The document discusses how to create useful labels for real-time testing using a DELTA XRF Analyzer. Labels and their options can be created in a spreadsheet and imported, automatically setting up the labels in the analyzer. This allows labeling of quality control inspections and in-service tests with simple selection of the appropriate label set. Test results are linked to the labels, allowing creation of reports in PMI software. Printing of labels or results is also possible with an accessory Bluetooth printer. The real-time labeling feature streamlines testing and ensures traceability of reliable test data for effective preventative maintenance inspections.

2. Please read all manuals provided with your equipment and follow the recommended
safety precautions and techniques before use.

7. Creating useful, easy, real-time test labeling has to satisfy:

8. Creating useful, easy, real-time test labeling has to satisfy:

9. Creating useful, easy, real-time test labeling has to satisfy:

10. Creating useful, easy, real-time test labeling has to satisfy:

11. Creating useful, easy, real-time test labeling has to satisfy:

13. The combination of these guarantees reliable and traceable testing & reporting.

14. The combination of these guarantees reliable and traceable testing & reporting.

15. The combination of these guarantees reliable and traceable testing & reporting.

17. Creating and populating labels on the DELTA XRF Analyzer is a simple process.

18. First, the label names and options are created in a spreadsheet.

19. Then, the CSV version of the spreadsheet is imported into the DELTA XRF Analyzer.

20. This automatically creates the labels and their options.

21. This is a great way to reduce your analyzers setup time.

22. This is a great way to reduce your analyzers setup time.

24. The DELTA Labeling feature is extremely helpful in PMI situations such as:

25. The DELTA Labeling feature is extremely helpful in PMI situations such as:

26. The DELTA Labeling feature is extremely helpful in PMI situations such as:

27. The DELTA Labeling feature is extremely helpful in PMI situations such as:

28. The DELTA Labeling feature is extremely helpful in PMI situations such as:

29. The DELTA Labeling feature is extremely helpful in PMI situations such as:

31. In this scenario, a fabricator orders six
seamless stainless steel 347 gray tubes, 2’’ in diameter

32. They should all be tested to ensure they are the grade ordered.

33. From the test window, pull the trigger and the label setup window opens.

34. Select all the options needed for this test.

35. Select all the options needed for this test.

36. Select all the options needed for this test.

37. Including the supplier of the item being tested

38. The type of item being tested.

39. The number of items being tested

40. The diameter of the item being tested.

41. And finally, who is performing the testing.

42. The “Result” field can be changed after the test is completed.

43. The DELTA can count the number of items being tested starting at one.

44. If the “Part Count” is left blank, the DELTA will not provide a count of items tested.

45. Once the label options have been chosen,
you can start testing right from the labels screen.

46. Place the analyzer on the tube, pull the trigger and the test begins.

47. Place the analyzer on the tube, pull the trigger and the test begins.

50. The test results for the first tube is 347, the expected grade.

51. The test results for the first tube is 347, the expected grade.

52. It also shows the supplier field from the label window. The DELTA chooses the first
label as the default, but you can change which label appears on each test.

53. When the trigger is pulled to start the next test…

54. When the trigger is pulled to start the next test…

55. …the label window appears.

56. The part count increments to show that the second part is about to be tested.

57. Pull the trigger and the test commences.

58. Pull the trigger and the test commences.

59. The second tube is also the expected 347 grade.

60. Now, the third test.

61. It starts like the previous two tests…

62. It starts like the previous two tests…

63. …with the label window appearing

64. And the part count now at three.

65. Pull the trigger and the test starts.

66. Pull the trigger and the test starts.

67. Pull the trigger and the test starts.

68. The results show that the tubing is 321 grade, not the expected 347.

69. The results show that the tubing is 321 grade, not the expected 347.

70. Tap the “Info” icon to open the “Edit” test info window

71. Tap the “Info” icon to open the “Edit” test info window

72. And change the result to “Fail-grade”

73. And change the result to “Fail-grade”

74. And change the result to “Fail-grade”

75. The fourth, fifth, and sixth tubes are all 347 grade.

77. The report, which can be used in any PMI software package will show the labels and
results of this testing sequence.

78. The report, which can be used in any PMI software package will show the labels and
results of this testing sequence.

80. Selecting a different set of labels to use is simple.

81. The in-service testing labels and their options have been created in a spreadsheet.

82. The CSV version of the spreadsheet has already been
imported into the DELTA so it just needs to be selected.

83. The CSV version of the spreadsheet has already been
imported into the DELTA so it just needs to be selected.

84. The CSV version of the spreadsheet has already been
imported into the DELTA so it just needs to be selected.

85. Selecting the “In-Service Labels” file changes the labels that the DELTA will use.

86. Selecting the “In-Service Labels” file changes the labels that the DELTA will use.

87. Selecting the “In-Service Labels” file changes the labels that the DELTA will use.

88. Selecting the “In-Service Labels” file changes the labels that the DELTA will use.

89. The test going forward will have the “In-Service” labels.

90. The test going forward will have the “In-Service” labels.

91. The previous tests will retain the “QC inspection” labels

92. The previous tests will retain the “QC inspection” labels

93. Select the “Component” and…

94. …the “Location” on the component.

95. The “Results” field defaults to “Accept”, but if the test needs to be rerun this field can
be changed to retest after the test is taken.

96. Place the analyzer on the sample, pull the trigger and the test begins.

97. Place the analyzer on the sample, pull the trigger and the test begins.

98. Place the analyzer on the sample, pull the trigger and the test begins.

99. For each test, the label window appears before the test starts.

100. It’s a simple matter of changing the location of the test and the running the test.

101. It’s a simple matter of changing the location of the test and the running the test.

102. It’s a simple matter of changing the location of the test and the running the test.

103. The report, which can be used in any PMI software package, will show the labels and
results of this testing sequence.

104. The report, which can be used in any PMI software package, will show the labels and
results of this testing sequence.

106. In addition to creating a report from your test results,
you can also print your results.

107. In addition to creating a report from your test results,
you can also print your results.

108. The DELTA XRF Analyzer connects wirelessly to a Bluetooth printer,
which is sold as an accessory.

109. You can print to a label, which can be used
immediately to identify components tested…

110. You can print to a label, which can be used
immediately to identify components tested…

111. You can print to a label, which can be used
immediately to identify components tested…

112. You can print to a label, which can be used
immediately to identify components tested…

113. You can print to a label, which can be used
immediately to identify components tested…

114. …or you can print to receipt style paper
to include with other documentation.

115. …or you can print to receipt style paper
to include with other documentation.

116. You can print the result as soon as the test is taken…

117. …or you can choose specific tests to print after testing is complete.

118. As you can see, whether PMI testing is for quality control or in-service testing, the
approach to real time test labeling is simple.

119. As you can see, whether PMI testing is for quality control or in-service testing, the
approach to real time test labeling is simple.

120. As you can see, whether PMI testing is for quality control or in-service testing, the
approach to real time test labeling is simple.

121. As you can see, whether PMI testing is for quality control or in-service testing, the
approach to real time test labeling is simple.

122. The DELTA XRF Analyzers real-time labeling feature is a valuable aid in gathering
reliable test data that is critical for accurate PMI testing.

123. For more information, contact your local representative or visit us online.

124. For more information, contact your local representative or visit us online.