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Augury FAQs

Augury's Frequently Asked Questions page is a central hub where its customers can always go to with their most common questions. These are the 6 most popular questions Augury receives.

Frequently Asked Questions About Augury

  • Compare mechanical data from multiple machines at the same or across different facilities to:

    Evaluatethe impact of a repair by comparing the new state of machine health to the same type of machines in good health

    Uncoveranomalies by comparing feature levels on a subset of similar machines to detect anomalies

    Comparefeature levels on a subset of machines to a similar subset at another facility to get a sense of how well machines are maintained by

    In your Augury account, navigate to the left-side navigation and clickCompare.

    here

    Search: for the machines you want to compare and check the boxes on the left to select.

    Choose:the parametersfor the comparison.

    Features - You have access to over 30+ time series trends extracted from the Halo endpoint data ranging from Velocity and Acceleration RMS, Temperature, Magnetic Field strength, Motor RPM, as well as speed tracked features such as 1x Motor Shaft Intensity.

    Components - Halo endpoints are mounted to the drive and driven components of the machine.Drill down to specific locations using the component selector.

    Dates - Select the date range to compare. You can view up to 12 months of data.

    See it in action !

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  • A supported web browser is required for full functionality of Augury's features.

    Windows-supported browsers

    Google Chrome (latest version)

    Mozilla Firefox (latest version)

    Microsoft Edge (latest version)*

    * Microsoft recommends using Microsoft Edge as your default browser, and supports Internet Explorer 11 for backward compatibility. Versions ofInternet Explorer 10 and belowarenot supportedby Augury, because they are not fully supported by Microsoft.

    Update your web browsers

    It is best practice to keep your web browsers updated to the latest version to ensure that websites render properly.To update a supported browser, refer to their documentation:

    Google Chrome

    Mozilla Firefox

    Apple Safari

    Microsoft Edge

    To check what browser version you're currently using, visit whatismybrowser.org.

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  • Get started with yourAugury account with these resources.

    1. Set up your Augury account

    Browsers supported by Augury

    Account Hierarchy

    Manage Users

    Account Settings

    Get help with Augury

    Install the Augury mobile app

    2. Navigating the Augury Admin Console

    Machines to Notice

    Machine Page

    Search

    Corporate Dashboard (upon request)

    3. Machine Diagnostics

    What is an MHI Alert?

    Understanding Machine Health Levels

    Vibration Analysis - The Basics

    Adding Observations & Repairs

    Analyst Page (for Reliability Engineers)

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  • LOCTITE AA 330 bonder is the glue used to bond End points to the machine's bearings.

    Augury has experimented with many bonding options, and found Loctite 330 ideal.With Thousands of End points already installed on rotating equipment in varied conditions, Loctite 330 provides superb results, and it's the only bonder officially supported for the liability of our service.

    Loctite 330 technical data sheet can be found here.

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  • While Halo is a continuous diagnostics solution, sometimes it can go offline. The node is the component responsible for data transfer between the End points (sensors) and the server. Read about for further information.

    Environmental factors can cause the node to stop communicating, including:

    Weak cellular connectivity (cellular router)

    Loss of Wi-Fi connection: Distance from router / access point, wireless interference

    Power outage

    If a Node is having trouble communicating with the server, follow these steps:

    First, identify the Node in the physical location.

    Support team

    If you know its name or the machines linked to it, you'll find the Node within ~15ft (50m) from those machines. To be 100% sure, verify its Serial Number or IP address matches a sticker on the Node's blue case. Format and location of the sticker may vary between models. Look for it on the front, back of side of the Node's case.

    1. Check for physical damage

    2. Verify antennas are screwed in properly

    3. Reboot by power cycling

    4. Power & Network LEDs should be solid green

    Ifyou'vetried the above and are still experiencing problems, please reach out to our .

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  • Augurys Scope enables technicians of any skill level to have the recording and diagnostic capabilities of a Category IV vibration analyst. Scope is smartphone-enabled and makes it simple to collect machine recordings and receive diagnostics in the palm of your hand.

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