CG-5 Gravity Meter Operation Manual - Scintrex

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Getting StartedSymbolsThe following symbols will be used to highlight specific sections of textthroughout the manual.SymbolMeaningWarning:Denotes an important point concerning safetyImportant:Indicates a important topic, particular attention should bepaid to this sectionNote:Denotes a point of interest, or information you should readTip:Denotes an interesting hint for smoother operationQuestion:Indicates a relevant question concerning an importanttopic1-4CG-5 Manual - part # 867700 Revision 5
Understanding Instrument BasicsUnderstanding Instrument BasicsThis chapter gives an overview of the basic components, interfaces andprocedures that you should become familiar with prior to making gravitymeasurements with your CG-5.Unpacking the InstrumentThe Autograv is packed in a padded case (with the battery disconnected tocomply with transport safety regulations) in order to protect the instrumentduring shipment.StartupFigure 1-1 - Gravity Meter in Shipping CaseImportant:During shipment, the battery must be disconnected.If you have just received your CG-5, the battery isfully charged but disconnected. For information on1-5CG-5 Manual - part # 867700 Revision 5
Page 1 and 2: CG-5Scintrex Autograv SystemOPERATI
Page 3 and 4: CG-5Scintrex Autograv SystemOperati
Page 5 and 6: Table of ContentsTable of Contents
Page 7 and 8: Working with the Memory . . . . . .
Page 9 and 10: Maintaining Your CG-5 and Trouble-s
Page 11 and 12: Compensation and Corrections . . .
Page 13 and 14: ForewordForewordCongratulations on
Page 15 and 16: Data Dump ConnectorsThe system is e
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Page 19 and 20: 1 GettingStartedStartupAbout this M
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Page 37 and 38: Overview of the Console and KeypadU
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Page 55 and 56: Recalling and Plotting Data Onscree
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Page 61 and 62: 2 Setting UpYourInstrumentSetupBefo
Page 63 and 64: Accessing the Setup ScreenWith your
Page 65 and 66: Using the Survey ScreenUsing the Su
Page 67 and 68: Using the Survey ScreenEnter the su
Page 69 and 70: Using the Survey ScreenSpecifying G
Page 71 and 72: Using the Survey ScreenPRESSF1Press
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Using the Autograv ScreenUsing the
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Using the Autograv ScreenUse the le
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Using the Autograv ScreenPRESSF3Pre
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Using the Autograv ScreenDrift:Long
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Using the Options ScreenDefining Re
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Using the Options ScreenStart Delay
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Using the Clock ScreenPRESSF5Press
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Using the Dump ScreenUsing the Dump
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Using the Dump ScreenStarting a Dum
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Using the Memory ScreenPRESSF5Press
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Using the Service ScreenUsing the S
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Using the Service ScreenService and
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Using the Service ScreenThe followi
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3 Operating theCG-5 in theFieldBy n
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Initializing Field ParametersSettin
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Initializing Field ParametersType t
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Initializing Field ParametersEditin
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Initializing Field ParametersThe se
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Setting Up the TripodSetting up the
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Setting Up the TripodFigure 3-4 - E
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Setting Up the TripodEntering Groun
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Setting Up the TripodLeveling the C
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Setting Up the TripodFigure 3-7 - L
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Performing Data AcquisitionPRESSF5P
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Performing Data Acquisitioncolumn.
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Performing Data Acquisitionset thro
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Performing Data Acquisition using t
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Performing Data Acquisition using t
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Starting the Next MeasurementPerfor
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Entering NotesNote that the items i
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Entering NotesPRESSF1If the note yo
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Entering NotesPRESSF3Once the enter
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Entering NotesPRESSF5To record this
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Recalling DataNote:A survey can con
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Recalling DataPlotting Line DataPRE
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Dumping DataDumping DataThere are s
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Dumping DataThe following screen is
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Dumping Data• *.smp: contains the
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Dumping DataNote:The TEOFF paramete
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Dumping DataImportant:Your baud rat
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Dumping DataStarting the CG-5 Dump
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Dumping DataOnce the data is succes
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Dumping DataDumping Data Through a
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Dumping Datathe USB driver. Your CG
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Dumping DataNote:The default name o
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Dumping DataDirect ASCII dump via U
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Reprogramming your CG-5Reprogrammin
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Reprogramming your CG-5The followin
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Reprogramming your CG-5Press the ar
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Clearing MemoryClearing MemoryYou c
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4 Optimizingyour FieldOperationsIn
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material and fasten it down with a
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Selecting Base StationsRepeated gra
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5Maintaining YourCG-5 andTrouble-sh
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Using the Smart BatteryUnderstandin
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Using the Smart BatteryReplacing a
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Using the Power AdapterCharging Not
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Using the external battery beltConn
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Calibrating the RF Remote Transmitt
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CG-5 Autograv Sensor CheckPRESSF4Pr
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Adjusting Instrument ParametersObta
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Adjusting Instrument ParametersMain
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Adjusting Instrument ParametersBelo
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Adjusting Instrument ParametersWith
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Applying Tilt CorrectionsPRESSSETUP
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Applying Tilt CorrectionsPRESSF5Pre
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Applying Tilt CorrectionsMaintenanc
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Applying Tilt CorrectionsMaintenanc
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Applying Tilt CorrectionsPRESSENTER
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Applying Tilt CorrectionsPRESSF2Adj
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Adjusting Tilt Sensor Cross- Coupli
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Re-Calibrating the CG-5Re-Calibrati
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Other Helpful HintsOther Helpful Hi
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Trouble-shootingBattery does notapp
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Trouble-shooting your USB port10. C
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Trouble-shooting your USB port1. Fo
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Trouble-shooting your USB portprobl
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Trouble-shooting your USB portRemov
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Warranty and RepairWarranty and Rep
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6 ReferenceInformationReferenceThis
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General SpecificationsHardware Spec
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General SpecificationsData StorageS
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Application SoftwareApplication Sof
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Instrument Parts ListOptionsItem De
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ATheory ofOperationSystem OverviewT
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TEMPERATURE CONTROLLEDVACUUM CHAMBE
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• a statistical rejection criteri
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Example:—Because of the positive
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If, after many years of service, yo
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The formula given in Equation (B.8)
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During the periods of low seismicit
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times longer - DUR = 120 s and Tcyc
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Compensation and CorrectionsDRIFT i
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Compensation and CorrectionsIf the
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Compensation and CorrectionsGravity
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BElasticHysteresisEffectsAll spring
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effects do not building up to any e
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CScintrex UtilitiesProgramUTILITIES
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Installing SCTUTILAfter the Install
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Installing SCTUTILThe following scr
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Installing SCTUTILThe following scr
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Installing your USB driverInstallin
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Installing your USB driverappropria
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Installing your USB driver5.Press t
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Installing your USB driverInstallin
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Installing your USB driver3. Select
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Installing your USB driver7. Click
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Installing your USB driver2. Select
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Installing your USB driver5.Click
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Installing your USB driver7. Click
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Installing the RS232 Data LoggerIns
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DCG-5 MenuMapsMenu MapsThis chapter
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Setup Menu MapsSetup Menu MapsSurve
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Setup Menu MapsDump and Service Men
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Measurement Menu MapsTilt Sensitivi
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Other Menu MapsInfo MenuIN F OIN F
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IndexNumerics1/ABC Key 1-212/DEF Ke
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software method 5-15Dumping data 1-
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Recalling data 3-40 to 3-44Reprogra
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