GageView Pro

Installation and Operation for the

EPOCH 600
 GageView Pro v5.3.5
Installation and
Operating System (OS) Support
GageView Pro Operating Systems
The GageView Pro interface program v5.3.5 is compatible with the following
Windows operating system (OS) platforms:

 Windows XP (32 bit)

 Windows Vista (32 bit)
 Windows 7 (32 bit and 64 bit)

 Other OS: Olympus NDT does not support operating systems that have
been discontinued or are no longer supported by Microsoft
GageView Pro System Requirements
 Windows XP system requirements - Home & Professional editions:
– 233-megahertz (MHz) processor or faster (300 MHz is recommended)
– At least 64 megabytes (MB) of RAM (128 MB is recommended)
– At least 300 megabytes (MB) of available space on the hard disk
– CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive
– Keyboard and a Microsoft Mouse or other compatible pointing device
– Video adapter and monitor with Super VGA (800 x 600) or higher resolution

 Windows Vista system requirements - Home Premium, Business and Ultimate editions
(Home Basic is not recommended):
– 1 gigahertz (GHz) 32-bit (x86) processor
– 1 gigabyte (GB) of system memory
– 40 GB hard drive with at least 300 megabytes of available space
– CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive
– Keyboard and a Microsoft Mouse or other compatible pointing device
– Video adapter and monitor with Super VGA (800 x 600) or higher resolution

 Windows 7 system requirements - Home Premium, Professional, Enterprise and Ultimate editions
(Starter & Home Basic are not recommended):
– 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor
– 1 gigabyte (GB) RAM (32-bit) or 2 GB RAM (64-bit)
– 40 GB hard drive with at least 300 megabytes of available space
– CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive
– Keyboard and a Microsoft Mouse or other compatible pointing device
– Video adapter and monitor with Super VGA (800 x 600) or higher resolution
GageView Pro Installation
Use the following procedure to install GageView Pro:

 Insert the installation CD into the CD-Rom drive. The CD will automatically open
the installation screen, shown below:

Windows XP Windows 7

 The installation file will recognize which Windows operating system (OS) is in
use and offer selections for that OS only
 For first time installation, select the Install All option.
GageView Pro Installation
 The following warning message will
appear, advising that you uninstall any
previous versions before continuing with
the installation:
– NOTE: If you need the Thickness
Gage capabilities of GageView,
please contact an Olympus NDT
representative.
 The GageView Setup Wizard window
will appear to walk the user through the
remainder of the installation:
 The following message will appear
informing you that the installation
contains other components:
GageView Pro Installation
 The following message or messages may appear to inform you that the installation
contains other components:
GageView Pro Installation
 Select a destination folder for the GageView Pro files, and identify whether
GageView Pro should be accessible by Everyone who uses the computer, or by
Just Me (the particular login account currently in use):

 Once these selections are made,

press Next to begin the installation
GageView Pro Installation
 For some Windows OS platforms, the following message will appear several
times during installation. You must select Install this driver software anyway
during the installation process to properly install GageView Pro.
GageView Pro v5.3.5 Overview
GageView Pro v5.3.5 Functions
 GageView Pro v5.3.5 provides full compatibility with the EPOCH 600.
With GVPro and the EPOCH 600, the user is able to:
– Download files from the EPOCH 600 to PC
– View and Print EPOCH 600 files through GageView Pro
– Export data from Survey Files to Microsoft Excel
– Backup and Restore instrument database
– Save Screen Captures
– Upgrade EPOCH 600 device software
– Manage custom DGS probe library

– NOTE: Version 5.3.5 of GageView Pro does not support file

transfers with Template Storage data
GVPro Interface Overview

Device Window:
Lists all currently
configured EPOCH units,
USB memory devices, and
the files stored within them

PC Window:
Lists all databases, datasets,
and surveys stored on the PC
GVPro Interface Overview- Device Window

Currently Configured
EPOCH 600
Flaw Detector

Files saved on
EPOCH 600
 GVPro Interface Overview- PC Window

Survey/File
contained in
selected dataset
Databases Datasets within
Saved on PC selected
database
Driver Installation
EPOCH 600 USB Connection
 The EPOCH 600 is equipped with a single USB On-the-Go (OTG) port which
acts as both a Host and a Client Port used for PC Communication and
Printing.

