Equipment Interview
The recording workflow identifies owner/customer context, location, machine or equipment, component / measurement point and operating condition.
My Garage • machine vibration intelligence
CrankScope™
CrankScope turns a phone-based vibration reading into asset-owned evidence by requiring the machine, component and measurement point to be identified before recording.
15 / 30 / 60 / 120 secEquipment InterviewReference measurement pointsCompare • baseline • trend
Current capability map
What this section does.
This page describes the capability architecture represented in the current Crank development build. Interface wording may continue to be polished, but the functions below are the working product structure.
Real asset resolution
If the equipment being measured is not the selected Crank asset, CrankScope can resolve it to an existing Asset Library record or create a persistent asset before recording.
Measurement-point identity
A reading is tied to the actual component and location being measured rather than stored as an anonymous vibration file.
Repeatable reference photos
A saved measurement point can include a reference photo. A coin, washer, nut or similar scale/location reference can help the operator return to the same physical point.
Timed acquisition
Recording durations include 15, 30, 60 and 120 seconds for quick checks through longer evidence captures.
Vibration tach / RPM support
CrankScope includes vibration-based tachometer workflows for equipment where OBD engine-speed data is not available.
Baseline and comparison
A first reading can become a baseline; later readings can be compared to support post-repair checks and longitudinal machine history.
V.A.U.L.T. identity
Saved records can surface asset, customer/owner, location, machine, component, operating condition, date/time and reference-photo context.
Support packages
CrankScope can package the relevant evidence for review and handoff instead of forcing a technician to interpret an unlabeled waveform.
Operating flow
How it fits together.
Step 1Identify asset
Step 2Identify machine + point
Step 3Confirm operating condition
Step 4Record vibration
Step 5Save / compare / trend
Crank truth boundary: CrankScope treats measurement context as part of the measurement. A vibration value without the correct machine, component and point is not treated as meaningful diagnostic evidence.