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Waygate Technologies Krautkramer USM 10 Operating Manual

Waygate Technologies Krautkramer USM 10 Operating Manual (242 pages)

Brand: Waygate Technologies | Category: Security Sensors | Size: 8 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
9
1 Introduction

19
- Safety Information
  20
  - Battery Operation
    21
  - Battery Transport
    21
  - Software
    22
  - Defects/Errors and Exceptional Stresses
    22
  - FCC Compliance
    23
- Important Information on Ultrasonic Test
  24
- The Krautkrämer USM 100
  29
  - USM 100 Standard
    30
  - USM 100 Pro
    31
  - USM 100 Digital
    32
- How to Use this Manual
  33
  - General
    33
  - Attention and Note Symbols
    33
- Standard Package and Accessories
  
  35
  - Standard Packages
    36
  - Accessories
    37
3 Initial Start-Up

43
- Instrument Positioning
  44
- Power Supply
  44
  - Operation with Power Adapter
    44
  - Using the Batteries
    46
  - Charging the Batteries
    50
- Connecting a Probe
  51
- Inserting a USB Stick
  52
- Other Connections
  53
- Starting the USM 100
  54
  - Powering on
    54
  - Powering off
    55
- Remote Connection Setup
  56
4 Principles of Operation

59
- Main Menu
  60
- Application Desktop
  61
- A-Scan View
  65
  - Main Menu (See Page 60)
    65
  - Command Bar
    66
  - Command Bar (See Page 66)
    66
  - A-Scan Representation
    70
  - Panel Selector (See Page 72)
    72
  - Function Groups and Functions
    73
  - Function Groups and Functions (See Page 73)
    73
  - Main Functions Sidebar
    74
  - Status Indicators
    75
  - Measurement Line
    76
  - Information Line
    77
- Operation with Touchscreen
  78
  - Executing or Selecting a Function
    78
  - Selection Lists
    83
  - Positioning the Gates
    86
- Overview of Key Functions
  87
- Operation with Keys
  88
  - Selecting a Screen Area
    88
  - Executing or Selecting a Function
    89
  - Settings
    92
- Multi-Color LED
  93
5 Operation

