3500-22 BENTLY
The 3500 22M Transient Data InterfaceTDistheinterfacebetween the 3500 monitoring systemandcompatiblesoftwareSystem1Condition Monitoringand Diagnosticsoftware and 3500 System Configuration software.TheTDIcombines the function of a 3500 20 RackInterface ModuleRIMwith the data collection capability ofa communicationprocessor such as TDXnet.The TDI resides in the slot adjacent to the power supplies of a3500 rack.It interfaces withMseries monitors350040M3500 42M,etc.to continuously collect steady state andtransientdynamicwaveformdata and passthis data
The 3500/22M is a transient data interface module developed by Bently Nevada. It serves as an interface to software compatible with the 3500 Monitoring System (System 1 Status Monitoring and Diagnostic Software and 3500 System Configuration Software). TDI combines the 3500/20 Rack Interface Module (RIM function) with communication processors such as TDXnet to collect data.
3500/22M Features
In a 3500 rack, the TDI is located in the slot next to the power supply. In order to continuously collect steady-state and transient dynamic (waveform) data and transmit it to the host software through an Ethernet link, it interacts with M-series monitors (3500/40M, 3500/42M, etc.).
TDI has traditional static data collection capabilities. However, TDI can also use optional channels to enable disk recording of dynamic, high-resolution transient data.
3500 22M Dynamic Data EnablingDiskThis disk enables the number of channels odynamic data (i.e., the ability to collectwaveforms) that the TDI will support. There aretwo levels of dynamic data. Steady-Statepoints are channels that collect waveform datadue either to a software command or to analarm event, and therefore support currentvalues, scheduled waveform capture, andalarm data capture. Transient points provide allthe function of a Steady-State point with theadditional capability of waveform collectiondue to parameter variations such asmachinespeed.
It is used to switch 3500 racks between “RUN” and “PROGRAM” modes. The RUN mode prevents configuration changes while allowing the rack to operate normally. The rack can be configured locally or remotely, while still operating normally in PROGRAM mode. The switch can be held in the operating or programmed position by removing the key from any position on the rack. You can prevent unnecessary rack reconfiguration by locking the switch in the RUN position. Whenever you need to reconfigure the rack remotely, you can lock the switch in the PROGRAM position.
