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tqmcg, did you find the information you were looking for?
I saw the previous thread re: Bently Monitors. I routinely take data from Bently monitors using the CSI 2130 and 2120 analyzers. The key is understanding the signal from the buffered output on the Bently and understanding how to set up the analyzer to take the data. It is fully capable of collecting Waveforms, Spectrums, Phase, Key Phasor data, Gap voltage, Orbits, etc. If you need more information let me know.
BTW, Bently prox probes all have a DC compenent, nominal gap voltage is usually -7.5vdc or -9.5 vdc depending on the vintage of your system.
tqmcg, did you find the information you were looking for?
I saw the previous thread re: Bently Monitors. I routinely take data from Bently monitors using the CSI 2130 and 2120 analyzers. The key is understanding the signal from the buffered output on the Bently and understanding how to set up the analyzer to take the data. It is fully capable of collecting Waveforms, Spectrums, Phase, Key Phasor data, Gap voltage, Orbits, etc. If you need more information let me know.
BTW, Bently prox probes all have a DC compenent, nominal gap voltage is usually -7.5vdc or -9.5 vdc depending on the vintage of your system.
