Olympus BondMaster 600, User Manual

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DMTA-10045-01EN, Rev. E, August 2016
List of Figures 226
Figure 3-3 The PowerLink recognition screen .................................................................. 52
Figure 3-4 The main inspection screen .............................................................................. 54
Figure 3-5 The BondMaster 600 front panel and main inspection screen .................... 55
Figure 3-6 The ALL SETTINGS menu ............................................................................... 56
Figure 3-7 Example of LIVE AMPL, LIVE VERT, LIVE HORZ, and LIVE ANGL ..... 59
Figure 3-8 Example of VOLTS P-P ..................................................................................... 59
Figure 4-1 The SYSTEM SETUP screen ............................................................................. 64
Figure 4-2 Crosshairs and the NULL point ...................................................................... 68
Figure 5-1 PowerLink recognition screen .......................................................................... 69
Figure 5-2 The BondMaster 600 controls ........................................................................... 70
Figure 5-3 The RF DISPLAY ................................................................................................ 73
Figure 5-4 The PC (RF) main menu .................................................................................... 74
Figure 5-5 The PC Swept display ....................................................................................... 78
Figure 5-6 The MIA Mode Display .................................................................................... 81
Figure 5-7 The resonance display ....................................................................................... 83
Figure 5-8 The RUN setting ................................................................................................. 86
Figure 5-9 The stored dots ................................................................................................... 88
Figure 5-10 D ERASE fine (left) and coarse (right) functions ............................................ 90
Figure 5-11 Alarm threshold control ................................................................................... 94
Figure 5-12 Alarm DWELL control ...................................................................................... 95
Figure 5-13 Alarm HORN control ........................................................................................ 95
Figure 5-14 The PC Swept mode’s alarm DWELL setting control ................................... 98
Figure 5-15 The PC Swept mode’s alarm HORN setting control ..................................... 98
Figure 5-16 The PC Swept mode’s BOX alarm shape controls ....................................... 100
Figure 5-17 The PC Swept mode’s SECTOR alarm shape controls ............................... 101
Figure 5-18 The PC Swept mode’s CIRCLE alarm shape controls ................................ 102
Figure 5-19 The MIA mode’s alarm DWELL setting controls ........................................ 104
Figure 5-20 The MIA mode’s alarm HORN setting control ............................................ 104
Figure 5-21 The RESON mode’s alarm DWELL control ................................................. 106
Figure 5-22 The RESON mode’s alarm HORN control ................................................... 106
Figure 5-23 The FILE MANAGER menu’s memory text editor and special buttons .. 110
Figure 5-24 The APPL SELECT menu ............................................................................... 112
Figure 5-25 The ALL SETTINGS menu (first of two screens) ........................................ 113
Figure 5-26 The PASSWORD menu ................................................................................... 114
Figure 5-27 The ABOUT menu ........................................................................................... 116
Figure 5-28 The REGULATORY SCREEN ........................................................................ 117
Figure 5-29 The RESET menu ............................................................................................. 119
Figure 6-1 Materials — skin-to-core disbonds in flat or constant geometry .............. 123
Figure 6-2 The Skin To Core Disbonds (Flat) application ............................................. 124
Figure 6-3 The GAIN adjustment to obtain a contained signal ................................... 124
Figure 6-4 Detecting the far-side and near-side disbonds ............................................ 125
Figure 6-5 The recommended GATE position ................................................................ 126