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MX-5 Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge

 

 

 

 

 

CONTENTS

 

 

 

 

 

 

INTRODUCTION

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OPERATION

3

 

THE KEYPAD

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THE DISPLAY

7

 

THE TRANSDUCER

9

 

MAKING MEASUREMENTS

10

 

CONDITION AND PREPARATION OF SURFACES

12

 

PROBE ZERO

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CALIBRATION

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SCAN MODE, ALARM MODE, DIFF MODE, RS232 PORT

18

TRANSDUCER SELECTION

23

APPENDIX A: PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

27

APPENDIX B: APPLICATION NOTES

29

APPENDIX C: SOUND VELOCITIES OF COMMON MATERIALS

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WARRANTY INFORMATION

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DISCLAIMER

Inherent in ultrasonic thickness measurement is the possibility that the instrument will use the second rather than the first echo from the back surface of the material being measured. This may result in a thickness reading that is TWICE what it should be. Responsibility for proper use of the instrument and recognition of this phenomenon rests solely with the user of the instrument.

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Contents P-114-0002 Page Disclaimer ContentsBlank Introduction Blank Keypad OperationDakota Ultrasonics MX-5 Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Dakota Ultrasonics Display Dakota Ultrasonics Transducer Making Measurements MX-5 Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Condition and Preparation of Surfaces Performing a Probe-Zero Probe ZeroCalibration Calibration to a known thickness Calibration to a known velocity Two Point Calibration Moving series of dashes instead of a thickness value. When Scan ModeUsing the Beeper Alarm ModeDifferential Mode RS232 Serial Port Connecting To a Computer Transducer Selection Dakota Ultrasonics MX-5 Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Blank Appendix a Product Specifications PhysicalBlank Application Notes ∙ Measuring pipe and tubing Appendix B∙ Measuring laminated materials MX-5 Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Blank Sound Velocities of some Common Materials Appendix CBlank ∙ Warranty Statement ∙ Warranty InformationSONOTECH, INC
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