NDT Systems Bondascope 350, Руководство оператора

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Bondascope 350 Operator's Manual
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8 MAIN SCREEN & MENU Items
8.1 Main Menu Screen
From the main menu place the cursor over a desired icon and press the ENTER key.
Note: the MAIN menu may also be reached by pressing the MENU/ESC button on the front panel or by pressing and
holding the knob depressed for 2 seconds.
The Menus in the BondaScope 350 are context or mode sensitive. For instance, if the unit is in the RF mode, (as with
the pitch catch mode) the display will take on the characteristics of the mode. If in impedance, then the appropriate
menus will be displayed.
When the unit is first turned on, the following is displayed if a probe is connected (This
image shows an L3330 Resonance Probe is connected as an example):
The probe connected and frequency as well as battery charge indicator. If no battery were
present and unit was running on charger, the battery icon will display AC in its icon
The next line identifies which mode and setup parameter (default or user setup) the
BondaScope is currently operating in.
The third line identifies the BondaScope is operating in Resonance, Pitch-Catch or MIA
The two sets of numbers over the waveform display indicate the range start and stop or the
X-Scale and Y-Scale values if in the impedance plane mode.
The waveform display may have the following features Vertical Gate Line, Dotted horizontal threshold limits - positive
and negative and the waveform itself. Note one of the cycles on the waveform in filled in. This is the actual cycle the
BondaScope is working with.
If the impedance plane mode is active, a cross hair will be displayed with an “N” at the cross points.
The next item below the waveform display are Level Bars (if in the RF mode), indicating the amplitude and phase level
off the NULL position. The vertical lines in the bars are the individual amplitude and phase alarm threshold levels. If in
the impedance mode, menu items will be displayed.
There will be a dot to the right of the scan bars as an indication that the specific phase or amplitude alarm is ON. If the
threshold were not triggered it would be just a dot to indicate the alarm is active. The square around the dot indicates
the amplitude alarm is in a triggered condition. The phase alarm is currently turned off in this example.
The following line is the active menu item selected. If RNG (range) were selected that line would indicate “Range :
XXX” where XXX is the current value of range.