SuporUp OperationManual

DCY2.781.SUPORUPSS/V1.
0/E-E
SuporUp
Computer Data Processing Software
OPERATION MANUAL
CONTENTS
CONTENTS
1. Introduction. 1-1
1.1 Overview......... 1-1
1.2 Scope.... 1-1
1.3 Purpose..... 1-1
1.4 Background............................ 1-1
1.5 Operating Environment........................ 1-1
1.6 Product Delivery Description..................... 1-2
2. System Installation and Software Interface 2-1

2.1 Installation and Uninstall. 2-1
2.2 Software Screen. 2-3
2.3 Introduction of Menus and Shortcuts 2-4
3. Operation of PA Files..... 3-1

3.1 Open and Close Files 3-1
3.2 Toolbar Features. 3-3
3.3 Image Measurement..... 3-11
3.4 Introduction of Corrosion Image...... 3-17
4. Operation of TOFD Files... 4-1
4.1 Open and Close Files. 4-1
4.2 Change Imaging Direction 4-2
4.3 LW Reference Line Setup 4-2
4.4 Color Scale Setup.. 4-3
4.5 Toolbar Features 4-3
4.6 TOFD Image Measurement.. 4-8
5. Operation of Conventional UT Files.. 5-1
5.1 Open and Close Files. . . . 5-1
5.2 Image Layout.. 5-2
5.3 Zoom Image... 5-3
5.4 Color Scale Selection.. 5-3
5.5 Toolbar Features........ 5-3
5.6 Image Measurement......... 5-6
5.7 Record and Play Conventional UT Cine........ 5-9
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CONTENTS
6. Operation of TG Files. 6-1
6.1 Open and Close Files. 6-1
6.2 ColorAndLine Setup. 6-2
6.3 Thickness Reading Area.. 6-3
6.4 Disposal... 6-3
7. Test Report.... 7-1
7.1 Template Manager. 7-1
7.2 UserInfo Manage 7-4
7.3 Generate Report 7-5
7.4 Report Now. 7-6
8. Software Maintenance.... 8-1
8.1 Software Upgrade 8-1
8.2 Telephone or E-mail Enquiry 8-1
8.3 SIUI Service Contact Information 8-1
Appendix A: Keywords for General Info in Reports.... A-1
Appendix B: Keywords for Phased Array and Corrosion Report B-1

Appendix C: Keywords for TOFD Report... C-1
Appendix D Keywords for Conventional UT Report... D-1
Appendix E Keywords for TG Report. E-1
DCY2.781.SUPORUPSS/V1.0/E-E
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Introduction
Chapter 1
Introduction
1.1 Overview
SuporUp computer data processing software is professional software for industrial
ultrasonic data processing system by Shantou Institute of Ultrasonic Instruments Co., Ltd.
(SIUI), which needs to be installed on a computer before use. SuporUp software provides
a convenient approach for post-processing of industrial ultrasonic data.
1.2 Scope
Mainly used for acquisition, display, measurement, processing and report generation of
industrial ultrasound data.
1.3 Purpose
This manual is a detailed description of the "SuporUp Computer Data Processing
Software". For brief description, "SuporUp" is used as a short form.
1.4 Background
The initial release version of SuporUp is V1.00.0, and the subsequent updates are based
on this version, with incremented version number.
1.5 Operating Environment
The SuporUp software can run on Windows XP/ 7 operating system.
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Introduction
1.6 Product Delivery Description
Installation CD (or USB disk, portable hard disk) and operation manual.
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System Installation and Software Interface
Chapter 2
System installation and Software Interface
2.1 Install and Uninstall
2.1.1 System Installation
Double click the installation file icon (see Fig. 2-1) to start installing SuporUp software.
Follow the prompts to finish installation.
Fig. 2-1 Installation File Icon
Tip: The default installation directory is "Administrator \ SIUI \ SuporUp" in the
directory of the installation package. For example, the installation package
is placed in the root directory of D drive, therefore the default installation
directory is "D: \ Administrator \ SIUI \ SuporUp." For some versions of Win7,
such as Home Basic version, due to the safety setting of Win7 operating
system, the software functions may not be used properly after software
installation to the system drive. In such case, please reassign the software
installation directory to a non-system drive directory.
2.1.2 Uninstall the Software
Click Start menu -> Program menu and select SIUI\SuporUp, and then click Uninstall to
uninstall the software.
Or select Add/Remove Program from the Control Panel to uninstall the software
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2.1.3 Start the software
Find the software shortcut icon on desktop as shown in Fig. 2-2. Double click the shortcut
icon to start the software, or click Start menu -> Program menu, select SIUI\SuporUp,
and then click SuporUp to start the software.
Fig. 2-2 SuporUp Shortcut
2.1.4 Exit the software
Click X at the top right of the screen to exit the software. If the current file is changed, the
system will automatically prompt whether to save the file. See Fig. 2-3.
Fig. 2-3 Confirm to save or not
After confirming to save or not, the system prompts whether to close the window. Click
Yes to exit.
Fig. 2-4 Confirm to close or not
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2.2 Software Screen
The software screen is shown in Fig. 2-5, and the meaning of each area is shown in Table
2-1.
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Fig. 2-5 Software Screen
Table 2-1 Information in Software Screen Areas
No. Item Function
Operation menus and some shortcut menus for the software.

1 Menu Bar The menu displays vary subject to the opened file (PA files,
TOFD files, and corrosion CScan).
To display the images; Multi-window may display multiple

2 Image Display
images simultaneously.
FileParameter displays the opened file directory, name and

parameters.
File Parameter and
3 To display the opened file directory and name (click it to hide
Toolbar
the window).
Toolbar displays the tools available for the file.
To display measurement result of each file, and multiple
4 MeasureView
measurements can be displayed.
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2.3 Introduction of Menus and Shortcuts
2.3.1 Menu
Depending on the file opened, the operable menus are displayed in the menu bar, as
shown in Fig. 2-6 and Fig. 2-7.
Fig. 2-6 Menu Bar of PA File
Fig. 2-7 Menu Bar of TOFD, UT, TG and Corrosion Scan Files
2.3.1.1 File Menu
The File menu is for opening and closing files, and also for viewing or clearing history files
and exiting the software, as shown in Fig. 2-8.
Fig. 2-8 File Menu
The software compatible file formats are in Table 2-2.
Table 2-2 Software compatible file formats
No. File Type File Format
1 PA full record file .prec
2 PA parameter file .pdat
3 TOFD full record file .trec
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No. File Type File Format
4 TOFD parameter file .tdat
5 Conventional UT BScan clip file .urec
6 Conventional UT parameter file .udat
7 TG dataset .tgdat
8 TG parameter file .tgpar
2.3.1.2 Measure Menu
The measure menu is for file data measurement and calculation. The measure menus are
different subject to file types. See Fig. 2-9, Fig. 2-10 and Fig. 2-11.
Fig. 2-9 Measure menu of PA files and corrosion CScan files
Fig. 2-10 Measure menu of TOFD files
Fig. 2-11 Measure menu of Conventional UT Files
2.3.1.3 Report menu
Use the SuporUp software for file processing, measurement and calculation, and the
results can automatically generate reports based on customer needs. The report template
can be the system default template, or a custom template. See Fig. 2-12 for the specific
operation of report generation, see Chapter 7 Report.
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Fig. 2-12 Report menu
2.3.1.4 Remark
The Remark menu includes 2 remark types: Mark and Ring.
1) Mark menu allows text mark on images. Use the mouse to hold and drag the box and
adjust its size and location. Double-click the box to input text directly. Use the mouse to
select the box, press Delete or BackSpace on the keyboard to delete it.
2) Ring menu can be used with the text to circle the image section needs to be highlighted.
Use the mouse to hold and drag the box and adjust its size and location. Use the mouse
to select the box, press Delete or BackSpace on the keyboard to delete it.
Fig. 2-13 Remark menu
2.3.1.5 Layout menu
Tip: For PA files only.
The layout menu is for setting view layout. Check the desired view option, or uncheck to
cancel the view display. See Fig. 2-14.
Fig. 2-14 Layout menu
View R is a simulated workpiece view accordingly to the PA file workpiece information.
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Subject to user inspection and analysis needs, select the item to be displayed. If there are
two or more groups of PA files, select the group to check View R or Total View R.
2.3.1.6 Capture menu
The user may capture images, and the Capture can be displayed in the report or printed.
See Fig. 2-15.
Fig. 2-15 Capture menu
1) Window Capture
Window Capture is a capture of the selected window, including menu bar. Click
Capture -> Window Capture or the hotkey Capture, the system automatically
captures and saves it, and pops up the window of save path.
2) Rectangle Capture
Rectangle Capture is a capture of the selected rectangle. Click Capture -> Rectangle
Capture, and place the mouse at the start of the capture. Long press it and drag the
mouse to select the rectangular range. Release the mouse to finish capture.
3) TOFD Capture
TipFor TOFD files only.
TOFD Capture is a capture of the full TOFD image, not including the menu bar. Click
Capture -> TOFD Capture, and the system automatically captures and saves it, and
pops up the window of save path.
4) CaptureDirectory
Use CaptureDirectory to open the saved capture folder and review capture files.
2.3.1.7 Setup menu
The users may set up Line and Color to be displayed in the software according to their
preferences, making it easier to view and analyze. Depending on the file type, the options
of the setup menu may vary. See the detailed description of setup menu below.
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1) ColorAndLine
For setting Color, Line, FontSize, font background color, font background opacity, and
color range for the software screen. Set Fig. 2-16 for the PA file setup screen.
Fig. 2-16 Color and Line Setup Window
a) Line and FontSize can be selected from the drop-down menu, with a number of steps
available.
b) Color setup: click on the color box, the system will automatically pop up the color
selection window, and the user may choose according to their color preferences, or
customize other colors. See Fig. 2-17.
Fig. 2-17 Color selection window

