S-Series - Operator Manual - Rev 2

Document No: SECT- IP
FALCON S-SERIES SYSTEM Date: 07-21-16

OPERATOR'S MANUAL (QUICK QUIDE) Revision: 02
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION 3
THEORY OF OPERATION 3
OPERATOR'S MANUAL (QUICK GUIDE)

1.0 EQUIPMENT SETUP 3
1.1 Packing List 4
1.2 Software installation 5
1.3 Equipment Setup 6
1.4 Power UP 15
2.0 DATA ACQUISITION PROGRAM
2.1 Data Acquisition Controls (keystrokes) 15
3.0 DATA ANALYSIS PROGRAM
3.1 Data Viewer Controls (keystrokes) 24
4.0 REPAIRS/ COIL ARRAY REPLACEMENT 28
5.0 LIFT-OFF ADJUSTMENT 30
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INTRODUCTION
The FALCON S-Series – SATURATION EDDY CURRENT technique is a non-destructive technique

that utilizes the principles of magnetic saturation applicable for inspection of carbon steel or any ferromagnetic
materials commonly used in storage tank floors, heat exchanger shells and various piping.
TesTex further derived this technique on the basis of conventional Eddy Current technique utilizing
electronics with multiplexing capability and automated software.
A Laptop Computer is connected to the instrument through a USB cable. The computer is used to
control the instrument, storing, data analysis and mapping using the TesTex supplied software. Data is stored at
250-350 samples/second/channel with inspection speed of up to 15 meters per minute.
THEORY OF OPERATION
The magnetic saturation of the ferromagnetic material is achieved by the magnetizing core that acts as a
DC electromagnet to generate a strong magnetic field. The saturation lowers the permeability of the
ferromagnetic material which allows the Eddy Current field to penetrate deeper into the material. The high
resolution 16-channel sensor array is located between the poles of the core. The sensor array generates an
alternating Eddy Current field superimposed to the magnetic field generated by the core. By using single
frequency in a sequential injection mode, the defects, such as: cracking, top/bottom side pitting, localized and
general wall thinning, can be detected and sized.
Any wall loss will result in a concentration of the magnetic field in the remaining wall, resulting in an
increased magnetic flux density around and under the defect. This results in a localized reduction of the
magnetic permeability of the test sample, which is detected by the sensor array. The distortion in the magnetic
field is measured as a change of phase and amplitude in the secondary voltage generated by the material and is
based on the reflective impedance method. The signal amplitude of the defect indication is in direct proportion
to the volume of the defect, and using the proper reference standard, provides an estimate of the wall loss. The
signal phase of the defect indication is used to differentiate ID and OD (Top Side and Bottom Side) defects.
During testing, the scanner is placed on the sample. While saturating a portion of the plate, the sensor
array is balanced. After balancing, data is collected as the scanner is driven across the length of the sample at a
constant speed with a preset pattern. The processing of the data occurs in real-time and the data is stored as a
Lissajous pattern containing both phase and amplitude information.
1.0 EQUIPMENT SETUP
The following sections describe the steps necessary to operate the Falcon S-Series system. Included are
the Packing List, Computer Requirements, Equipment Connections and Software Installation details.
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1.1 PACKING LIST (See invoice for complete packing list )
Falcon S-series instrument (Electronics) 1

Falcon S-series instrument (Scanner Base Sr) 1
Falcon S-series instrument (Scanner Base Jr) 1
Laptop tray 1
Handle bars 1
Motor Control Unit 1
12VDC Laptop Adapter 1
DC Power Supply 1
Cable Reel 1
Calibration Plate(s) 4
Electronics Cable 1
Data Mux cables (sets) 2
USB cable 1
Laptop Computer 1
Software CD 1
FALCON S SERIES – Operator’s Manual (quick guide) ________ 1
FALCON S SERIES – Inspection Procedure __________________ 1
Misc 1
Misc 2
Misc 3
WARNING:
Falcon S-Series system generates a strong magnetic field. When the system is energized, the attractive
force between the scanner bottom and any metallic object has the potential to cause physical injury. The
system is to be energized only when the front AND rear wheels of the scanner are on the surface to be
scanned.
WARNING:
The Falcon S-Series generates a strong magnetic field which may interfere with the operation of certain
medical devices.
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1.2 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
System requirements
• Microsoft® Windows 7 Professional