 When communicating with a PC and GageView Pro, connect the USB OTG
port on the EPOCH 600 to a USB port on the PC via the USB cable.
– This cable is a Mini AB to Type A/Host (P/N EPLTC-C-USB-A-6)

USB On-the-Go Port EPLTC-C-USB-A-6 USB Cable

USB Driver Installation
 In order for the EPOCH 600 to communicate with GageView Pro, the
USB drivers for the instrument must be properly installed on the PC.

 The USB drivers will only need to be installed the first time the EPOCH
600 is connected to the PC through a given USB port.

 To install the EPOCH 600 USB drivers:

1. Connect the EPOCH 600 to the PC using the USB connector cable.
- Make sure that the cable is connected directly into a USB port on the
PC, not through a docking station or port replicator.
2. Turn the EPOCH 600 on. This should initiate the Windows New Hardware
Installation Wizard.
USB Driver Installation (cont.)
3. When prompted, select Install the
software automatically
(Recommended) and press Next.

4. As the install process continues, the

screen below will appear informing
the user that the EPOCH 600 has
not passed Windows Logo testing.
Press Continue Anyway to proceed
with installation.
USB Driver Installation (cont.)
5. The following screen will appear requesting the location of the file usbser.sys.
The user MUST use the Browse key to select the location of this file.
- If GageView Pro has been installed to the default directory, the user
should browse to the following location to select the required file:
C:\Program Files\Olympus NDT\GageView Flaw Detector

6. After typing the correct location into the highlight box, or using the Browse key
to locate this file, the user should press OK to finish the driver installation.
USB Driver Installation (cont.)
7. If the EPOCH 600 drivers have properly installed, the screen below will
appear. Press Finish to close the hardware installation wizard.
Device Initialization
Device Initialization
 Once the USB drivers have been properly installed, the user is now
ready to initialize their EPOCH 600 with GageView Pro.

 To initialize the EPOCH 600

in GageView Pro:
1. From the main screen,
select Device, then Config.

2. Highlight the EPOCH 600

from the Flaw Detector tab
and press Add.
– Multiple instruments can
be initialized at once if
desired.

3. Press OK to exit Device

Configuration and initialize
the EPOCH 600.
Device Initialization (cont.)
 Once the EPOCH 600 has been properly initialized, it will show under
the Device list in the top frame. Files stored on the instruments are
displayed by highlighting the device icon:

 Click on the instrument name that

appears under Devices
 The contents of the Datalogger will
appear

Contents of Datalogger on
EPOCH 600
File Wizard
File Wizard
The File Wizard is a feature that guides the user through a quick and easy
setup of Database and Dataset locations for file transfers. The File Wizard
helps to eliminate any confusion for flaw detector users caused by the file
structure of GageView Pro.

File Wizard first creates a Database for the EPOCH instrument being
used, then helps the operator select the appropriate type of files to be
stored within that database by creating Dataset(s) based on user input.
Once completed, GageView Pro can immediately accept files from the
instrument!
File Wizard
 The File Wizard is located in the File menu of the main GageView Pro screen.
File Wizard – Database Creation
 To enter the Wizard and create database(s), dataset(s) and survey(s) for the
EPOCH 600:
– Select the EPOCH 600 from the left column
– Press Add to select the instrument(s) for setup
– Press Next to continue
File Wizard – Database Creation (cont.)
 File Wizard will prompt the user to save the Database on the user’s PC. The
default location is in the Data folder in the GageView Pro directory.
– This file will be set up to house multiple files types for a single instrument. Typical file
names include EP600 or InspecData, etc.
– The user has the option of creating as many databases and datasets as necessary to
organize their files the way they choose.
 Press Save to continue.
File Wizard – Dataset Creation
 The File Wizard now prompts the user to select the files types to be stored
within this main instrument file. A separate dataset will be created within the
database for each of the selected file types.

 There are two types of datasets that can be created through the Wizard:
– Formatted ID Types have specific,
user-defined file structures that require
additional setup. When a Formatted ID
Type is selected, the user is immediately
brought to a new setup screen that
requires user input to define the file
criteria
– Generic Flaw Detector file types will
accept all files from the EPOCH 600 and
are used as a general storage space for
any EPOCH 600 information stored in
the datalogger.
File Wizard – Dataset Creation (cont.)
 To add Formatted ID datasets:
– Highlight the desired file
type from the list on the
left

– Press the Add button

to select the highlighted
file type

– Enter a file ID Prefix (if desired)

and a Point ID (start ID) for the file.

