UE Systems ULTRAPROBE 10000 User manual

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UE SYSTEMS INC.
THE ULTRAPROBE 10,000 MANUAL

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
OVERVIEW
COMPONENTS
ACCESSORIES
USER INSTRUCTIONS
Introduction
Ultraprobe 10,000 Kit
Plug-In Modules
Scanning Module
Contact Module
LRM –Long Range Module
RAM/RAS-MT REMOTE MAGNETIC TRANSDUCER
Pistol Grip Housing
Display Panel
Trigger On/Off Switch
Quick Charge Battery / Battery
Wrist Strap
Sensitivity Control Dial
Storage Entry Button
Head Set Jack
Recharge Jack
Line Input / Jack
Optional Accessories
CFM-10 –Close Focus Scanning Module
UWC-10 –Ultrasonic Waveform Concentrator
DHC-2 Headphones
TFSM - Telescoping Flexible Scanning Module
TFCM - Telescoping Stethoscope Module
UFMTG-1991 –Multi-directional WTG
BCH-WTG –WTG Charger
HTS-10 –Holster Set
Trisonic- Scanning Module
Method of Airborne Detection
Headset
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OPERATIONAL
OVERVIEW
SETUP MODE
Rubber Focusing Probe
Stethoscope Module
Stethoscope Extension Kit
Charging the UP10000
Warble Tone Generator
Charging the Warble Tone Generator
Helpful Hints
Auto Shutdown Battery Feature
Resetting the On-Board Computer
Operational Mode
Set-up Menu
Main Display Navigation
Main Display Information
Bar graph Display
Sensitivity Control Dial
Frequency Adjust
Function Field Description
Yellow Enter Button
Storage Display Navigation
Storage Display Information
Parameter Info
ABCD Navigation
Entering a Test Condition in Storage Display
Entering Text Using Text Editor
Alarm Enable/Disable
Generic Info
Record Wav
SD Info
Storing ABCD Information
Freezing a Reading on the Display Panel
Overview of Setup Mode
How to Use the Setup Mode
Menu 01 Add/Remove SD Card
Menu 02 Display Screen
Menu 03 Application Select
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UP10,000 INSTRUMENT SPECIFICATIONS
SETTING THE COMBINATION LOCK
HOW TO USE THE
APPLICATION SELECT
MODES
Menu 04 Module Type Select
Menu 05 Instrument Setup (Manual or Auto)
Menu 06 Alarm Enable/Disable
Menu 07 Set Record Time
Menu 08 Record WAV on Alarm
Menu 09 Select Function List
Menu 10 Text Editor Select
Menu 11 MORE
Menu 12 Default Settings
Menu 13 User Sensitivity Default
Menu 14 User Frequency Default
Menu 15 Frequency Adjust (Yes or No)
Menu 16 Restore Lists
Menu 17 Set Shut Off Mode
Menu 18 Set Turn Off Time
Menu 19 Display Response
Menu 20 Line Input
Menu 21 Sensitivity Mode
Menu 22 Headphone Volume
Menu 23 Enter Inspector ID
Menu 24 Set Time and Date
Menu 25 Date Format Select
Menu 26 Cal Due Date
Menu 27 Standard or Metric Units
Menu 28 Display Mode Select
Menu 29 dB Scale Type Select
Menu 30 dB Offset Value
Menu 31 BACK
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Valves
Bearings
Electrical
Steam
Leaks
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OVERVIEW
INTRODUCTION
Your Ultraprobe 10000 is a versatile instrument with many features that will make your inspections easy,
fast and accurate. As with any new instrument, it is important to review this manual before you begin
inspections.
While simple to use as a basic inspection tool, there are many powerful features that when understood, will
open a world of opportunities for inspection and data analysis.
ULTRAPROBE® 10,000 KIT
Pistol-Grip Housing
WTG-1 Warble
Tone
Battery Recharger
RAS-MT Magnetic Transducer & Cable
Headphones
Stethoscope Module
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Rubber Focusing Probe
Long Range Module
with Laser Sight
Stethoscope
Extension Kit

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COMPONENTS
PLUG-IN MODULES
TRISONICTM SCANNING MODULE. This module is utilized to
receive air-borne ultrasound such as the ultrasounds emitted
by pressure/vacuum leaks and electrical discharges. There are
four prongs at the rear of the module. For placement, align the
prongs with the four corresponding jacks in the front end of the
pistol housing and plug in. The TrisonicTM Scanning Module
has a phased array of three piezoelectric transducers to pick up
the airborne ultrasound. This phased array focuses the
ultrasound on one "hot spot" for directionality and effectively intensifies the signal so that
minute ultrasonic emissions can be detected.
