DMTA-10004-01EN, Rev. D, November 2016
Custom Setups for Single Element Transducers
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3. Use the [] or [] key to select the parameter that you wish to adjust among the
following:
— DET MODE (see “Detection Modes” on page 225 for details)
— M3 BLANK in mode 3 only (see “Mode 3 Echo Blank” on page 238 for
details)
— IF BLANK in mode 2 and 3 only (see “Interface Blank” on page 236 for
details)
— ECHO 2 DETECT in mode 2 and 3 only (see “Detection of Echo 1 and Echo 2”
on page 235 for details)
— ECHO 1 DETECT (see “Detection of Echo 1 and Echo 2” on page 235 for
details)
— ECHO WINDOW (see “Detection of Echo 1 and Echo 2” on page 235 for
details)
— MB BLANK (see “Main Bang Blank” on page 232 for details)
— TDG SLOPE (see “TDG Slope” on page 231 for details)
— INIT GAIN (see “Initial Gain” on page 231 for details)
— MAX GAIN (see “Maximum Gain” on page 230 for details)
— PULSER POWER (see “Pulser Power” on page 228 for details)
— PROBE TYPE
— MEAS TYPE (see step 5.c in “Creating a Custom Setup for a Single Element
Transducer” on page 221 for details)
4. Use the [] or [] keys to select the value for the selected parameter.
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 to adjust other parameters.
6. Press [WAVE ADJ] again to hide the waveform adjustment parameter.
13.3 Detection Modes
There are three detection modes (Mode 1, Mode 2, and Mode 3):
Mode 1
Measures the time of flight between the main bang and the first back-wall echo
using a direct contact transducer (see Figure 13-3 on page 226).
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