– User can select multiple

instances of the same
file type

– Use the Rename button

to rename a dataset if desired
File Wizard – Dataset Creation (cont.)
 To add Generic Flaw Detector datasets:
– Highlight the desired file
type from the list on the
left

– Press the Add button

to select the highlighted
file type

– User can select multiple

instances of the same
file type

– Use the Rename button

to rename a dataset if desired
File Wizard - Completion
 When all desired file types have been selected and properly setup, press
Finish to create the corresponding Database and Datasets
File Wizard – Completed Wizard
 The Database name created in Step 1 displays below the Data folder in
GageView Pro.
 The Datasets created in Step 2 display within the Database and are ready to
receive file transfers from the EPOCH 600.
– For Formatted ID datasets, a blank survey will be created in the dataset.
This can be transferred to the EPOCH 600 if desired.
File View Refresh Button
 Occasionally, when the Database Wizard or Database/Dataset creation steps
are completed, the new Database/Dataset does not immediately appear in the
bottom viewing pane of GageView Pro.

 GageView Pro offers a quick Refresh button that allows the user to refresh the
screen. This allows the user to view any files which have been created but are
not being shown in the viewing pane.
Manual File Structure Setup
Database Setup - Manual
 As an alternative to using the Wizard, GageView Pro allows the operator to
manually set up a Database location on the PC where new Datasets and/or files
can be transferred.

 To set up a new Database:

1. Under the File menu, select
New > Database,

-or-

2. Click the New Database

icon in the lower GageView
Pro view pane or
Database Setup – Manual (cont)
2. Highlight the device type
(EPOCH 600) from the Device
Type list on the left
- If necessary, use the
Browse button to select
the desired file destination

3. Give the Database a name

- Note: Spaces and special
characters are not
permitted in database or
dataset names.

4. Press OK to create the

Database
Database Setup – Manual (cont.)
 The Database is now created and should appear in the lower
GageView Pro PC Window view pane.
Dataset Setup - Manual
 GageView Pro Datasets are specific file storage locations.
– Generic flaw detector datasets allow the user to transfer any flaw
detector file for a particular instrument to and from GageView Pro.
– Datasets can also specifically define the file type and structure of
files stored within a particular Database.
– New blank template files, often called Surveys, can also be created
within a Dataset.
Dataset Setup – Manual (cont.)
 GageView Pro allows the operator to manually set up Datasets within
a Database where files can be stored and/or created.

 To set up a new Dataset:

1. Highlight the desired
Database location for the
new Dataset
2. Under the File menu, select or
New > Dataset,

-or-

2. Click the New Dataset

icon in the lower GageView
Pro view pane
Dataset Setup – Manual (cont.)
3. Create a Dataset Name.
- Dataset names are typically chosen to reflect either the structure of the
files or the type of files to be stored within the Dataset

4. Select the Dataset Type to define the format of the files within the Dataset

5. Use the Note field to add a short description to the Dataset (optional)

6. Press Next to continue.

Dataset Setup – Manual (cont.)
7. Once a Dataset Name and File Type have been assigned, the user must
define the structure of the selected file type.

8. Enter a file ID Prefix (if desired) and a

Point ID (start ID) for the INC file, and
then press Generate IDs.

9. If satisfied with the

generated ID list, press
Save to save the
current list of ID and
then Finish to complete
the Dataset setup
process.
Dataset Setup – Completion
 The new Dataset will appear under its assigned Database in the lower
GageView Pro view pane.
– For incremental (INC) file datasets, a blank survey will be created in the
dataset. This can be transferred to the EPOCH 600 if desired.

