IPR-12 Manual - Scintrex

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KEYPAD AND DISPLAY DESCRIPTIONS- stop a reading of which no data is to be saved- discard data of a properly terminated reading- stop the Signal-Noise monitor operation- stop the recall function- abort the dumping of dataClearEnables the operator to do the following:- clear incorrect data entry- initiate a 'cold boot'- reduce the full scale value for the Signal-Noise MonitorCursor Keys ↑↓ Accesses the parameter boxes in the Setup displays.Scrolls through pages of numeric data in the Off-Line display.←→Accesses individual parameters within the parameter boxes in the Setup display toenable you to change the values. Changes the LCD intensity in the Main Menu.DirectnSets the line direction of the electrode placements in the Location display.G raphAccesses the Graph display which represents the IP decay.InfoLocatnAccesses the Information display which shows the selected array and K factors aswell as other information.Accesses the Location display which shows the current, station number, attribute,station separation, C-line, direction, current electrode location, P-line andpotential electrode location.MeterAccesses the Meter display which simulates the needle position of up to 8edgewise meters where it would normally rest during the different phases of theIP signal.NextNumberAdvances the cursor to the next character location when entering notes in theInformation display or to advance to the next station in the recall operation. Alsoadvances the full scale range of the Signal-Noise Monitor to the next range.Accesses the Number display which shows the value of the electrode resistance,self potential, primary voltage, chargeability, the error value, the dipole fromwhich synchronization occurs and the analog meter selection.3-2
KEYPAD AND DISPLAY DESCRIPTIONSNumeric KeysEnters numeric data, designates +/-, adds a decimal point to data in the1-9, +/-, . Setup displays.Numbers 1-8 select the dipole number for the Graph or Signal-Noise Monitordisplays or for the Analog meter.+/- toggles between data of the present and the previously measured and entereddata.Recall Enables you to access previously recorded data.R ecordRecords data in memory.Beeper PortThis is not a key. The port enables the sound of the beeper to emit from the unitwhenever a key is pressed.3-3
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SPECIFICATIONSTransmitter Timing:Eq
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APPENDICESAPPENDIX A: NOISE SOURCES
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APPENDICES- P2 is the reference- P1
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APPENDICES2. 0 Cole-Cole Parameter
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APPENDICESAPPENDIX D:LISTA File and
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APPENDICES* Toggles the start filer
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APPENDICESDescriptionPart No.IPR-12
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APPENDICESPlease note: All equipmen
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APPENDICESRec eive Time = 16 second
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TABLE OF CONTENTSNumeric Slice Disp
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TABLE OF CONTENTSUse of Cole-Cole P
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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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