The document is a collection of several independent manuals.
Depending on your application, some of the manuals in this document may not apply to your Medallion
System.
The manuals are presented in the following order:
•Medallion Getting Started User’s Manual – (p/n 1086-0920) describes hardware and software
installation pertaining to the Medallion System. This introductory manual applies to all Medallion
systems and should be read before reading any of the following companion manuals.
•eZ-Analyst User’s Manual – (p/n 1086-0921) Discusses the eZ-Analyst software package. The eZ-
Analyst software package provides all the control features for your Medallion Data Acquisition system
as well as full featured FFT analysis. It’s ideal for Modal Analysis, Operating Deflection Shape
Analysis, Machine Tool Analysis, and general time and frequency applications where the test article is
in a constant response mode.
captures gapless, alias free data [up to the selected bandwidth] and streams it directly to your disk. Live
data can be viewed on a channel-by-channel basis.
•TOMAS User’s Manual – (p/n 1086-0923) Discusses the Online Monitoring and Analysis software
known as TOMAS (Temporary Online Monitoring and Analysis Software). TOMAS is designed to
collect vibration and process data from rotating machinery. The “T” (Temporary) in TOMAS indicates
that this monitoring system can be moved to any machine. This software is project oriented, easy to
setup, and run.
•eZ-NDT User’s Manual – (p/n 1086-0924) Discusses the eZ-NDT programs. eZ-NDT is a Non-
Destructive Testing program that uses Resonant Inspection to determine the quality of an object or
structure. eZ-NDT can be used for spot-checking, or for inline production testing.
provides a means of viewing rotation data in a variety of plots. These include spectral, waterfall, and
color contour.
•eZ-Bal User’s Manual – (p/n 1086-0925) Pertains to the eZ-Bal multi-plane, multi-sensor balancing
application. eZ-Bal is used in Medallion applications for automated data acquisition. eZ-Bal is also
available as a stand-a-lone program.
CAUTION
Using this equipment in ways other than described in this manual can cause personal
injury or equipment damage. Before setting up and using your equipment, you
should read all documentation that covers your system. Pay special attention to
Warnings and Cautions.
What You Need To Get Started …… 6
Software Installation …… 7
View On-line manuals …… 7
View Contents of CD-ROM …… 8
Hardware Assembly …… 9
Configuring the Medallion Front-end …… 10
Glossary …… 49
Additional Notes …… 49
Appendix I-Default Configuration …… 50
Appendix II-Program Function Keys ……52
Index …… 53
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eZ-NDT User’s Manual (p/n 1086-0924)
Chapter 1-Introduction …… 7
Software Installation …… 7
System Requirements …… 8
Order of Operation …… 9
Chapter 2- Investigative Mode Testing …… 11
Gather Known “Good” and “Bad” Parts …… 11
Setup the Analyzer, Hammer, Microphone, and
Computer …… 11
Launch eZ-NDT …… 12
Open a New eZ-NDT Project …… 13
Select Test Mode …… 13
Configure the Medallion …… 13
Select Plot Display Type …… 13
Turn on Data Acquisition …… 14
Test All Good Parts …… 14
Test All Bad Parts …… 15
Compare the Results of Good and Bad
Tests …… 15
Configure the Limits …… 15
Verifying the Limits and Ranges …… 16
Overview of the Balance Job …… 7
System Requirements …… 7
Software Installation …… 8
Connecting the Medallion for Online
Acquisition …… 8
Balance Job Check List …… 9
Chapter 2-A Balancing Project …… 11
Start eZ-Bal …… 11
Create a New Job …… 12
Modifying the Medallion Setup for On-Line
Balancing …… 13
Input Initial Vibration Data …… 14
Add Balance Weights …… 15
Input Data for Trim Run Balancing …… 15
Calculate a Solution …… 15
Add Weights to Machinery …… 16
Acquire Trim Run Vibration Data …… 16
Chapter 3-Windows and Menus …… 17
The Main Window …… 17
Task Bar …… 17
Control Window …… 19
Vibration Data Display Window …… 20
Balance Weights Window …… 21
File Menu …… 22
New eZ-Bal File …… 22
Open eZ-Bal File …… 22
Save eZ-Bal File …… 22
Save Snapshot …… 22
Save Runout …… 22
Print Screen …… 22
Exit …… 22