STETHOSCOPE (CONTACT) MODULE. This is the module with the metal rod. This rod is
utilized as a "waveguide" in that it is sensitive to ultrasound that is generated internally such
as within a pipe, bearing housing or steam trap. Once stimulated by ultrasound, it transfers
the signal to a piezoelectric transducer located directly in the module housing. The module is
shielded to provide protection from stray RF waves that have a tendency to effect electronic
receiving and measurement. The Stethoscope (Contact) Module can be effectively utilized in
practically any environment ranging
from airports to broadcasting
towers. It is equipped with low noise
amplification to allow for a clear,
intelligible signal to be received and
interpreted. For placement align the
four prongs on the back with the
corresponding receptacles in the
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LRM (LONG RANGE MODULE). A cone shaped
scanning module that increases the detection
distance above standard scanning modules. The
LRM-15 is ideal for high voltage inspection and for
locating leaks at great distances.
REMOTE MAGNETIC TRANSDUCER. The RMT is
a magnetically mountable contact probe with cable.
The probe is applied to a test surface and the RAM
(Remote Access Module) is plugged into the front end
of the Ultraprobe.
PISTOL-GRIP HOUSING
DISPLAY PANEL. In the Operation Mode, the Display Panel will show inspection parameters such
as intensity levels (as dB and as a bar graph), Frequency, Battery Level, Sensitivity Level, Sensitivity
Value, “Display Mode” and Function Select Field. Intensity levels are shown simultaneously as a
numeric dB value and on a sixteen-segmented bar graph (with each segment representing 3 dB). The
Frequency is adjustable from 20 kHz to 100 kHz. These represent the range of frequency selection
capable with the Ultraprobe. The most common frequency used for general leak detection or electrical
inspection is 40 kHz. These frequencies may be "tuned in" when performing inspections with any of
the Ultraprobe’s plug-in modules. The Display Mode indicates the operation mode of the instrument.
This is indicated on the display panel as RT for Real Time, PH for Peak Hold, SS for Snap Shot,
or RTO for Real Time “Offset”, PHO for Peak Hold “Offset” and SSO for Snap Shot
“Offset”. (For additional information about Offset see dB Scale Select in the Set-Up Mode
Section.
TRIGGER ON/OFF TRIGGER SWITCH. The Ultraprobe is always "off' until the trigger switch is
pulled. To operate, pull and hold the trigger. To turn the instrument off, release the trigger. The time it
Yellow Enter Button
Sensitivity Control Dial
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takes for the instrument to turn off after release of the trigger can be set in the Set Turn-Off Time
mode described later.
NOTE: To save the battery charge, if the instrument is set in the “Trigger Shut Off Mode
(Setup Menu 17), it will automatically turn off after approximately 1 second to 999 Seconds
(time can be adjusted in Setup menu 18)
QUICK CHANGE BATTERY. To insert the battery, align the battery with the handle (arrow
pointing towards the trigger) and push in until the clips snap in place. To remove the battery, push
firmly on the battery clips with the fingers of one hand while holding your other hand under the
handle to catch the released battery.
BATTERY. This Ultraprobe uses a lithium ion battery with no memory problems. A full charge will
take about 4 hours; however, you may charge the unit at any time for short intervals or for a longer
period. If it is kept on charge over 4 hours, there will be no harm to the battery.
NOTE: When the effective battery charge is used up the instrument shuts down and a
message to recharge the battery will be displayed in the display panel.
WRIST STRAP. To protect the instrument, against being dropped accidentally, use the wrist strap.
SENSITIVITY CONTROL DIAL. This is one of the most important controls in the unit. In the
operation mode, it can be used to adjust the sensitivity. When clicked, or spun, it can be used to scroll
around the screen or to select operation categories or change frequency. In the Setup Mode, it moves
the cursor and by clicking, it sets notations.
YELLOW ENTER BUTTON. This yellow button is used to enter and exit the various operations such
as set up mode, text editor, store data or record WAV files.
HEAD SET JACK.This is where you plug in the headset. Be sure to plug it in firmly until it clicks. This
can also be used as an output for a vibration analyzer or notebook computer when used with a proper
microphone to BNC connector.
RECHARGE JACK. This Jack receives the plug from the recharger. The recharger is designed
to plug into a standard electrical receptacle.