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c) The color range of color rank can be customized. Use the mouse to click on Color
Rank in the menu bar, and the system will automatically pop up the color rank setup
screen. See Fig. 2-18.
Fig. 2-18 Color rank setup window
Begin Point, Last Point: The users may customize the color of begin point, last point
or any point in between. Confirm the selected color, and the color rank at the screen
top will automatically display the color gradient range according to user selection.
Delete Point: Click the mouse in any of the range of the color rank to change the
color. Now the selected color is the inserted gradient color to the color rank, without
changing the colors of the start and finish positions of the color rank. Multiple color
points can be inserted at the same time to the color rank. Click and drag the right
arrow of the color point, and you may change the position of color point, and click
Delete Point to delete the inserted color point.
New Empty: To create a new color rank, click New Empty with the mouse.
Save: Click Save to save the current color rank, and the saved color rank will be
displayed in the column of Color Rank, and displayed in the drop-down menu of Color
Rank in ColorAndLine setup screen for selection.
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Delete: To delete the color rank, move the mouse cursor to check in the box in front of
the color rank, then click Delete button.
Import: select and import a color rank file to SuporUp for use.
Apply:Apply the color settings to the image, and set the window unclosed.
Default: Reset the setup to the system default color setup.
Exit: exit the setup window.
Closing the window may exit the setup. The system will save the last edited color rank
temporarily for change upon the next access.
2) Unit
Subject to user habit, set up the measure length unit for the software, with mm and inch
available.
Fig. 2-19 Units Menu
3) Language
Currently the software supports languages of Chinese, English, Russian and Hungarian
for user setup.
Fig. 2-20 Language Menu
2.3.1.8 Help Menu
The menu includes Rectangle Capture Help and Operation Manual, as shown in Fig.
2-21. Click Rectangle Capture Help to bring up simple operation steps window for
rectangle capture. Click Operation Manual to review the electronic operation manual (the
user computer needs to be installed with the software for opening PDF file).
Fig. 2-21 Help menu

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2.3.1.9 About
The About menu displays information about software version and modules.
Fig. 2-22 About menu
2.3.2 Description of Hotkeys
For easy user operation, some of the frequently used menu options can be found in the
shortcut menu bar. Just simply click on the shortcut to perform the operation. See Table
2-3.
Table 2-3 Hotkeys
No. Hot Key Functional Description
1 Open
2 Save
3 Save as
4 Close
5 Capture
6 Report
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No. Hot Key Functional Description
7 ColorAndLine
8 Remark
9 Measure Rectangle
10 A Gate, B Gate, C Gate, for measuring
A-scan echoes
/ /
(for UT and PA files only)
11 Landscape
(for corrosion, UT and TOFD files only)
12 Portrait
(for corrosion, UT and TOFD files only)
13 Zoom Reset
14 Color Scale
Change Layout
15
(for corrosion and TOFD files only)
Save Layout
16
(for corrosion and TOFD files only)
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Operation of PA Files
Chapter 3
3.1 Open and Close Files
3.1.1 Open A File
Start SuporUp. There are 3 ways to open a file.
1) Select File -> Open from the menu.
2) Press the hotkey Open,
3) Select "+ File from the FileParameter window on the right.
Find the directory storing SUPOR or SyncScan instrument files from the pop-up window,
and then double click the phased array (PA) file with the suffix *.prec to open it. See Fig.
3-1.
Tip: The user can open multiple PA files in the software at the same time.
Fig. 3-1 Example of Opening A PA File
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When the file is opened, the user may set up the view of image window display in Layout
menu. Each group of images can be set up to display: 3 A-scan views, 1 B-scan view, 1 [B]
scan view,1 C-scan view, 1 D-scan and 1 R-scan view at maximum. See the description
for the different views below.
Table 3-1 View Description
No. View Description
1 A A scan line displayed in A-Scan, with the horizontal axis for sound path,
and the vertical axis for amplitude.
2 B Workpiece side view. Multiple A-scan lines displayed at the actual echo
positions after volume correction, with the horizontal axis for the
distance between the probe reference point and the workpiece
reference point (or probe width), and the vertical axis for depth.
3 C Workpiece top view. Acquired from data processing in the width
(horizontal) direction by multiple B images, with the horizontal axis for
probe moving distance or time, and the vertical axis for beam width or
coverage width (horizontal).
4 D Workpiece end view. Acquired from data processing in the depth
(vertical) direction by multiple B images, with the horizontal axis for
probe moving distance or time, and the vertical axis for depth coverage.
5 R Ray tracing diagram.
6 [B] A 2D image generated in time or distance axis by the same A-scan
echo, with the amplitude displayed in color codes, the horizontal axis for
distance or time, and the vertical axis for depth.
Click and drag the border of each view to change the display position of that view.
Click the submenu in Layout, for example PA Group 1, to open or close all views in PA
Group 1. Or go to its second-level menu, click to select the desired view.
Click To instrument Layout, and the view method of the image window is restored to the
system view method when the record file was saved.
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3.1.2 Close A File
There are 3 ways to close a file.
1) Select File -> Close, and select the desired file name to close the file.
2) Click the hotkey Close to close the file directly.
3) Select - All or Checked from the file parameter window to close it.
Note:Select "- All" to close all files; Select Checked to close the checked file
only, after using the mouse to click the file to be closed.
3.2 Toolbar Features
The menu bar above the image is general menu settings for all files. See Chapter 2 for
details. The toolbar features for different file types may vary. See the figure below for the
toolbar of PA files.
Note:Click Toolbar to hide the toolbar menu.
Fig. 3-2
3.2.1 Play
(1) Click the play button to play back images automatically.
(2) Click the stop button or to to pause or stop playing.
(3) Adjust the playback speed by using the fast-forward button or rewind button
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, and the playback speed will be updated simultaneously. Or when in stop state
place the mouse at the play slider , hold the left button and slide, and images are
played at the slide speed. Release the button to stop playback. See Fig. 3-3.
Fig. 3-3 Play Adjustment
3.2.2 DigitalGain
The image gain range is -20.0dB20.0dB, with the step 0.5dB. Use the menu DigitalGain
to make adjustment. See Fig. 3-4.
Fig. 3-4 Gain Adjustment
3.2.3 DataSource
When View C is generated from 0 lines, select Depth or Amplitude to display View C.
Fig. 3-5 Data Source Selection
3.2.4 ImageProcess
Image processing of "Zoom Reset" and "Color Scale Setup" for PA files.
Note:Color Scale Setup" is not available for View A.
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Fig. 3-6 Image Processing
3.2.4.1 Zoom
Note:Two types of image zoom available. The "Zoom Reset" button is for local
zoom only.
1) Full screen zoom: to enlarge the image to the entire image display window. Double
click the title bar of the image view to enlarge the image window to the maximum
screen, while other images are automatically hidden. Double click the title bar again
to restore the original size.
2) Local zoom: Click the left mouse button on the position to be enlarged on the image.
Long press and drag to the desired magnified area and then release the mouse. The
selected area is zoomed out automatically to the view window. To zoom out to the
original image size, click "Zoom Reset".
3.2.4.2 Color Scale Setup
When the cursor stays on View B, [B], C or D, the "Color Scale Setup" button will appear.
The user can set up or change the image color scale. See 2.3.1.7 1) "ColorAndLine for
the edit of color scale.
Double left click the color scale in the image window and quick access to color scale
setup.
3.2.5 Zoom Type
According to the zoom type setup, the image is adjusted automatically to the display.
Image B/[B]/C/D supports the zoom types below. If the scan mode is time-based, the
image [B]/C/D does not support FitHorDir and dFitVerDir.
Note:Clicking the right mouse button on the view to display the menu.
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Fig. 3-7 Zoom Type
FitHorDir: The image is zoomed in horizontal direction.
FitVerDir: The image is zoomed in vertical direction.
FitSize: The image is zoomed in any type (without proportional restriction).
System: Consistent with image generation.
3.2.6 Display
The menu items for different views are not the same. The user may check the menu items
to be displayed as required.
Note: Click the right mouse button on the view to display the menu.
3.2.6.1 View A
See Table 3-2 for the menu items displayed in View A.
Table 3-2 Menu items displayed in View A
No. Item Description

1 Gate A/B/C Set up whether to display gate A/B/C and the measurement
information at the top right of the view window.
2 EchoSoundPath Echo sound path measurement in the gate displayed at the
top right of the view window.
3 EchoDepth Echo depth measurement in the gate displayed at the top
right of the view window.
4 EchoHorDistance Echo horizontal distance measurement in the gate displayed
at the top right of the view window.
5 EchoAmplitude Echo amplitude measurement in the gate displayed at the top
6 HdB HdB measurement in the gate displayed at the top right of the
view window.
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7 Peak Set the gate measurement mode to Peak" in the view
window.
8 Flank Set the gate measurement mode to Flank" in the view
window.
9 JFlank Set the gate measurement mode to JFlank" in the view
window.
10 AppendLine Two append lines displayed in the view window, with the live
measurements (depth) of the two append lines displayed at
the top right of the window.
3.2.6.2 View B
See Table 3-3 for the menu items displayed in View B.
Table 3-3 Menu items displayed in View B

For selecting the B image display area in View C and
1 CDSelection
View D.
2 WeldOverlay Set up whether to display the weld overlay simulation.
3 GateMode(SoundPath) Set GateMode of View B to SoundPath.
4 GateMode(Depth) Set GateMode of View B to Depth.
5 DispGate Set up whether to display the gate.
6 MeasureLine Display/close the measure line.
7 When the measure line moves, the data on the measure
MeasureNum
line is displayed real-time.
8 Refers to A1/A2/A3 window append line. The default is
A1 AppendLine enabled. When A1 AppendLine is
A1/A2/A3 AppendLine
recorded, the scanline displayed in B image record is
"A1ML1 / A2ML2".
The C/D scan select box is for selecting the display area in CScan and DScan views for
the selected B image. After readjusting the scan select box, the CScan and DScan views
will be automatically updated.
Move the mouse cursor to the edge of the select box, and the mouse arrow becomes a
double-arrow cursor. Press and hold on the right mouse button and move it to change the
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size of the select box, as shown in Fig. 3-8 and Fig. 3-9.
Fig. 3-8 Adjust the Size of Select Box
Fig. 3-9 Adjust the Size of Select Box
Move the mouse cursor to the center of the select box, and the mouse cursor becomes a
four-way cursor. Press and hold on the right mouse button, and move it to change the
position of the select box as shown in Fig. 3-10.
Fig. 3-10 Adjust the Position of Select Box
3.2.6.3 View [B]
See Table 3-4 for the menu items displayed in View [B].
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Table 3-4 Menu items displayed in View [B]

