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The zoom with single element transducers in mode 3 adjusts the waveform range and
delay so that the interface echo and the second measured back-wall echo appear on
the waveform display (see Figure 6-14 on page 86).
Figure 6-14 Comparing the normal and zoomed display in mode 3
To deactivate the zoom function
1.
In the measurement screen, press
[SETUP]
, and then select
DISPLAY
.
2.
In the
DISPLAY
screen, set the
ZOOM OPTION
to
OFF
.
6.5
Single Element and High Resolution Option
The optional Single Element High Resolution software allows the 45MG to use single
element direct contact, delay line, and immersion transducers. This enables the 45MG
to be used for precision thickness gaging applications. When this option is activated,
the user can select from a set of default single element transducer setups, or create and
store/recall customers’ single element setups.
The 45MG is not able to automatically recognize which single element transducer is
connected. As such, the appropriate default or customer setup must be recalled for
the single element transducer being used.
Normal display
Zoomed display
Summary of Contents for 45MG
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