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SureCross® Wireless Q45 Vibration/Temperature
Sensor Demo Kit
SureCross Wireless DK-Q45VT Demo Kit Setup Instructions
SureCross Wireless Q45 Vibration/Temperature Sensor Demo Kit
Banner’s Wireless Vibration/Temperature
Sensor QM42VT1 offers an effective method for
measuring key machine parameters that enables
users to implement an effective predictive
maintenance program.
The ISO 10816 standard provides guidance
for acceptable levels of vibration severity. The
QM42VT1 sensor produces outputs that directly
reference the ISO standard.
Demo Kit Contents
Model
QM42VT1
DX80N2Q45VT
DX80G2M2S-P
SMB42FLM12
BWA-2O2-C
DK-BATT
DK-CHARGER
SCREWDRIVER
Literature
Description
Vibration/Temperature Sensor 1-wire Serial output
Wireless Q45 Vibration/Temperature Node 2.4 GHz
Gateway 2.4 GHz
QM42 Magnetic Bracket
Antenna, 2.4 GHz, 2 dBi
Rechargeable 12Vdc Battery Pack
Battery Charger, 12 V dc
Screwdriver
Sensor, Node, Gateway Datasheets
Demo Kit Set-up Card
Using Your Demo Kit
This demo kit was designed to be as easy as possible to demonstrate.
1.Power the Gateway by plugging in the DK-BATT box into the DX80G2M2S-P Gateway
2.Connect the QM42 Sensor to the Q45 Node.
3.Wake the Wireless Q45 Node by pressing and holding the button located under the clear plastic cover for 5 seconds.
After the Wireless Q45 Node links to the Gateway (automatic), the green LED blinks to indicate the wireless connection to the Gateway. The
Node is now providing output data every five minutes.
To put the Node into 1 second fast sample mode for 15 minutes, single click the button on the Q45. To take the sensor out of fast sample mode,
click the Q45 button five times. The Q45 can be put in fast sample mode at any time.
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Taking Measurements
The QM42VT1 in this kit is fitted with a rare earth magnet mount that can be attached to any ferrous object for Vibration/Temperature testing.
The sensor’s output displays on the Gateway’s LCD screen. I/O 1 register displays the vibration in RMS velocity in/sec (register value/10000).
For example, if I/O 1 displays 1500, the RMS velocity is 1500/10000 or 0.15 in/sec. Refer to the DX80Q45VT datasheet for complete register
information.
The Wireless Q45 Node has a yellow and red indicator light on the front of the unit that flashes when the preset threshold is achieved. The
default thresholds are 0.15 in/sec (yellow) and 80 °C (red). Change these values using the Wireless Q45 Node’s DIP switches or the User
Configuration Tool (UCT). To minimize false alarms, three consecutive samples above the threshold must be measured before the indicator lights
turn on.
Binding and Assigning a Node Address to Wireless Q45 Sensor
These kits were bound at the factory. There should be no need to run the binding procedure unless you want to add a second Wireless Q45
Sensor to your demonstration network.
1.Apply power to the Gateway using either power supply.
2.On the Gateway, enter binding mode by triple-clicking button 2.
Both LEDs flash red.
3.On the Gateway, assign the Node ID to the Q45 using the rotary dials. Use the left rotary dial for the left digit and the right rotary dial for the
right digit. For example, to assign your Q45 to Node 02, set the left dial to 0 and the right dial to 2.
This kit’s Gateway is pre-wired and the I/O is mapped to use Node 01 and Node 02. Node 01 is mapped to use the green LED; Node 02 is
mapped to use the red LED.
4.Loosen the clamp plate on the top of the Wireless Q45 Sensor and lift the cover.
5.On the Wireless Q45 Sensor, enter binding mode by triple-clicking the button.
While in binding mode, the red and green LEDs flash alternately. The sensor automatically searches for a Gateway in binding mode. After the
Q45 is bound, the LEDs stay solid momentarily. Then they flash together four times before automatically exiting binding mode.
6.On the Gateway, exit binding mode by single-clicking button 2. The network is completely formed after all radios exit binding mode.
Conducting a Site Survey from the Gateway’s Menu System
Use the Gateway to conduct a Site Survey.
1.Select the Q45 Node ID using the
Gateway’s rotary dials. To evaluate Q45
01, set the Gateway’s rotary dials to “0”
and “1.”
2.Single click button 1 to move across the menu levels until you
reach *SITE.
3.After reaching the *SITE menu, single click button 2 to enter the
*SITE menu.
4.Single click button 2 to begin conducting a Site Survey with the
Q45 Node ID selected in step 1.
Single-Click
Single-Click
Single-Click
5.Site Survey results
display on the
Gateway’s LCD.
Successful Transmission
1G 80
Excellent
1Y 10
Good
1R 10
Acceptable
Missed data packets
1M 00
Signal strength displays as a percentage of Green (G), Yellow (Y),
Red (R), and Missed (M) values. Green indicates the strongest
radio signal. (During normal operation, any missed data packets
are resent until they are received.)
6.To exit binding mode, double click button 2.
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