• Intel® Pentium® Quad-Core processor 1.7 GHz or higher
• 4 GB of RAM or higher
• Screen Resolution 1366 x 768 or higher
The Falcon S-series comes with an installation CD/or Flash Drive containing the software/driver installer.
Right-click on “Setup_Falcon_S_Series” and click on Run as administrator

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to start the installation process
The installation wizard appears and will

2. guide you through the process
Check all the options to install:
FTDI (USB) driver;

3.
Tank Floor Mapping software;
Hasp Key Driver
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Once finished, the installation wizard will put 3 new shortcuts for
Data Acquisition, Data Viewer and Tank Floor Mapping software.
Data Acquisition software is used to set up the system and to

collect the data.
4. Data Viewer software is used to view and to analyze the data.
Tank Floor Mapping software is used to create the tank floor

map, to import the analyzed data and to generate the inspection
report.
1.3 EQUIPMENT SETUP
1.3.1 PARTS OVERVIEW
Falcon S-series Electronics Box Falcon S-series Scanner Base
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Motor Control Unit DC Power Supply
Cable Reel Laptop with 12VDC Adapter, USB cable and

HaspKey
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Electronics Cable and Data Mux-Cables Laptop tray
Upper part of the handle bar Lower part of the handle bar
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Lower Support bars Assembly parts
Optional Falcon S-Series Jr. system Hand-held Scanner, Junction Box and 25 feet
extension cable
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1.3.2 ASSEMBLING
Step 1 – take upper/lower handle bars and 2 couplers
All parts of Falcon S-Series system
Step 2 – join the parts together
Step 3 – attach the lower part of the handle bar to the

scanner base using #1 pins
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Step 4 – attach the lower support bars to the lower handle Step 5 – attach the lower support bars to the scanner base
bars using #2 pins; also affix accessory pouches. using #3 pins
Step 6 – turn the scanner around Step 7 – attach the laptop tray
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Step 8 – position the Electronics Box on the tray Step 9 – strap the Electronics Box to the tray
Step 10 – connect gray Electronics cable and 4 black Data Step 11 – connect gray Electronics cable and 4
Mux-Cables to the scanner base corresponding black Data Mux-Cables
to the Electronics Box
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Step 12 – turn the scanner around Step 13 – attach Jr. Junction Box (if hand-held scanner is
not used, skip this step and proceed to Step 14)
Step 14 – attach the motor control box Step 15 – connect the handle bar cable to the motor control
box and motor control box to the Electronics Box
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Step 16 – plug in the 12VDC laptop Adapter to the motor Step 17 – place the laptop on the tray, connect the
control box Electronics Box and the laptop via USB cable,
insert the HaspKey into the USB port of the laptop
Step 18 – Unwind the reel and plug in the reel cable to the Step 19 – if hand-held scanner is used, attach #1 Data Mux-
power supply box and to the scanner base. Cable, gray Electronics Box cable to Electronics Box and
Junction box, connect the reel cable and 25 feet extension
cable to the junction box and to the hand-held scanner
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1.4 POWER UP
Electronics BOX and Power Supply Box
1) Make sure the Electronics Box is OFF.

2) Turn ON the laptop (to give it time to boot up).
3) Connect USB cable between the Electronics Box and the computer.
4) Turn ON the main switch on the back of the Power Supply Box (Black Box)
5) Turn ON the switch on the front of the Power Supply Box (Black Box)
The RED light will start blinking and display will show Ena (Indicating the power supply is enabled and ready
for operation)
6) Turn ON the Electronics Box (Grey Box).
7) Install the USB Driver:
When the new hardware found message comes up, select to Install from a Specific Location. For the location:
select the C:\Program Files\TesTex, Inc\Testex_FTDI USB Driver folder and allow the driver to load
8) Run acquisition software by double-clicking the " Falcon S Acquisition R03.94" icon.
2.0 DATA ACQUISITION PROGRAM
2.1 Data Acquisition Controls
To run the data acquisition program, double-click Falcon S Acquisition R03.94. This will place the user
on the main collection screen. This screen is shown below (Figure 1). At this point, the settings used the last
time the unit was in use will be restored. Most of the settings are visible at the bottom of the screen. The
settings include the current file name, Frequencies used, Driver Levels, Gains, and Rotations.
This system uses ± 5V Analog to Digital converter (A/D) and all readings are displayed in scaled
Voltages allowing ± 20V range.
Above each of the plots the channel number and component to display (H for Horizontal, V for Vertical)
are listed.
Figure 1 - Default Collection Screen
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Keystroke Notes Screenshot
SELECT DRIVE \ FOLDER

