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    7.1.1 Setting Up The Phased Array Prior To Displaying A TOP View

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    This document discusses how to set up a phased array probe and instrument prior to displaying a TOP View, which generates a top-down view of the scanned area from amplitude and time-of-flight data recorded in Gates A and B. It outlines that the standard phased array views must first be configured, and that either a linear or sector scan can be used. It also notes that only amplitude and time-of-flight data, not full A-scans, are stored when collecting data in TOP View mode.

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    This document discusses how to set up a phased array probe and instrument prior to displaying a TOP View, which generates a top-down view of the scanned area from amplitude and time-of-flight data recorded in Gates A and B. It outlines that the standard phased array views must first be configured, and that either a linear or sector scan can be used. It also notes that only amplitude and time-of-flight data, not full A-scans, are stored when collecting data in TOP View mode.

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    Chapter 7.

    Working in TOP View (Optional Feature)

    7.1.1 Setting Up the Phased Array Prior to Displaying a TOP View


    Prior to displaying a TOP View, the standard phased array views (designated as FRAME view) setup must be
    performed (Refer to Chapter 2). TOP View displays can be generated from either type of standard phased array scan
    (linear or sector). It is important to recognize that the TOP View image is based only on amplitude and TOF data
    recorded in Gates A and B. Further, when a data set is stored while operating in TOP View mode, amplitude and TOF
    data from A- and B-Gates (acquired and added to the data buffer) is stored; however, A-Scans and other results are not
    available.

    To prepare for generating a TOP View display:

    1. Be sure that the VIEW MODE Function (located in the VIEW Submenu of the DISPLAY Menu) is set to FRAME.
    This corresponds to standard phased array operation.
    2. Set up either a linear or sector scan to match the installed probe, material type, and inspection requirements as
    described in Chapter 2. Calibrate the instrument/probe combination.
    3. Adjust the A- and/or B-Gate starting point and width to capture the test-material region of interest (Figure 64 on
    page 147). Refer to Section 2.8.1 to position gates.
    4. Access and adjust TOP View specific functions as described on the next page.
    Note: The TOP View image is based on amplitude and TOF data recorded in Gates A and B. These gate(s) must be
    turned on and positioned to capture the test-material range of interest.

    146 Phasor XS User’s Manual

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