IPR-12 Manual - Scintrex

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GETTING STARTEDFigure 3: Installing The Batteries1. On the front panel, remove the five battery compartment screws oneach side of the panel. (See figure 3).2.Lift the cover off of each compartment to expose the battery tubes.Note: The batteries located on either side of the display are the IPRbatterieswhile, the batteries on either side of the keypad are12 mainfor the display heater.3. The polarity of the batteries are shown inside each tube. Install theD-cell batteries inside the tubes ensuring that the polarity is correct.Note: Incorrect polarity does not damage the instrument or thebatteries, however, the instrument does not work.4. Re-install the battery compartment covers. Tighten the screws (do notovertighten).Notes:If you are replacing the batteries, measured data and setup parametersare retained in the memory during this procedure. If the batteries arefully discharged, they still provide enough power for a couple of daysto the memory. Do not remove the main batteries for an extendedperiod of time when there is valuable data stored in memory.WARNING - During shipment or if the unit is being stored, toprevent damage to the instrument from leaking electrolyte,remove the batteries.2-2
KEYPAD AND DISPLAY DESCRIPTIONSTHE KEYPADThe keypad consists of 17 keys. Some of the keys have up to three functions.The response of the key press depends on the current display and/or action. Thefunction keys have precedence over the numeric or alphabetized keys. If there isno reading in progress and a key press is not detected within a one minute period,the IPR-12 turns off to conserve battery power.Note: Key conflicts exist between the Record Next Directn, Recall 7 and Info 8keys. See 'Operating Procedures' for more detail.Comment [c1]:KEY FUNCTIONSOn/OffAuxChange/EnterFigure 4: The IPR-12 KeypadThis key powers the instrument On and Off. Turning the power off during areading abruptly terminates the operation with loss of the current data.Accesses the Main Menu.Enables you to select a parameter to change the value and to enter the changedvalue into memory. It is also used to toggle parameters.Start/Stop Starts a measurement, advances further into a measurement and stops it. It canalso be used as a Pause key to stop and start a data dump.Alphabetized KeysAssigns letters to the display in the Notes feature and operator name. The Z keyhas the following additional functions:- re-scale the Graph Display (zoom)- re-scale and re-zero the Meter Display and the Analog Meter- re-zero the Signal-Noise MonitorCancelThe cancel key can do the following:3-1
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SPECIFICATIONSTransmitter Timing:Eq
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APPENDICESAPPENDIX A: NOISE SOURCES
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APPENDICES2. 0 Cole-Cole Parameter
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APPENDICESDescriptionPart No.IPR-12
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APPENDICESRec eive Time = 16 second
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TABLE OF CONTENTSNumeric Slice Disp
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Direction 3-10, 4-7Display 1-1, 1-3
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RHO 3-19RMS 3-19Schlumberger1-1Self
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