User Guide

Artesis Motor Condition Monitoring Systems

AMT Pro
Rotating Equipment Tester
without Sensors
İçindekiler

Additional information 4
1. Overview 5
1.1 Introduction 5
1.2 Using the Guide 5
2. Installation 5
2.1 Initial Checks 5
AMT Pro 5
Current Transformers 6
Cables 6
Voltage Connection Cable 6
Current Connection Cable 6
Probes 6
Dolphin Crocodile 6
Magnetic Probe 7
ArPlug 7
2.2 Security 7
2.2.1 Safety Symbols 8
2.3 Connection 9
2.3.1 Current transformer connection 9
2.3.2 Voltage probe/ Transformer connection 10
2.3.3 Connection in Low voltage VFD driven motors with 10
Current Transformers
2.3.4 Connection in equipment driven by Star-Delta Contactor 11
2.3.5 Connection in equipment driven by Soft-Starter 12
2.3.6 Connection in MV and HV Equipments 13
2.4 Turning on The AMT Pro 14
2.4.1 Status Bar 15
2.4.2 Middle Section 15
2.4.2.1 AMTPro 15
2.4.2.2 Artesis Website 15
2.4.2.3 Documents 15
2.4.2.4 Notes 15
2.4.3 Subsection 16
2.4.3.1 Settings 16

Index
2.4 Turning on The AMT Pro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

2.5 AMT Pro aplication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

2.5.1 Start test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

2.5.1.1 Selecting the company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

2.5.1.2 Selecting the equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

2.5.1.3 Checking equipment information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

2.5.1.4 Starting the test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

2.5.1.5 Viewing the report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

2.5.2 Company information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

2.5.2.1 Registered companies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

2.5.2.2 Registered equipments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

2.5.3 Saved reports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

2.5.3.1 Vieweing the report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

2.5.3.2 Report Comparison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

2.5.3.3 Deleting the report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

2.5.4 Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Additional Information

Warning
The connection terminals of this device contain voltages and
currents that can cause death. For this reason, this AMT unit should
be installed and maintained only by trained and experienced
personnel authorized to work with high voltage and current devices.
All local and international rules regarding the installation and use of
AMT electrical devices should be used.

Recommended safety precautions should always be followed. There may

be current and voltage values that can cause death in the primary and
secondary parts of current and voltage transformers. In order to prevent
this, during any installation or maintenance, the secondary side of the
current transformers should be short-circuited and the fuses of the
voltage transformers should be removed.

This unit is designed to be used in control panels that restrict access to

the rear panel. It is not suitable for use in other environments. AMT
should not be used as basic protection equipment of electrical devices.

Disclaimer
The maintenance planning information and timings specified in this document are based
on field studies and observations. Therefore, they are approximate and reflect the average
behavior of different types of equipment. Because each piece of equipment and the
environments in which it is operated is different, actual downtime may vary. Therefore, the
maintenance activities and timing outlined in the AMT due diligence report should only be
used as a guiding guide. Anomalies pointed out in the report should be checked as soon
as possible and necessary precautions should be taken.

Product disposal statement

Customers and third parties in non-European Union states are responsible for properly
disposing of the product when the product has expired or is out of use. No person, firm,
institution, partnership or agency using the product may destroy the product in violation
of any applicable federal, state, local or international law. Artesis is not obligated to dispose
of the product at the end of its life or when it is out of use.

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1. Overview
1.1. .Introduction
The Artesis AMT Pro is a portable motor driven equipment test system which automatically
generates a condition assessment report indicating existing electrical mechanical and
operational faults, time to failure information, recommended corrective actions, and
effects of faults on energy efficiency.

Powered by its patented machine learning algorithm and 10 million motor datasets, this
unique instrument is capable of monitoring three phase AC motors and generators as well
as driven equipment of all sizes and power levels to provide clear, unambiguous
indications when the performance of a motor driven equipment begins to degrade.

AMT Pro is designed for route-based condition monitoring of rotating equipment enabling
early fault detection on the motor, drive train and driven equipment without installing any
sensors on the equipment.