1 Gate Display/close the gate.
3 MeasureNum When the measure line moves, the data on the measure line is
displayed real-time.
3.2.6.4 View C
See Table 3-5 for the menu items displayed in View C.
Table 3-5 Menu items displayed in View C

3 CenterLine Display/close the center line.
3.2.6.5 View D
See Table 3-6 for the menu items displayed in View D.
Table 3-6 Menu items displayed in View D

3 Workpiece Set up whether to display the workpiece thickness indication
Thickness line.
3.2.6.6 View R
See Table 3-7 for the menu items displayed in View R.
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Table 3-7 Menu items displayed in View R

1 Probe Set up whether to display the probe.
2 Distance M Set up whether to display Distance M.
3 HeatAffectZone Set up whether to display the HeatAffectZone
of the workpiece.
4 SoundBeam(Wedge) Set up whether to display sound beam in the
wedge.
5 SoundBeam(Workpiece) Set up whether to display sound beam in the
workpiece.
6 Gate A/B/C Set up whether to display the gate on the
sound beam.
7 Measure Point Set up whether to display the Measure Point.
8 Depth Set up whether to display the depth of the
measure point.
9 Distance E Set up whether to display the distance from
the PA probe flank or wedge flank to the weld
center.
10 Echo 1~N Set up the maximum number of echoes
displayed by sound beam.
11 SoundBeamEndPosition(Echo) Set up SoundBeamEndPosition to the echo
number.
12 SoundBeamEndPosition(Gate) Set up SoundBeamEndPosition to the gate
end position.
13 SoundBeamEndPosition(Measure Set up SoundBeamEndPosition to measure
Point) point position.
3.2.7 Sync
In the Sync menu, select MeasureLine, and the measure lines in other images will be
synchronized when adjusting the measure lines in View B, [B], C or D.
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3.3 Image Measurement
3.3.1 Measure line adjustment
1) Adjust the horizontal or vertical measure line individually: Left click the horizontal or
vertical measure line to activate the measure line (displayed in a dotted line). Move the
mouse to the measure position and then click the left mouse button again, The horizontal
or vertical measure line adjustment is finished.
2) Adjust the horizontal or vertical measure line simultaneously: Click the intersection of
the horizontal and vertical measure lines to activate the measure lines (displayed in a
dotted line). Move the mouse to the measure position and then click the left mouse button
again. The horizontal and vertical measure lines adjustment is finished.
3.3.2 A-Scan image measurement
3.3.2.1 Measurement menu
After selecting the A-scan image window, click Toolbar -> Display to select the measure
item; or right-click the A-scan image window and select the measure item from the pop-up
window.
3.3.2.2 Measurements
Up to three measurement gates can be displayed at the same time in the A-Scan image
window.
(1) Gate width adjustment. Place the cursor on any gate. Left click when the cursor
changes to a double arrow, and the gate is being selected (dotted line). Move the
mouse to adjust the gate size, and left click to confirm.
(2) Gate position adjustment. Place the cursor in the middle of the gate. Left click when
the cursor changes to a four-way cross cursor, and the gate is being selected (dotted
line).Move the mouse to adjust the gate size, and left click to confirm.
After the gate adjustment is finished, select Measure -> AWave Echo for the gate, and
you may perform measurement for the gate; or click the gate measurement icon Gate in
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the hotkey menu bar to finish measurement quickly. Now the number (1, 2, ......) displayed
at the gate refers to the number of measurement. The measurement result is displayed on
the right of the AScan image, with the font color corresponding to the gate line color. See
Fig. 3-11.
Measurement
Number of measurement
Fig. 3-11 Gate measurement example of A-Scan image
3.3.3 B/[B]/C/D Image Measurement
The measurement steps of a B/[B]/C/D image is as follows:
1) There are two cross measurement cursors on each of the three window (see Fig.
3-12). Left click the mouse to move the cursor to a proper location, and then click to
confirm.
2) Click Measure in the menu bar, and select PA Rectangle, and you may perform
rectangle measurement on the image. Or click the hotkey Measure Rectangle to
finish rectangle measurement.
3) The measurement results are displayed in the "MeasureView." If the mouse is within
the measuring range box, the current measurement result will be displayed
automatically.
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Cross measure cursor
Fig. 3-12 B/[B]/C/D Scan image measurement example
3.3.4 MeasureView
The measurement results of the image are displayed below the MeasureView, Click
MeasureView to display the window and hide it. The left to the top of the window displays
a thumbnail image of the measured image, and the right displays the specific measured
data. According to the image type (AScan, BScan, [B] Scan CScan, DScan), the data
display area is divided into different tabs, displaying measurement results of the images.
See Fig. 3-13.
Fig. 3-13 Measure Result
3.3.4.1 Operation
1) Click DeleteAll, and all the measurement results (including AScan, BScan, [B]
Scan,CScan, DScan images) will be cleared.
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2) Click DeleteChecked, and only the measurement results with the number before it
being checked are cleared.
3) Click TxtExport to export the measurement results to a Txt file.
4) Check the box before LeftMeasImage or PopupMeasImage . When MeasureResult
is selected, the left image area or the area above the measure window displays the
thumbnail of the measured image automatically. If not checked, the thumbnail of the
image area is not displayed but hidden.
5) Click the right mouse button in the "MeasureResult window, and set up the items to
be displayed in the "MeasureResult window. Check before the items to display with
the left mouse button, or uncheck to cancel the display.
3.3.4.2 Description of measurement items
Table 3-8 Measurement items of View A
No. Measurement Description
1 To arrange in the operation order of image

Index
measurement.
2 Group number, valid only when in PA group
Group
scanning.
3 B image frame number for the measurement
FrameIndex
result.
4 Gate Measurement for the gate.
5 Amplitude percentage of echo measurement

Amplitude(Peak)
point in the gate (peak)
6 Sound path of echo measurement point in
SoundPath(Peak)
the gate (peak)
7 Depth of echo measurement point in the gate
Depth(Peak)
(peak)
8 Horizontal distance of echo measurement
HorDistance(Peak) point from probe (wedge) flank to Gate A
(peak)
9 HdBPeak dB difference between amplitude of echo
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measurement point and gate height in the

gate (peak)
Amplitude(Flank)
point in the gate (flank)
SoundPath(Flank)
the gate (flank)
Depth(Flank)
(flank)
HorDistance(Flank) point from probe (wedge) flank to the gate
(flank)
14 dB difference between amplitude of echo
HdB(Flank) measurement point and gate height in the
gate (flank)
Amplitude(JFlank)
point in the gate (JFlank)
SoundPath(JFlank)
the gate (JFlank)
Depth(JFlank)
(JFlank)
HorDistance(JFlank) point from probe (wedge) flank to the gate
(JFlank)
19 dB difference between amplitude of echo
HdB(JFlank) measurement point and gate height in the
gate (JFlank)
Table 3-9 Measurement items of View B

Index
measurement.
Group
scanning.
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FrameIndex
result.
4 The horizontal distance between the image
LStartMinusXValue at the cursor position and the probe center
scaleminus XValue
LStart at the cursor position and the probe center
scale
6 The horizontal distance of the images
Length
between 2 groups of cursor position.
7 HStart: The image depth at the cursor position.
8 The height between the images of 2 groups

Height
of cursor position.
Table 3-10 Measurement items of View C

Index
measurement.
Group
scanning.
scale
Length
5 For C-scan only, indicating where the image
WStart
at the cursor position is on the probe.
6 For C-scan only, marking the image width
Width
between 2 groups of cursor positions.
Table 3-11 Measurement items of View D

Index
measurement.
Group
scanning.
LStart
at the cursor position and the probe center
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scale
Length

Height
of cursor position.
Table 3-12 Measurement items of View [B]

Index
measurement.
Group
scanning.
3 A Scan line number for the measurement
Line result, valid only when the measurement
object is A-scan image.
scale
Length

Height
of cursor position.
3.4 Introduction of Corrosion Images
3.4.1 Open the File
Start SuporUp. There are 2 ways to open a corrosion file.
1) Select File ->LoadCorrosionCScan from the menu.
3) Select "+ Corrosion from the FileParameter window on the right.
Find the directory storing SUPOR or SyncScan instrument corrosion files from the pop-up
window, and then double click to open the corrosion scan file. The file opened is as shown
in Fig. 3-14.
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Tip:The corrosion scan results can be opened properly if they are placed in the
same folder.
Fig. 3-14 Corrosion Scan Display
The users may choose landscape or portrait view as per the operating practice. Click the
hotkey Portrait or Landscape above the image.
3.4.2 Toolbar Features
For the detailed menu features above the image, see Chapter 2. See Fig. 3-15 for the
corrosion file toolbar.
Fig. 3-15 Corrosion scan toolbar

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3.4.2.1 Layout
The users may set up the layout of corrosion files. Select from Layout. Put the mouse on
the option, and the left will show the layout figure. See Fig. 3-16. The default layout is
"A+B+C+D(1)".
Fig. 3-16 Layout menu
To customize the layout, click LayoutSetting in the menu bar above the image, and it
pops up Fig. 3-17. Finish the setting, and click OK.
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Fig. 3-17 Layout Setting
To save the layout to the system, click Save Layout and input the name of the layout, the
layout will appear in "Layout" menu on the right toolbar. The user can select the
application.
To delete the custom layout, use the right mouse button to click over the layout in the
Layout menu, and click Delete button to delete it. The default layout option cannot be
deleted.
3.4.2.2 Display Mode
View D has 2 modes: SideView and RealShape. If the test part is a pipe, select
RealShape for View D. See Fig. 3-18.

