor Power “On” | +/- 9 volts +/- 3.75 volts Sensor Power “Off” |+/- 21 volts | +/- 3.75 volts The full-scale vibration level depends upon the type of sensor used and its sensitivity, Full-scale vibration level is +/- 90 g’s when using a 100-millivolt- per-g accelerometer. For small signals, full-scale range is lowered in binary steps from 1 to 1024 for improved signal-to-noise ratio. Selection of proper full-scale range occurs automatically at the beginning of every analysis and is called “autoranging.” Input Impedance: greater than 125K ohms Input Signal Types Dynamic signals: Single channel DC signals: Single channel RPM/iach signal: TTL pulse Keypad entry: Full alphanumeric capability Temperature input: CSI infrared sensor or thermocouple Input Sensor Types Portable sensors: accelerometers, velocity probes, RPM/tachometer probes, temperature sensors. Installed sensors: Any vibration or dynamic sensor with a voltage output; any DC-type signal. B-2 Technical SpecificationsInput Unit Types Vibration Signals Units ‘Acceleration Bs Velocity Injsec or mm/sec Displacement Mils or microns ‘Other dynamic signals _ | Any user-specified unit DC Signals “Any user-specified unit The Model 2120A calculates the integration or differentiation necessary to convert from sensor units to other units for display purposes. The Model 2120A uses analog integration circuitry for conversions from acceleration to velocity or displacement Tachometer Input ‘The tachometer input measures a once-per-rev pulse. This capability lets the analyzer measure RPM and synchronous vibration and phase RPM range: 6 to 100,000 RPM Tach input level: TTL compatible (0 to +5 volt pulse) Triaxial Sensor Input ‘Top panel multifunction input connector allows direct connection and sequencing of triaxial signal. Autoranging, ‘The Model 2120A automatically scans the input signal for each measure- ment. The analyzer sets the input range to maximize the dynamic resolu- tion. Demodulator and PeakVue Built-in demodulator and PeakVue function. B.3Prefilters The following filters are available for use with the demodulator or Peak Vue function. Bandpass Filters Highpass Filters 20 to 150 Hz 500 Hz 50 to 300 Hz 1,000 Hz 100 to 600 Hz 2,000 Hz 500 to 1,000 Hz 5,000 Hz 5,000 to 6,500 10,000 Hz (PeakVue only) 20,000 Hz (PeakVue only) B-4 Technical SpecificationsMeasurement Specifications Frequency Analysis A/D converter: 16 bits of accuracy Dynamic range: Greater than 96 dB Number of averages: 1 to 9999 Averaging modes: normal, peak hold, order tracking, negative averaging Resolution: 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, or 6400 lines of resolution and 1/3 octave Frequency range: DC to 10 Hz minimum DC to 80 kHz maximum Response: flat to DC for non-integrated and DC-coupled signals; optional AC coupling -3 dB at 1 Hz Automatic Integrator Correction feature allows precise measurement of low frequency vibrations down to 0.2 Hz. Full-scale range: 3mV to 21V Noise floor: typically less than 0.5 pV for a 400-line spectrum at 1000 Hz maximum frequency Windows: Hanning or uniform Data Storage Capacity Internal memory: 512 kilobytes External memory: 512 kilobytes to 8 MB using SRAM (PCMCIA) external card Number of Stored Spectra Can store 1,000 400-line spectra for each MB of memory. Generally, with spectra, waveform, and trend parameters, 1 MB is sufficient for 200 to 300 measurement points.