AAMT Pro is connected to MCC Panel via three current transformers and three voltage
probes, making the system straightforward to install, and use without in-depth training of
personnel. The test duration is approximately 7-10 minutes allowing up to 40 tests to be
performed in a day.

Although it is easy to use, the AMT Pro device must be installed and used correctly like any
other smart, software-based electronic device. For this reason, we recommend that you
review all the manuals you received with the device and learn the operating principles and
usage features of the device.

1.2 Using the Guide

This guide contains basic information about installing and using AMTPro. You can find
useful information on general use in the appendices at the back of this manual. For more
information, please contact Artesis A.S.

2. Installation
2.1 Initial Checks
Check the contents of the AMT Pro bag to see if it is the same as in the Packing List. If there
is any missing or damaged material, please contact your dealer immediately. Also, check
whether the power range of the AMT unit is compatible with the label values of the motor
to be monitored. Information about which power range the AMT device can work in
applications can be learned from the label on the device. Artesis A.S. will not be liable for
damage caused by incorrect installation or using motors in the wrong power range.

AMT Pro
• 10.1’ Touch Screen

• 5 Hours Battery Life

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Current Transformers
. 4 sets of split core current transformer sets
. Primary current inputs are 10A, 40A,200A and 600A. The secondary currents of current
transformers are 100mA
. Current transformer hole diameters are 25mm. The hole diameter of the current
transformer with 600A primary current input is 35mm.
. The current transformers contain a 10 cm long internal connection cable with a female
BNC connector for connection to the AMT Pro.
. Current transformers should not be connected to the motor that is running without
connecting to the AMT Pro.

Cables
Voltage Connection Cable
• 3 pieces and 2 meters long
• It has black, blue and red color, silicone insulation and high flexibility
• Includes Banana connector and fuse

Current Connection Cable

• 3 pieces and 2 meters long
• It has black, blue and red color, silicone insulation and high flexibility.
• BNC connector with touch protection

Probes
Dolphin Crocodile
• 3 pieces
• Black, red and blue
• 7000V, CAT III, 2A
• Compatible with 4mm banana connectors
• 39.5mm maximum mouth opening

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Magnetic Probe
• 3 pieces
• Black, red and blue
• 7000V, CAT III, 32A
• Compatible with 4mm banana connectors

ArPlug
• Automatic serial connection to current transformers
• 690V phase-to-phase voltage connection
• Compatible with 4mm banana connectors
• Ready for testing in 10 seconds

2.2 Security
ATTENTION
DANGEROUS VOLTAGE
May cause death or serious injury.
Multiple energy sources are available.
Read the manual before the first usage.

The power supply must be turned off before the device is started.

Usage other than the instructions for the use specified by the
manufacturer may violate the specified protective functions of the
equipment.

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2.2.1 Safety Symbols

Electric shock

General warning

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2.3 Connection
Be careful and necessary safety precautions must be taken while connecting AMT Pro to
the motor control panel. Otherwise, Artesis A.S. not responsible.
Before AMT Pro connections, make sure the motor is not running if possible. In
case of using the ArPlug, the operation of the motor and connection do not
constitute an obstacle.

ATTENTION
CURRENT TRANSFORMERS
Dangerous high voltage levels can occur at the primary and secondary
terminals of open circuit current and voltage transformers.

2.3.1 Current transformer connection

• Current inputs are shown as I1, I2 and I3 on the AMT Pro connector panel. Connect cables
with BNC sockets to AMT Pro BNC connectors of the same colors.

• Combine the BNC connector of the current transformer to be used with the BNC
connector of the cable.
• Afterwards, connect the current transformers to the motor cable as follows

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2.3.2 Voltage probe/ Transformer connection
• Voltage inputs are shown as L1, L2 and L3 on the AMT Pro connector panel. Plug the cables
with banana sockets into the voltage inputs in the same colors in order.

