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    The document provides instructions for setting up and using a GP8 wireless adapter device. It can connect up to 8 sensors to a gateway and register the sensors in a database for monitoring. The instructions cover powering the device, connecting sensors, registering the device and sensors in the database, configuring sensor settings, and saving the configuration.

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    The document provides instructions for setting up and using a GP8 wireless adapter device. It can connect up to 8 sensors to a gateway and register the sensors in a database for monitoring. The instructions cover powering the device, connecting sensors, registering the device and sensors in the database, configuring sensor settings, and saving the configuration.

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    Universal ICP Accelerometer

    Wireless Adapter

    Quick Guide
    GP8 Can work with 5VDC power supply. Additionaly, GP8 works with
    Phantom Standar Gateway receiver, supporting more than 100
    sensors at the same time.

    Physical Connection

    Connect the GP8 to a 5VDC power supply with a 4-pin aviation cable connector from Erbessd Instruments. Then,
    connect any of your standard ICP accelerometers, velocimeters and proximeters with a 2VDC peak-peak output with a
    BNC connector.

    The GP8 have a total of 8 channels, this device has 4 different serial numbers that can be registered on DigivibeMX, each
    serial number belongs to two channels. Example:
    You can activate and deactivate any channel with the blue switch at the top.
    DigivibeMX Registration
    To register the GP8 in to a local or cloud database, go to the phantom window and select the wizard tool.

    On the wizard, select the add phantom option, register one of the GP8 serial number according to the channel that you
    want to configure. Use either the scanner or the manual option.
    With the Manual option, type the sensor serial number including the “60” prefix (you don’t have to type the hyphen

    - , it will write itself), and click on at the bottom.

    With the scaan option, scaan the QR code with your camera and the serial number will be automatically detected.

    Once the serial number or the QR code gets detected, you will see the description on the screen, click on at the
    bottom.
    On the next window, add the phantom to a group from the list, or create a new group, if necessary, with

    Select a name for this QR code, on phantom name:

    On description, you can leave the text as the software show it:

    As the software indicates, the data sending interval


    is fixed on 720 minutes and it can be change:

    The internal RMS interval is how often the sensor will


    check if any of the alarm’s threshold is exceeded, is
    defined in seconds and you can choose any value
    between 30 and 120 seconds:

    And finally, you can choose to save or not save the GP8 internal
    temperature:
    Press next, and on the 3rd step, assign, choose the analysis point where you want to register your device, you can add
    each channel on a different point. Click on the channel and then on the analysis point, then the name of the point will
    appear next to the channel as is shown below.

    On the next window,

    Axis configuration, if the device is parallel to the machine axis, then select “axial”, if the device is perpendicular to the
    machine axis select “vertical”, if the device point to the horizon the select “horizontal”.

    Sensor configuration, select the sensor type that you are going to connect on the channel, you can choose between
    an accelerometer, velocimeter or a proximeter.
    Sensitivity, set the sensor (accelerometer, proximeter or velocimeter) sensitivity.

    Press , and if your done with the configuration, you will see a brief summary of the configurations you made,
    click on save phantom to save the configurations

    Follow the same procedure to register the other channels, and that is it, you just turn on your GP8 device and measure.

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