IMV VM-2012 Air2 WiFi Portable Vibration Meter User Manual

This manual covers the operation, installation, and specifications of the IMV VM-2012 Air2 WiFi portable vibration meter and its optional connector model.


IMV VM-2012 Air2 WiFi Portable Vibration Meter User Manual - cover page
Brand
IMV
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
55
File format
PDF
File size
15.9 MB
Published
16 October, 2026
Updated
16 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
B99819264AA521702591125A33F5D42E

About this manual

The document is a user manual for the IMV VM-2012 Air2 WiFi Portable Vibration Meter. It details the product components, including the main unit, USB charger adapter, probe, Ni-MH batteries, and various optional accessories like external sensors and cases.

The guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to install the sensor, connect the device to an Android tablet via WiFi or USB, and perform measurements. It covers specific measurement modes such as OA (Overall Average), FFT/WV analysis, Top5 values, and path functions, along with data archiving features. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Product Components
  • Main Unit Description
  • Installation Methods
  • Operation Procedures
  • Measurement Modes
  • Data Archiving
  • Practical Functions
  • Specifications Overview
  • Vibration Evaluation Criteria

Specifications

Interface (Wireless)IEEE802.11b/g, WEP, WPA/WPA2
Interface (Wired)USB 2.0
Memory Capacity4Mbit x 16bank
Power Source2x AAA Ni-MH batteries
Sampling Frequency (A, E3)76.8 kHz
AD Resolution16bit
Operating Temperature+5°C to +50°C
Weight (Standard Model)Approx. 145g

Frequently asked questions

What type of batteries are required for the VM-2012 Air2?

The device uses two AAA rechargeable Ni-MH (secondary) batteries. Primary (single-use) batteries should not be used.

How do I connect the device to a tablet?

The device supports connection via WiFi or USB cable. For USB, you must loosen two handle screws and slide the cover counter-clockwise.

What is the maximum acceleration measurement range?

The maximum acceleration measurement range is 500m/s².

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