• Connect the voltage with crocodile and magnetic probes, respectively, from the line
where the equipment to be measured later is fed.
• AMT Pro does not measure the Neutral line. The maximum applicable voltage between
phases is 690V.
• There is a fuse in the banana sockets of the voltage cables to protect the equipment in
case of a short circuit.

2.3.3 Connection in Low voltage VFD driven motors with Current

Transformers (VL-L<690)
Low Voltage (VL-L<690V) VFD Driven Motor’s Voltage and the Current connection are
shown below. The voltage and current connections must be connected to cables between
the Motor and VFD. Otherwise, the assessment report will not show the correct result, and
during the test procedure, AMT Pro will give different alarms.

Note: More than 690V applications, the voltage connection between AMT Pro and Motor
must be made using a Voltage Transformer. Otherwise, the AMT Pro will be damaged.

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2.3.4 Connection in equipment driven by Star-Delta Contactor
Star-Delta Starting Driven Equipment’s voltage and the current connection are shown
below diagram.

The CT’s Connections must be connected to before the Main and Star Contactors.
Otherwise, the assessment report will not show the right result.

The Voltage Connections can be connected any point before the main contactors.

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2.3.5 Connection in equipment driven by Soft-Starter
Soft-Starter Driven Equipment’s voltage and the current connection are shown below
diagram. If there is a By-Pass contactor, the contactor must be put into use before the test
is performed.

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2.3.6. Connection in MV and HV Equipments
AMTPro can measure on equipment supplied with medium and high voltage. However,
since AMTPro voltage inputs support up to 690Vrms phase-phase direct connection,
voltages above this value voltage transformer (PT) should be used. Otherwise, there will be
a risk in terms of both life and device safety.

Below is the connection method for medium and high voltage equipment. In general,
there are predefined current and voltage transformers in the system. Motor current can be
measured by connecting the secondary outputs of existing current transformers to the
10A/100mA CT of AMTPro. The point to be noted here is; The conversion ratio of the current
transformers available should be multiplied by the conversion ratio of the 10A/100mA CT.

For example: If the secondary output of 100A/5A CT is used, the conversion ratio will be “2”
(20*0.1).

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2.4 Turning on The AMT pro
AMT Pro includes a Li-Ion battery for off-grid operation. This battery has a capacity of
7600mAh.

Before using the device, make sure that the charge level is sufficient. It is recommended to
turn off the device when the device is not used for testing and analysis.

The device can be charged during the test, but it is recommended to turn off the device
and charge it for faster charging.

Press and hold on to the power button until the device turns on.

After the device is turned on, the main menu view is as shown above. “Status Bar” is at the
top of the screen, applications and date/time information are at the middle, and the device
settings menu is at the bottom.

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2.4.1 Status Bar
This section displays time information, battery information and network status. The device
disconnects the Wi-Fi connection during the test. The Ethernet icon is displayed at this
time.

2.4.2 Middle Section

AMTPro, Artesis Website, Documents, and Note applications are located in this section.

2.4.2.1 AMTPro

It is the application where the main functions of the device are used. Equipment testing is
done from this application.

2.4.2.2 Artesis Website

When the device is connected to the internet, access to www.artesis.com is provided.
Other websites cannot be accessed with AMTPro.

2.4.2.3 Documents
In the “Documents” application, you may find the latest user guides, diagnostic
documents, and videos of AMTPro.

2.4.2.4 Notes
With “Notes” application, various notes can be taken and drawings can be made with the
pen supplied with the device.

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2.4.3 Subsection
In this section, there is the device general settings icon that allows the AMTPro device to be
put into service mode and to make other settings.

2.4.3.1 Settings

At the Settings option, there are wireless connection, display settings and device
maintenance options.

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Wi-Fi Settings
AMT Pro requires an active internet connection for updates and a Cloud portal connection.
Device updates are automatically made remotely at the determined times and dates by
Artesis. If an active update is available, an update will be made when there is an internet
connection outside the test period.

Screen settings
You may change the screen brightness, screen off time and font size from the screen
settings section.

