Checkline TI-CMXDL - Manual (Page 15)

MATL 2PT: Performs a two-point calibration. This option allows the user to automatica
calculate the velocity by entering a second known sample thickness. Refer to section 6.3
for further info.
VELOCITY: Function is to calibrate the TI-CMXDL by setting the velocity to a known
material velocity. Refer to section 6.3 for further info.
COATING 1PT: Performs a single point coating calibration. This option allows the use
automatically calculate the velocity by measuring a known coating sample thickness. Re
to section 9.5 for further info.
COATING 2PT: Performs a two-point coating calibration. This option allows the user t
automatically calculate the velocity by entering a second known coating sample thickne
Refer to section 9.5 for further info.
COATING VEL: Function to calibrate the TI-CMXDL to a specific coating material ty
by entering a coating velocity. Refer to section 9.3 for further info.
3.4 DISP (display) – Menu
VIEW: Selectable B-SCAN (cross section), and DIGITS
(large digits) views. Refer to section 7.1 for further info.
B-START: Provides the user the ability to change the start
position of the B-SCAN view. Refer to section 7.3 for further
info.
B-DEPTH: Provides the user the ability to change the overall
depth of the viewable measurement area. It functions a lot like
a zoom on a camera. Refer to section 7.3 for further info.
UNITS: Toggle between English or Metric units. The readout will change from inches t
millimeters.
BACKLIGHT: Selectable OFF, ON, AUTO, or INVERT backlight option.
CONTRAST: Adjustable display contrast for variable light conditions.
3.5 TUNE – Menu
MEASURE MODE: Toggles a variety of unique measurement
modes for different application requirements. Refer section 12.2
for further info.
GAIN: A 5 position gain switch in 2 db increments from 40 to
50 dB. Increase for better penetration or punch, and decrease to eliminate unwanted nois
or better resolution. Refer to section 12.2 for further info.
3.6 SETUP – Menu
OPEN: Displays a list of factory and user defined setups cur-
rently stored in memory. These setups can be recalled and used
at any time. Refer to section 12.2 for further info.
SAVE: Provides the user with the ability to save a custom setup
that has been modified or created by the user. Refer to section
12.2 for further info.
DELETE: Provides the user with the ability to delete specific setups previously save in
memory. Refer to section 11.2 for further info.
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1. Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to scroll through the new Grid or Seq List Items
until INCR. DIR or DIRECTION is highlighted.
2. Use the LEFT & RIGHT arrow keys to toggle the Increment direction NONE, NORTH,
EAST, SOUTH, or WEST for a grid, or INC, DEC for a sequential log.
3. When the correct Increment direction is displayed, continue on to the next section
“Graphics.”
Saving Graphics
The TI-CMXDL provides the user with the ability to save a snapshot of the display screen
and all the current settings of the TI-CMXDL with every reading, or just save the reading
only. Saving the graphics might be advantageous to the user when the B-Scan view will be
used to graphically save a picture of the scanned areas for reporting purposes. It might also
come in handy when user requires backup of all the current TI-CMXDL parameters for
each reading. However, if neither of these requirements are necessary, this option should be
disabled in order make more efficient use to the TI-CMXDL storage capacity.
1. Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys
to scroll through the new Grid or Seq
List Items until SAVE GRAPHICS
is highlighted.
2. Use the LEFT & RIGHT arrow keys
to toggle the Increment direction to
YES or NO.
3. Continue on to the next section
“Saving a Grid or Seq Fil.e”
Saving a Grid
Once all the parameters are set, the user
has the option of saving or canceling the
new grid.
1. Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys
to scroll through the new Grid or Seq
List Items until CREATE GRID or
LOG? is highlighted.
2. Press the ENTER key to accept the
grid or seq log parameters and
activate the confirmation screen.
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Grid Log Sequential Log
Grid Log Sequential Log