Atec Panametrics-Olympus-Epoch-600 - Manual (Page 6)

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Data Management
The EPOCH 600 allows several methods of storing, archiving and
reporting inspection and calibration data. The instrument features
up to 50,000 points of onboard memory, augmented by an
additional 2 GB of removable memory. It is also fully compatible
with Olympus NDT’s PC interface program, GageView
™ Pro. With
quick file setup functions and flexible data management, logging
and reporting inspection data is simple and efficient.
GageView ™ Pro
The EPOCH 600 is fully compatible with our PC interface pro-
gram, GageView
™ Pro. You can download inspection data, review
measurements on a PC, export measurements and calibration
data to common spreadsheet programs, back up calibration and
inspection data from the instrument, and perform basic operations
such as instrument firmware upgrades and screen captures.
Data Logging and PC Interfacing
Data Logger
The EPOCH 600 features on onboard data logger for calibration
and inspection file storage. The instrument comes standard with
two primary files types: calibration (CAL) and incremental (INC)
files. CAL files allows you to save a virtually unlimited number of
parameter setups for fast and easy recall to live settings. INC files
store multiple pieces of inspection data under a single file name
for downloading and reporting by inspection.
The onboard data logger can be enhanced to feature full corro-
sion-style data logger file types through the Expanded Datalogger
software option. This option includes the following data file types:
sequential, sequential with custom point, 2-D grid, 2-D grid with
custom point, 3-D grid, boiler, 2-D EPRI.
MicroSD
The EPOCH 600 utilizes 2 GB MicroSD memory cards for both
onboard and removable memory. Through removable memory,
you are able to store screen images in bitmap format for easy
reporting, as well as exporting current or saved measurement and
calibration data in .csv format. A second 2 GB MicroSD card is
mounted to the PC board inside the instrument, and is respon-
sible for all onboard data storage. In the event the instrument is
damaged beyond repair, this MicroSD card can be removed at an
authorized service center, allowing the operator to recover critical
data from the damaged instrument.