GSVmulti

GSVmulti

The free GSVmulti software is included in the scope of delivery for measuring amplifiers of the GSV-2, GSV-3, GSV-4, GSV-6, GSV-8 series.

Version history

gsvmulti_1.txt

Installation instructions, license

kb-gsvmulti.pdf

Quick guide

gsvmulti.pdf

The Windows program GSVmulti is suitable for live display, recording and viewing/analyzing stored measurement data. Multiple channels can be recorded over the time axis (y-t diagram) or over an "X-axis" (X-Y diagram).  The GSVmulti software is suitable for all of our GSV measuring amplifiers with interfaces (RS232, Bluetooth, USB, GSV-6CAN), which can also be configured with this.

When recorded, the measurement data is saved in the binary "TDMS" and can be opened, displayed and exported in text or Excel format using the integrated "File Monitor".

Features

• Setting the Measuring frequency,
• Setting the display (Unit, scaling factor),
• Configuration of the inputs
• Online-Monitor (graphical life display),
• Setting the digital filters,
• Configuration of the analog outputs (GSV-8),
• Configuration of the digital I/O ports (GSV-4 and GSV-8)
• Configuration of the CANbus parameter (GSV-6 / GSV-8),
• Loading and saving complete settings (sessions) to a file,
• Loading and saving configurations (settings) in the measuring amplifier memory,
• Loading and exporting (Excel and CSV) of saved measurement data (File Monitor),
• Administration: Locking (write protection against unauthorized configuration), operating hours counter, error memory, UART / RS232 interface
• Integration of the calibration matrix for 3- (K3R) and 6-axis sensors (K6D),

• Stress analysis with strain gauge rosettes,
• Hardware-triggered data recording via digital input (GSV-4 / GSV-8),
• Software-triggered data recording when the threshold value is exceeded or fallen below or time-controlled,
• Data reduction with recording of mean, minimum and maximum values ​​within configurable intervals,
• Call parameters for integration into scripts, batch files or Windows task scheduler,
• Contextual help,
• Opening multiple graphical live displays,
• Setting the axis scaling "autoscale" or fixed,
• naming of channel names,
• Live display of the spectral power density (frequency analysis),
• Useful keyboard shortcuts such as F12, Ctrl-Z, Ctrl-A,
• Reading and writing TEDS with GSV-8,
• Large display of measured values,
• Setting the data format