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SDT International sa-nv • Bd de l’Humanité 415 • B-1190 Brussels (Belgium) • Tel: +32(0)2 332 32 25 • info@sdtultrasound.com

SDT North America • 7677 County Road 2, Cobourg, ON K9A 0X4 (Canada) • Phone: 1-800-667-5325 | 1-905-377-1313 • hearmore@sdtultrasound.com

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USER MANUAL

Version 4 –2022

 
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Table of contents 
Introduction............................................................................................................................................. 6 
1. Note to customer............................................................................................................................................... 6 
2. Symbols used..................................................................................................................................................... 6 
Support and contact details ..................................................................................................................... 7 
1. Sales and support contact...........................................................................................................................7 
2. Installation assistance.................................................................................................................................7 
Standards.................................................................................................................................................8 
1. CE Compliance ............................................................................................................................................8 
2. EMC............................................................................................................................................................8 
3. Electrical security........................................................................................................................................8 
4. Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive (RoHS) ................................................................................8 
5. EU Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive .................................................................8 
Safety information................................................................................................................................. 10 
1. General..................................................................................................................................................... 10 
2. Installation and wiring ..............................................................................................................................10 
3. Environment and enclosure ......................................................................................................................11 
4. ATEX......................................................................................................................................................... 11 
5. Power supply and grounding..................................................................................................................... 11 
6. Batteries and battery charging.................................................................................................................. 12 
7. Transport and storage...............................................................................................................................12 
System Description ................................................................................................................................ 14 
1. Introduction.............................................................................................................................................. 14 
Design.................................................................................................................................................... 15 
1. External appearance .................................................................................................................................15 
2. Standard model ........................................................................................................................................15 
3. Indicators.................................................................................................................................................. 16 
Specifications......................................................................................................................................... 17 
1. Vigilant-Permanent...................................................................................................................................17 
2. Additional specifications with the Mobility case .......................................................................................18 
Installation............................................................................................................................................. 19 
1. Mechanical assembly................................................................................................................................19 
Electrical installation.............................................................................................................................. 21 
1. Connectors ...............................................................................................................................................21 
2. Power supply............................................................................................................................................21 
3. Ground connection ...................................................................................................................................22 
4. Main inputs .............................................................................................................................................. 23 
4.1. IEPE sensor....................................................................................................................................................... 24 
4.2. Periodic Pulse Signal (Tachometer).................................................................................................................. 25 
4.3. 4-20 mA Input Signal........................................................................................................................................ 25 
4.4. Digital Inputs .................................................................................................................................................... 26 
4.5. CONMONSense Sensor 0-10 V (dynamic mode) .............................................................................................. 26 
5. Auxiliary inputs.........................................................................................................................................27 
5.1. Periodic Pulse Signal (Tachometer).................................................................................................................. 28 
5.2. 4-20 mA Signal ................................................................................................................................................. 29 
5.3. CONMONSense Sensor 0-10v (static mode) .................................................................................................... 30 
User Interface ........................................................................................................................................ 31 
1. Introduction.............................................................................................................................................. 31 
2. Access....................................................................................................................................................... 31 
3. Navigation bar ..........................................................................................................................................32 
3.1. Configuration tree............................................................................................................................................ 32 
3.2. Interface Module ............................................................................................................................................. 34 
3.3. Exception indicator .......................................................................................................................................... 34 
3.4. Special unit indicator........................................................................................................................................ 34 
3.5. Device status .................................................................................................................................................... 35 
3.6. Help button ...................................................................................................................................................... 35 
3.7. User Menu........................................................................................................................................................ 35 
4. Basic interface elements ...........................................................................................................................37 
4.1. Forms ............................................................................................................................................................... 37 
4.2. Lists .................................................................................................................................................................. 38 
4.3. Expression Editors............................................................................................................................................ 39 
4.4. How to create conditional expressions ............................................................................................................ 46 
System Settings ..................................................................................................................................... 48 
1. Introduction.............................................................................................................................................. 48 