Note: It is recommended to have lower screen brightness and shorter screen off-time for
extended battery-life.

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Exit Kiosk Mode
This option of the device is used by Artesis Technical Service. Access to Kiosk Mode is not
available to the user. Contact Artesis.

After the application is opened, as shown below the screen with the main menus will be
displayed.

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3. Installation
3.1 AMT Pro Application
3.1.1 License Confirmation
The first time the application runs, you will be prompted to confirm the following software
license agreement. After approval of software licence agreement, you can start using the

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AMTPro application consists of 4 main menus in total.
• Start test
• Saved reports
• Company information
• Settings

In the AMT Pro application, equipment is listed under the main identity of "Company".

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3.1.2 Start Test
3.1.2.1 Selecting the Company
When this menu is opened, previously registered Companies are listed, if any.

Start Test Menu Company Information

If no company has been registered, press the “+” button at the bottom of the screen to add
a new company. Fill in the required information on the screen that appears below and click
the save button. Company Name information must be entered. It is not mandatory to fill in
the other fields.

After clicking the Save button, the registered company will be displayed as follows. If you
want to add another company again, repeat the above process.

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If you want to edit the registered company information, press and hold the company name
and slide your finger to the left. You can perform the editing process by pressing the edit
option as shown below.

3.1.2.2 Selecting the Equipment

Equipment can be added after the company is registered. To add equipment or view
previously registered equipment, please select the relevant company.

If the equipment belonging to the selected company is not found, the warning
"Equipment not found" is given as seen above. Press the “+” button to add new equipment.

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The equipment add screen contains important information to be used in the testing
phase. (*) This information should not be entered incorrectly for the report to be generated
after the test to yield correct results. This information is as follows.

• (*) Rated voltage (Volts): It is the motor supply voltage stated on the motor nameplate.
Phase-phase voltage value must be entered.
• (*) Rated current (Amps): It is the rated current of the motor, which is stated on the
motor nameplate.
• (*) Rated frequency (Hz): It is the nominal frequency value on the motor nameplate. If
the equipment is started with the driver, the nominal frequency value must be entered
again. In the next screens during the test start process, if the motor is driven at a different
frequency at the time of the test, the current frequency value will be entered.
• (*) Rated speed (rpm): It is the nominal speed on the motor nameplate. If the equipment
is started with the driver, the nominal speed must also be entered. In the next screens
during the test start process, if the motor is driven at a different speed at the time of the
test, the current speed will be recalculated according to the instantaneous frequency
value to be entered.
• (*) Current Transformer ratio: Enter the appropriate ratio for the current transformer to
be used during the test.
o 10A CT rate: 0.1
o 40A CT rate: 0.4
o 200A CT rate: 2
o 600A CT rate: 6
• (*) Voltage Transformer Ratio: AMT Pro voltage inputs support up to 690Vrms phase-to-
phase. The voltage connection up to this value can be connected to the device without
using a transformer. In this case, enter the conversion ratio as 1. Use voltage
transformer for 690Vrms and above.
• Motor connection type: Star and delta can be selected according to the motor winding
connection.
• Starting type: Select “VFD” if there is a speed control on the equipment, “Line” if there is
not any speed control on the equipment.
• Bearing: There is a special tool for detailed bearing analysis in the PSD section of the
report screen. When the BPFO, BPFI, FTF and BSF frequencies are adjusted according to
the relevant bearing model, the fault frequencies are displayed on the PSD. 4 bearings can
be added under the bearing menu. The AMTPro application has a large bearing database.
If these bearings are selected, fault frequencies can be automatically taken from the
database for analysis on the PSD screen.
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• Other: Under this heading, various non-obligatory information about the equipment can
be added. This information has no effect on the preparation of the report. However, it is
recommended to include this information within the scope of detailed analysis.
o Floor type
o Pulley Diameter 1
o Pulley Diameter 2
o Wrap Angle
o Axis Distance
o Belt Length
o Gearbox Ratio

3.1.2.3 Checking equipment information

After entering the equipment information, press the save button, The next screens are for
checking the data to be used during the test and changing it if necessary. To make a great
contribution to saving time by eliminating the need to enter equipment information
repeatedly in periodic measurements to be made on the equipment.

