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GE

Inspection Technologies

Phasor XS™

Quick Reference Guide

021-247-407, rev. 2

©2008 General Electric Company.

All rights reserved. We reserve the right to technical modications without prior notice.

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Guide to the Keypad

-- Mode Selector: Phased Array or Conventional Operating Modes•

• -- View Select: Frame and/or A-Scan

• -- Gain Increment/Decrement: Press and hold to change between

digital and analog gain

• -- ZOOM View: Expand the display to entire screen

Press again to return to normal view mode

• -- Home Key: Returns the instrument to the phased array

or conventional Home Menu. If held for 3 seconds, automatically

performs a focal law calculation

• -- Freeze Key: Freezes the displayed image(s). If held for 3 seconds,

automatically generates and stores a report

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Guide to the Keypad cont...

• -- Power Key: On and off

• -- Test Key: Switches from Home to Knob Menu

Function Rotary Knob – Rotate the right-hand knob to change the value of •

the selected function.

Gain Rotary Knob – Rotate the left-hand knob to change the instrument’s •

gain.

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Setting Up

Press•

Press• to choose between PHASED ARRAY and

CONVENTIONAL

Set units of measurement and operating language by •

pressing to activate the CONFIG menu. Then activate the

REGIONAL submenu. Press next to UNITS or LANGUAGE and

turn the Function Knob to adjust.

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Other basic features to adjust are accessed as follows •

Date – • CONFIG then STARTUP

Time – • CONFIG then STARTUP

Display Brightness – • CONFIG then STARTUP

Background Color – • DISPLAY then BACKGRND

Amplitude Color Palette – • DISPLAY then IMAGE

Date and Time Format – • CONFIG then REGIONAL

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Connecting a Probe

Move the connector release lever to the open (left) position. Attach the

phased array probe connector the front of the instrument so that the

connector’s attached cable points upward. Then move the release

lever to the right.

connector

release knob

Orient connector with

cable pointing up

Phased Array

Probe Port

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Conguring for a Probe and Wedge

Access the probe and wedge settings by pressing to activate the

PROBE menu. Then activate the PRB GEO submenu. Press next to

FREQUENCY, or NUMBER of ELEMENT, or PITCH to input values printed

on the probe body. Other probe and wedge features are adjusted as

follows:

Probe Part Number – • PROBE then PRB DAT

Probe Serial Number – • PROBE then PRB DAT

Wedge Part Number – • PROBE then WDGE DAT

Wedge Serial Number – • PROBE then WDGE DAT

Wedge Velocity – • PROBE then WDGE GEO

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Conguring for a Probe and Wedge

Access the probe and wedge settings by pressing to activate the

PROBE menu. Wedge features are adjusted as follows:

Wedge Offset Z – • PROBE then WDGE GEO (user measured

from Probe Index Point to contact surface – set to 0 when no

wedge is installed)

Wedge Angle – • PROBE then WDGE GEO ( user measured

wedge angle – set to 0 when no wedge is installed)

Wedge Front – • PROBE then WDGE GEO (user measured

from Probe Index Point to wedge’s front edge – required to use

the origin offset feature)

Origin Offset – • PROBE then OFFSET (user measured from

wedge’s front edge to the target)

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Conguring for a Probe and Wedge

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Conguring for a Probe and Wedge

Markings on the probe body indicate the location of element 1 and the

direction that additional elements are arranged. To dene the

orientation of the probe’s elements with respect to the wedge’s

geometry, access PROBE menu then WDGE DAT submenu.