Video Tutorials: Your Introduction to the World of FlexPro
Discover our video tutorials and learn step by step how to get the most out of FlexPro's functions. Clearly explained, hands-on and available anytime – for your success with FlexPro!
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More InformationEvaluation of Measurement Series with FlexPro
In this video you will see how you can easily analyze measurement series with FlexPro.
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More InformationCreate Summary Reports with FlexPro's Document Collection
Are you often faced with the challenge of combining analyses for a series of measurements into one report? In this video, we show you how to import data into FlexPro, quickly and easily carry out evaluations up to the report stage and save them as a template. Once saved, you can then apply them to any number of measurements and save them in a summarized report.
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More InformationUsing Channel Selection Filters when Importing Instrument Data
Are you often faced with the problem that your measurement file contains far more channels than you need for your evaluation? We explain how to create a channel selection filter that only imports the channels you need. Once created, you can apply the filter to your measurements again and again, easily and quickly.
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More InformationCreate Your Own Textile Import Filter with FlexPro
Do you have measurement files in text format and want to quickly create your own import filters for them? Here you can find out how to create a user-defined text import filter. The created text import filter can then be used as a template for other text data with the same structure.
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More InformationCreating diagrams and using cursors with FlexPro
Would you like to present your data in diagrams in a meaningful way and also carry out visual analyses of the data with cursors? We will show you how to use 2D diagrams to present your data and calculation results in a meaningful way. You will also learn how to use cursors to measure curves in 2D and 3D diagrams.
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More InformationUsing FlexPro event isolation filters
Quickly and easily find relevant events in the data set? In this video, you will see how to use the event isolation filter to find relevant events in your data. We also show you how to find events either manually using the cursor, quickly and easily using the event isolation filter or by programming with FPScript.
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More InformationUser-defined evaluations in FlexPro with FPScript
Would you like to combine analysis objects and formulas to get the best out of your data? In the video, we explain this to you using an approximation with subsequent extrapolation. With the approximation analysis object, you can approximate a given model to your data based on the least squares method. This gives you the model coefficients, which you can then use to easily perform the desired extrapolation of your data in an FPScript formula.
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More InformationCreating macros and customizing the ribbon in FlexPro
With FlexPro, you can make the most of the advantages of Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications for your tasks. We will show you how you can easily automate recurring processes with macro recording in FlexPro. You can record any actions and then have them repeated automatically. Using the example of creating a diagram, we will explain how you can use this function effectively. You can also use the Visual Basic Editor to develop powerful, user-defined macros.
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More InformationPrecise spectral and order analyses with FlexPro
In this video you will see how you can analyze orders in spectra with FlexPro. But what is behind it? Order analysis allows you to precisely analyze the vibrations and noises of rotating machines. For a deeper insight into order analysis with FlexPro, we will first show you how to visualize acceleration signals in the time-frequency spectrum and how to set order markers. You will also see how to determine individual orders that are relevant to you from an order spectrum and display them in a diagram. Finally, you will learn how to extract the vibration components filtered according to these orders.
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