Considering that the speed changes especially in the equipment driven by the driver, the
information on these screens should be reviewed.

• Check the rated current and voltage value.

• Check the instantaneous frequency and speed. The default value is the nominal
frequency value. If speed control is performed, enter the instantaneous frequency value.
The number of revolutions will be calculated automatically.

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• Enter the current and voltage conversion ratio according to the current transformer and
voltage transformer to be used.

Finally, check the information and press the “Confirm and Start Test” button. After this
stage, the system will check the entered information. After the control is successful, the
report will be prepared 7 minutes. later.

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3.1.2.4 Starting the test
After the “Confirm and Start Test” command, AMTPro starts the measurement
preparations. The test consists of two stages.
• Preparing the Test
• Test In Progress

The necessary preparations for the measurement and processing of current and voltage
signals are made in the "Preparing the Test" section.

About 20 seconds after the test is started. Then, the indicator in the upper right corner of
the image below should turn from gray to green. If the green color is not seen at the end
of this period, the test should be canceled and the test should be started again.

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After the "Preparing Test" phase, AMTPro has now started to receive current and voltage
signals from the equipment and machine started learning.

During the test, a red alarm can be seen in the upper right corner. Red alert; given for
various situations. For example, the motor not working, the difference between the
instantaneous frequency set at the beginning of the test and the actual frequency of the
motor can be given as examples of these alarms.

Details of the alarm can be accessed by pressing the red alarm. In the example below, the
instantaneous frequency value entered at the beginning of the test and the operating
frequency of the motor are different. The actual frequency value measured is given in the
details of the alarm.

In this case, if the motor will run at the frequency shown in the alarm description for a long
time, you can select the "Cancel Test" option and start the test again. However, if these
frequency changes are short-term, these alarms can be considered temporary and await
completion of the test.

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3.1.3 Viewing The Report
3.1.3.1 Detected faults and Energy Efficiency
When the test is complete, the “Show Report” option will appear on the screen. Press the
button to view the report.

The report basically consists of 3 pages. These pages can be accessed by swiping left or
right on the first page, it is possible to scroll down to reach other information.

In the Report Information section, there are the name plate information of the measured
equipment and the report generation dates.

TIn the section of the effect of detected faults on energy efficiency, there is yearly energy
consumption due to the faults detected during the test.

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On the bar graph screen in the 3rd section of the first page, the level of the fault
parameters of the equipment are shown.
• Normal: Indicates that there is no fault.
• Caution: There is no fault but the parameter is above normal limits.
• High: Indicates that weak points are detected in the equipment that may cause future
failure in the relevant parameter. It is recommended to check the relevant points of the
equipment at the first scheduled maintenance within the given time.

In the last section, there are explanations about the fault parameters whose bar graph
level is in the red area.

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3.1.3.2 Electrical parameters
By sliding the first page to the left, you can reach the page where the electrical parameters
are analyzed. On this page, it is evaluated whether many electrical parameters of the
equipment are within the specified reference values.

•Voltage TIt is the True RMS voltage phase-phase value calculated from the voltage
waveform taken for 6 seconds during the test phase. For non-driven equipment, the rated
voltage is expected to be within ±10%. A warning is given for values out of this range.
•Current: It is the True RMS line current value calculated from the current waveform taken
for 6 seconds during the test phase. It is expected that the rated current will be +10% and
below for non-driven equipment. A warning is given for values out of this range.
•Voltage Imbalance: It is calculated from the differences between the voltage values in 3-
phase systems. AMT Pro gives an alarm for 2% and above values.
•Current Imbalance: It is calculated from the differences between the current values in 3-
phase systems. AMT Pro gives an alarm for 5% and above values.
•Frequency: Displays the baseline frequency of the voltage signal.
•Power Factor: It expresses the phase difference between the current and voltage signals
of the same phase.
•Motor Load: It is calculated by dividing the current value at which the motor is operated
during the test with the nominal current value. AMT Pro warns when the motor load is
60% or less.