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LINE INPUT. This Input is designed to receive signals from other instruments such as
Temperature readings from infrared thermometers. The Instrument will display the readings
on the Display Panel.
ACCESSORIES
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
CFM-10. The “Close Focus” scanning module is
used for close proximity, low level leak detection
in pressure and vacuum systems.
UWC-10. The UWC-10, Ultrasonic Waveform Concentrator,
substantially increases the detection distance. The UWC-15 is
great for corona, tracking and arc detection at safe distances.
Includes carrying case.
DHC-2. Headphone is for Standard Applications that do not
require the use of a hard hat.
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TFSM. Telescoping Flexible Scanning Module.
A flexible scanning probe that is bent to
accommodate odd scanning angles. The
telescoping action helps scan hard to reach areas.
TFCM: Telescoping Stethoscope (Contact) Module. A contact probe for structure borne
inspection that can be extended for hard to reach areas.
UFMTG-1991. The UFMTG 1991 is a multi-directional warble
tone generator. It has a high-power output with a circular
transmission pattern of 360 degrees.
BCH-WTG. Optional 220 VAC @ 50 Hz chargers for all Warble Tone Generators. The line
input is 220 VAC @ 50Hz and the charging time is about 8 hours.
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USERS INSTRUCTIONS
TRISONICTM SCANNING MODULE
This module plugs into the front end of the instrument.
Align the pins located at the rear of the module with the four jacks in the front end of the Metered
Pistol Housing (MPH) and plug in.
For general use position the frequency selection to 40 kHz.
Start to scan the test area.
METHOD OF AIRBORNE DETECTION
The method of air borne detection is to go from the "gross to the fine". Start at maximum sensitivity (S=70),
constantly reducing the sensitivity and following the bar graph amplitude display to the loudest point. If
there is too much ultrasound in the area, reduce the sensitivity, place the RUBBER FOCUSING PROBE
(described below) over the scanning module and proceed. Every time the sound level rises to a point where
it is difficult to follow, reduce the sensitivity again and again until you are able to follow the test sound to
its' loudest point.
HEADSET
The DHC-HH headphones are designed to be worn with hard hats. To use, simply plug the headset cord into
the headset Jack on the pistol housing and place the headphones over your ears.
RUBBER FOCUSING PROBE
To use, slip it over the front of the scanning module or the contact module.
NOTE: To prevent damage to the module plugs, always remove the module BEFORE attaching
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STETHOSCOPE MODULE
Align the pins located at the rear of the module with the four jacks in the front end of the
Metered Pistol Housing (MPH) and plug in.
Touch test area.
As with the SCANNING MODULE, go from the "gross" to the "fine". Start at maximum sensitivity
(S=70) on the Sensitivity Selection dial and proceed to reduce the sensitivity until a satisfactory
sound level is achieved. At times, it may be necessary to utilize the STETHOSCOPE MODULE with
the sensitivity level at or near maximum. Occasionally when in this situation stray ultrasound may
interfere with clear reception and be confusing. If this occurs, place the RUBBER FOCUSING PROBE
over the Stethoscope probe to insulate against the stray ultrasound.
STETHOSCOPE EXTENSION KIT
Remove the Stethoscope Module from the Metered Pistol Housing.
Unscrew the metal rod in the Stethoscope Module.
Look at the thread of the rod you just unscrewed and locate a rod in the kit that has the same
size thread - this is the "base piece".
Screw the Base Piece into the Stethoscope Module.
If all 31" (78.7 cm) are to be utilized, locate the middle piece. (This is the rod with a female
fitting at one end) and screw this piece into the base piece.
Screw third "end piece" into middle piece.
If a shorter length is desired, omit step 5 and screw "end piece" into "base piece".
TO CHARGE THE UP10000
Plug recharger cable into recharger jack on the UP10000 and then plug the recharger into a
wall receptacle.
Make sure that the LED on the charger is blinking when recharging.
The LED remains solid when the battery is charged. The instrument may stay connected to the
charger without damaging the battery. Charge time is approximately 4 hours.
WARNING: Use the supplied UE Systems recharger (BCH-10L) only. Use of unauthorized
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WARBLE TONE GENERATOR (UE WTG 1)
Turn Tone Generator on by selecting either "LOW" for a low amplitude signal (usually
recommended for small containers) or "HIGH" for high amplitude.
When the Tone Generator is on, a red light (located below the recharge jack in the front)
flickers.
