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Published on Sunday, October 13, 1996 by Gideon Ariel
 

  AN APAS FORCE PLATFORM FILECREATING

Kistler Model #9286AA

  1. Set the desired channels on Plot lists 1 through 3 by clicking in the desired column.
  2. Click in the 1st column for Channel C1 (Z direction force)

    Click in the 2nd column for Channels A1 and B1 (X and Y direction Forces)

    Click in the 3rd column for Channels D1, E1 and F1 (X, Y, Z Moments)

  3. Select SAMPLE, START (or the "GO" icon in the toolbar) to display the Prepare For Sampling menu.
  4. Make certain that there is no weight applied to the force platform and select the ZERO button.
  5. This will automatically update the Offset entry in the Channel Information Table.

     

  6. You are now ready to sample the analog data. Sampling is initiated by selecting the OK button.

This will automatically update the Units/Volt entry in the Channel Information Table.

5. Select OK to Calculate Plate Conversion Factors.

Z Setting: 2500 Nt*

X/Y Setting: 250 Nt*

    1. Select the INFO tab and enter the following:
    2.  

      Length Units: Inch*

      Force Units: Lbs*

      #Plates: One*

      1st Plate Channel: A1*

      Model: 9286A

    3. Select the PLATE#1 tab and enter the force plate dimensions. NOTE: These dimensions are found in the Technical Data section of the Kistler force plate manual and MUST be entered in the length units selected above!
    4. Transducer Separations: x: 35cm/13.78in y: 55cm/21.65in

      Transducer Depth z: 2.2cm / 0.866in

      Width: 40cm/15.75 inches

      Length: 60cm/23.62 inches

    5. Select the CAL#1 tab and enter the following calibration matrix information. NOTE: The calibration information is obtained from the force platform Calibration Certificate (highlighted inside the red box below).
    6. Select the ELECTRONICS tab and select the desired setting:

4. Select OPTIONS, PLATES, KISTLER to activate the software drivers for the KISTLER force platform.

: The Description and Units are labels and are not used for any calculations. The Unit/Volt and Offset fields can be left blank at this time, as these values will be automatically calculated in later steps.

NOTE : Signal level in volts corresponding to zero in the units of that channel.Offset

Unit/Volt: Conversion factor used to calculate analog signals.

Units: Units to be displayed on analog data outputs.

Description: Channel description or name.

3. Select OPTIONS, CHANNELS to specify the Channel Information for the active analog channels.

Pre-Trigger Percent (PreTrig%): 10%*

Trigger Level (TrigLev): 25 lbs*

Sample Rate (Rate/Ch): 1000 samples/second/channel*

Period: 5 seconds*

Trigger Channel (TrigCh): E1 (Trigger from the Z force)*

Last Channel (LastCh): H1 (8 channels total)

2. Use the Parameter Bar to set the following parameters:

1. From the main APAS Analog menu, select FILE, NEW to create a new *.ANA file. Select the Drive and Directory where the file will be located. Then enter the file name and select the OPEN button to proceed. (NOTE: In this example, the file has been named KIST9286.ana).

 

NOTE: Entries marked with an asterisk (*) indicate that these numbers may vary depending on the particular user application.

This example illustrates the procedure for creating an analog file for a single Kistler force platform (Model #9286AA) in English units (Length = Inches, Force = Pounds).

 

 

 

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