IPR-12 Manual - Scintrex

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KEYPAD AND DISPLAY DESCRIPTIONSTHE DISPLAY SThere are three types of displays:• Setup Displays• On-line Displays• Off-line DisplaysAll of the displays have a basic setup for easy viewing:XXXXXAAA BBB CCCX - specific display information which varies from display to display. Theoperator entered data or the measured data are always presented in lower casenumbers (or letters) while the parameter labels are in upper case.A - the action prompt on all of the displays which tells the user to select a key toperform a certain action. For example, 'Change'.B - reserved on all of the displays for messages. This area is usually blank.C - the main battery voltage for the instrument is displayed in this area on all ofthe displays. When the battery voltage value drops to 100 the main batteries needto be recharged. The instrument turns off without any warning if the level dropsto below approximately 100 and will not allow you to perform a measurement.3-4
KEYPAD AND DISPLAY DESCRIPTIONSSetup DisplaysThe Setup displays enable you to enter all system parameters to prepare your IPR-displays are available on the LCD and are12 for a survey. The following Setupaccessed via the keypad.• Cold Boot display• Main Menu display• Initialization display• Custom slice setup display• Output display• Locations display• Info displayIf the previous data has been recorded, the Locations display appears when youturn on the IPR-12. If the previous data has not been recorded, the Off-Linedisplay - Numeric Slices (Dipole 1 - 4) appears.Cold Boot DisplayThis display allows the partial or complete basic initialization of the receiver.This display appears if the CLEAR key and the ON/OFF keys are pressedsimultaneously.Cold Boot (N, Y, 1) ?Warning !N: No Cold BootY: Setup param. & data will be erased1: Setup param. ONLY will be erased3-5
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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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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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TABLE OF CONTENTSUse of Cole-Cole P
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Direction 3-10, 4-7Display 1-1, 1-3
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