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Chapter 1. General Information
1.6.3 Connecting the USB Port
cable to connect the DMS Go to a PC (no special drivers are required), the installed SD card will be added to the list of active drives on the
PC. You can then perform all normal drive activities, such as copying and deleting files, on the DMS Go SD card.
Important: While the DMS Go is connected to a PC via the USB port, the instrument will not accept any user input from the keypad.
Normal operation resumes as soon as the USB cable is disconnected.
18 DMS Go Operator’s Manual
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Table of contents
- 22 1.1 Supplying Power to the Instrument
- 24 1.2 Powering the Instrument ON and OFF
- 24 1.3 Using the Keypad
- 26 1.3.1 Instrument Orientation
- 27 1.3.2 Keypad Components
- 29 1.3.1 Joystick Functions
- 30 1.3.2 Multi-Key Functions
- 32 1.4 Using the Display
- 33 1.4.1 Portrait Mode
- 35 1.5 Display Icons
- 36 1.6 Using the SD Slot, USB Connector & I/O Connector
- 37 1.6.1 Removing the SD Card
- 37 1.6.2 Inserting the SD Card
- 38 1.6.3 Connecting the USB Port
- 39 1.6.4 Connecting the I/O Port
- 40 1.7 Typical DMS Go Operation
- 41 1.8 DMS Go Software Options
- 43 2.1 Display Screen and Keypad Features
- 46 2.2 The Menu System
- 48 2.3 Initial Setup
- 49 2.3.1 Language, Units of Measurement, Date, and Time
- 56 2.3.2 Screen Appearance
- 70 2.3.3 Setting Security Functions
- 78 2.4 Installing a Probe
- 78 2.4.1 Connecting the Probe
- 80 2.4.2 Configuring the Instrument
- 85 2.5 Calibration
- 86 2.5.1 1-Point Calibration (PROBE & CAL - CALIBRATION)
- 90 2.5.2 2-Point Calibration (PROBE & CAL - CALIBRATION)
- 91 2.5.3 Calibrating by Material Velocity (PROBE&CAL - VELOCITY)
- 92 2.5.4 Adjusting Temperature Compensation (PROBE & CAL - TEMP COMP)
- 94 2.6 Using the Calibration Reminder Alarm (PROBE & CAL - CAL REMINDER)
- 96 3.1 Creating a Data File (DR - EXPLORER - NEW)
- 108 3.2 Creating Master Comments for Addition to a File (DR - MASTER CMT)
- 110 3.3 Setting Up the Meter to Overwrite Data (DR-OVERWRITE)
- 111 3.4 Accessing the Data Recorder File
- 111 3.4.1 Selecting a Data File (DR - EXPLORER)
- 112 3.5 Making and Recording Measurements
- 113 4.1 Setting up Data Measurements
- 113 4.1.1 Positioning Gate A and Gate B
- 117 4.1.2 Selecting the Measurement Method (MEASURE - MODE)
- 119 4.1.1 Setting up a Dual Element Transducer (MEASURE - DUAL MULTI)
- 120 4.2 Adjusting the Display
- 120 4.2.1 Setting the Display Range (MEASURE - DISPLAY RANGE)
- 123 4.2.2 Setting the Display Delay (MEASURE-DISPLAY DELAY)
- 124 4.2.3 Setting the Freeze (MEASURE - FREEZE)
- 125 4.2.4 Setting the MAX GAIN MODE (MEASURE - MAX GAIN MODE)
- 127 4.2.5 Setting Gate Alarms
- 130 4.3 Displaying Measured Results (MEASURE- RESULTS)
- 134 5.1 Loading a Stored PARAM File (PARAM-LOAD P-SET)
- 135 5.2 Saving a New Parameter File (PARAM-SAVE P-SET)
- 137 6.1 Selecting a Data File (DR - EXPLORER)
- 140 6.2 Viewing the Data Recorder File in a List or Spread Format (DR - VIEW)
- 142 6.3 Using Existing Data Recorder Files (DR - PROPERTIES)
- 144 6.3.1 Moving to a Specific Data Point (DR-PROPERTIES-RECORD)
- 145 6.3.2 Modifying Data Entry (DR-PROPERTIES-RECORD)
- 147 6.3.3 Viewing File Statistics (DR-PROPERTIES-STATS)
- 149 6.3.4 Editing the File Header (DR-PROPERTIES-HEADER)
- 150 6.3.5 Changing the Size of the Data Recorder File (DR - PROPERTIES - EDIT)
- 152 6.3.6 Adding or Modifying Comments (DR-PROPERTIES-COMMENT)
- 153 6.4 Adding a Comment to a Stored Value
- 154 6.5 Adding a Micro-Grid to a Stored Value
- 154 6.5.1 Creating and Navigating Within a Micro-Grid
- 155 6.6 Exporting the Active File (DR - EXPORT)
- 157 A.1 Display
- 157 A.1.1 Active Area
- 157 A.1.2 Size
- 157 A.1.3 Pixel Resolution
- 158 A.2 Environment
- 158 A.2.1 Languages
- 158 A.2.2 Size
- 158 A.2.3 Weight
- 158 A.2.4 Temperature Shock (Storage)
- 158 A.2.5 Vibration
- 159 A.2.6 Shock
- 159 A.2.7 Loose Cargo (In Shipping Container)
- 159 A.2.8 Transit Drop (Packaged for Shipment)
- 159 A.2.9 Operating Temperature Range
- 159 A.2.10 Storage Temperature Range
- 159 A.2.11 Dust Proof / Water Proof
- 160 A.2.12 Hazardous Atmosphere Operation
- 160 A.3 Compliance
- 160 A.3.1 EMC/EMI
- 160 A.3.2 Ultrasound
- 160 A.4 I/O Connectors
- 161 A.5 Power Supply
- 161 A.5.1 Battery Type
- 161 A.5.2 Operating Time
- 161 A.5.3 Charger
- 161 A.6 Measuring Range
- 162 A.7 Digital Display Resolution
- 162 A.8 Material Velocity Range
- 162 A.9 Units
- 162 A.10Measurement Techniques
- 162 A.10.1 DMS Go TC Only
- 163 A.11Measurement Display Modes
- 163 A.12Calibration
- 163 A.13Update Rate
- 163 A.14Receiver
- 164 A.15Pulser
- 164 A.16Memory
- 164 A.17Data Recorder
- 164 A.18File Formats
- 164 A.19Attachments
- 165 A.20Application Software
- 165 A.20.1 UltraMATE LITE
- 165 A.20.2 UltraMATE
- 165 A.20.3 Software Development Kit
- 168 B.1 Linear File
- 169 B.2 Custom Linear
- 170 B.2.1 Custom Linear File Example
- 171 B.3 Grid File
- 172 B.4 Custom Grid File
- 173 B.4.1 Grid File Flexibility
- 174 B.5 Boiler File
- 176 B.5.1 Boiler File Flexibility
- 177 B.5.2 Example of Boiler File
- 178 B.6 Custom Point File
- 180 B.6.1 Example of Custom Point File