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Note:When the workpiece type is flat panel, and no "Display Mode" in the
toolbar.
Real Shape
SideView
Fig. 3-18 View D
3.4.2.3 Display Item
Set up the display items of View D as user required. There are 2 options: SideView and
RealShape. See Fig. 3-19.
Fig. 3-19 Display Item
3.4.2.4 DigitalGain
The description and setup are the same as 3.2.2. The image refreshes with the
adjustment. When DataSource is Depth, adjusting DigitalGain will not regenerate a C/D
image.
3.4.2.5 DataSource
The description and setup are the same as 3.2.3. Change DataSource, and the image is
regenerated.
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3.4.2.6 ImageProcess
See the table below for image processing of view A, B, C and D.
Table 3-13 Image processing function
No. Image
Function For images
Processing
Zoom Reset: Reset the image to its default
1 A, B, C, D
image ratio
2
Gate Setting: To change the gate in view A. A
3
Rebuild: To regenerate C/D images. A, C, D
4
Color Scale: Reselect the color scale. B, C, D
5
Layer Color: To set up image layer color. C, D
6 Sectional Setup: To set up display range of

D
View D.
Tip:When DataSource is Amplitude, the Color Scale Setup function for C/D
images is activated; When DataSource is Depth, the Layer Color Setup
function for C/D images is activated
3.4.2.6.1 GateSetting
The user can change GateLogic, GateStart, GateWidth, GateThresh, MeasPoint,
MeasItem, MeasMode in GateSetting, in which MeasItem is for the measurement content
displayed at the top right of View A, and other options are related to the generation of C/D
images.
SA is for measure point sound path of Gate A.
SAB is for the value of |SA-SB|.
Rebuild is to refresh C image.
GateReset is to restore the gate-related information to system settings.
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Cancel is to cancel the setting and restore to the state before entering.
Close is to close the current window without saving.
Fig. 3-20 Gate Setting
3.4.2.6.2 LayerColor
Tip:When DataSource is set Depth, LayerColor setting is available for C and D
images. If DataSource is set Amplitude, only ColorScale setting is available.
The "LayerColor" window is divided into three areas: list and select area, adjust area and
color preview area.
Fig. 3-21 LayerColor Setting

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Add: To add the setup layers to the "list and select area", with up to 8 layers can
be set up.
Modify: To select the layer to be modified from the list, and modify parameters for
that layer in the adjust area.
Delete: To select the layer color to be deleted. Click to delete the checked color
layer.
OK: To confirm the modification after color setup and preview. Close the window
and refresh C image.
Cancel: To cancel the modification and restore to the state before entering.
Default: restore to the factory default settings.
3.4.2.6.3 Sectional Setting
To perform sectional setting of View D, capture the start and end positions to be displayed.
The user may drag the mouse over the workpiece simulation figure of View D to determine
the start position and end position. The right of the arrow displays the current scale in real
time.
3.4.2.7 Zoom Type
According to the zoom type setup, the image is adjusted automatically to the display.
Zoom type set up is not for image A and B, but for Image C and D.
Note: clicking the right mouse button on the view to display the menu.
Fig. 3-22 C image zoom type
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Fig. 3-23 D image zoom type
FitAxesDir: The image is zoomed in axial direction.
FitScanDir: The image is zoomed in encoder scan direction.
FitDepth: The image is zoomed in depth direction.
FitHorDir:The image is zoomed in horizontal direction.
FitVerDir:The image is zoomed in vertical direction.
FitSize:The image is zoomed in any type (without proportional restriction).
System:Consistent with image generation.
3.4.2.8 Display
Set up the display items for each view. For View D, the display can be set: SideView and
RealShape.
3.4.2.9 PositionSetting
The coordinate of the image for View C can be adjusted for easy observation. Click the
right mouse button on the image, and the setup screen is as shown in Fig. 3-24.
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Fig. 3-24 Position (Coordinate) Setting
The coordinate for each file of View C can be adjusted. Select the subfile number to be
adjusted from File, and the step for coordinate adjustment (HorStep, VerStep). Use the
four directional buttons to change the coordinate start position. Long press it to change
quickly.
3.4.3 Measure
A-scan echo measurement: click Measure->AWaveEcho in the menu bar, select the gate
and perform measurement. Or use the mouse to click the hotkey Gate A/B/C to finish gate
measurement.
Select A scan lines on B image. Use the mouse wheel to change the A scan line position,
and the measure line positions on A and C images are updated accordingly..
C/D image measurement: Right click Measure in the menu bar, and select PA-Rectangle,
and you may perform rectangle measurement on the CScan image. Or click the hotkey
Measure Rectangle to finish rectangle measurement.
Note:Rectangle measurement for corrosive CScan files is available for CScan
images only, but no measurement for AScan and BScan images.
3.4.3 MeasureResult
The measurement results of the image are displayed below the MeasureView, the left of
the window displays a thumbnail of the measured image (that can be hidden), and the
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right displays the specific measured data. See Fig. 3-25.
Fig. 3-25 Measure Result Window
3.4.3.1 Operation
1) Click DeleteAll, and all the measurement results (including AScan, BScan, [B]
Scan,CScan, DScan images) will be cleared.
2) Click DeleteChecked, and only the measurement results with the number before it
3) Click TxtExport to export the measurement results to a Txt file.
4) Check the box before LeftMeasImage or PopupMeasImage . When MeasureResult
is selected, the left image area or the area above the measure window displays the
5) Click the right mouse button in the "MeasureResult window, and set up the items to
See Table 3-14 for the description of measurement items
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Table 3-14 Description of measurement items

Index
measurement.
FileIndex
scanning.
FrameIndex
result.
4 A Scan line number for the measurement
LineIndex result, valid only when the measurement
object is A-scan image.

Amplitude
point in the gate (peak)
Depth
(peak)
HorDistance point from probe (wedge) flank to Gate A
(peak)
SoundPath
the gate
scale
Length
12 For C-scan only, indicating where the image
WStart
at the cursor position is on the probe.
13 For C-scan only, marking the image width
Width
14 For C-scan only, marking the image area
Area
15 For C-scan only, the minimum depth in the
MinDepth
measure range.
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16 For C-scan only, the maximum depth in the

MaxDepth
measure range.
17 HStart The image depth at the cursor position.
Height
of cursor position.
19 For D-scan only, convert the measure
StartAngle range(cursor position) to an angle and
display it.
20 For D-scan only, convert the measure range
EndAngle
(cursor position) to an angle and display it.
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Operation of TOFD Files
Chapter 4
4.1.1 Open A File
1) Select File -> Open from the menu.
2) Press the hotkey Open,
3) Select + File from the FileParameter window on the right.
and then double click the TOFD record file (*.trec) or parameter file (*.tdat) to open it. See
Fig. 4-1.
The parameter file includes A-scan echo images only, which is for file parameter setup in
scan review, and simple A-scan image functions.
Tip: The user can open multiple TOFD files in the software at the same time.
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Fig. 4-1 Open TOFD Image
4.1.2 Close A File
1) Select File -> Close, and select the desired file name to close the file.
2) Click the hotkey Close to close the file directly.
3) Select - All or Checked from the file parameter window to close it.
Note:Select "- All" to close all files; Select -Checked to close the selected file
4.2 Change Imaging Direction
Click the hotkey Direction-Portrait or Direction-Landscape in the menu bar above the
image to change the imaging direction of TOFD images.
4.3 LW Reference Line Setup
Use the mouse to click the measure line with LW, and the LW reference line (in a dotted ine)
is selected. Move the mouse cursor to the position where the lateral wave is to be set, click
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the left mouse button to confirm and finish the LW reference line setup. See Fig. 4-2, Use
the menu ColorAndLine to set up the line size and color.
Note:After selecting the "LW" reference line, use the keyboard direction buttons
to fine tune the reference line position.
Fig. 4- 2 LW reference line setup
4.4 Color Scale Setup
Double click the color scale on the right of the image, as shown in Fig. 4-2, to bring up the
color scale window. The user can set up the proper color scale for display.
details. See the figure below for the toolbar of TOFD files.
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Fig. 4-3 TOFD file toolbar
4.5.1 Play
1) Click the play button to play back images automatically.
2) Click the stop button or to pause or stop playing.
3) Adjust the playback speed by using the fast-forward button or rewind button
, and the playback speed will be updated simultaneously.
4) When in stop state place the mouse at the play slider , hold the left button and
slide, and images are played at the slide speed. Release the button to stop
playback. See Fig. 4-4.
4.5.2 DigitalGain
The image gain range is -20.0dB20.0dB, with the step 0.5dB. Use the menu DigitalGain
to make adjustment. See Fig. 4-5.
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Fig. 4-5 Gain Adjustment
4.5.3 ImageProcess
No processing is available for view A of TOFD images, with the menu ImageProcess
disabled.
4.5.3.1 Straightening
Straightening is used to do image processing on TOFD image lateral wave or bottom
wave area, so that part of the TOFD image will have alignment based on the lateral wave
or bottom wave of one scan line.
Here is the specific operation:
(1) Click Toolbar -> ImageProcess -> Straightening
(2) Click the left mouse button in the TOFD image area to confirm straightening the
reference scan line.
(3) Move the mouse to the desired start for straightening and click, then move the mouse
to the end for straightening and click again. The system automatically performs
straightening.
(4) To cancel straightening, press Recover to remove the straightening operation.
4.5.3.2 Filter
Filter is to do image processing on the lateral wave or bottom wave on the TOFD image
and filter the lateral wave or bottom wave of partial TOFD image.
Here is the specific operation:
(1) Click Toolbar -> ImageProcess -> Filter .
(2) Click the left mouse button in the TOFD image area to confirm filtering the reference
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scan line;
(3) Move the mouse to the desired start for filter and click, then move the mouse to the
end for filter and click again. The system automatically performs filter.
(4) To cancel filter, press Recover to remove the filter operation.
4.5.3.3 SAFT
SAFT(Synthetic Aperture Focusing Technique), for post processing of TOFD images, is to
bring images more accurate and closer to the real situation. Click SAFT button on
ImageProcess, and the system automatically performs SAFT processing.
Note :SAFT processing is not available after the image is processed by
Straightening or Filter.
4.5.3.4 Recover
After image processing such as Straighten, Filter and SAFT, press Recover to restore the
image to its original state.
4.5.3.5 ZoomRestore
Note:The image can be enlarged in two ways. The ZoomRestore button applies
to local zoom-in and local zoom-out only.
1) Full-screen zoom: You can zoom in the view to the full image display window. Double
left click the mouse button on the title bar of the view window, then the entire window of
the image will be enlarged to the maximum. Double-click the title bar again to restore it to
the original size.
2) Local zoom: Select the zoom area start from the TOFD image. Hold down the left
mouse button and drag to the lower right. Now a rectangular frame indicating the selected
area appears. Release the left mouse button, and the rectangular area is enlarged to to
full screen. To zoom out to the original image size, click ImageProcess -> ZoomRestore.
On the enlarged image, hold down the left mouse button and drag to the upper left. Now a
rectangular frame indicating the selected area appears. Release the left mouse button,
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and the rectangular area is zoomed out.
4.5.4 Contrast
Click Toolbar -> Contrast above the TOFD image. Select the contrast from the
drop-down menu. The contrast ranges 20%100%.
For multi-channel images, you may change the contrast of each image.
4.5.5 ArcLength
Click Toolbar -> ArcLength above the TOFD image. Select the length of the reference
arc from the drop-down menu. The arc length ranges from 1 to 100.
4.5.6 Display
The Display menu lists the items selectable for display for each view. The use may check
the menu items to be displayed as required by review and measurement.
Note: To display this menu, click the right mouse button on the view.
4.5.6.1 Measure Line
(1) Adjust the horizontal or vertical measure line individually. Left click on the horizontal
or vertical measuring line to activate it (displayed in a dotted line). Move the mouse to
the measure position and click the left mouse button again. Now the horizontal or
vertical measure line adjustment is finished.
(2) Adjust the horizontal or vertical measure line at the same time. Click the intersection
of the horizontal and vertical measure lines to activate them (displayed in dotted
lines). Move the mouse to the measure position and click the left mouse button again.
Now the horizontal and vertical measure line adjustment is finished.
4.5.6.2 Echo Amplitude Line
On an A-Scan image, the "echo amplitude line" indicates the echo amplitude peak. The
"echo amplitude line" changes with the waveform of the measure line, which cannot be
adjusted manually.
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4.6 TOFD Image Measurement
4.6.1 Measurement Operation
Select Measure -> TOFD Rectangle, or click MeasureRectangle in the shortcut menu to
perform rectangular measurement of TOFD images. After the rectangular measurement is
finished, the measure results are automatically displayed in the MeasureResult window.
NOTE: No measurement of A-Scan images for TOFD files.
4.6.2 MeasureResult
The image measure result is displayed in the MeasureResult window below SuporUp
screen. Click MeasureResult to display and then hide the window. A thumbnail of the
measured image is displayed on the left or above the window. The right side displays the
data of measurement. According to the image type (A Scan or TOFD), the data display
areas are divided into different tabs, displaying measure results of each image. See Fig.
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Fig. 4- 6 Measure Result Window
4.6.2.1 Operation
(1) Click DeleteAll, and all the measurement results will be cleared.
(2) Click DeleteChecked, and only the measurement results with the number before it
(3) Click TxtExport to export the measurement results to a Txt file.
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(4) Check the box before LeftMeasImage or PopupMeasImage, and the left image area
or the area above the measure window displays the thumbnail of the measured
image automatically. If not checked, the thumbnail of the image area is not displayed
but hidden.
(5) Click the right mouse button in the MeasureResult window, and set up the items to
See the description of Measurement items in Table 4-1.
Table 4-1 Description of Measurement items
1 Index Arranged to the order of image measurement operation.
2 Channel The channel number if TOFD scan is valid.