95
- Important Basic Settings
  96
- Saving the Settings
  97
- Loading Settings
  98
- General Settings
  99
  - License
    104
- Remote Connection
  104
- Updates
  104
- About
  104
- Measurement Line Configuration
  105
- UT Function Groups
  106
- Gain
  107
  - Gain Step
    107
  - Transfer Correction
    108
  - Custom Gain Step
    108
  - Auto XX Amplitude
    108
  - Offline Gain
    108
- A-Scan
  109
  - Display Range
    109
  - Display Delay
    110
  - Probe Delay
    110
  - Velocity
    110
  - Freeze Mode
    111
  - Envelope
    112
  - Envelope Color
    112
  - Grid
    112
  - Amplitude Ruler
    112
  - A-Scan
    112
  - Range Ruler
    113
  - A-Scan Color
    113
  - Color Palette
    113
  - Grid Color
    113
  - Ref. A-Scan Color
    114
  - Ref. Envelope Color
    114
  - Color Leg
    114
  - Filename Prefix
    115
- Material Probe
  116
  - Part Type
    116
  - Velocity
    116
  - Thickness
    117
  - Outer Diameter
    117
  - Probe Selection
    117
  - Probe Name
    117
  - Frequency
    118
  - Probe Delay
    118
  - Probe Angle
    118
  - Probe X-Value
    118
  - Effective Diameter
    118
  - Delay Velocity
    118
- Pulser Receiver
  119
  - Voltage
    119
  - Pulse Width
    120
  - PRF Mode
    120
  - PRF Value
    120
  - Averaging
    121
  - Damping
    121
  - Filter
    121
  - Rectify
    122
  - Dual Mode
    122
- UT Setup
  123
  - Gain
    123
  - AGC Mode
    123
  - AGC Max Amp / AGC Min Amp
    124
  - AGC Noise
    124
  - Alarm Output
    124
  - LED Alarm
    124
  - Averaging
    124
  - Magnify Gate
    125
  - Analog Output
    125
- Gates
  126
  - Tasks of the Gates
    126
  - Gate Selection
    126
  - Gate a Start
    127
  - Gate a Width
    127
  - Gate a Threshold
    127
  - Gate a TOF Mode
    128
  - Gate a Logic
    131
  - Gate B Start
    131
  - Gate B Width
    131
  - Gate B Threshold
    131
  - Gate B TOF Mode
    131
  - Gate B Logic
    131
  - Gate B Start Mode
    132
  - C/IF Gate Mode
    133
  - Gate C Start
    133
  - Gate C Width
    133
  - Gate C Threshold
    133
  - Gate C TOF Mode
    133
  - Gate C Logic
    133
  - Gate C Start Mode
    133
  - Gate if Start
    133
  - Gate if Width
    134
  - Gate if Threshold
    134
  - Gate if TOF Mode
    134
  - Gate if Logic
    134
- Auto Calibration
  135
  - Velocity Cal Type
    135
  - 2-Point Cal Source
    135
  - S Ref 1 / S Ref 2
    135
- Probe Angle
  136
  - Block
    136
  - Angle Cal Source
    137
  - SDH Diameter
    137
  - SDH Depth
    137
  - Gate a Start
    137
  - Gate a Threshold
    137
- Evaluation
  138
  - Eval Mode
    139
  - Dbref Mode
    139
  - Gate a Start
    139
  - Eval Source
    139
  - Eval Points Source
    139
  - Define Points
    139
  - DAC Point
    140
  - DAC Distance
    140
  - Dac / Tcg
    140
  - Offset Mode
    140
  - Offset
    140
  - Offset 1
    140
  - Curve Color
    141
  - DGS Mode
    141
  - DGS Curve
    141
  - Probe Selection
    141
  - Probe Name
    141
  - Frequency
    141
  - Effective Diameter
    141
  - Delay Velocity
    142
  - Reference Type
    142
  - Reference Size
    142
  - Reference Attenuation
    142
  - Amplitude Correction
    142
  - Test Attenuation
    143
  - Transfer Correction
    143
  - AWS Mode
    143
  - JISDAC Mode
    143
  - Bold Line
    143
  - CNDAC Mode
    143
  - Acceptance Level
    144
  - Code
    144
  - Cal Block
    144
  - Defect Length
    144
  - Acceptance Line
    144
  - Recording Line
    144
  - Evaluation Line
    144
- Calibration
  145
  - Calibrating the Probe Delay and Velocity
    145
  - Choice of the Measuring Point
    145
  - Calibration with Multi BW
    146
  - Calibration with Multi Step
    147
  - Calibration Using Dual-Element Probes
    148
- Defining the Probe Angle
  149
- Db REF
  150
  - Recording a Reference Echo
    150
  - Deleting a Reference Echo
    150
  - Echo Height Comparison
    151
- Dac
  152
  - Recording a DAC Curve
    153
  - Turning the DAC Evaluation off
    155
  - Deleting the DAC Curve
    155
  - Multiple DAC Curves
    156
  - Echo Evaluation Using DAC/TCG
    157
- Dgs
  159
  - Validity of the DGS Method
    161
  - Settings for the DGS Measurement
    163
  - Recording a Reference Echo and Turning the DGS Curve on
    163
  - Locks, Error Messages
    164
  - Sound Attenuation and Transfer Correction165
    165
  - Using Multiple DGS Curves
    165
  - Turning the DGS Evaluation off
    166
  - Deleting a DGS Reference Echo
    166
  - Probe Data
    167
  - Truedgs Angle-Beam Probes
    170
- Aws D1.1 / Aws D1.5
  171
- Jisdac
  174
- Cndac
  175
  - Evaluations According to CNDAC
    175
  - Standards and Reference Blocks
    176
6 Documentation

177
- Test Reports
  178
  - Saving Test Reports
    178
  - Printing Test Reports
    178
  - Deleting Test Reports
    178
  - Displaying Test Reports
    179
  - Test Report Setup
    179
- Screen Captures
  180
- Data Recorder
  181
  - Switching between Views
    182
  - Changing the Display Size
    182
  - Creating a Data Recorder File
    183
  - Display
    186
- File Management
  187
  - File Management Functions
    188
  - Import
    188
  - Export
    189
  - Rename
    189
  - Delete
    190
7 Maintenance and Care

191
- Maintenance
  192
- Instrument Care
  192
- Battery Care
  193
  - Transport and Storage
    193
  - Charging
    194
  - Battery Life and Temperature
    194
  - Disposal of Batteries
    195
- Software Updates
  196
  - Installing an Update
    196
  - Update in Case of Malfunction
    197
- License Upgrade
  198
- Interfaces and Peripherals
  
  199
  - Interfaces
    200
    
    Overview
    200
    
    USB-A Interface
    201
    
    USB-C Interface
    201
    
    Wlan
    202
    
    I/O Interface
    203
9 Appendix

205
- UT Function Directory
  206
- Manufacturer
  214
- Service Contacts
  215
- Environmental Protection Regulations
  216
  - WEEE Directive (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment)
    216
  - Disposal of Batteries
    217
10 Specifications

219
- General Features
  220
- Environmental
  221
- Display
  221
- Interfaces
  222
- Transmitter
  222
- Receiver
  223
- Data Acquisition
  224
- Gates
  224
11 Index

225

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