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•THD and Odd Harmonics: It shows the harmonic distortions of the voltage signal. If the
harmonic values are 5% or more, an alarm is given.
•Active Power: It expresses the active power in which it is included in the losses of the
equipment.
•Reactive Power: It represents the reactive power drawn by the electric motor from the
network.

An exclamation point is shown in case of any alarm in the above-mentioned parameters. If

this exclamation point is pressed, alarm details can be displayed.

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3.1.3.3 Power Spectral Density Curve (PSD)
AMT Pro generates the PSD of the equipment at the end of the test. In this PSD screen, the
bands of the fault parameters are placed according to the line frequency and speed of the
equipment. Detailed spectrum analysis can be done from this screen.

The PSD page includes a module for detailed analysis of bearings, belts/pulleys and
gearboxes. In particular, extensive possibilities are offered for detailed bearing analysis.
Bearing models selected during equipment registration can be automatically selected for
this module. Selected bearing failure frequencies are made available for use in the relevant
areas.

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3.1.4 Company information
It is the menu where company and equipment information can be displayed, added and
changed.
3.1.4.1 Registered companies

If no company has been registered, press the “+” button at the bottom of the screen to add
a new company. Fill in the required information on the screen that appears below and click
the save button. Company name is required. Other fields are optinal.

To change the information of the company or to delete the record, hold down the
company name you want to change and slide your finger to the left. Edit and delete
options will appear as follows.

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3.1.4.2 Registered equipments
Equipment can be added or changed after the company is registered/selected. To add
equipment or view previously added equipment, select the relevant company.

If no equipment has been registered, press the “+” button at the bottom of the screen to
add a new equipment. Fill in the required information on the screen that appears below
and click the save button.

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The equipment add screen contains important information to be used in the testing
phase. (*) It is important that this information is not entered incorrectly in order for the
report to be generated after the test to yield correct results. This information is as follows.
• (*) Rated voltage (Volts): It is the motor supply voltage stated on the motor nameplate.
Phase-phase voltage value must be entered.
• (*) Rated current (Amps): It is the rated current of the motor, which is stated on the
motor nameplate.
• (*) Rated frequency (Hz): It is the nominal frequency value on the motor nameplate. If
the equipment is started with the driver, the nominal frequency value must be entered
again. In the next screens during the test start process, if the motor is driven at a different
frequency at the time of the test, the current frequency value will be entered.
• (*) Rated speed (rpm): It is the nominal speed on the motor nameplate. If the equipment
is started with the driver, the nominal speed must also be entered. In the next screens
during the test start process, if the motor is driven at a different speed at the time of the
test, the current speed will be recalculated according to the instantaneous frequency
value to be entered.
• (*) Current Transformer ratio: Enter the appropriate ratio for the current transformer to
be used during the test.
o 10A CT rate: 0.1
o 40A CT rate: 0.4
o 200A CT rate: 2
o 600A CT rate: 6
• (*) Voltage Transformer Ratio: AMT Pro voltage inputs support up to 690Vrms phase-to-
phase. The voltage connection up to this value can be connected to the device without
using a transformer. In this case, enter the conversion ratio as 1. Use voltage
transformer for 690Vrms and above.
• Motor connection type: Star and delta can be selected according to the motor winding
connection.
• Starting type: Select “VFD” if there is a speed control on the equipment, “Line” if there is
not any speed control on the equipment.

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• Bearing: There is a special tool for detailed bearing analysis in the PSD section of the
report screen. When the BPFO, BPFI, FTF and BSF frequencies are adjusted according to
the relevant bearing model, the fault frequencies are displayed on the PSD. 4 bearings can
be added under the bearing menu. The AMTPro application has a large bearing database.
If these bearings are selected, fault frequencies can be automatically taken from the
database for analysis on the PSD screen.
• Other: Under this heading, various non-obligatory information about the equipment can
be added. This information has no effect on the preparation of the report. However, it is
recommended to include this information within the scope of detailed analysis.
o Floor type
o Pulley Diameter 1
o Pulley Diameter 2
o Wrap Angle
o Axis Distance
o Belt Length
o Gearbox Ratio

EIf you want to change the information of the equipment or delete the equipment, press
and hold the name of the equipment to be processed and slide your finger to the left. After
this process, delete and change options will be displayed as above.