Select the location for data storage
(Default is Drive C, folder TEMP).
“ F2 “
Note: Always keep Group ID as A,

DO NOT change it to any other letter/number
Figure 2 – Select Drive/ Folder Dialog Box

SELECT FILE NAME
“F3” Enter the name of the file that the collected data will
be stored in. This name is a series of numbers in
or PLATE-SWEEP-RUN Format. These numbers are
used as part of the filename with the following
“CTRL + O” maximum values 9999,999, and 999 respectively.
When the enter key is pressed the program will start
displaying the incoming data (data collection screen). Figure 3 – Enter File Name
STEPPER
“Alt + F + T” This control allows the user to select how the file
name is stepped. Just enter the number to step by into
the appropriate field and the number will be
incremented automatically whenever the file is stored.
Figure 4 – File Stepper
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SAVE SETTINGS
This option allows the user to store the current setup

to a file for later retrieval. For instance, the user can
“Alt + F + A”
calibrate the system for a given plate and coatings,
store the settings, and then calibrate for the next one.
When it comes time to test the unit, the calibration
can be loaded and the system set up more quickly.
Figure – 5 Save Settings
LOAD SETTINGS
This option allows the user to retrieve previously

stored settings. This is of particular use when setting
up an inspection of various plate thicknesses. For
instance, the user can calibrate the system for a
“Alt + F + L” given thickness and given coating, store the settings,
and then 'calibrate' for the next thickness. When it
comes time to test the tank bottoms, the calibration
can be loaded and the system can be set up more
quickly.
Note, that it might still be necessary to fine tune the
Figure – 6 Load Settings
system.
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FALCON S-SERIES SYSTEM
OPERATOR'S MANUAL (QUICK QUIDE)
Date: 07-21-16
Revision: 02
“CTRL + Y Figure 7 – Falcon S Control Box
SENSOR CONTROL
FALCON “S” CONTROL PANEL
Driver Level
The system can be motorized or operated with no motor. This panel allows the user to select the power level to
For system being fully automated, chose the option of excite the sensor for all channels. The value can be set
“motorized” and enable ASSISTED MODE. anywhere from 1-600, however, the system works best
at 575 and values should be kept at this level whenever
ENCODER CONTROL possible.
Imperial “English” or Metric systems of measurement Sample Rate

may be chosen. Encoder feature may be Enabled or This control is used to adjust the sample rate of the
Disabled. system. If a given frequency seems very noisy, try
adjusting the sample rate up or down by 50 samples per
SATURATION CONTROL second and see if the problem decreases.
Amount of power, the electromagnet can operate at, can Frequency

be controlled and set between 0 and 19 Amp. Type in a frequency value in KHZ and press the SET
key to set all channels to a frequency. It can be set
anywhere between from 10kHz to 20kHz.
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GAIN
Pressing the Ctrl + G key activates the Gain input box
(see Figure 12). This box sets the gains of the amplifiers
in the instrument in order to control the amplification of
the return signal from the sensor. This option should not
be confused with the Driver Level function which
controls the gain on the output signal sent to the sensor
(see Ctrl + D).
Set this gain so that the Voltage Span of the signal on a
flaw is acceptable. Warning: setting the gain too large
“Ctrl + G”
can cause the A/D converter to overload and the signal to
be distorted. To reduce this problem, place the scanner in
a defect free area of the plate and press keys CTRL + Z
balancing function. To detect saturation, the left hand
side of the screen has a saturation alarm indicator on it.
If the indicator changes color (any color but gray
indicates a saturation condition) then the A/D converter
has overloaded. If this occurs in the standard then you Figure 8 – Gain Control Box
should turn down the gain on the appropriate channel
until an acceptable level is reached.
BALANCE – This keystroke activates the absolute balancing function. This function adjusts the rotation
and power level of the reference signal that is subtracted from the sensor signal to produce the absolute signal.
When running, the system will energize the electromagnet, balance the coils and de-energize the electromagnet.
Please, note: before pressing the balance key (Ctrl + Z), place the scanner on a defect free area of the plate.
Once the electronics has determined a balance point the signal will start moving across the screen.
An indication of successful balancing will be displayed as a GREY vertical strip scrolling down on the left
side of the screen and on the C-Scan swath turning into BLACK color at the moment of energizing the
electromagnet.
Note: in case of overpowering of

