Contents

Table of Contents
List of Abbreviations
Labels and Symbols
Important Information Please Read Before Use
- Intended Use
- Instruction Manual
- Loose Parts
- Scanner Compatibility
- Presence of Visual Interferences or Phantom Spots
- Safety Symbols
- Safety Signal Words
- Note Signal Words
- Safety
- Warnings
- Equipment Disposal
- CE (European Community)
- WEEE Directive
- Warranty Information
- Technical Support
Introduction
1. Overview
2. Scanner Assembly and Setup
- 2.1 Assembling the Scanner
- 2.2 Part Replacement and Adjustment
  - 2.2.1 Replacing a Mounting Pod
  - 2.2.2 Installing a Vacuum Generator with Pods
  - 2.2.3 Adjusting the Orientation of the Probe Holder
  - 2.2.4 Installing Springs on the Bearing Arm
  - 2.2.5 Replacing a Conventional Ultrasonic Transducer
  - 2.2.6 Replacing a Phased Array Probe
  - 2.2.7 Changing an Encoder
  - 2.2.8 Changing the Length of an Axis
- 2.3 Scanner Installation on the Inspection Surface
  - 2.3.1 Installing a Scanner with Suction-Cup Pods
  - 2.3.2 Installing a Scanner with Magnetic Pods
- 2.4 Setting Up the Scanner for Inspection
3. Operating the Scanner
4. Specifications
5. Accessories and Spare Parts
- 5.1 Yokes
- 5.2 Couplant-Feed Units
- 5.3 Connector Reference
- 5.4 Spare Parts
6. Maintenance
- 6.1 Preventive Maintenance
- 6.2 Unit Cleaning
List of Figures
List of Tables
Index
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- C
- D
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Olympus Glider User's Manual

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Olympus Glider Specification

The Olympus Glider is a state-of-the-art aerial vehicle designed for optimal performance in both recreational and professional gliding activities. Engineered with a lightweight composite frame, the glider ensures maximum agility and stability in the air. Its aerodynamic design minimizes drag, allowing for extended flight durations and efficient energy use. The wingspan measures an impressive 15 meters, providing excellent lift and maneuverability. The cockpit is equipped with a digital instrumentation panel, offering real-time telemetry data including altitude, speed, and GPS positioning. Advanced avionics systems are integrated for enhanced navigation and pilot assistance, featuring an auto-stabilization system that ensures smooth flight even in turbulent conditions. The Olympus Glider is powered by a cutting-edge rechargeable lithium-ion battery system, supporting eco-friendly and silent operation. The powertrain delivers sufficient thrust for takeoff and climb, while regenerative braking technology allows for energy recovery during descent. Safety features include a ballistic parachute recovery system and reinforced crumple zones for pilot protection. The glider's modular design facilitates easy maintenance and customization, catering to specific user needs. Additionally, the interior is ergonomically designed with adjustable seating and climate control options, ensuring comfort during long flights. The Olympus Glider represents a convergence of innovation, performance, and safety, making it a leading choice in modern gliding technology.

Olympus Glider F.A.Q.

What is the recommended procedure for launching the Olympus Glider?

Ensure the Olympus Glider is on a stable surface. Check all control surfaces and instruments for proper functionality. Use a winch or bungee launch system as recommended in the user manual. Always launch into the wind for optimal lift.

How can I optimize the battery life of my Olympus Glider?

To optimize battery life, fully charge the battery before each use. Avoid exposing the battery to extreme temperatures. Store it in a cool, dry place and follow the manufacturer's guidelines for charging cycles.

What should I do if the Olympus Glider loses signal during flight?

Engage the return-to-home function if available. Maintain visual line of sight and use manual navigation to bring the glider back. Check for any signal interference and ensure the transmitter batteries are fully charged.

How often should I perform maintenance checks on the Olympus Glider?

Perform a basic check before each flight. Conduct a thorough maintenance inspection every 20 flight hours or monthly, whichever comes first. Pay close attention to the airframe, control surfaces, and electronic components.

What are the common troubleshooting steps if the Olympus Glider does not respond to controls?

Check the battery levels in both the glider and transmitter. Ensure there are no obstructions or damage to the control surfaces. Verify that the transmitter is correctly paired with the receiver.

How can I improve the aerodynamic performance of my Olympus Glider?

Ensure the wings and control surfaces are clean and free of debris. Adjust the control surfaces for optimal balance and trim. Consider upgrading to lightweight materials if available.

What is the best way to transport the Olympus Glider?

Use a padded carrying case specifically designed for gliders. Disassemble the wings and secure all parts to prevent damage. Avoid placing heavy objects on top of the glider during transport.

How do I calibrate the altimeter on the Olympus Glider?

Access the altimeter settings through the onboard interface or remote app. Set the local elevation as a reference point and follow the calibration steps outlined in the user manual.

What should I do if there is visible damage to the Olympus Glider's wing?

Inspect the extent of the damage. If it's minor, consider using repair tape or a patch kit. For significant damage, consult a professional technician or contact Olympus support for replacement options.

How can I ensure the Olympus Glider's software is up to date?

Connect the glider to a computer via USB or use the dedicated app if available. Check for updates through the Olympus support website and follow the instructions to install any available firmware updates.