User`s manual

Programming Site Data 3-13

December 2003

Entering Pipe Parameters (cont.)

Figure 3-4: Screen After Pressing PIPE Key

1. Entering the Transducer Number

Transducer numbers are broken down into the following

categories:

• 1-3 indicates Rayleigh-wave type clamp-on transducers

• 10-39 indicates Shear wave clamp-on transducers

• 40-74 indicates wetted transducers

• 91-99 indicates special application transducers

• 112-139 indicates medium and high temperature clamp-on

transducers.

Note: Not all transducer numbers are valid. Invalid transducer

numbers will be rejected.

Use the numeric keys to enter the transducer number and press

[ENT].

Depending on the transducer, do one of the following:

• If you are using clamp-on transducers (#1-3, 10-39, or 112-

139), follow the instructions in Entering Parameters for

Clamp-On Transducers, page 3-14.

• If you are using wetted transducers (#40-74), follow the

instructions in Entering Parameters for Wetted Transducers on

page 3-22.

• If you are using special transducers (#91-99), refer to

Appendix A for instructions for entering pipe parameters.

PIPE PROGRAM Start

PROGRAM

Pipe parameters

TRANSDUCER NUMBER

TRANS