To test the condition of the Warble Tone Generator battery, set to the LOW INTENSITY
position and listen to the sound through the Ultraprobe at 40 kHz. A continuous warbling sound
should be heard. If a "beeping" is heard instead, then a full recharge of the Warble Tone
Generator is indicated.
TO CHARGE THE WARBLE TONE GENERATOR
Plug the Tone Generator plug (yellow) on the Warble Tone Generator and then plug the
recharger into an electric outlet.
Make sure that the red LED on the charger is lit when recharging.
The LED turns OFF when the battery is charged.
HELPFUL HINTS
Before you begin your inspection activities, it is suggested that you review the applications section to
become familiar with the basic inspection methods.
Here are some helpful hints that should prove useful in some difficult situations.
SD CARD OPERATION
If the SD card is removed without turning the instrument off; to prevent data from being lost,
immediately reinsert the same SD card.
If the SD card is removed and replaced with a different SD card while the unit is still on, the data will be
written directly onto the new SD card overwriting any data that has been previously placed on that SD
card.
If the instrument is turned off without reinserting an SD card all data will be lost.
If there is no SD card inserted into the Ultraprobe, no data will be stored.
IF YOU CAN’T READ YOUR DISPLAY PANEL WHILE TESTING
Trigger-release-Trigger method: Take the reading while holding the trigger in. Immediately release the
trigger and the reading will be set. Once the trigger is pulled again, the instrument will return to normal
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NOTE: This operation can only be performed when the instrument SHUTOFF mode is set at TIMED.
Snap Shot Method: If you know you are going to be in a situation where you won’t be able to read the
display panel, go into Setup Mode and spin to Display Mode (Menu 09). Select Snap Shot and return to
Operation Mode. This will hold your reading even while you continue to hold the trigger in. For a quick
grab, take a reading, press the trigger in to hold it. For an update or new reading, simply release and
press the trigger switch.
AUTO-SHUTDOWN BATTERY FEATURE
The Ultraprobe 10000 is equipped with an auto-shutdown feature, which enables the instrument to
provide accurate measurement throughout the effective battery charge. If the Ultraprobe 10000 goes into
the auto-shutdown mode, a message in the Display Panel will read “RECHARGE BATTERY”, no sound will be
heard in the headphones and measurements will not be displayed on the display panel. To restore the
Ultraprobe 10000 to its’ normal operating mode, recharge the instrument using the BCH-10L Battery
Charger (BCH-10L2 for 220 V operation). If the SD Card is installed, on power-down a prompt will appear
stating that it is “writing records’ to the card. No previously stored data will be lost.
RESETTING THE ON BOARD COMPUTER
For security purposes, there is no reset switch on the instrument. Should it be necessary to reset the
instrument, enter SETUP Mode and spin to DEFAULT SETTINGS (Menu 12) and choose the YES prompt to
re-set to factory default settings.
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OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW
The Ultraprobe 10,000 is an ultrasonic inspection information, storage, sound event recording and retrieval
system in a pistol housing. There are two modes that are important to understand:
OPERATION MODE
The operation mode will be described in detail under the operation mode section. In this mode, you will
perform all inspection actions such as scanning, probing, “Click and Spin” activities, sound recording and
data storage.
NOTE: “Click” operations require pressing a dial. “Spin” operations require turning a dial.
SET UP MENU
The setup mode will be described in detail under the Setup Mode section. There are 32 menu options that
will be described in that section. To use the set-up mode, you must “click” to the bottom of the display
column, “spin” to “setup mode” and press the yellow button labeled “enter”. For more details, see the
SETUP Mode section.
MAIN DISPLAY NAVIGATION
Moving around the Display Panel is easy. Basically, three clicks of the Sensitivity Dial will move the
cursor on the Display Panel to three key spots: The Decibel Indicator, the Frequency Indicator and
the Function Selection Indicator. When an indicator is selected, or “active”, it will blink. When the
cursor is moved to the Decibel Indicator and the Decibel Indicator is blinking, the Sensitivity Dial
may be spun (rotated) clockwise or counter clockwise to adjust the sensitivity/volume of the
instrument. When the cursor is moved to the Frequency Indicator and the Frequency Indicator is
blinking, the Sensitivity Dial may be spun to change the frequency. When blinking, the Function
Selection, located on the bottom of the screen can be changed by spinning the Sensitivity Dial up
or down to select a specific feature which may be entered by pressing the YELLOW Enter Button.
