Standard ALERT
This program is the smallest child in the ALERT family of DLI Engineering. It is shown in knowledge, in efficiency and in the price too. StandardALERTTM contains all of the manual analysis tools found in AdvancedALERTTM and ExpertALERTTM, but none of the automated diagnostics.. The software will automatically screen the data for alarms or exceedances in up to 63 alarm bands in per test location and up to 99 test locations per machine. This software is appropriate for those on a budget or who don't have machines or applications that lend themselves to automated diagnostics. StandardALERTTM users can easily upgrade to AdvancedALERTTM or ExpertALERTTM in order to take advantage of automated bearing wear detection and or full machine fault diagnostics.
StandardALERTTM automatically screens and creates an excpetion report on up to 6 spectra (3 axis in 2 frequency ranges) and 3 overall RMS values per test location. Up to 99 test locations can be defined per machine. The exception report contains the levels of the peaks, exceedances over baseline, frequencies, axis and test locations. This information allows analysts to quickly identify alarm conditions and hone in on the suspect information in the graphs. In fact, there are 63 distinct alarm bands automatically screened by StandardALERTTM on each machine test location. All 63 alarms may be presented in chart format, or just the exceedences reported in the exception report.
StandardALERTTM automatically screens and creates an excpetion report on up to 6 spectra (3 axis in 2 frequency ranges) and 3 overall RMS values per test location. Up to 99 test locations can be defined per machine. The exception report contains the levels of the peaks, exceedances over baseline, frequencies, axis and test locations. This information allows analysts to quickly identify alarm conditions and hone in on the suspect information in the graphs. In fact, there are 63 distinct alarm bands automatically screened by StandardALERTTM on each machine test location. All 63 alarms may be presented in chart format, or just the exceedences reported in the exception report.