 The Dataset is now ready to accept file transfers of files from the
EPOCH 600
 NOTE: Datasets will ONLY store files that match the Dataset file type
criteria EXACTLY.
Dataset Setup - Automated
 Additionally, a Dataset will be created automatically in GageView Pro when a
file is dragged from the EPOCH 600 directly into a Database.
– GageView Pro will automatically create a Dataset with a name and file structure
identical to the file transferred from the EPOCH 600.
Files and File Transfers
File Transfers- Downloading Files
 Once a Database and Dataset are setup in GageView Pro, files can easily be
transferred between GageView Pro and a configured EPOCH 600

 To download files from the EPOCH 600 to GVPro:

 Highlight the file in the Device Window (top pane).
 Click and drag this file from the EPOCH to the desired database
or dataset created in the PC Window (bottom pane)
File Transfers – Uploading Files
 To upload files from the GVPro to the EPOCH 600
1. Highlight the file in the PC Window (bottom pane).
2. Click and drag this file from GVPro to the EPOCH 600 in the Device
Window (top pane)
Survey Files
 When a new Dataset is created with file criteria/structure, a blank data
file is automatically generated within that Dataset
 This blank file is called a Survey file and is named after the Dataset
 Survey files are template files that have the same file structure as their
parent Datasets but have NO inspection data stored in the file
 Survey files can be renamed and uploaded to the EPOCH instrument
multiple times to create empty inspection files on the instrument ready
to acquire data within the file structure of a particular Dataset
– Allows for easy downloading to the same Dataset for multiple
inspections
– Allows for logical layout of inspection plan prior to field work
 Survey files are NOT created with Generic Flaw Detector datasets
 Viewing File Data
 After downloading a file from the EPOCH LTC, it is easy to view and print the
saved data through GageView Pro
– Double-click on any file stored on the PC to view the file contents
File Info

Meas.
Readings
ID List

Setup
Parameters

A-Scan
Waveform Gate Info
and Flags
Viewing File Data (cont.)
 If a file contains additional data not typically displayed in the main File
View menu (e.g. AWS A, B,C values, DAC setup parameters), use the
drop-down menu located above the main parameters/calibration data
box to view this information.
Copying Waveform Image
 Use the Copy Waveform button to copy an image of the displayed waveform
and paste into another document.
Printing Reports
 Use the Print button to print a report form containing either just digital
measurements, or digital measurements accompanied by calibration and
waveform data

Report Contents
(to change,
select from
menu and press
Generate
Report)

Page (in this view

each ID prints on
a single page)
Editing and Deleting in GageView Pro
 Databases, Datasets, and Files can be renamed and/or deleted once
they have been created/transferred to GageView Pro
 To Edit/Rename:
1. In the Edit menu, select Enable
Edit
2. Highlight the database/dataset/file
to edit and right click
3. Select Rename and enter a new
name for the file
– When renaming a database file,
make sure to keep the “.LTC” file
extension in the database name.
 To Delete:
– In the Edit menu, select Enable
Delete
– Highlight the item to delete
– Either right click and select Delete,
or
– Use the Delete icon
Survey Data Exporting
Survey Data Exporting
 GageView Pro is capable of exporting data from an EPOCH 600 Survey file
to a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. 1
 Exporting can be initiated in three ways:
1. Click the Export button in the File
view
2. Right click on the survey file and
select Export > Microsoft Excel
2
3. Drag a Survey file to the Export
function in the PC folder list

3
Survey Data Exporting
 Once the exporting feature is initiated, the Export control screen will appear.
The Database file path appears at the top of the screen, and the selected file
appears in the Surveys to Export box.
Survey Data Exporting- Export Types
 GageView Pro allows the user to export up to four types of
information from any given file:
– ID List
– Measurement List
– Calibration List
– Waveform Images