 
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2. Menu Tree ................................................................................................................................................48 
3. Status .......................................................................................................................................................49 
4. Users ........................................................................................................................................................ 51 
5. Host..........................................................................................................................................................53 
6. Network ...................................................................................................................................................53 
7. Time .........................................................................................................................................................54 
8. Services ....................................................................................................................................................55 
8.1. Remote technical support................................................................................................................................ 56 
8.2. Email notifications............................................................................................................................................ 56 
8.3. Rsync and FTP services..................................................................................................................................... 58 
9. Storage .....................................................................................................................................................59 
10. Records.....................................................................................................................................................60 
11. Simulation files .........................................................................................................................................62 
12. Bearing files.............................................................................................................................................. 63 
13. Licenses ....................................................................................................................................................63 
14. Upgrade firmware.....................................................................................................................................64 
15. Event Log.................................................................................................................................................. 65 
16. Export/Import...........................................................................................................................................66 
16.1. Main configuration........................................................................................................................................... 66 
16.2. System configuration ....................................................................................................................................... 66 
16.3. User’s configuration......................................................................................................................................... 67 
Configuration......................................................................................................................................... 68 
1. Introduction.............................................................................................................................................. 68 
2. Toolbar .....................................................................................................................................................68 
2.1. Processing Blocks ............................................................................................................................................. 69 
2.2. Apply button .................................................................................................................................................... 69 
3. Sensors..................................................................................................................................................... 70 
4. Inputs .......................................................................................................................................................73 
5. Bearings....................................................................................................................................................74 
6. Fault Frequencies......................................................................................................................................77 
7. Modbus master ........................................................................................................................................78 
8. Modbus slave ...........................................................................................................................................81 
9. OPC........................................................................................................................................................... 83 
9.1. About OPC........................................................................................................................................................ 83 
9.2. OPC UA client in Vigilant .................................................................................................................................. 83 
9.3. OPC endpoints.................................................................................................................................................. 84 
9.4. OPC nodes........................................................................................................................................................ 85 
10. Techniques ...............................................................................................................................................88 
11. Units.........................................................................................................................................................89 
12. Images......................................................................................................................................................91 
13. Machines ..................................................................................................................................................92 
14. Alarms ......................................................................................................................................................96 
14.1. Hysteresis and Repetitions............................................................................................................................... 97 
14.2. Statistical alarms .............................................................................................................................................. 98 
14.3. Import and export alarms ................................................................................................................................ 99 
15. Components ........................................................................................................................................... 100 
16. Points ..................................................................................................................................................... 101 
16.1. Dynamic points............................................................................................................................................... 103 
16.2. Static points ................................................................................................................................................... 104 
16.3. Pulse tachometer points ................................................................................................................................ 108 
17. Processing Modes................................................................................................................................... 110 
17.1. Waveform only............................................................................................................................................... 113 
17.2. Spectrum and waveform................................................................................................................................ 114 
17.3. Demodulation ................................................................................................................................................ 117 
17.4. Long waveform .............................................................................................................................................. 119 
17.5. Order tracking ................................................................................................................................................ 120 
17.6. Full spectrum.................................................................................................................................................. 123 
18. Parameters ............................................................................................................................................. 124 
18.1. Parameter types............................................................................................................................................. 125 
18.2. Parameter configuration................................................................................................................................ 126 
19. Spectral Bands ........................................................................................................................................ 136 
19.1. Single Band..................................................................................................................................................... 137 
19.2. Harmonic Family ............................................................................................................................................ 139 
19.3. Sideband ........................................................................................................................................................ 142 
20. States ..................................................................................................................................................... 144 
21. Storage Strategies................................................................................................................................... 146 