The horizontal distance from the image at the cursor position
3 LStart
to the probe central scale.
The distance of the measured image between 2 groups of
4 Length
cursor position.
The depth from the image at the cursor position to the work
5 HStart
piece surface.
6 Height The height between the images of 2 cursor positions.
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Operation of Conventional UT Files
Chapter 5
5.1.1 Open A File
(1) Select File -> Open from the menu.
(2) Press the hotkey Open,
(3) Select + File from the FileParameter window on the right.
and then double click the conventional UT record file (*.urec) or parameter file (*.udat) to
open it. See Fig. 5-1.
Tip: The user can open multiple UT files in the software at the same time. The
SUPOR instrument supports opening parameter files only.
Fig. 5-1 Open UT Image

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5.1.2 Close A File
(1) Select File -> Close, and select the desired file name to close the file.
(2) Click the hotkey Close to close the file directly.
(3) Select - All or Checked from the file parameter window to close it.
Note: Select "- All" to close all files; Select -Checked to close the selected file
5.2 Image Layout
Subject to the user operation habit, the image layout can be set as Landscape or Portrait .
Click the hotkey Landscape or Portrait to set up. See the figures in Fig. 5-2 and Fig. 5-3.
Fig. 5-2 Landscape View
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Fig. 5-3 Portrait View
5.3 Zoom Image
Zoom Image may zoom the view to the whole image display window. Double left click the
mouse button on the title bar of the view window, while the other images are automatically
hidden. Then double left click the title bar again to restore it to the original size.
5.4 Color Scale Selection
Double click the color scale on the right of the image to bring up the set color scale window.
The user can set up the proper color scale for display.
details. See Fig. 5-4 for the toolbar of UT files.
Fig. 5-4 UT file toolbar
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5.5.1 Play
1) Click the play button to play back images automatically.
2) Click the stop button or to stop playing.
3) Adjust the playback speed by using the fast-forward button or rewind
button , and the playback speed will be updated simultaneously.
4) When in stop state place the mouse at the play slider , hold the left button
slide, and images are played at the slide speed. Release the button to stop
playback. See Fig. 5-5. The play slider start position is for the scan start position
of the image.
Note: If the scan type is a cine or time based, the unit below the play slider
is a time unit (00:00); if the scan type is encoder, the unit below the
play slider is a length unit (mm).
5.5.2 Display
The menu items for different views are not the same. The user may check the menu items
to be displayed as required.
5.5.2.1 View A
See Table 5-1 for the menu items displayed in View A.

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Table 5-1 Menu items displayed in View A

1 Gate A/B/C Display gate A/B/C at the top right of the view window.
2 EchoSoundPath Echo sound path measurement in the gate displayed at the
top right of the view window.
3 EchoDepth Echo depth measurement in the gate displayed at the top
4 EchoHorDistance Echo horizontal distance measurement in the gate displayed
at the top right of the view window.
5 EchoAmplitude Echo amplitude measurement in the gate displayed at the top
6 HdB HdB measurement in the gate displayed at the top right of the
view window.
7 ERS In AVG curve state, the flat-bottomed hole (FBH) equivalence
of measure point echoes in the gate.
8 Peak Set the gate measurement mode to Peak" in the view
window.
9 Flank Set the gate measurement mode to Flank" in the view
window.
10 JFlank Set the gate measurement mode to JFlank" in the view
window.
11 Sec.Color If enabled, the secondary wave area is marked out.
12 WaveFill For turning on/ off WaveFill function.
13 DAC/AVG For selecting to display the curve on the A-Scan image if DAC
or AVG curve is available for system scanning.
5.5.2.2 View B
See Table 5-2 for the menu items displayed in View B.
Table 5-2 Menu items displayed in View B

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5.5.3 Sync
If the data is multi-channel data, MeasureLine is selectable in the Sync menu. After
enabling the sync measure line, when moving the measuring line of one channel, the
measure lines for other channel are moved synchronously.
5.6 Image Measurement
5.6.1 AScan image measurement
5.6.1.1 Measure menu
After selecting AScan image window, right click the tab UT AWaveEcho in the
MeasureResult window, and select the measure items from the pop-up window.
5.6.1.2 Measurement Operation
Up to three measurement gates can be displayed at the same time in the A-Scan image
window.
(1) Gate width adjustment. Place the cursor on any side of the gate. Left click when the
cursor changes to a double arrow, and the gate is being selected (dotted line). Move
the mouse to adjust the gate size, and left click to confirm.
(2) Gate position adjustment. Place the cursor in the middle of the gate, left click when
the cursor changes to a four-way cross cursor, and the gate is being selected (dotted
line). Move the mouse to adjust the gate position, and left click to confirm.
After the gate adjustment is finished, select Measure -> AWave Echo for the gate, and
you may perform measurement for the gate; or click the gate measurement icon Gate in
the shortcut menu bar to finish measurement quickly. Now the number (1, 2, ......)
displayed at the gate refers to the number of measurement. The measurement result is
displayed on the right of the AScan image, with the font color corresponding to the gate
line color. See Fig. 5-6.
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Measurement result
Number of measurement
Fig. 5-6 Gate measurement example of A-Scan image
5.6.2 BScan Image Measurement
Rectangle measurement is available for BSan images. Press the hotkey Measure
Rectangle to perform measurement, with the measurement results displayed in
MeasureResult.
5.6.3 MeasureResult
5.6.3.1 Operaiton
The measurement results are displayed below the MeasureResult window, the left of the
window displays a thumbnail image of the measured image, and the right displays the
specific measured data. See Fig. 5-7.
(1) Click DeleteAll, and all the measurement results (including UT AScan and UT BScan
images) will be cleared.
(2) click DeleteChecked, and only the measurement results with the number before it
(3) Click TxtExport to export the measurement results to a Txt file.
(4) Check the box before LeftMeasImage or PopupMeasImage . When MeasureResult is
selected, the left image area or the area above the measure window displays the
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(5) Click the right mouse button in the "MeasureResult window, and set up the items to
be displayed in the "MeasureResult window. Check before the items to display
with the left mouse button, or uncheck to cancel the display.
Fig. 5-7 Measure Result
Table 5-3 Measurement items of View UT A

Index
measurement.
Group
scanning.
FrameIndex
result.

Amplitude
point in the gate
SoundPath
the gate
7 Depth Depth of echo measurement point in the gate
HorDistance
point from probe (wedge) flank to Gate A
9 HdB dB difference between amplitude of echo
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measurement point and gate height in the

gate
10 ERS In AVG curve state, the flat-bottomed hole
(FBH) equivalence of measure point echoes
in the gate.
Table 5-4 Measurement items of View UT B
1 Index Arranged to the order of image measurement operation.
2 Channel The channel number.

