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DCX Online Convertible
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Now you can use one product for walk-around vibration data collection, online machine monitoring, accurate automated diagnostics and a full-featured vibration analysis tool.
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Description DCX Online Convertible
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For normal walk-around vibration data collection, the DCX Hammerhead can be removed from the DCX Online docking station. At the end of the data collection, the DCX Hammerhead is returned to the docking station and the DCX Online Engine software is started. The system will automatically begin monitoring your critical machines while replicating any new data that has been collected to your network database servers.
The DCX Online Convertible is NEMA 4 rated, can withstand harsh conditions including 100 g’s of shock and 140 degree ambient temperatures. The CPU is a rugged Hammerhead computer. It has its own internal hard drive storage so you take your entire condition monitoring database with you. That means that you have virtually no limitation in the number of machines you can test or data history you can review. In its online mode, the DCX Online can monitor all types of dynamic sensors (AC, DC, 4-20 ma, speed) and access unlimited data points from your plant’s control system to acquire machine operational data.
Portable data collection is performed by simply selecting the equipment/test location from a hierarchical tree, or by pressing a graphical button on a displayed machine image or drawing. The real time analysis feature is also quite impressive. Select tri-axial data and see all three axes update simultaneously.
The DCX is powerful, small and lightweight. It measures in at 11.25" x 8" x 1.5" and weighs just 4.6 lbs. It has two microprocessors: an Intel Pentium® III operating at 400 MHz and a Texas Instruments digital signal processor (DSP) operating at 40 MHz. The standard configuration includes 128 MB of random access memory. The operating system is Microsoft Windows 98™ that utilizes an active matrix TFT color display. Also included are serial, parallel and USB Ethernet ports and connections for an external keyboard, mouse and monitor.
The DCX does not require a host software system. All traditional host system functionality is integral to the DCX. The device also does not utilize data collector routes, a complete database resides on the unit's shock mounted, 10 gigabyte hard drive. This database contains all of the plant machinery setup information, previous data, diagnostic history and trends for all machines in a plant. The user can add or modify machines as well as review historical information and trends for any machine while on the plant floor.
Sharing vibration information and results has never been easier. Because the DCX is PC based, it can be connected directly to your company Network or the Internet. Database replication technology allows two or more databases anywhere in the world to be synchronized via the Internet. In the context of an Online system, this means the DCX can be monitored and controlled remotely from anywhere in the world. Data may also be shared between plant sites using portable or online systems to facilitate centralized monitoring capabilities. Finally, Using DLI's Web Connect Service, your vibration data, edited reports and trends can be made available to anyone via a standard Web browser.
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