 
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Dashboard ........................................................................................................................................... 149 
1. Introduction............................................................................................................................................ 149 
2. Dashboard Layout................................................................................................................................... 149 
2.1. Desktop Toolbar............................................................................................................................................. 149 
2.2. Edit Desktop Layout ....................................................................................................................................... 150 
2.3. Split Widgets .................................................................................................................................................. 151 
2.4. Merge Widgets............................................................................................................................................... 153 
2.5. Select type of Widget..................................................................................................................................... 153 
2.6. Add Desktop................................................................................................................................................... 154 
2.7. Alarm Toolbar ................................................................................................................................................ 154 
2.8. Configuration tree.......................................................................................................................................... 156 
2.9. Global play ..................................................................................................................................................... 157 
2.10. Global timeline............................................................................................................................................... 157 
2.11. Keyboard shortcuts info................................................................................................................................. 158 
3. Widgets .................................................................................................................................................. 158 
3.1. Widget Toolbar .............................................................................................................................................. 159 
3.2. Timeline.......................................................................................................................................................... 160 
3.3. Zoom usage.................................................................................................................................................... 161 
3.4. Filtering by Alarm or State ............................................................................................................................. 161 
3.5. Dynamic cursor .............................................................................................................................................. 162 
4. Parameter Matrix ................................................................................................................................... 162 
4.1. Configuration ................................................................................................................................................. 162 
4.2. Display............................................................................................................................................................ 163 
4.3. Cell Colors ...................................................................................................................................................... 164 
4.4. Graph access .................................................................................................................................................. 164 
5. Online Value ........................................................................................................................................... 165 
5.1. Configuration ................................................................................................................................................. 165 
5.2. Display............................................................................................................................................................ 165 
5.3. Types of graphs .............................................................................................................................................. 166 
5.4. Access to trends chart.................................................................................................................................... 167 
6. Trends .................................................................................................................................................... 167 
6.1. Configuration ................................................................................................................................................. 167 
6.2. Display............................................................................................................................................................ 169 
6.3. Zoom tools ..................................................................................................................................................... 170 
6.4. Time range ..................................................................................................................................................... 170 
6.5. Single cursor................................................................................................................................................... 171 
7. Spectrum ................................................................................................................................................ 171 
7.1. Configuration ................................................................................................................................................. 171 
7.2. Display............................................................................................................................................................ 173 
7.3. Zoom .............................................................................................................................................................. 175 
7.4. Fault Frequencies........................................................................................................................................... 175 
7.5. Cursors ........................................................................................................................................................... 176 
8. Waveform............................................................................................................................................... 178 
8.1. Configuration ................................................................................................................................................. 178 
8.2. Display............................................................................................................................................................ 180 
8.3. Zoom .............................................................................................................................................................. 182 
8.4. Cursors ........................................................................................................................................................... 182 
8.5. Runout Compensation ................................................................................................................................... 184 
8.6. Synchronous View.......................................................................................................................................... 184 
9. Mimic ..................................................................................................................................................... 185 
9.1. Configuration ................................................................................................................................................. 185 
9.2. Display............................................................................................................................................................ 185 
9.3. Points Visualization ........................................................................................................................................ 186 
10. Image...................................................................................................................................................... 186 
10.1. Configuration ................................................................................................................................................. 186 
10.2. Display............................................................................................................................................................ 186 
11. Circular waveform .................................................................................................................................. 187 
11.1. Configuration ................................................................................................................................................. 187 
11.2. Display............................................................................................................................................................ 189 
11.3. Cursor............................................................................................................................................................. 190 
12. Waterfall ................................................................................................................................................ 191 
12.1. Configuration ................................................................................................................................................. 191 
12.2. Display............................................................................................................................................................ 192 
12.3. Frequency scale selector................................................................................................................................ 193 
12.4. Time scale selector......................................................................................................................................... 193 
12.5. Cursors ........................................................................................................................................................... 194 