Indication that all coils the coils or any failure in the
are operating properly system, the indicator will turn
and not overpowered other color than GREY on the left
side of the screen.
“Ctrl + Z”
Note: in case of failed balancing,
the system will display other than
BLACK color on the C-scan
swath at the time when
electromagnet is energized.
BALANCING
Try lowering the GAIN values and re-
Balance point
balancing.
is created. All
coils/channels balanced Figure 000 – example of successful
balancing
Figure 9 – Falcon S Acquisition
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Keystroke Notes
COLLECT DATA (Manual mode – signal quality check)
In case of ASSISTED MODE not being enabled in the control panel (CTRL + Y), pressing the space bar once
will activate the collection mode and cause the incoming data to be stored in the computer. Pressing the space bar
again will stop the collection and the program will ask you if you want to save the data. Pressing Y will cause the
data to be stored on the disk. Pressing N will cause the program to start displaying the incoming data again
without storing the data to disk. Pressing T will store the data and switch to the display (like F10 was pressed).
“SPACE BAR”
Note, in order to estimate the noise level of differential coils, disable the ASSISTED MODE, set DRIVER
LEVEL to 575, and all DIFF GAINS to 100. Press SPACE BAR. Data collection will start. After a few seconds
press SPACE BAR again, save data and press F10. In the viewer press CTRL + T to increase the cursor setting to
1.00 sec. Look at the Voltage Span of the signals in all 16 channels. It should not exceed 0.25V. If it does try to
change frequency and gain values. If noise persists, turn the Electronics Box off for 10-15 seconds, then power it
back up.
Keystroke Notes
RESCAN
“Alt + P” This keystroke will cause the program to step backwards to the previous file name. On a re-scan, the program will
increment the sweep number by 1.
SWITCH BETWEEN DATA ACQUISITION AND ANALYSIS PROGRAMS

“F10”
This keystroke switches to the data viewer (analysis) program and loads the last file stored by the data acquisition
program.
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PLOT SELECT
The plot select dialog box (See

Figure 18) is used to control the
following:
How many plots will be displayed

on the screen;
What type of plotting will be done
for each plot (Impedance plane or
Strip Chart);
“F4” Which channel of data will be
plotted;
What voltage span will be used.
Please note: The default span

button will set all differential
channels to 1.0V.
Enable C-scan in order to verify Figure 10 – Plot Select

that all channels are operating
properly
SWEEP TIME
Use up/down arrows to select sweep time in 1

second increments up to the maximum permitted
number of seconds. This is the time it takes for one
“Ctrl + T”
complete sweep on the selected plot type. (Note:
The tab key is used to select plot type to adjust.) At
the end of this time the plot will clear and the sweep
will start over.
Figure 11 – Sweep Time Control Panel
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Keystroke Notes
“Ctrl + R”
Figure 12 – Rotation Control Panel( ACQUISITION screen)
ROTATION CONTROL
This control allows the user to select a phase angle in degrees to rotate the incoming signal by. The value can
be selected from a range of 0 to 359 degrees (these values are relative and do not reflect actual phase values).
Rotate and verify the response for the 20% Bottom Side Notch to be at 90 degrees in all 16 channels (Press
F10 to toggle to the ANALYSIS screen).
In the ACQUISITION screen, enter the change in degrees to achieve 90 degrees (in the VIEWER). For
instance, if channel #1 response displays (in the VIEWER) the angular value that is less than 90 degrees, then
the difference to achieve the 90 degrees will need to be subtracted from relative value in the cell in the
ACQUISITION screen. And vice-verse, if channel #1 response displays (in the VIEWER) the angular value
that is greater than 90 degrees, then the difference to achieve the 90 degrees will need to be added to the
relative value in the cell (in the ACQUISITION screen).
SCREEN CONTROL
“Ctrl + K” The screen control function is used to
modify the color palette of the screen.
Figure 13 – Black and Alternative White Screens
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ABOUT
This key brings up the dialog box that shows the