 These data types will display as tabs along the bottom of the
Microsoft Excel file when exported.
Survey Data: Export Types – ID List
 ID List: This export type provides all displayed digital measurements
(up to 4) that were saved with the EPOCH 600 file.
– Each saved ID is listed in a separate row, and each column
contains measurement information for the ID
– Numeric measurements are separated from their corresponding
units of measurement by column
– Special data (such as A, B, C values for AWS inspections) is also
listed if applicable
Survey Data: Export Types – Waveforms
 Waveform List: This export type
displays the A-Scan/waveform for
each ID within the file.
– ID Name is listed in Column A
– Waveform can be moved,
expanded, copied and/or pasted
within or outside the
spreadsheet
– No point data can be exported
from GageView Pro
– Clicking on the Calibrations
hyperlink will jump the user to
the calibration setup for the
corresponding ID.
Survey Data: Export Types – Calibration List
 Calibration List: This export type details the instrument calibration
and parameter settings for each saved ID in the file.
– Data for each ID is separated by column
– Each row contains a different parameter
» Each calibration parameter row is
consistent across all IDs, despite setup,
for easy comparison of settings from ID
to ID
– Clicking on the Waveform hyperlink will jump
the user to the waveform for the
corresponding ID
– Alarm conditions are included if present
– Leg information is displayed for angle
inspection
Survey Data: Export Types – Measurement List
 Measurement List: This export type provides descriptions of the digital
measurements made for each ID. The user will need to correlate the
numerical measurements from the ID List export with the definitions from the
Measurements List tab.
– The information for
each ID is listed in a
separate row, and each
column contains
measurement
information for the ID
– Gate measurement
mode (Peak, Edge or
1st Peak) is included for
each ID
Survey Data Export Header Information
 Each Microsoft Excel worksheet generated by GageView Pro contains
the same header information at the top of the worksheet. This
information is generated from the original file, as set up and stored on
the EPOCH 600, and includes:
– File Name (Created on EPOCH 600)
– File Date (Stored at time of save by EPOCH 600)
Device Tools Menu
Tools Menu
 Additional features and functions
through GageView Pro are found in
the Device Tools menu (Device >
Tools)

 The menu includes the following

functions:
– Database Backup/Restore
– Screen Capture
– Terminal
– Upgrade Device Software
– DGS Probe Library
Tools Menu – Database Backup/Restore
 The GageView Pro Tools Menu allows the user to backup and restore all files
saved on the EPOCH 600 using one tool:
 Backup: The Backup tool requires that an EPOCH 600 Database is already
created on the PC (see previous sections on Database creation)
– Use the Browse button to
locate the EPOCH 600
Database
– (file extension *.600)
– Enter a new Dataset
name in the box labeled
Enter Name for New
Backup Dataset
– Copies of the saved files
on the EPOCH 600 will
be stored in this
dataset.
– Press the Backup button
to begin the backup
process
Tools Menu – Database Backup/Restore (cont.)
 Restore: The Restore tool requires that the user has already created a New
Backup Dataset
– Use the Browse button to locate the EPOCH 600 Database
– Use the drop-down menu to select the Dataset to be used for Restore
» User can only restore from a Dataset that was created during the Backup process
– Press the RESTORE button to begin the restore process
» WARNING: Restoring the Database will delete all contents currently on the EPOCH 600 and
replace with the contents of the backup file
Tools Menu – Screen Capture
 The user has the ability to save screen captures of a current EPOCH 600
screen through GageView Pro.
– Screen captures can also be saved to the SD card on the unit by pressing [2nd F],
[F1].
 To save a screen capture:
1. Select Screen Capture
2. Press Receive. The
currently displayed screen
on the EPOCH 600 will
show in the screen capture
window.
3. Use the Save and Copy
buttons to save the image to
a file or copy the image to
paste to another location.
Tools Menu - Terminal
 The Terminal screen is used primarily for internal Olympus NDT test
procedures on the EPOCH 600 instruments.
 It can also be used for remote communication to the EPOCH 600.
– For further information please contact your local Olympus NDT
sales representative.
Tools Menu – Upgrade Device Software
 The user can use GageView Pro to upgrade the EPOCH 600 to a new
version, when necessary. These upgrade file(s) will be provided by
Olympus NDT.
Tools Menu –Custom DGS Probes
 GageView Pro allows the user to define custom Straight Beam and Angle
Beam probes for use with the DGS/AVG software option.
 These probes can be defined and stored in the GageView Pro probe library
and uploaded to any EPOCH 600.
– Define custom probes
in the Tools Menu
– Define custom probes
in the Main View
– Edit Custom Probes
– Download and Save
current probe library
from EPOCH 600
– Upload saved probe
library to the EPOCH
600
– Create custom probe
import file for remote
upload of Custom
Probes
Tools Menu –Custom DGS Probes (Local)
 To define a Custom DGS Probe saved in the GageView Pro Library:
1. Press Library to select the
local probe library
2. Select the New button in
either Custom Straight or
Custom Angle
3. Input the required data for
the Custom Probe in the
screen below
4. When finished, click OK
Tools Menu –Custom DGS Probes (Direct)
 To define a Custom DGS Probe directly on a connected EPOCH 600:
1. Press Device to select the
EPOCH 600 probe library
2. Select the New button in
either Custom Straight or
Custom Angle
3. Input the required data for
the Custom Probe in the
screen below
4. When finished, click OK
Custom DGS Probes Setup – Main View
 Custom DGS Probes can also be set up in the main GageView Pro
window. The PC pane of this main view contains a folder (under the Data
folder) called DGS Probe Library.