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Click for dB/Sensitivity
Click for Function Options
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MAIN DISPLAY INFORMATION
When the trigger is pressed and held to turn the instrument on, the Display Panel will display
intensity levels simultaneously on a bar graph and as a numerical decibel value. The current
selected frequency will also be shown. Remaining Battery Charge is shown in the upper right
corner. Immediately under the dB reading is the Sensitivity value which may be used as a
reference for comparing readings or for specialized trending purposes. The letters RT,SS or PK
note the current display mode. RT indicates that the instrument is running in “Real Time”, SS
indicates “Snap Shot” and PK indicates “Peak Hold”. Should the instrument be set in the Offset
Mode, then the letters RO,SO and PO will be displayed. Along the bottom right you will see the
record number (identified as 001-399 Rec). On the bottom line of the display panel, you will find
the Function Select Indicator: “Press Enter for:” (you can use this to select any of the following
function fields.)
The default function fields are:
Setup Menu: The various screen and operation functions can be set in this mode
Text Editor (ON/OFF): When on, text notations can be set using up to 16 alphanumeric
characters.
Alarm (DISABLED/ENABLED): Set (enable) alarm levels in dB or turn the alarm off (disable).
Generic Info: This function provides inspection information. It can also be set to display
specific application information (for example: Leak Info, Bearing Info, Steam Info, Electric Info,
Valve Info)
Storage Display: The display panel will split in half. The top half will show current test data
while the bottom will display stored information.
Record WAV: The Ultraprobe 10000 is configured to record heterodyned ultrasounds with this
function setting.
SD Info: Information of stored data, recorded WAV files can be viewed here.
Store Record: Use this function to store inspection data. This is a quick way to data log if
inspection data is to be saved without viewing previously stored data (as in Storage Display).
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BAR GRAPH DISPLAY
The bar graph has 16 segments. This indicates the intensity of the sound.
Real Time = RT Snap Shot = SS Peak Hold = PK
SENSITIVITY CONTROL DIAL
This is the main control dial. It will function as a cursor control as well as a sensitivity and
frequency controller.
TO ADJUST THE SENSITIVITY/VOLUME
Look at the meter. To adjust the sensitivity, the S= indicator must blink. The kHz (frequency
indicator) must be steady (not blinking).
If the frequency indicator is blinking, click in the Sensitivity Control Dial until the frequency
indicator is steady and the
S = indicator blinks. This indicates that you are now able to adjust the sensitivity.
Once in the Sensitivity mode, turn the Sensitivity Control Dial clockwise to increase the
sensitivity and counter clockwise to decrease the sensitivity.
The Sensitivity Control Dial increases/decreases the sensitivity of the instrument simultaneously
with the sound level in the headphones. When in range, it moves the bar graph up and down
and will adjust the headset volume.
NOTE: The instrument needs to be in range for accurate testing.
If the sensitivity is too low, a blinking arrow pointing to the right will appear and there will be
no numeric dB value visible in the display panel. If this occurs, increase the sensitivity until the
arrow disappears (in low level sound environments the arrow will blink continuously, and it will not
be possible to achieve a dB indication until a higher intensity sound level is sensed).
If the sensitivity is too high, a blinking arrow pointing to the left will appear and there will be
no numeric dB value visible on the display panel. Reduce the sensitivity until the arrow disappears
and the numeric dB value is shown.
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TO ADJUST THE FREQUENCY
Look at the meter. The kHz indicator must blink to be able to tune the frequency.
If it is not blinking, “Click” in the Sensitivity Control Dial until the kHz indicator blinks.
When the kHz indicator blinks, change the frequency by rotating the Sensitivity Control Dial up
(clockwise) or down (counter clockwise).
FUNCTION FIELD DESCRIPTION
SETUP MENU: The various screen and operation functions can be set in this mode
TEXT EDITOR (ON/OFF): When on, text notations can be set using up to 16 alphanumeric
characters.
ALARM (DISABLED/ENABLED): Set (enable) alarm levels in dB or turn the alarm off (disable).
GENERIC INFO: This function provides inspection information. It can also be set to display
specific application information (for example: Leak Info, Bearing Info, Steam Info, Electric Info,
Valve Info)
STORAGE DISPLAY: The display panel will split in half. The top half will show current test
data while the bottom will display stored information and baseline data.
RECORD WAV: The Ultraprobe 10,000 is configured to record heterodyned ultrasounds with
this function setting.
SD INFO: Information of stored record and WAV files can be viewed here.