“Alt + H + A” user what version of the software and firmware
are currently running. Please note: there must be
a USB data signal or the software has no means to
get the firmware and FPGA revision numbers.
Figure 14 – Firmware information
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3.0 DATA ANALYSIS PROGRAM
3.1 Data Viewer Controls
To run the ECT Data Viewer (Analysis) program, Press F10 from ACQUISITION or double-click Falcon S
Series Viewer R03.94 from the desktop. This will place the user on the main data viewer (analysis) screen.
SELECT FILE
A list of the files

stored in the
currently selected
folder will be
“Ctrl + O” displayed. From
here it is possible
to select the drive,
folder and
filename to be
loaded.
Figure 15– Data Viewer with file selection screen
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SELECT PLOT TO VIEW
This feature is designed to allow the user to

select what will appear on the screen. The
options include how many channels to display,
what data channels will be displayed, what type
“F4” of display will be used to plot the data channels
and what voltage span to use.
Solution plot (C-scan or Profile);

Differential plot (C-scan or Profile Amplitude);
Absolute plot (C-scan or Profile Amplitude).
Figure 16 – Selection of Plots to view

CURSOR SIZE
This option allows the user to control how large

“Ctrl + T” an area will be isolated in the Lissajous window.
This can also be accomplished by using the 3rd
mouse button and dragging the area on the C-
scan larger or smaller. Figure 17– Cursor Size Adjustment
Keystroke Notes
“Alt + N” NEXT SWEEP – This function causes the program to load the next sweep and display it on the screen.
“ALT + P” PREVIOUS SWEEP – This function causes the program to load the previous sweep
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Menu Notes Screenshot
Go to calibration setup menu
This panel allows the user to input calibration

data from the waveform into calibration table for
various diameter pits and General Wall Loss.
Calibration/ Insert a flaw size based upon the registered value

Setup from the Solution C-scan. Make sure that linear
encoder is calibrated properly prior to calibration
setup.
Press Auto-Calibrate button, follow screen

prompts to import the Voltage Span values.
Figure 18 – Standard Calibration Panel
CALIBRATION SAVING
Once the signal Voltage Span and phase values

Calibration/ are recorded from calibration waveform, Save
your calibration curve as
Save
9999-HOUR-MIN
using “Calibration” drop-down menu, before
going to the data waveforms, otherwise
calibration data will be lost.
Figure 19 – Calibration Saving
CALIBRATION OPENING
After opening the first data waveform (file with

Calibration/ *.slx – extension), load appropriate calibration
curve (file with SFC-extension) using
Open “Calibration” drop-down menu in order for
curve fitting to work properly. Otherwise
previously saved calibration curve will be
applied to the data.
Figure 20 – Calibration Loading
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Keystroke Notes
SCREEN CAPTURE
This keystroke will capture the screen to a file. The file names are as follows:
Folder : c:\Plant Name\Unit Names\Inspection Date\ScreenCaptures
File: FileName.bmp
The system will also prompt the text dialog for notes:
“CTRL + C”
Figure 22 – Screen Capture Test Dialog box

“CTRL + D” These keystrokes will delete the individual or a group of false-positives in the Solution.
or Press the keystroke and then Left-Click on a single tag or hold and drag the mouse over the
“SHIFT + D” area of tags to select them, then press Delete button.
SCREEN CONTROL
“Ctrl + K” The screen control function is used to modify the

color palette of the screen.
Figure 21 – Black and Alternative White Screens
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4.0 REPAIRS/ COIL ARRAY REPLACEMENT