 A Database called EpochCustomProbe.E6P

exists to store any custom DGS probes
even when they are not loaded on the
EPOCH 600.

 This database is updated when a new

“Local” probe is created using the Tools
menu
Custom DGS Probes Setup – Main View (cont.)
 To define a custom DGS probe in the Main View:
1. Highlight either the Custom Straight or Custom Angle Dataset
2. Under the File menu, select New > Survey
-or-

1. Click the New Survey

icon in the lower GageView
Pro view pane
or
Custom DGS Probes Setup – Main View (cont.)
 Input the custom probe data in the window and press OK

 The custom probe is now available to upload to any EPOCH 600.

Tools Menu –Custom DGS Probes (Upload)
 Once a Custom DGS Probe has been defined through the Tools Menu or
main GageView Pro menu and stored locally, it can be loaded to the EPOCH
600 in two ways:
– Directly upload to a connected EPOCH 600
– Store to an upload file for remote upload
Tools Menu –Custom DGS Probes (Upload)
 To upload directly to a connected EPOCH 600, open the DGS Probe Library
selections in the Tools menu:
– Under View, click the Library radio button
– Tick the box next to the desired probe(s)
– Press Send To Device
Tools Menu –Custom DGS Probes (Upload)
 If the EPOCH 600 is not directly connected to the computer or is not
available, it is possible to store the Custom DGS Probe library to a file and
upload this without connecting to GageView Pro.

 To store to a remote upload file, open the DGS Probe Library selections in the
Tools menu:
– Under View, click the Library
radio button
– Tick the box next to the desired
probe(s)
– Press Send To File…
Tools Menu –Custom DGS Probes (Upload)
 A file save box pops up to save the DGS probe file
– Do not change the file name
– Select an easily-accessible
directory and press Save

 Once the CustomProbe.bin file is

saved to the PC
– Copy this file to the EPOCH 600 microSD card
– Use the Inst Setup > Misc menu on the EPOCH 600 to Copy the DGS
Custom Probe File from External SD Card
» See EPOCH 600 training PPT for further details
Tools Menu –Custom DGS Probes (Import)
 It is also possible to import a Custom DGS Probe library into the
GageView Pro Library from an EPOCH 600 or CustomProbe.BIN file

 To import from an EPOCH 600 instrument:

1. Press Device to select the

connected EPOCH 600
probe library
2. Select the Read From
Device button to import the
instrument probes
3. Tick the box next to the
desired probe(s)
4. Press Add To Library to
import the custom probes to
the local probe library
Tools Menu –Custom DGS Probes (Import)
 It is also possible to import a Custom DGS Probe library into the
GageView Pro Library from an EPOCH 600 or CustomProbe.BIN file

 To import from a CustomProbe.BIN file:

1. Press File and select the

desired CustomProbe.BIN
probe file
2. Select the Read From File
button to import the
instrument probes
3. Tick the box next to the
desired probe(s)
4. Press Add To Library to
import the custom probes to
the local probe library
Troubleshooting
Device Initialization Failure
 In order for the EPOCH 600 to properly initialize in GageView Pro, the port
settings on the unit must be properly configured. If not, the user will see a
message similar to the one displayed below informing them that the EPOCH
600 has not properly initialized:

 Verify the “COM Port” number listed in the dialog box during the failed
connection attempt. If it is COM Port 10 or higher, manually reset the Com
Port to a lower value using the following steps:
Device Initialization Failure (cont.)
1. Open the Device Manager by
clicking Start > Control
Panel>System, and selecting
the Device Manager button
under the Hardware tab

2. Double-click EPOCH 600 under

the Ports (COM & LPT) row
Device Initialization Failure (cont.)
3. Click the Advanced button under the Port Settings tab
4. Use the COM Port Number drop down menu to select a lower COM Port
value that is not in use

5. Turn the EPOCH 600 Off and then On again and retry initialization
 Please contact the Flaw Detector group at
Olympus NDT with any questions or comments.