Measurement Computing eZ-TOMAS version 7.1.x - Manual (Page 3)

eZ-TOMAS & eZ-TOMAS Remote 887491 Introduction to eZ-TOMAS 1-1
Introduction to eZ-TOMAS 1
What is eZ-TOMAS ? …… 1-1
Installing and Starting the Application …… 1-2
Connecting Signals …… 1-3
eZ-TOMAS Order of Operation …… 1-4
A Look at the Gauge Window & Control Pull-down Menu…… 1-5
In regard to data acquisition systems, the following terminology is used:
ZonicBook refers to a ZonicBook/618E.
WaveBook refers to WaveBooks in general, except when a specific model is
specified.
IOtech 600 Series refers to dynamic signal analyzers 640, 650, 652, and 655.
Reference Note:
The information provided in this manual applies to the above noted analyzers with
exceptions as noted. Refer to your system’s specific hardware documentation in regard to
hardware setup. PDF versions of documents are included on CD and on our website. They
are also installed in the Programs group on your PC as a part of product support, during the
software installation process.
What is eZ-TOMAS?
eZ-TOMAS (Total Online Monitoring and Analysis Software) is designed to acquire, limit check, store,
and analyze vibration and process data from rotating machinery. eZ-TOMAS can be used with ZonicBook,
WaveBook, and IOtech 600 Series hardware. The application can be used as a server for scenarios
involving remote control. Remote viewing is possible via eZ-TOMAS Remote.
Analog input signals are typically associated with a specific machine train; and can be any combination of
the following:
• Proximity
• Velocity
• Accelerometer
• Tachometer
(up to 32 tach references supported)
• DC
proportional voltage
• Microphone
• Pressure
Note: The eZ-TOMAS Remote application, purchased separately, allows you to remotely monitor and/or
control eZ-TOMAS applications through client/server architecture. If needed, refer to Chapter 10
for additional information.