In case coil array is damaged or worn out and needs replacement, follow the steps below:
Step 1 – unscrew 2 bolts on the top of the scanner base Step 2 – raise the lid of the scanner base
(bolts have plastic caps that can be unscrewed by hand)
Step 3 – disconnect the connectors Step 4 – unscrew 2 small bolts in the center of both side
panels
Step 5 – Leaving the rear lower support bars attached, tilt Step 6 – remove the front pole piece and then remove the
the scanner base; use them as kick stands when the coil array
scanner base is tilted up.
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Step 7 – replace the coil array and follow the steps in the reverse order to put the scanner base back together.
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5.0 LIFT-OFF ADJUSTMENT

In order to maintain the equal distance from the coil array and the floor plate, the scanner's lift-off must be adjusted. Follow
the steps below:
Step 1 – Place the scanner on a flat plate Step 2 – loose the retaining nuts (4 total)
• Go to Acquisition Program;
• Press CTRL + Y (Falcon S Control Pannel);
• Set the current to 3 Amp;
• Click OK;
• Press F11;
• Click on the button “Turn Saturation ON”.
• The Electromagnet will be energized for a
period of time (not longer than 90 seconds);
if you need more time,
click again on “Turn Saturation ON”;
Step 3 – follow the bullet points above Step 4 – tighten the bolts using Allen Wrench and slide the
shims of the desired thickness under the pole pieces of the
scanner base (4 bolts total)
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Step 5 – start to loose the bolts and periodically check the Step 6 – tighten all retaining nuts.
lift-off on each corner of the scanner. Achieve the same
friction on each corner of the scanner.
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OPERATOR'S MANUAL (QUICK GUIDE)

The FALCON S-Series – SATURATION EDDY CURRENT technique is a non-destructive technique

1.0 EQUIPMENT SETUP

1.1 PACKING LIST (See invoice for complete packing list )

Falcon S-series instrument (Electronics) 1

1.2 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

• Microsoft® Windows 7 Professional

Right-click on “Setup_Falcon_S_Series” and click on Run as administrator

The installation wizard appears and will

Check all the options to install:

FTDI (USB) driver;

Data Acquisition software is used to set up the system and to

Tank Floor Mapping software is used to create the tank floor

1.3 EQUIPMENT SETUP

1.3.1 PARTS OVERVIEW

Falcon S-series Electronics Box Falcon S-series Scanner Base

Motor Control Unit DC Power Supply

Cable Reel Laptop with 12VDC Adapter, USB cable and

Electronics Cable and Data Mux-Cables Laptop tray

Lower Support bars Assembly parts

Step 1 – take upper/lower handle bars and 2 couplers

All parts of Falcon S-Series system

Step 2 – join the parts together

Step 3 – attach the lower part of the handle bar to the

1) Make sure the Electronics Box is OFF.

2.0 DATA ACQUISITION PROGRAM

2.1 Data Acquisition Controls

Figure 1 - Default Collection Screen

Keystroke Notes Screenshot

SELECT DRIVE \ FOLDER

Note: Always keep Group ID as A,

Figure 2 – Select Drive/ Folder Dialog Box

Figure 4 – File Stepper

Keystroke Notes Screenshot

This option allows the user to store the current setup

This option allows the user to retrieve previously

Keystroke Notes Screenshot

“CTRL + Y Figure 7 – Falcon S Control Box

Imperial “English” or Metric systems of measurement Sample Rate

Amount of power, the electromagnet can operate at, can Frequency

Keystroke Notes Screenshot

Note: in case of overpowering of

Figure 9 – Falcon S Acquisition

SWITCH BETWEEN DATA ACQUISITION AND ANALYSIS PROGRAMS

Keystroke Notes Screenshot

The plot select dialog box (See

How many plots will be displayed

Please note: The default span

Enable C-scan in order to verify Figure 10 – Plot Select

Keystroke Notes Screenshot

Use up/down arrows to select sweep time in 1

Figure 11 – Sweep Time Control Panel

Figure 13 – Black and Alternative White Screens

Keystroke Notes Screenshot

This key brings up the dialog box that shows the

Figure 14 – Firmware information

3.0 DATA ANALYSIS PROGRAM

3.1 Data Viewer Controls

Keystroke Notes Screenshot