DFX-7
Ultrasonic Flaw Detector
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The top & bottom end panels are where all connections are made to the
DFX-7
. The
diagram above shows the layout and description of the connectors:
Transducer Connectors
Refer to Diagram: The transducer connectors, and battery cover/probe zero disk are
located on the
DFX-7’s
top end cap. The transducer connectors are of type LEMO
“00”. A single element transducer must be plugged into the inside LEMO jack as
illustrated above. Note: There is no polarity associated with connecting a dual
element transducer to the
DFX-7
.
Probe Zero Disk & Battery Cover
Refer to Diagram:
The Battery cover is the large round disk shown in the diagram.
Note:
This same disk is also used as a probe zero disk. Simply remove the cover
when replacing the batteries (3 AA cells). When performing a manual probe zero
function, simply place the transducer on disk making firm contact.
Important:
Be
sure to follow the polarity labels located on the back label of the
DFX-7
. Note:
Rechargeable batteries can be used however they must be recharged outside of the
unit in a stand-alone battery charger.
USB-C Connector
Refer to Diagram:
The
USB-C
connector, located on the bottom end cap, is a mini
type C female connector. It is designed to connect directly from the
DFX-7
to a
standard USB type A port on a PC. The cable supplied with the
DFX-7
is a USB type
C to a USB type A (pt# N-003-0330).
Note:
This connector is also used to upgrade
the
DFX-7
with the latest version of firmware.