All equipment belonging to the deleted company and all previously created
reports of company equipment will be deleted after the company deletion.
All previously generated reports of deleted equipment will be deleted after
equipment deletion.

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3.1.5 Saved Reports
In this menu, you can view previously reports, compare two reports of the same
equipment and delete the desired report.
3.1.5.1 Viewing the Report
First select the company, then select the equipment and report. After this step, you can
view the relevant report.

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3.1.5.2 Comparison of reports
Click the “Select” button on the top right of the screen and select two different reports you
want to compare.

After the selection is made, the "Compare" option will be displayed in the upper right
section. After selecting Compare, both the equipment overview and the PSDs can be
compared.

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3.1.5.3 Deleting the Report
Press and hold the report you want to delete and slide your finger to the left. The “Delete”
option will be displayed as below.

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3.1.6 Settings
From this menu, you can change various application and operating settings of AMT Pro,
activate the application license and enter your account information for cloud access.

3.1.6.1 Device settings

At this menu, the settings of the working, communication and testing time of the Amt pro
can be made.
Communication settings
The AMTPro device has an integrated signal processing device. This device communicates
with the user terminal via Ethernet. Terminal and signal board are configured for
communication by Artesis. In this context, no setting should be changed under this menu.

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Algorithm Settings
Operation settings of the signal card can be changed under this menu. In cases where the
equipment load is variable and the mains voltage contains high harmonics, it may be
necessary to change the setting of these parameters.

Tap the parameter you want to change and enter the new value. Then press the Change
button. The new parameter setting will be active when the test is started.

Note: Contact Artesis for support.

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DAQ Commands and States
In this setting menu, the status information of the signal card is displayed. It is a special
service menu and it is not recommended to use it. Contact Artesis for support.

Test duration
By default, AMTPro can finish the test in 7 minutes. However, testing time can be increased
for better results on equipment with highly variable loads. The test time can be increased
to 7 minutes and its multiples up to 70 minutes. After the change is made, you can set the
new test duration by pressing the save button.

Note: If the test time is not changed again, the recorded test time will be valid in the next
tests.

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Power Protection
The AMTPro device has an integrated signal processing board. This board provides its
power consumption from the user terminal. This board is controlled by AMTPro software.
It is activated during the test and automatically turned off to save power 10 seconds after
the test is completed.

If the card has not been turned off for any reason, the Ethernet icon will be active in the
upper left corner. If the test is not performed or if this icon is still active after 1 minute of the
test, you can turn off the signal card by touching the Power Protection button. Thus, the
AMTPro device will be able to work for a longer time without the need for charging.

3.1.6.2 License
AMTPro device is licensed in different categories. This license is required to be able to
generate reports. License code provided by Artesis can be entered under the license
menu.

After entering the correct and valid license code, the total, used and remaining test
numbers can be displayed as follows.

3.1.6.3 Cloud access

AMT pro has a built-in cloud access so that the reports saved in the AMTPro database can
be viewed on the web.

Bir veya birden fazla AMTPro cihazı bu portala verilerini göndererek, farklı seviyede
yetkilendirmelere sahip kullanıcılara raporların erişimi açılabilmektedir.

Account
For cloud access, the username and password to be sent to you must be entered under the
"Account" menu. After logging in, the system is ready to send data to the portal.

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Sync
After entering the username and password in the account settings, the Synchronize
button must be pressed to send the data to the cloud environment. At this stage, while the
data is being sent, the "Sending Data" window below will open.

Active wireless connection is required to send data to Artesis Servers with cloud access.
Data is not sent automatically. You can update your data in the AMTPro portal by using this
option at certain periods and when AMTPro is not in the testing phase.