The horizontal distance from the image at the cursor position
3 LStart
to the probe central scale.
The distance of the measured image between 2 groups of
4 Length
cursor position.
The depth from the image at the cursor position to the work
5 HStart
piece surface.
6 Height The height between the images of 2 cursor positions.
5.7 Record and Play Conventional UT Cine
The Conventional UT cine files saved in the instrument can be played on SuporUp
software, which is for review and playback, but not for measurement. During the playback,
the parameter information in the file parameters are updated synchronously, and the
adjusted parameters are marked out with a yellow background.
(1) Click the play button in Toolbar -> Play, and images are cycle played back
automatically.
(2) Click the stop button or to pause or stop playing.
(3) Adjust the playback speed by using the fast-forward button or rewind button
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, with multiple steps available. To view the last frame directly, click , to view
the first frame click .
(4) When in stop state place the mouse at the play slider , hold the left button and
slide, and images are played at the slide speed. Release the button to stop playback.
See Fig. 5-9.
Fig. 5-9 Play Cine
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Operation of TG Files
Chapter 6
6.1.1 Open A File
(1) Select File -> Open from the menu.
(2) Press the hotkey Open,
(3) Select + File from the FileParameter window on the right.
and then double click the TG (thickness gauge) data set (*.tgdat) or parameter file (*.tgpar)
to open it. See Fig. 6-1.
Tip: The TG data set files may show the measured thickness values (as shown
below), and the parameter files include waveform image areas only.
Image Area TG Reading
Fig. 6-1 Open TG Image

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6.1.2 Close A File
(1) Select File -> Close, and select the desired file name to close the file.
(2) Click the hotkey Close to close the file directly.
(3) Select - All or Checked from the file parameter window to close it.
Note: Select "- All" to close all files; Select -Checked to close the selected file
6.2 ColorAndLine Setup
For TG data set files, the colors of thickness and alarms can be set up in the menu
ColorAndLine. Up to 8 group settings can be set up. See Fig. 6-2.
Fig. 6-2 Color Setup for Layers
Add: To add a new color for the setup thickness.
Modify: To select the thickness to be modified from the list, and modify
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parameters of the thickness in the adjust fields.
Delete: Select the thickness color to be deleted. Click Delete to delete the
selected thickness color.
Apply: To confirm the modification after color setup and preview.
Default: To restore to the factory default settings.
Quit: To quit the modification and restore to the state before entering.
After setting, the background color of the thickness reading area changes, and the
reading at the upper right corner of the image area changes accordingly.
6.3 Thickness Reading Area
Click any reading with the mouse. The title bar above will display the information of the
current position, and the left waveform will display the image of information of the current
position.
Fig. 6-3 Thickness Reading Area
Right-click the reading area to bring up the menu as shown in Fig. 6-4.
Fig. 6-4 Menu of Reading Area
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6.3.1 Display Mode
Subject to user habit, the display mode of reading can be selected from a list or table.
6.3.2 Search
Enter the search condition in the search field, and the readings complying with the search
condition are listed in a table, and it prompts the total number that meets the condition.
Fig. 6-5 Reading Search
6.3.3 Export Excel File
This function is to export the entire list/ table of readings to an Excel file. The display mode
when exported is the display mode (list or table) of the current reading area. After export,
the Excel will be automatically opened for review.
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Test Report
Chapter 7
Test Report
Users may import file information and measurement results to reports, which can be
generated automatically. Before import, please edit and manage the report templates and
user information for recall in subsequent use. See Fig. 7-1 for the report menu.
Fig. 7-1 Report Menu
7.1 Template Manager
The user may edit and set up the report template when generating a report. The edited
templates will be automatically saved in the list, and you may open it directly upon next
use.
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Test Report
Fig. 7-2 Template Manager
7.1.1 Type Selection
How to set up Data Type and Template Type.
Data Type includes: PA, TOFD, UT and TG, subject to system mode. Usually the system
will automatically select the data type according to the file opened.
Template Type includes: Word and Excel. The default template type is Word, and the user
can customize it to Excel.
7.1.2 New Template
Import: Based on the selected data type and template type, the selected template
path and related information are imported to the list. The user can choose a
template to import for use.
New Empty: Create a new blank Word / Excel report file.
New Sel: Make changes on the selected template, and create a new Word / Excel
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Test Report
report file.
Remove Sel: Remove the selected template from the list. But the default template
shall not be removed.
Clear List: Clear all the templates in the list except for the default template.
Remark: According to the selected data type, the remark list is popped up for user
review. All the remark key words may be copied. See Fig. 7-3.
Input the filter condition in the field "Data Filter", and the entries meeting the
condition are filtered out in the list.
Click on the title bar, and the entries can be rearranged by Index, Name or
Bookmark.
In the list, the line in blue background is level 1 menu, the line in gray
background is level 2 menu, and the line without background color is level 3
menu.
For keywords of PA and corrosion scan files, see Appendix A;
For keywords of TOFD files, see Appendix B;
For keywords of UT files, see Appendix C;
For keywords of TG files, see Appendix D.
7-3
Test Report
Fig. 7-3 Remark View
7.1.3 Template List
To list all the templates imported to the software for direct use or edit.
7.2 UserInfoManage
Some basic user information in the reports can be edited to a template for direct reference
when generating reports, without re-entering such information. For the user information
management screen, see Fig. 7-4. The left side is a list of saved user information, the
middle includes the details of selected or edited information, and the right side contains
action buttons.
1) New. Click New button to create new user information.
2) Edit. Select an entry of user information from the information save list on the
left, click Edit to edit or delete the file name, item and value for that entry.
Operation:
Click the keyword or value in the information details to bring up the options available. Click
button in the optional list to remove the option from the list. In the last column input the
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Test Report
item and click + button to add an item. Saving the custom added items will automatically
generate the bookmarks, which can be viewed in "bookmark preview". The user needs to
input in the "Value" column, and the entered info will be saved as a drop-down menu for the
same item, which can be selected from the drop-down menu by another user when editing
information.
Note: The new bookmark rule is "RIV_Ext_keyword". Since the bookmark
supports letters, numbers and underlines only, other characters in the
keyword are substituted by underlines.
Fig. 7-4 User Info Manager
7.3 Generate Report
Click the menu bar Report -> Generate Report, and the system pops up the report
content edit screen. See Fig. 7-5.
Template column lists the saved report templates matching the current file type. The users
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Test Report
can use directly or click Temp Man to quickly access the template edit screen.
UserInfo column lists all saved user information items. The users can use directly or click
Info Man to quickly access the user information edit screen. If any information in the list of
"Value" in UserInfo is changed, press Save to save the information.
Tip: For more information about template edit, see 7.1 Template Manager. For
more information about user information edit, see 7.2 UserInfoManage.
After selecting the template and user information, press Report to generate a report, and
open the report file for review. If no report is generated, press Quit to exit the Test Report
screen.
Fig. 7-5 Generate Test Report
7.4 Report Now
Click the menu bar Report -> Report Now, and the software generates a report based on
the last template in use and the user information, and open report file for review.
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Software Maintenance
Chapter 8
Software Maintenance
8.1 Software Upgrade
SuporUp computer data processing software is a post-processing tool for industrial
ultrasound testing systems. With the development of industrial ultrasonic equipment,
computer and network technology, new products will be released as the software keeps
updating and improving.
8.2 Telephone or E-mail Enquiry
To learn more about the company technology, products and service, or if an exception is
found in product use, please contact SIUI service.
8.3 SIUI Service Contact Information
Shantou Institute of Ultrasonic Instruments Co., Ltd. (SIUI)
Add: 77 Jinsha Road, Shantou, Guangdong 515041, China
Tel: 86-754-88250150 Fax: 86-754-88251499
Website: http://www.siui.com
E-mail: siui@siui.com
8-1
Keywords for General Info in Reports
Appendix A Keywords for General Info in Report
Item Name Keyword

Entrustment
RIV_Ext_Entrustment_Company
Company
Inspection Company RIV_Ext_Inspection_Company
Supervision
RIV_Ext_Supervision_Company
Company
Standard RIV_Ext_Standard
Workpiece Type RIV_Ext_Workpiece_Type
UserInfo
Groove_Type RIV_Ext_Groove_Type
RIV_Ext_Param
Specs RIV_Ext_Specs
Material RIV_Ext_Material
Surface RIV_Ext_Surface
Thickness RIV_Ext_Thickness
Method RIV_Ext_Method
Date RIV_Ext_Date
Coupling RIV_Ext_Coupling
FileName RIV_FileName
FileType RIV_FileType
FileInfo FileNum RIV_FileNum
RIV_File_Param GroupNum/
RIV_TotalChannelNum
ChannelNum
Remark RIV_Remark
Machine RIV_Machine
MachineSN RIV_MachineSN
MachineInfo Module RIV_Module
RIV_Machine_Param ModuleSN RIV_ModuleSN
SoftwareVersion RIV_SoftwareVersion
HardwareVersion RIV_HardwareVersion
FrameNum RIV_FrameNum
ScanMode RIV_ScanMode
BaseTimeScanInfo
ScanTimeStep RIV_ScanTimeStep
ScanLength RIV_ScanLength
ScanInfo EncoderName RIV_EncoderName
RIV_Encoder_Param ScanMode RIV_ScanMode
SingleAxisInfo
ScanEncoderStep RIV_ScanEncoderStep
EncoderXMpp RIV_ScanEncoderXMpp
DoubleAxisInfo
EncoderName RIV_EncoderName
A-1
Item Name Keyword

ScanMode RIV_ScanMode
EncoderStepX RIV_ScanEncoderStepX
EncoderXMpp RIV_ScanEncoderXMpp
DoubleAxisInfo
EncoderStepY RIV_ScanEncoderStepY
EncoderYMpp RIV_ScanEncoderYMpp
ScanInfo FrameNum RIV_FrameNum
RIV_Encoder_Param ScanMode RIV_ScanMode
StartTime RIV_ScanStartTime
EndTime RIV_ScanEndTime
UTCineScanInfo
ScanTimeStep RIV_ScanTimeStep
FrameIndex RIV_ScanFrameIndex
FrameTime RIV_ScanFrameTime
WorkpieceName RIV_WorkpieceName
WorkpieceType RIV_WorkpieceType
Flat-NoneWorkpiec Thickness RIV_Thickness
eInfo MaterialType RIV_MaterialType
LongitudinalVel RIV_LongitudinalVel
ShearVel RIV_ShearVel
MaterialType RIV_MaterialType
Thickness RIV_Thickness
Flat-SimpleWorkpie GrooveType RIV_GrooveType
WorkpieceInfo
ceInfo GroovePosition RIV_GroovePosition
RIV_Workpiece_Param
GrooveWidth RIV_GrooveWidth
RootWidth RIV_RootWidth
ShoulderHeight RIV_ShoulderHeight
HeatAffactZone RIV_HeatAffactZone
Reinforcement RIV_Reinforcement
RootReinforcement RIV_RootReinforcement
GrooveType RIV_GrooveType
Flat-VWorkpieceInfo Thickness RIV_Thickness
A-2
Item Name Keyword

