FAQ

Q1: What does the 288055‑01 module do?
A1: It captures timewave or envelope data on fault triggers, such as rub detection or overspeed events.

Q2: What is the purpose of the 146031‑01 module?
A2: It stores the captured transient data, maintaining it for post-event review and analysis.

Q3: Can these modules be replaced while the system is running?
A3: Yes—both modules support hot-swapping, allowing maintenance without interruptions.

Q4: What size are these modules?
A4: Each is a full-height form factor approximately 241 mm tall, 24 mm wide, and 99 mm deep.

Q5: How much does each module weigh?
A5: Both modules weigh around 0.95 kg each.

Q6: What operating temperature range do they support?
A6: –40 °C to +85 °C, suitable for extreme industrial environments.

Q7: How much data can the memory module store?
A7: It offers roughly 8 MB of ring-buffer storage, enough for multiple event captures.

Q8: Is the sampling rate of the TDA module adjustable?
A8: Yes, it supports up to about 64,000 samples per second for detailed waveform capture.

Q9: Are these modules required together?
A9: The capture module can trigger data acquisition alone, but without the memory module, the data cannot be retained.

Q10: Will capturing events interfere with protective functions?
A10: No—event capture operates in parallel and does not disrupt real-time protection logic.