Alat Uji Pohon - FAKOPP Microsecond Timer

Description The Microsecond Timer is designed to measure stress wave propagation time in trees. The signal is generated by a hammer tap on the start sensor and the unit displays the measured propagation time. By measuring the distance between the two sensors, velocity can be calculated which can be used to detect hidden decayed regions or holes between the two sensors. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Time required for one measurement * less than 1 minute Time measurement error: ± 3 microseconds Size**: 45 x 82 x 150 mm Weight: 347 g Battery: standard rechargeable 9V Power consumption: 320 mW Device box plastic, not water-resistant Screen: 4 digit LCD screen Sensors: SD02 piezo sensor Sensor connectors: BNC RS232 baud rate: 2400 bps data format: ASCII connector DIL 9, male Operating temperature range: 0-40 °C *including mounting and removing both sensors **without sensors PACKAGE CONTENTS - Microsecond Timer box - Two SD02 sensors with integrated cables and BNC connectors - Hammers: 100 g steel and rubber - Leather case - Aluminum reference bar (44 cm long) - User #39;s manual - Rechargeable batteries - Battery charger - USB-to-RS232 cable for PC connectivity (no RS232 port needed on the PC side) - PC software for raw data acquisition and storage USAGE INSTRUCTIONS 1. Connect the transducers to the timer box. 2. Switch on the timer. Before each hit please press the “Reset” button. If you want to use the auto reset function, switch on the timer while the “Reset #34; button is held down. In this case the actual readout appears on the screen after each hit without pressing “Reset”. 3. Transducers are identical. Please select the transducer, connected to #34;Start” connector. A colour mark helps you to identify the start transducer. Hit the start sensor by using hammer. The hit should always be parallel with the direction of the nail. Use a rubber hammer for driving in the sensors.