Clearance RIV_ClearanceRoot
Flat-VWorkpieceInfo
Distance M RIV_DistM
Flat-DVWorkpieceIn
GroovePosition RIV_GroovePosition
fo
Distance P RIV_DistP
WorkpieceInfo
RIV_Workpiece_Param HeatAffactZone RIV_HeatAffactZone
Continued WorkpieceName RIV_WorkpieceName
Flat-YWorkpieceInfo
Flat-XWorkpieceInfo Thickness RIV_Thickness
A-3
Item Name Keyword

WorkpieceInfo GrooveWidth RIV_GrooveWidth
RIV_Workpiece_Param Distance P RIV_DistP
Continued RootPos RIV_RootPos
Flat-XWorkpieceInfo
Flat-UWorkpieceInf
o
Radius RIV_RootRadius
Flat-DYWorkpieceIn
PadThk RIV_PadThk
fo
PadLen RIV_PadLen
Flat-IWorkpieceInfo WorkpieceType RIV_WorkpieceType
A-4
Item Name Keyword

WorkpieceInfo Flat-IWorkpieceInfo MaterialType RIV_MaterialType
RIV_Workpiece_Param LongitudinalVel RIV_LongitudinalVel
Continued Clearance RIV_Clearance
Thickness1 RIV_Thickness1
Thickness2 RIV_Thickness2
Flat-DiffThkWorkpie GrooveWidth RIV_GrooveWidth
ceInfo Distance L RIV_DistL
LPos RIV_LPos
RootPos RIV_RootPos
FlangeThk RIV_FlangeThk
AngleWorkpieceInfo WebThk RIV_WebThk
CrossAng RIV_CrossAng
Clearance RIV_Clearance
LeftAng RIV_LeftAng
RightAng RIV_RightAng
LeftH RIV_LeftH
RightH RIV_RightH
PipeWorkpieceInfo
PipeDiameter RIV_PipeDiameter
A-5
Item Name Keyword

WorkpieceInfo PipeWorkpieceInfo Thickness RIV_Thickness
RIV_Workpiece_Param MaterialType RIV_MaterialType
Continued LongitudinalVel RIV_LongitudinalVel
SmallPipe-VWorkpi LongitudinalVel RIV_LongitudinalVel
eceInfo ShearVel RIV_ShearVel
SmallPipe-YWorkpi
eceInfo
A-6
Keywords for Phased Array and CorrosionReport
Appendix B Keywords for Phased Array and CorrosionReport
In the table below, X in description such as RIV_X_ProbeName refers to channel
phased-array group index, X=1 for group 1, and so on.
Item Name Keyword

GroupInfo RIV_PA_Groups_Param
ProbeName RIV_X_ProbeName
ProbeType RIV_X_ProbeType
ProbeFreq RIV_X_ProbeFreq
ProbeInfo ElementNum(n) RIV_X_ProbeElementNum
RIV_PA_X_Probe_Param Pitch(p) RIV_X_ProbePitch
CrustL RIV_X_ProbeL
CrustW RIV_X_ProbeW
CrustH RIV_X_ProbeH
WedgeName RIV_X_LayerName
WedgeType RIV_X_LayerType
WedgeAngle RIV_X_LayerAngle
RefractionAngle RIV_X_RefractionAngle
WedgeVel RIV_X_LayerVel
First Element XT(XT) RIV_X_LayerXT
WedgeInfo
First Element X(X) RIV_X_LayerX
RIV_PA_X_Layer_Param
First Element
RIV_X_LayerZ
Height(Z)
WedgeLength(L) RIV_X_LayerL
WedgeWidth(W) RIV_X_LayerW
WedgeHeight(H) RIV_X_LayerH
WedgeRadius(R) RIV_X_LayerR
Calibration RIV_X_Calibration
LineNum RIV_X_LineNum
ProbePosition RIV_X_ProbePosition
DistanceE RIV_X_DistanceE
ScanDepth RIV_X_ScanDepth
DispDelay RIV_X_DispDelay
SettingInfo PulseFreq RIV_X_PulseFreq
RIV_PA_X_Scan_Param ReceiveFreq RIV_X_ReceiveFreq
PulseVoltage RIV_X_PulseVoltage
PRF RIV_X_PulsePRF
PulsePower RIV_X_PulsePower
Gain RIV_X_Gain
EchoType RIV_X_EchoType
MaterialVel RIV_X_MaterialVel
B-1
Item Name Keyword

HorizontalZero RIV_X_HorizontalZero
ScanType RIV_X_ScanType
ScanStartElement RIV_X_ScanStartElement
ScanEndElement RIV_X_ScanEndElement
ScanLinearStep RIV_X_ScanLinearStep
ScanAperture RIV_X_ScanAperture
SettingInfo ScanStartAngle RIV_X_ScanStartAngle
RIV_PA_X_Scan_Param EndAngle RIV_X_ScanEndAngle
Continued AngleStep RIV_X_ScanAngleStep
ScanAngle RIV_X_ScanAngle
ScanFocus RIV_X_ScanFocus
BeaSw RIV_X_BeaSw
BeaCompensate RIV_X_BeaCompensate
BeaStart RIV_X_BeaStart
BeaEnd RIV_X_BeaEnd
GateALogic RIV_X_GateALogic
GateAStart RIV_X_GateAStart
GateAWidth RIV_X_GateAWidth
GateAThresh RIV_X_GateAThresh
GateAMeasPoint RIV_X_GateAMeasPoint
GateBLogic RIV_X_GateBLogic
GateBStart RIV_X_GateBStart
Sample Setting
GateBWidth RIV_X_GateBWidth
RIV_PA_X_Gate_Param
GateBThresh RIV_X_GateBThresh
GateBMeasPoint RIV_X_GateBMeasPoint
GateCLogic RIV_X_GateCLogic
GateCStart RIV_X_GateCStart
GateCWidth RIV_X_GateCWidth
GateCThresh RIV_X_GateCThresh
GateCMeasPoint RIV_X_GateCMeasPoint
ThicknessGroup RIV_X_ThicknessGroup
Color_N RIV_X_Color_N
StartColor_N RIV_X_StartColor_N
EndColor_N RIV_X_EndColor_N
LayerColor StartThickness_N RIV_X_StartThickness_N
RIV_LayerColor_Param EndThickness_N RIV_X_EndThickness_N
ThicknessStep_N RIV_X_ThicknessStep_N
OverMaxColor RIV_X_OverMaxColor
OverMinColor RIV_X_OverMinColor
ErrorColor RIV_X_ErrorColor
Area Simulation
AxaesStep RIV_X_AxisYStep
RIV_AreaSimul_Param
B-2
Item Name Keyword

ApertureLength RIV_X_ApertureLen
Area Simulation CoverPorPortion RIV_X_CoverPorPortion
RIV_AreaSimul_Param StartPos RIV_X_StartPos
Continued EndPos RIV_X_EndPos
AxisYPosition_N RIV_X_AxisYPosition_N
AWaveEcho RIV_PA_AMeasResult
BImage RIV_PA_BMeasResult
Measure Result CImage RIV_PA_CMeasResult
RIV_MeasResult DImage RIV_PA_DMeasResult
[B] Image RIV_PA_BSMeasResult
TOFDImage RIV_PA_TFMeasResult
AWaveEcho RIV_PA_APicture
B Image RIV_PA_BPicture
Image C Image RIV_PA_CPicture
RIV_Picture D Image RIV_PA_DPicture
[B] Image RIV_PA_BSPicture
TOFD Image RIV_PA_TFPicture
B-3
Keywords for TOFDReport
Appendix C Keywords for TOFDReport
Item Name Keyword

ChannelInfo RIV_ChannelParam
ProbeType RIV_TF_X_ProbeType
ProbeFreq RIV_TF_X_ProbeFreq
ProbeDiameter RIV_TF_X_ProbeDiameter
LongitudinalVel RIV_TF_X_LongitudinalVel
WedgeAngle RIV_TF_X_WedgeAngle
WedgeVel RIV_TF_X_WedgeVel
FocusPosition RIV_TF_X_FocusPosition
CalcRule RIV_TF_X_CalcRule
Gain RIV_TF_X_Gain
Comp. RIV_TF_X_Repair2
Range RIV_TF_X_Range
TimeWindow RIV_TF_X_TimeWindow
DispDelay RIV_TF_X_PulseDelay
ProbeDelay RIV_TF_X_ProbeDelay
TOFDProbe PulseVoltage RIV_TF_X_PulseVoltage2
SettingInfo PulseWidth RIV_TF_X_PulseWidth
Damping RIV_TF_X_Damping
PRF RIV_TF_X_PulsePRF
SettingInfo
FrequencyBand RIV_TF_X_FrequencyBand
RIV_TF_X_Para
WorkpieceThicknes
m RIV_TF_X_WorkpieceThickness
s
PCSValue RIV_TF_X_PCSValue
Average RIV_TF_X_Average
ChannelOffset RIV_TF_X_ChannelOffset
LayerStart RIV_TF_X_LayerStart
LayerEnd RIV_TF_X_LayerEnd
X_ScanTotalDist
RIV_TF_X_ScanTotalDist
(SS)
ScanLeakDist (LS) RIV_TF_X_ScanLeakDist
ProbeAngle RIV_TF_X_ProbeAngle
AngleProbeS ProbeKValue RIV_TF_X_ProbeKValue
ettingInfo ProbeXValue RIV_TF_X_ProbeXValue
ProbeLenA RIV_TF_X_ProbeLenA
ProbeLenB RIV_TF_X_ProbeLenB
Position RIV_TF_X_Position
C-1
Item Name Keyword

