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Medallion Rotate Manual October 2000

RPM (MACHINE SPEED) PLOTS

The plot below shows two RPM curves that display the instantaneous

speed of a machine. You create these curves by performing a Tachometer

analysis on a tachometer or other machine speed signal. See “Processing a

Tachometer Signal.” Medallion Rotate Plus can also create RPM curves without

a tachometer from a Waterfall plot of a data channel. See “RPM from Waterfall.”

To display calculated RPM files, do one of the following:

• You can display a calculated Raw RPM (rpm*.raw file) curve or a

Smooth RPM (smoothrpm*.spl)

curve by right-clicking the

channel in the Channel List

window an choosing Plot.

• You can display both curves

together (as shown above) by

selecting both channels, then right-clicking one and choosing Plot.

WATERFALL PLOT

The Waterfall plot displays multiple spectra as a function of position. You

create a Waterfall plot by performing a Waterfall analysis on data signal, or on

the combination of a data and a machine speed signal. See “Waterfall

Analysis.”

The Waterfall plot also shows an amplitude plot for the “slice” under the

cursor. You can display a waterfall by

right-clicking the waterfall file in the

Channel List window and choosing

Plot.

Hint: Medallion Rotate needs the

smoothed RPM file to display

the waterfall in orders.

• Select both the Waterfall (waterfall*.wat) and the Smooth RPM

(smoothrpm*.spl) channels in the Channel List window. Then right-click

one and choose Plot.

• If you have already displayed a Waterfall plot, you can drag and drop

the Smooth RPM (smoothrpm*.spl) channel from the Channel List

window onto the Waterfall plot. Medallion Rotate recalculates the

waterfall using the smoothed speed curve.

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