Presentation; Description; Use; Setting The C.a 8220 Power Analyser - Chauvin Arnoux C.A 1711 Manual De Instrucciones

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PRESENTATION

The C.A 1711 techymetric probe emits a laser beam on a
reflective target then converts the reflected light into current.
To take a measurement, the C.A 1711 probe must be
hooked up to a Chauvin-Arnaux Arnoux C.A 8220 power
analyser. The switch should be on RPM.
The C.A 8220 measures the time between each pulse of
the signal and calculates the rotation speed in RPM.
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DESCRIPTION

RPM measurement
detector
Battery light
On: no battery charge
Off: battery charge OK
Start button
NB: If the light remains off
after pressing the buttons,
the battery has run out of
charge or is not installed
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3.1. SETTING THE C.A 8220 POWER ANALYSER

Customisation is done in two stages:
Place the switch on the C.A 8220 to
Press the button twice to display the
(event per revolution). This setting tells the C.A 8220
the number of pulses received in RPM of the moving
part.
Adjust it to the desired value (1-99) by pressing the
white or yellow buttons. This setting lets you read the
measurement directly on the C.A 8220 display screen.
E.g. If you place two reflective adhesive pieces on each
part, set it to 2.
Press the button to display the
(threshold). This setting defines the detection threshold
of pusles applied at the entry of the C.A 8220.
Set the to 1.1V by pressing the white or yellow
buttons.
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Setting
buttons
RPM function
switch

USE

setting
setting