CoverType RIV_TF_X_CoverType
MaterialVel RIV_TF_X_MaterialVel
EchoType RIV_TF_X_EchoType
Gain RIV_TF_X_Gain
PulseVoltage2 RIV_TF_X_PulseVoltage2
PulseWidth RIV_TF_X_PulseWidth
AngleProbeS Damping RIV_TF_X_Damping
ettingInfo PRF RIV_TF_X_PulsePRF
Rectify RIV_TF_X_Rectify
WorkpieceThicknes
RIV_TF_X_WorkpieceThickness
s
PWSValue RIV_TF_X_PWSValue
SettingInfo ChannelOffset RIV_TF_X_ChannelOffset
RIV_TF_X_Para ScanTotalLength(S
m S)
(Continued) ScanLeakLength(L
RIV_TF_X_ScanLeakDist
S)
ProbeXValue RIV_TF_X_ProbeXValue
Position RIV_TF_X_Position
MaterialVel RIV_TF_X_MaterialVel
EchoType RIV_TF_X_EchoType
Gain RIV_TF_X_Gain
CreepProbe Range RIV_TF_X_Range
SettingInfo TimeWindow RIV_TF_X_TimeWindow
C-2
Item Name Keyword

WorkpieceThicknes
s
PWSValue RIV_TF_X_PWSValue
CreepProbe
SettingInfo
ScanTotalLength(S
S)
ScanLeakLength(L
RIV_TF_X_ScanLeakDist
S)
ProbeDiameter RIV_TF_X_ProbeDiameter
LongitudinalVel RIV_TF_X_LongitudinalVel
WedgeAngle RIV_TF_X_WedgeAngle
WedgeVel RIV_TF_X_WedgeVel
GrooveTopWidth RIV_TF_X_GrooveTopWidth
GrooveBottomWidt
RIV_TF_X_GrooveBottomWidth
h
FocusPosition RIV_TF_X_FocusPosition
SettingInfo
CalcRule RIV_TF_X_CalcRule
RIV_TF_X_Para
Gain RIV_TF_X_Gain
m
(Continued)
SuporSetting ProbeDelay RIV_TF_X_ProbeDelay
Info DualProbe RIV_TF_X_DualProbe
FineGain RIV_TF_X_FineGain
WorkpieceThicknes
s
PCSValue RIV_TF_X_PCSValue
LayerStart RIV_TF_X_LayerStart
LayerEnd RIV_TF_X_LayerEnd
MeasureResult RIV_TF_AMeasRe
AWaveEcho
RIV_MeasResul sult
t BImage RIV_TF_BMeasRe
C-3
Item Name Keyword

sult
Image AWaveEcho RIV_TF_APicture

RIV_Picture
BImage RIV_TF_BPicture
C-4
Keywords for Conventional UT Report
Appendix D Keywords for Conventional UT Report
Item Name Keyword

ChannelInfo RIV_UT_Groups_Param
Calibration RIV_X_CalibStates
MaterialType RIV_X_MaterialType
EchoType RIV_X_EchoType
WorkpieceThickness RIV_X_WorkpieceThickness
PulseVoltage RIV_X_PulseVoltage2
PulseWidth RIV_X_PulseWidth
Damping RIV_X_Damping
PRF RIV_X_PulsePRF
DualProbe RIV_X_DualProbe
Range RIV_X_Range
DispDelay RIV_X_PulseDelay
Gain RIV_X_Gain
FrequencyBand RIV_X_FrequencyBand
AnalogFilter RIV_X_AnalogFilter
Rectify RIV_X_Rectify
Sur_Comp RIV_X_Repair
ScanInfo FineGain RIV_X_FineGain
RIV_UT_X_Scan_Param Reject RIV_X_Reject
ProbeAngle RIV_X_ProbeAngle
ProbeKValue RIV_X_ProbeKValue
ProbeXValue RIV_X_ProbeXValue
ProbeDelay RIV_X_ProbeDelay
Distance E RIV_X_SimulWkpcDistE
ChannelOffset RIV_X_ChannelOffset
AutoFreeze RIV_X_AutoFreeze
Sec.Color RIV_X_SecWaveColor
WaveComp RIV_X_WaveComp
WaveFill RIV_X_WaveFill
PeakEvo RIV_X_PeakEnvCtrl
WeldSimu RIV_X_WeldSimulSwitch
Dr RIV_X_Dr
K RIV_X_K
Di RIV_X_Di
AWSOps RIV_X_AWSOps
B Ref Ha RIV_X_B_Ref_Ha
D-1
Item Name Keyword

B Ref RIV_X_B_Ref
CSCType RIV_X_CSCType
OutDiam RIV_X_OutDiam
CrackHeight1 RIV_X_CrackHeight1
CrackHeight2 RIV_X_CrackHeight2
CrackResult RIV_X_CrackResult
Curve RIV_X_Curve
DACCriterion RIV_X_DACCriterion
DACLevel RIV_X_DACLevel
CurveNum RIV_X_CurveNum
CurveType RIV_X_CurveType
CurveSel RIV_X_CurveSel
DACDisplay RIV_X_DACDisplay
DACCurve1 RIV_X_DACCurve1
ScanInfo DACCurve5 RIV_X_DACCurve5
RIV_UT_X_Scan_Param DACCurve6 RIV_X_DACCurve6
(Continued) ProbeName RIV_X_ProbeName
ProbeType RIV_X_ProbeType
ProbeShape RIV_X_ProbeShape
AVGFreq RIV_X_AVGFreq
AVGLenA RIV_X_AVGLenA
AVGLenB RIV_X_AVGLenB
AVGBaseType RIV_X_AVGBaseType
AVGBaseAperture RIV_X_AVGBaseAperture
AVGCurve1 RIV_X_AVGCurve1
Attenuation RIV_X_Attenuation
AVGMode RIV_X_AvgMode
K1/K2Calib RIV_X_K1K2Corr
FlawLengthSW RIV_X_FlawLengthSW
FlawLength RIV_X_FlawLength
AVGDisplay RIV_X_AVGDisplay
GateInfo
RIV_UT_X_Gate_Param
GateAMeasPoint RIV_X_GateAMeasPoint
D-2
Item Name Keyword

GateInfo
GateBMeasPoint RIV_X_GateBMeasPoint
RIV_UT_X_Gate_Param
GateCLogic RIV_X_GateCLogic
(Continued)
GateCStart RIV_X_GateCStart
GateCWidth RIV_X_GateCWidth
GateCThresh RIV_X_GateCThresh
GateCMeasPoint RIV_X_GateCMeasPoint
MeasResult AWaveEcho RIV_UT_AMeasResult
RIV_MeasResult BImage RIV_UT_BMeasResult
Image AWaveEcho RIV_UT_APicture
RIV_Picture BImage RIV_UT_BPicture
D-3
Keywords for TG Report
Appendix E Keywords for TG Report
Item Name Keyword

FileFormat RIV_LCP_FileFormat
Row RIV_LCP_Row
Column RIV_LCP_Column
LCPInfo PointNum RIV_LCP_PointNum
RIV_LCP_Param LineColRoll RIV_LCP_LineColRoll
DispModeLine RIV_LCP_DispModeLine
DispModeCol RIV_LCP_DispModeCol
RollMode RIV_LCP_RollMode
ProbeName RIV_Probe_X_Name
ProbeType RIV_Probe_X_Type
ProbeInfo
ProbeFreq RIV_Probe_X_Freq
RIV_Probe_X_Param
ProbeDiameter RIV_Probe_X_Diameter
Remark RIV_Probe_X_Remark
CurrChannel RIV_X_Channel
Range RIV_X_Range
DispDelay RIV_X_DispDelay
ProbeDelay RIV_X_ProbeDelay
Gain RIV_X_Gain
Rectify RIV_X_Rectify
MeasObject RIV_X_MeasObj
LineSelect RIV_X_VPathSet
SettingInfo
WorkMode RIV_X_WorkMode
RIV_TG_X_Param
MeasFreq RIV_X_MeasFreq
ThicknessList RIV_ThicknessList
Image RIV_Picture
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1.2 Scope.... 1-1

1.3 Purpose..... 1-1

1.4 Background............................ 1-1

1.5 Operating Environment........................ 1-1

1.6 Product Delivery Description..................... 1-2

2. System Installation and Software Interface 2-1

2.2 Software Screen. 2-3

2.3 Introduction of Menus and Shortcuts 2-4

3. Operation of PA Files..... 3-1

3.2 Toolbar Features. 3-3

3.3 Image Measurement..... 3-11

3.4 Introduction of Corrosion Image...... 3-17

4. Operation of TOFD Files... 4-1

4.1 Open and Close Files. 4-1

4.2 Change Imaging Direction 4-2

4.3 LW Reference Line Setup 4-2

4.4 Color Scale Setup.. 4-3

4.5 Toolbar Features 4-3

4.6 TOFD Image Measurement.. 4-8

5. Operation of Conventional UT Files.. 5-1

5.1 Open and Close Files. . . . 5-1

5.2 Image Layout.. 5-2

5.3 Zoom Image... 5-3

5.4 Color Scale Selection.. 5-3

5.5 Toolbar Features........ 5-3

5.6 Image Measurement......... 5-6

5.7 Record and Play Conventional UT Cine........ 5-9

6. Operation of TG Files. 6-1

6.1 Open and Close Files. 6-1

6.2 ColorAndLine Setup. 6-2

6.3 Thickness Reading Area.. 6-3

6.4 Disposal... 6-3

7. Test Report.... 7-1

7.1 Template Manager. 7-1

7.2 UserInfo Manage 7-4

7.3 Generate Report 7-5

7.4 Report Now. 7-6

8. Software Maintenance.... 8-1

8.1 Software Upgrade 8-1

8.2 Telephone or E-mail Enquiry 8-1

8.3 SIUI Service Contact Information 8-1

Appendix A: Keywords for General Info in Reports.... A-1

Appendix B: Keywords for Phased Array and Corrosion Report B-1

Appendix D Keywords for Conventional UT Report... D-1

Appendix E Keywords for TG Report. E-1

SuporUp computer data processing software is professional software for industrial

a convenient approach for post-processing of industrial ultrasonic data.

industrial ultrasound data.

This manual is a detailed description of the "SuporUp Computer Data Processing

Software". For brief description, "SuporUp" is used as a short form.

on this version, with incremented version number.

1.5 Operating Environment

The SuporUp software can run on Windows XP/ 7 operating system.

1.6 Product Delivery Description

2.1 Install and Uninstall

2.1.1 System Installation

Follow the prompts to finish installation.

Fig. 2-1 Installation File Icon

Tip: The default installation directory is "Administrator \ SIUI \ SuporUp" in the

directory of the installation package. For example, the installation package

is placed in the root directory of D drive, therefore the default installation