Eaton MD-300-V PC Diagnostic Software

The Eaton MD-300-V Advanced Vehicle Vibration Analyzer is a powerful vehicle development tool. Organizations involved in the engineering and manufacturing of vehicles, suspensions, tires, wheels or driveline components can more effectively troubleshoot end-of-line vibration issues and field complaints with the Advanced VVA’s comprehensive vibration analysis.

Features

• Easy data acquisition for advanced vibration analysis
• MD-300-V Vibration Analysis software includes:
  - Linear Analysis
  - Torsional Analysis
  - Order Tracking
  - Spectral Maps and Waterfalls
• On-screen cursors help pinpoint driveline-related vibrations
• Speed sensors have alternate placements for better vehicle coverage and more accurate results
• Live data is provided in a graphical format for signal review
• Vibration data can be viewed in two formats: Basic or Advanced
• Save data to your computer or email it to experts for further analysis
• Create and print reports for further review

The Advanced Vehicle Vibration Analyzer’s sensor graphs are color-keyed to match the analysis graph so users can quickly identify which signal is being analyzed; color-coded cursors that line up with typical vibration sources are also included. Both linear and torsional vibration information can be reviewed to quickly pinpoint the vibration issue.

In Linear or Torsional Analysis mode, the "Autoplay" feature allows users to playback the data as if the vehicle is in motion. The cursors on the signal graph can be moved to select a particular data area to analyze - there’s no need to review the entire file! Data detail can also be easily viewed with the software’s "pan", "zoom" and "scale" functions.

The Advanced Vehicle Vibration Analyzer includes order tracking, which allows the user to monitor a particular vibration order over the cursor-defined area in order to pinpoint vibrations. This data can be correlated to speed to determine the relationship between speed and vibration.

The Advanced Vehicle Vibration Analyzer also provides spectral maps and waterfall maps to graphically view order vs. displacement over time. Users can select the data area they want to analyze by moving the cursors, and reports can be generated and printed with ease.

A PC should meet the following minimum configuration:

• IBM PC-compatible computer – Pentium III or equivalent, 1Ghz or higher
• 256 MB of RAM
• 1024 x 768 screen resolution
• CD-ROM drive
• 400 MB of free space on hard drive
• Operates on Windows 2000, XP and NT

Kit Includes

• Software CD
• PC Card
• Signal Conditioner
• Accelerometer
• 3/4" Tap
• Speedometer Sensor
• 6 Speedometer Pickup Adapter Cables
• 2 Gray Speed Cables
• 1 Data Cable
• Flywheel Sensor
• Carrying Case

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Specifications Guide