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4. Troubleshooting
4.1 Alarms & Solutions
•Voltage Balance: Voltage Unbalance is above the determined Voltage Balance
Threshold. The "Voltage Balancing Threshold" can be raised to continue testing.
•Current Balance: Current Unbalance is above the specified Current Balance Threshold.
The "Current Balance Threshold" can be raised to continue testing.
•Voltage range Ch1: The measured equipment L1 supply voltage is 90% above the motor
rated voltage. Check the motor nominal voltage value.
•Voltage range Ch2: The measured equipment L2 supply voltage is 90% above the motor
rated voltage. Check the motor nominal voltage value.
•Voltage range Ch3: The measured equipment L3 supply voltage is 90% above the motor
rated voltage. Check the motor nominal voltage value.
•No Voltage Ch1: The measured equipment L1 supply voltage is 20% below the motor
rated voltage. Check the motor nominal voltage value or change the "Low Voltage Level"
parameter in the Algorithm settings.
•No Voltage Ch2: The measured equipment L2 supply voltage is 20% below the motor
rated voltage. Check the motor nominal voltage value or change the "Low Voltage Level"
parameter in the Algorithm settings.
•No Voltage Ch3: The measured equipment L3 supply voltage is 20% below the motor
rated voltage. Check the motor nominal voltage value or change the "Low Voltage Level"
parameter in the Algorithm settings.
•High Current Ch1: The measured equipment L1 line current is over 90% of the motor rated
current. Check the motor nominal current value.
•High Current Ch2: The measured equipment L2 line current is over 90% of the motor
rated current. Check the motor nominal current value.
•High Current Ch3: The measured equipment L3 line current is over 90% of the motor
rated current. Check the motor nominal current value.
•Motor Not running: The equipment may not be operating or the measured current is
20% below the rated current level. When you are sure that the equipment is working, you
can change the "Low Current Level" parameter in the algorithm settings.
•Connection error: One or two of the line currents are below the acceptable current level.
Make sure that the current transformers are installed correctly and the BNC connectors
are correctly inserted
•Network Error: One or two of the supply voltages are below the acceptable voltage level.
Make sure that the voltage connection points are assembled correctly and that the
connectors are inserted correctly.
•Power Error: Although the current calculation of the equipment is done, the voltage
values are too low. Check the voltage connection connectors.
•Unbalanced network: There is an imbalance between the peak values of current or
voltage signals above the specified limit. This alarm may be temporary. If there is
continuity, repeat the test by increasing the "Amplitude Threshold Value" parameter as 10
and multiples in the algorithm settings.
•Phase sequence: Current and voltage connections are made incorrectly. Connect the
current and voltage connections of each phase to the same channels.

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•Phase Error: Two or more connections from the same phase can be made to the device.
Angle between voltage phases is not symmetrical.
•Phase angle: Current and voltage connections are made incorrectly. Connect the current
and voltage connections of each phase to the same channels.
•Current phase fault: Two or more connections from the same phase can be made to the
device. The angle between the current phases is not symmetrical.
•Frequency range: AMTPro needs to know the frequency at which the equipment
operates during testing. The set frequency value is ±2Hz outside the measured value. You
can wait for the equipment to run at the specified frequency, or cancel the test and enter
the current frequency value.
•Imbalance: Check the equipment label information and restart the test.
•Frequency range: Check the equipment label information and restart the test.
•Residual Error: Check the equipment label information and restart the test.
•Data Size: Check the equipment label information and restart the test.
•Unstable System: Instability has been detected in the system. Set the "Minimum Number
of Cycles" to 1 or 2 in the algorithm settings.

4.2 Fast charging

In order to charge AMT Pro faster, charge it only by turning off the screen without turning
off the device.

4.3 Charge Alert

When AMTPro is turned off, when charging is needed, the following warning may appear.
In this case, the device should be turned on by pressing the on and off button of the device.
The device will charge without any problems.

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