 
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13. Orbit....................................................................................................................................................... 194 
13.1. Configuration ................................................................................................................................................. 194 
13.2. Display............................................................................................................................................................ 196 
13.3. Zoom .............................................................................................................................................................. 197 
13.4. Single cursor................................................................................................................................................... 198 
14. Phase Diagram........................................................................................................................................ 198 
14.1. Configuration ................................................................................................................................................. 198 
14.2. Display............................................................................................................................................................ 200 
14.3. Single cursor................................................................................................................................................... 202 
15. Long Waveform ...................................................................................................................................... 202 
15.1. Configuration ................................................................................................................................................. 202 
15.2. Display............................................................................................................................................................ 204 
15.3. Single cursor................................................................................................................................................... 205 
16. Shaft Centerline...................................................................................................................................... 205 
16.1. Configuration ................................................................................................................................................. 206 
16.2. Display............................................................................................................................................................ 207 
16.3. Single cursor................................................................................................................................................... 208 
17. Full spectrum.......................................................................................................................................... 208 
17.1. Configuration ................................................................................................................................................. 209 
17.2. Display............................................................................................................................................................ 210 
17.3. Zoom .............................................................................................................................................................. 212 
17.4. Fault Frequencies........................................................................................................................................... 212 
17.5. Cursors ........................................................................................................................................................... 213 
Maintenance........................................................................................................................................ 215 
1. Relevant aspects..................................................................................................................................... 215 
2. Periodic inspections................................................................................................................................ 215 
3. Reboot.................................................................................................................................................... 215 
4. Rescue mode .......................................................................................................................................... 216 
5. Micro-SD card maintenance.................................................................................................................... 216 
6. Replacement of internal components ..................................................................................................... 217 
6.1. Access to the rear compartment.................................................................................................................... 217 
6.2. Battery replacement ...................................................................................................................................... 219 
6.3. Fan replacement ............................................................................................................................................ 220 
6.4. Micro-SD card replacement ........................................................................................................................... 221 
7. Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................................................... 222 
Basic Operations.................................................................................................................................. 224 
1. Starting Up the Unit................................................................................................................................ 224 
2. Powering off the unit.............................................................................................................................. 224 
3. Upgrading the firmware.......................................................................................................................... 224 
4. Using RSync and FTP for system backups ................................................................................................ 225 
Appendix A .......................................................................................................................................... 226 
1. Creating simulation files ......................................................................................................................... 226 
Appendix B .......................................................................................................................................... 227 
1. Optional Licenses.................................................................................................................................... 227 
Appendix C .......................................................................................................................................... 228 
1. Network Ports ........................................................................................................................................ 228 
1.1. Incoming connections .................................................................................................................................... 228 
1.2. Outgoing connections .................................................................................................................................... 228 
Appendix D .......................................................................................................................................... 229 
1. Keyboard Shortcuts ................................................................................................................................ 229 
 
 
 

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1.Introduction

1.1. Note to customer

This manual contains information about how to install and use your Vigilant unit. We recommend

carefully reading and understanding this manual before using the device.

Following the instructions will help you reduce damages or malfunctions of the system, avoiding

downtime and maintenance costs. We recommend keeping a copy of this manual available for

consultation at all locations that you might need, and in a readable condition.

When using this product, it is necessary to be knowledgeable about the information in this manual and

any instrumentation connected to it. Also, it requires general safety information, in addition to the

safety information provided in this manual.

Depending on the options purchased with the equipment some of the functions described in this User

Manual might not be available to you.

If the Vigilant module combines with other instrumentation and then resold or transferred as part of

assembly, be sure that following manual gives to the end user.

When disposing of a product, follow the local laws and regulations.

In no event will SDT be responsible for errors, omissions or inconsistencies that may contain in this

manual, nor for indirect and consequential damages either, including any lost profits or savings

resulting from the use or application of this equipment.

Information in this document is subject to change without notice. It does not represent a commitment

on part of SDT. The information in this document is not all-inclusive and cannot cover all unique

situations.

The examples and diagrams in this manual are included solely for illustrative purposes. SDT cannot

assume responsibility or liability for actual use based on the examples and diagrams due to the many

variables and requirements associated with any installation.

This User Manual protects by copyright, and all rights are reserved. No part of this publication may be

duplicated, reproduced, reprinted, transmitted in any form or by any means, whether electronic,

mechanical, photocopying, recording, or other means, or translated, recorded, edited, abridged or

expanded, without the express written permission of SDT.

1.2. Symbols used

The following symbols and paragraph styles indicate information of special interest:

This label identifies information intendedto draw attention to potential

sources of danger for personnel, environment, system or machinery.

This label identifies information that provides essential advice to follow

to understand and apply the product.

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2.Support and contact details

2.1. Sales and support contact

Address:

SDT North America

Toll Free: 1-800-667-5325

Phone: 1-905-377-1313

7677 County Road 2

Cobourg ON K9A 0X4,

Canada

Email: info@bevigilant.io

Web page: https://bevigilant.io

SDT International

Phone: +32 (0) 2 332 32 25

Bd. de L’Humanité 415

B-1190, Brussels

Belgium

Email: info@sdtultrasound.com

2.2. Installation assistance

If you experience a problem with a Vigilant unit, please, review the information contained in this

manual. You can also contact our Customer Service and helping in getting your Vigilant unit up and

running by calling to this number: 1-800-667-5325 or +32 (0) 2 332 32 25.

