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Introduces the MG2 Series Ultrasonic Gages and handling of transit damage.
Details the two-year warranty, limitations, and exclusions for MG2 Series Gages.
Guides the user through the initial setup procedure for the MG2 gage for first-time operation.
Details the steps for applying couplant and taking thickness measurements with the MG2 gage.
Explains the battery indicator and operating time for the MG2 gage.
Explains the purpose of calibration and lists the types of calibration procedures.
Describes the procedure for transducer zero compensation to account for temperature changes.
Details the combined procedure for material velocity and zero calibration using calibration blocks.
Outlines the process for calibrating material velocity for accurate measurements.
Outlines the steps for performing zero calibration using a thin calibration block.
Explains the THRU-COAT feature for measuring metal thickness of coated materials.
Describes the Echo-to-Echo mode for measuring painted metal thickness, ignoring coating.
Explains the internal illumination of the LCD display for improved visibility.
Allows the user to freeze the displayed thickness reading on the screen.
Adjusts normal measurement sensitivity by increasing or decreasing it by a fixed amount.
Optimizes measurement sensitivity based on actual material noise levels.
Allows turning on/off additional measurement features of the MG2 Series gages.
Allows changing measurement units between inches and millimeters.
Enables changing the number of decimal points displayed in the thickness.
Allows the gage to scan for minimum or maximum thickness readings.
Controls how the display behaves when no measurements are being made (LOS).
Allows selection of the measurement update rate (Normal or Fast).
Locks the calibration to prevent accidental changes.
Prompts the user before overwriting a stored thickness value at an ID location.
Allows turning on/off various gage configurations like Beeper and Inactive Time.
Establishes high and low alarm set points with audio and visual indicators.
Displays the difference between a differential set point and the actual thickness.
Sets the internal date and time for time/date stamping data files.
Resets the operating software to factory default settings.
Adds advanced measurement features and enhances performance for difficult applications.
Allows setup adjustments not available in Standard Mode, like Gain and Delay.
Converts thickness readings to cross-sectional image profiles for scanning an area.
Provides an overview of the MG2-DL's built-in file and data management system.
Explains the flexible, file-based system for organizing measurements in the datalogger.
Details how to create data files for the MG2-DL datalogger from within the gage.
Explains how to retrieve a stored file from the datalogger and make it active.
Details the procedure for storing displayed thickness values and setup parameters.
Allows reviewing datalogger contents and moving between stored ID locations.
Used to change current ID locations or add new measurement points to the file.
Provides options for deleting data, including ranges and selected files.
Covers downloading datalogger information and using the GageView interface.
Explains how to generate statistic reports directly from the MG2-DL gage.
Discusses factors like surface condition, transducer alignment, and material properties.
Guides the selection of appropriate transducers based on minimum measurable thickness and application.
Provides considerations for performing measurements at elevated temperatures.
Covers cleaning the gage case and general care for the unit.
Provides advice on handling transducers to ensure longevity and prevent damage.
Explains that error messages may indicate procedural issues or physical problems.
Addresses issues related to the gage not turning on or low battery indicators.
Offers troubleshooting steps when measurements cannot be made or flags are on.
Describes two self-diagnostic screens to identify hardware or software problems.
Includes tests for keypad functionality and video display integrity.
Provides information on where to send MG2 gages for repair services.
Informs users about the availability of replacement parts and optional equipment.
Introduces the MG2 Series Ultrasonic Gages and handling of transit damage.
Details the two-year warranty, limitations, and exclusions for MG2 Series Gages.
Guides the user through the initial setup procedure for the MG2 gage for first-time operation.
Details the steps for applying couplant and taking thickness measurements with the MG2 gage.
Explains the battery indicator and operating time for the MG2 gage.
Explains the purpose of calibration and lists the types of calibration procedures.
Describes the procedure for transducer zero compensation to account for temperature changes.
Details the combined procedure for material velocity and zero calibration using calibration blocks.
Outlines the process for calibrating material velocity for accurate measurements.
Outlines the steps for performing zero calibration using a thin calibration block.
Explains the THRU-COAT feature for measuring metal thickness of coated materials.
Describes the Echo-to-Echo mode for measuring painted metal thickness, ignoring coating.
Explains the internal illumination of the LCD display for improved visibility.
Allows the user to freeze the displayed thickness reading on the screen.
Adjusts normal measurement sensitivity by increasing or decreasing it by a fixed amount.
Optimizes measurement sensitivity based on actual material noise levels.
Allows turning on/off additional measurement features of the MG2 Series gages.
Allows changing measurement units between inches and millimeters.
Enables changing the number of decimal points displayed in the thickness.
Allows the gage to scan for minimum or maximum thickness readings.
Controls how the display behaves when no measurements are being made (LOS).
Allows selection of the measurement update rate (Normal or Fast).
Locks the calibration to prevent accidental changes.
Prompts the user before overwriting a stored thickness value at an ID location.
Allows turning on/off various gage configurations like Beeper and Inactive Time.
Establishes high and low alarm set points with audio and visual indicators.
Displays the difference between a differential set point and the actual thickness.
Sets the internal date and time for time/date stamping data files.
Resets the operating software to factory default settings.
Adds advanced measurement features and enhances performance for difficult applications.
Allows setup adjustments not available in Standard Mode, like Gain and Delay.
Converts thickness readings to cross-sectional image profiles for scanning an area.
Provides an overview of the MG2-DL's built-in file and data management system.
Explains the flexible, file-based system for organizing measurements in the datalogger.
Details how to create data files for the MG2-DL datalogger from within the gage.
Explains how to retrieve a stored file from the datalogger and make it active.
Details the procedure for storing displayed thickness values and setup parameters.
Allows reviewing datalogger contents and moving between stored ID locations.
Used to change current ID locations or add new measurement points to the file.
Provides options for deleting data, including ranges and selected files.
Covers downloading datalogger information and using the GageView interface.
Explains how to generate statistic reports directly from the MG2-DL gage.
Discusses factors like surface condition, transducer alignment, and material properties.
Guides the selection of appropriate transducers based on minimum measurable thickness and application.
Provides considerations for performing measurements at elevated temperatures.
Covers cleaning the gage case and general care for the unit.
Provides advice on handling transducers to ensure longevity and prevent damage.
Explains that error messages may indicate procedural issues or physical problems.
Addresses issues related to the gage not turning on or low battery indicators.
Offers troubleshooting steps when measurements cannot be made or flags are on.
Describes two self-diagnostic screens to identify hardware or software problems.
Includes tests for keypad functionality and video display integrity.
Provides information on where to send MG2 gages for repair services.
Informs users about the availability of replacement parts and optional equipment.
General| Brand | Panametrics |
|---|---|
| Model | MG2 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
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