OROS introduces the first removable disk for a Noise & Vibration analyzer: the Mobi-Disk™.

This rugged 60GB disk gives an unprecedented flexibility and power to the OROS 3-Series analyzers. For the first time it is now possible to use the analyzer as a real data recorder,  without being connected to a PC.
The Mobi-Disk™ is inserted in its slot in the analyzer for recording, and can be removed and connected directly to the USB port of a PC for analysis and data storage.

When the PC is not suited with the environment or the application, it is even possible to record without the PC, in Stand Alone mode.
The Mobi-Disk™ is ideal for in-vehicle tests, in-flight tests, machine health monitoring, and any situation where it is desired to easily manipulate large amounts of data.

The Mobi-Disk™ comes as standard with OR36 (16 channels) and OR38 (32 channels). Ordering extra disks allows you to assign disks to individual projects, making file management easier.

OROS has created this unique feature for those who want to control the analyzer without using the PC. The remote controller is very well suited for applications requiring a direct control of the analyzer such as in-vehicle test, flight test, modal test on large structures just using a telephone type cable.

With a 5 lines display and a set of keys and joystick, the user can navigate through menus to select the appropriate command, start / stop a record or a measurement; start a macro, …

Stand Alone Mode: the OROS Remote Control can be used without any PC connected: once the analyzer has been configured, the user can disconnect the PC and then use OROS Remote Control for controlling the analyzer.

The Remote Controller is connected to the analyzer by an Ethernet cable for a secure transmission.

OROS analyzers provide more flexibility.

OROS analyzers integrate batteries (NiMh) as standard, providing autonomy and un-interruptible measurements. Additional batteries expand the autonomy of the instrument. These external batteries basically double the analyzer autonomy and the hot swap capability