SDT provides technical information on the web to assist you in using our products. Visit our web

page https://bevigilant.io to download technical manuals and other documents.

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3.Standards

Vigilant has been designed and tested to meet the following directives and standards.

3.1. CE Compliance

The product meets the essential requirements of the applicable European Directives as follows:

•2014/30/EU; Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (EMC)

•2011/65/EU; Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS)

3.2. EMC

The product is tested to meet the Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) EU Directive, by applying the

following standards:

•EN 61000-6-1:2007 EMC. Immunity standard for residential, commercial, and light-industrial

environments.

•EN 61000-6-3:2007/A1:2012 EMC. Emission standard for residential, commercial, and light-

industrial environments

3.3. Electrical security

The product via the standard power supply has been designed and tested to meet the following

electrical security standards:

•EN 62368-1:2018: Audio/video, information, and communication technology Equipment –Part

1: Safety requirements

3.4. Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive (RoHS)

All the components, subassemblies and supplies used to manufacture the product complies with the

European Union 2011/65/EU directive on the restriction on using dangerous substances in

manufacturing electronic and electrical appliances (RoHS-2).

3.5. EU Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive

In August of 2005, the European Union (EU) implemented the EU WEEE Directive 2002/96/EC and later

the WEEE Recast Directive 2012/19/EU requiring Producers of electronic and electrical equipment

(EEE) to manage and finance the collection, reuse, recycling and to appropriately treat WEEE that the

Producer places on the EU market after August 13, 2005. This Directive aims to minimize the volume

of electrical and electronic waste disposal and to encourage reuse and recycling at the end of life.

If you have purchased SDT branded electrical or electronic products in the EU and intended to discard

these products at the end of their useful life, please do not dispose of them with your other household

or municipal waste. SDT has labeled its branded electronic products with the WEEE Symbol (figure) to

alert our customers that products bearing this label should not be disposed of in a landfill or with

municipal or household waste in the EU.

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Instead, please be aware that SDT makes a return and collection system available to you, free of

transportation and reuse and/or recycling costs.

Please contact SDT on the following address:

SDT North America

Toll Free: 1-800-667-5325

Phone: 1-905-377-1313

7677 County Road 2

Cobourg ON K9A 0X4,

Canada

Email: info@bevigilant.io

Web page: https://bevigilant.io

SDT International

Phone: +32 (0) 2 332 32 25

Bd. de L’Humanité 415

B-1190, Brussels

Belgium

Email: info@sdtultrasound.com

Web page: https://sdtultrasound.com/products/permanent-monitoring/

And we will inform you how to proceed in this case.

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4.Safety information

4.1. General

The Vigilant monitoring system is designed to meet the safety regulations. However, its safety can be

at risk if the equipment is installed or used by unqualified staff, used improperly, or not inspected and

maintained.

Installation, operation, and maintenance of the system should only be

undertaken by specialist personnel and following the safety and accident

prevention regulations.

Repairs of the system should only be undertaken by SDT, or by personnel

authorized by SDT.

It must be ensured during operation, installation, or maintenance that all safety instructions have been

followed, along with all safety regulations that might apply.

4.2. Installation and wiring

Before starting the installation, work read the instructions delivered with the equipment. Stop the

installation work if you have any doubt and contact your distributor or SDT for assistance.

Be sure that main power is off and will stay off until the installation work

ends. Check that the equipment is voltage-free by using a voltage tester. You

should always install the equipment isolated from the power supply or any

electrical power source.

Inspect all components to be installed. Check they are all in good condition

and do not present any damage. Reject components that contribute any

damage.

Check that all materials to be installed are compliance with EU directives or

international regulation concerning electrical safety.

Foreign materials, like protective material used for transportation, dirt, or any other pollutant, must

be removed before installing the equipment.

Choose installation tools that are safe and suitable for the working environment.

Check all components have been professionally installed and connected. Wiring should follow these

requirements:

•Use 17 to 22 AWG copper conductors (AWG 20 recommended) for wiring the equipment. For

a ground terminal an AWG 17 size conductor is suggested.

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