Aktek AT300 Manuel de l'utilisateur - Page 8

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wear of the transducer, particularly in situations where the transducer is "scrubbed" along
the surface. Transducers should be inspected on a regular basis, for signs of uneven wear
of the wearface. If the wearface is worn on one side more than another, the sound beam
penetrating the test material may no longer be perpendicular to the material surface. In this
case, it will be difficult to exactly locate tiny irregularities in the material being measured, as
the focus of the sound beam no longer lies directly beneath the transducer.

4 Operation

4.1 Power On/Off

The instrument is turned on by pressing the
The gauge can be turned off by pressing the
special memory that retains all of its settings even when the power is off.

4.2 Probe Zero

key is used to "zero" the instrument in much the same way that a mechanical
The
micrometer is zeroed. If the gauge is not zeroed correctly, all the measurements that the
gauge makes may be in error by some fixed value. When the instrument is "zeroed", this
fixed error value is measured and automatically corrected for all subsequent measurements.
The instrument may be "zeroed " by performing the following procedure.:
1) Plug the transducer into the instrument. Make sure that the connectors are fully
engaged. Check that the wearface of the transducer is clean and free of any debris.
2) Press the
key to activate the probe zero mode.
3) Use the
key and the
sure to set the right probe model to the instrument. Otherwise, there will be erroneous.
4) Apply a single droplet of ultrasonic couplant to the face of the metal probe-disc.
5) Press the transducer against the probe disc, making sure that the transducer sits flat
against the surface.
6) Remove the transducer from the probe disc.
At this point, the instrument has successfully calculated its internal error factor, and will
compensate for this value in any subsequent measurements. When performing a "probe
zero", the instrument will always use the sound velocity value of the built-in probe-disc, even
if some other velocity value has been entered for making actual measurements. Though the
instrument will remember the last "probe zero" performed, it is generally a good idea to
perform a "probe zero" whenever the gauge is turned on, as well as any time a different
transducer is used. This will ensure that the instrument is always correctly zeroed.
Press
while in probe zero mode will stop current probe zero operation and return to
the measurement mode.
key.
key to scroll to the probe model currently being used. Be
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key while it is on. The tool has a
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