STORE RECORD: Use this function to store inspection data. This is a quick way to data log if
inspection data is to be saved without viewing previously stored data (as in Storage Display).
EXIT: Press the yellow ENTER button and you will EXIT back to Operation Mode.
YELLOW ENTER BUTTON
The Yellow Enter Button allows you to enter and exit specific menu operations. A message on the
bottom of the Display Panel will note when to press this button.
STORAGE DISPLAY NAVIGATION
Moving around the Display Panel is easy. Basically, four clicks (presses) of the Sensitivity Control
Dial will move the cursor on the Display Panel to four key spots: the Decibel Indicator, the
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indicator is selected, or “active”, it will blink. When the cursor is moved to the Decibel Indicator
and the Decibel Indicator is blinking, it may be spun (rotated) clockwise or counter clockwise to
adjust the sensitivity/volume of the instrument. When the cursor is moved to the Frequency
Indicator and the Frequency Indicator is blinking, the Sensitivity Control Dial may be spun to
change the frequency. The Storage Location (Record Number) can be changed up or down when it
is blinking by spinning the Sensitivity Control Dial. When blinking, the Function Selection, located
on the bottom of the screen can be changed by spinning the Sensitivity Control Dial up or down to
select a specific feature which may be entered by pressing the Yellow Enter Button.
NOTE: If a storage location has been used during a test run, it will be highlighted in black with
white letters as shown:
On the bottom line of the Display Panel, you will find the Function Select Indicator: “Press
Enter for:” (you can use this to enter any of the following function fields).
The default function fields are:
EXIT MAIN: Exits to main display.
EDIT TEXT: When on text notations can be set using up to 16 alphanumeric characters.
MORE: View additional test information including Date, Time and Module used.
PARAM INFO: View or change inspection details. It can also be set in the Applications
Select menu for specific application information such as Leak Info, Bearing Info, Steam Info,
Electric Info, Valve Info)
RECORD WAV: The Ultraprobe 10000 is configured to record heterodyned ultrasounds with
this function setting.
SD INFO: Information of stored record and WAV files can be viewed here.
STORE REC: Use this function to store inspection data. This is a quick way to data log if
inspection data is to be saved without viewing previously stored data (as in Storage Display).
Storage Location
(Record Number)
Current Frequency
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STORAGE DISPLAY INFORMATION. When in the Storage Display mode, the basic inspection
parameter information can be viewed and stored if desired. To view Parameter Information
when in the Storage Display mode:
“Click” the Sensitivity Control Dial until the “Press ENTER For” blinks.
Spin to Param INFO and Press (Click) the Yellow ENTER Button to enter.
The information display will read: “Test Results:” and “Temperature:”
PARAMETER INFO (in Storage Display only)
The Parameter Info screen displays the test data relevant to a selected application (ex: bearings,
valves, leak & steam). This screen may be used to enter additional data such as test results or
temperature. An extension of the Parameter Information screen is the MORE Function Selection.
This will display additional inspection information: Date, Time, Module used and Offset Value (if an
offset value has been set). See the APPLICATIONS section for details. Note: this is the same
information as will be seen in the basic application information screens. i.e.: GENERIC INFO or
BEARING INFO.
ABCD NAVIGATION
NOTE: The ABCD Display will only work if the “Valve” application has been enabled in the Setup
Mode.
This is described in SETUP, “Menu 03 Application Select”. To select the ABCD Screen, after the
Valve Application has been selected, Select Menu 02, Display Screens in the Setup Mode and spin
to ABCD.
Moving around the Display Panel is easy. Three clicks (presses) of the Sensitivity Control Dial will
move the cursor on the Display Panel to three key spots: the Decibel Indicator, the Frequency
Indicator, and the Function Selection Indicator. When an indicator is selected, or “active”, it will
blink. When the cursor is moved to the Decibel Indicator and the Decibel Indicator is blinking, it
may be spun (rotated) clockwise or counter clockwise to adjust the sensitivity/volume of the
instrument. When the cursor is moved to the Frequency Indicator and the Frequency Indicator is
blinking, the Sensitivity Control Dial may be spun to change the frequency. When blinking, the
Function Selection, located on the bottom of the screen can be changed by spinning the Sensitivity
Control Dial up or down to select a specific feature which may be entered by pressing the Yellow
Enter Button. Each A, B, C and D dB entry will be stored separately by pressing the Yellow ENTER
button to store.
Current dB
Current Frequency setting