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7.4 RF A-SCAN MEASUREMENT SCREEN
The RF view shows the full sound wave as received by the gauge. The vertical
axis indicates the amplitude of the received wave and the horizontal position
indicates the time it is received, which is converted into thickness units using the
material velocity. The point on the scan that is being used to calculate the bolt
length is displayed as the vertical dashed line (see section 9 on gates). The RF
screen is used for gauge setup prior to inspection
7.5 RECT A-SCAN MEASUREMENT SCREEN
The RECT display is similar to the RF display but shows only half of the
waveform.
Either the positive or negative peaks are shown, depending on the polarity
selected. The correct polarity is typically determined by first using the RF display
to select the optimal phase.
The detection point is indicated by the same vertical dashed line as shown in the
RF display.
The gate is indicated by the same solid horizontal line as shown in the RF display.
The waveform can be filled or unfilled - see “RECT WAVEFORM” on page 41.
7.6 DIGITS MEASUREMENT SCREEN
The digits display shows the measurement quantity and
its value in a large font size. The current temperature of
the bolt is also displayed.
If ALARM STATUS is enabled and you are in a
measurement location other than column A of a group
data file (column A always contains the bolt reference
length), the digits view also shows a limits bar. The limits
bar, in conjunction with the alarm lights, allows you to see
quickly and easily whether the fastener is within
tolerance without having to constantly watch the digital
readout for a target value to appear.
This view is used typically once the initial setup of the
gauge is complete.
7.7 CHANGING THE VIEWABLE RANGE
In RF view and RECT view, if the waveform around the
detection point is not visible on the display, use one of the following methods to adjust the viewable range
of the display:
•
Use the Auto Set function - see “Auto Set” on page 29. This is the preferred option and provides a
quick and easy method of adjusting the viewable range.
•
Change the values of the DELAY and WIDTH functions until the measurement falls inside the viewable
range of the display - see instructions below.
G
Hot Menu
The hot menu contains a selection of the most commonly used
options, allowing you to conveniently adjust these to your needs while
the graphical display is active
With
ALARM STATUS
disabled
With
ALARM STATUS
enabled