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By: Nick Bublitz
Group Wizard
The best place to start is the Group Wizard as it will set many parameters from other menus in one easy step by step process. The Group Wizard encompasses the parameters contained in the Probe/Part menu.
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Choose Connection
Choose applicable pulser/reciever connections. If you have one probe connected via the PA connection, the OmniScan will disable this selection. With an extension cable or Y-adapter you can choose the connection. When using multiple probes on a 16:128 via the Y-adapter, probe 1 will be elements 1-64,(con. 1), probe 2 will be 65-128 (con.65).
Select Probe
OmniScan probes will Auto detect. If using a non-OmniScan connector probe-you must toggle off auto detect first and then select your probe. Select probe by case style, then by model number-(inscribed on probe case).
Select Wedge
Select your wedge from the list.
Select wedge by case style then model numberlabeled on wedge Custom Wedge files entered into the OmniScan will appear in the User field selection.
Define Offsets
Useful for taking readings from a reference position, ex: side of plate and weld centerline. Input offsets in applicable axis as needed. Skew change to reflect side from which inspection is done from. Proper offset input is critical for data correlation in encoded scans and volumetric readings. 9
End of Wizard
Press Continue to continue into the Law (Focal) Wizard The Focal Law Wizard will encompass the Focal Law menu parameters.
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Linear at 0- For o degree encoded scans where you will overlap in the index axis
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Display-Display/Selection Menu
Choose the display you want to view while scanning. If using c-scan define the type. With a MultiGroup file define whether only the selected group (current) or all groups will be displayed.
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Display-Display/Overlay Menu
Turn on/off useful features like reference lines (overlay), analysis cursors, gates, sizing curves etc. Also change the UT unit- true depth, sound path, time, to fit your inspection.
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Choose an Inspection Range-UT Settings/General Menu Define the start and width of your range. Gain can also be adjusted from this menu.
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Preferences-Pref. Menu
Can adjust screen brightness (up to 75% on battery, 100% on AC), indoor/outdoor scheme, and choose English or metric units
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Readings Fields-Measurements/Reading Menu There are two lists to configure with real time readings that will also be included in the report and defect table. Predefined groups have been formed for many of the common inspections.
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Gate Settings-Gate/Alarm- Gate and Alarm Menu 3 gates- A,B, I available with a variety of ways to configure Including alarms and operators for and/or type situations. In the gate menu toggle parameters setting to switch between position or mode parameter adjustments.
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Calibrations
Add Calibrations to your setup and you are ready to go! Velocity Wedge Delay Sensitivity DAC/TCG Code Dependant
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