Olympus EPOCH 650 Getting Started Guide

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Pages 12
Year 2015
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Olympus EPOCH 650 Specification

The Olympus EPOCH 650 is a robust and advanced ultrasonic flaw detector designed for efficient and reliable non-destructive testing (NDT) across diverse industrial applications. It offers a high-resolution color display that provides clear and detailed visualization of ultrasonic signals, ensuring precise flaw detection and evaluation. The device is engineered for user-friendly operation, featuring an intuitive interface with direct access keys that streamline the navigation process and facilitate quick setup adjustments.

This flaw detector supports a wide frequency range from 0.2 to 26.5 MHz, allowing it to address a broad spectrum of inspection requirements. It is equipped with a 2-GB removable microSD memory card for extensive data storage, enabling users to save and manage inspection data effectively. The EPOCH 650 also includes a range of advanced signal processing capabilities such as digital filtering, adjustable pulse settings, and A-scan display modes, which enhance the accuracy and reliability of flaw detection.

Notably, the EPOCH 650 is designed with ruggedness in mind, featuring a durable construction that meets IP67 standards, making it suitable for harsh field environments. Its ergonomic design ensures ease of handling, while the long battery life supports extended use in on-site inspections. Additionally, the device offers connectivity options with both USB and VGA outputs, facilitating data transfer and external display connections. With its comprehensive feature set and reliable performance, the Olympus EPOCH 650 stands out as a versatile and indispensable tool for professionals in the ultrasonic testing field.

Olympus EPOCH 650 F.A.Q.

How do I calibrate the Olympus EPOCH 650 for accurate measurements?

To calibrate the Olympus EPOCH 650, access the calibration menu, select the appropriate calibration block, and follow the on-screen instructions to adjust the gain and range settings until the readings match the known values of the calibration standard.

What are the steps to perform a basic inspection using the EPOCH 650?

Begin by selecting the inspection mode, configure the probe settings, couple the probe to the test surface, and adjust the gain for optimal signal. Scan the area of interest and interpret the A-scan display to identify any indications.

How can I troubleshoot signal loss on my EPOCH 650?

Check the probe connection and cable for any damage. Ensure that the couplant is adequately applied and that the probe is correctly positioned. Verify that the instrument settings match the probe specifications.

What maintenance procedures should be followed for the EPOCH 650?

Regularly clean the instrument with a soft cloth and mild detergent. Inspect cables and connectors for wear. Update the firmware as needed and store the device in a dry, dust-free environment when not in use.

How do I update the firmware on the Olympus EPOCH 650?

Download the latest firmware from the Olympus website, transfer it to a USB drive, insert the drive into the EPOCH 650, and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the update process.

Can the EPOCH 650 be used for thickness measurements?

Yes, the EPOCH 650 can be configured for thickness measurements by selecting the appropriate transducer and setting the measurement mode to thickness. Make sure to calibrate using a known thickness standard.

What should I do if the EPOCH 650 is not powering on?

Ensure the battery is charged and correctly inserted. Check the power button for any obstructions. If the issue persists, connect the device to a power source using the AC adapter to rule out battery problems.

How do I save and export data from the EPOCH 650?

Data can be saved internally or to a USB drive. Navigate to the data management menu, select the data to be exported, and choose the export option to save to the USB drive or external device.

What are common error messages on the EPOCH 650 and how to resolve them?

Common errors include "Probe Error" and "Calibration Error." For "Probe Error," check the probe connection and settings. For "Calibration Error," ensure the calibration block and settings are correct. Consult the user manual for specific error codes.

Is it possible to connect the EPOCH 650 to a PC for data analysis?

Yes, the EPOCH 650 can be connected to a PC via USB. Use the Olympus software for data analysis and reporting. Ensure the appropriate drivers are installed on the PC for seamless connectivity.