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KEYPAD AND DISPLAY DESCRIPTIONSNotes:This graph represents the IP decay of the selected dipole. The negative sign (-) atthe foot of some bars indicate that these bars are actually negative, however dueto display constraints they cannot actually be shown below the horizontal baseline. Up to four bars on the left hand side of the display may be missing. Refer tothe Specifications section - 'IP Transient Program' for further details.DIP # - This is the number of the selected dipole to which the graph applies. Thedefault dipole is the dipole with the highest selected dipole number whichnormally has the lowest signal.FS - xx.xx - Is the vertical full scale value (F.S.) of the bars. The size of thehighest bar is set to 95% of F.S. of the values obtained during the synchronizationcycle. On-going changes in amplitude are made with reference to those values.This enables you to observe changes that take place during the measurement. Ifconsiderable changes take place during a measurement, it is possible to re-zeroand re-scale the display (zoom in) with the “z” key.3-18
KEYPAD AND DISPLAY DESCRIPTIONSNumeric DisplayThe Numeric display shows you the numeric data of the measurement. Thisdisplay is accessible during a measurement or thereafter, but before the data isrecorded via the RECORD key.DIP RES SP VP Mx S.D.1s rrrr.r ssss vvvv.vv mmm.mm e.ee2 rrrr.r ssss vvvv.vv mmm.mm e.ee345 rrrr.r ssss vvv.vv mmm.mm e.ee6 rrrr.r ssss vvv.vv mmm.mm e.ee7 rrrr.r ssss vvv.vv mmm.mm e.ee8m rrrr.r ssss vvv.vv mmm.mm e.eeDUR:dddBAT1: bbbs - indicates the dipole which is used for synchronization as chosen in theinstrument set up.m - is the dipole to which the analog meter is connected. “m” has precedenceover “s” in the case of conflict.SP - Self Potential in mV, 1mV resolutionVP - Primary voltage in mV with 10uV resolutionMx - Chargeability of the user definedChargeability slice in mV/V with 0.01mV/V resolutionS.D. - Standard Deviation of data in Mx3-19
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Page 5 and 6: TABLE OF CONTENTS4.0 SETTING UP THE
Page 7 and 8: TABLE OF CONTENTSCole-Cole Paramete
Page 9 and 10: INTRODUCTIONINSTRUMENT OVERVIEWThe
Page 11 and 12: INTRODUCTIONSYSTEM COMPONENTSThe IP
Page 13 and 14: GETTING STARTEDINSPECTING YOUR IPR-
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Page 37 and 38: SETTING UP THE IPR-12SET-UP PROCEDU
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Page 59 and 60: CONNECTING THE ELECTRODESCONNECTING
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Page 63 and 64: MEASUREMENTS AND CALCULATIONSIPR-12
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Page 77 and 78: SPECIFICATIONSTransmitter Timing:Eq
Page 79 and 80: APPENDICESAPPENDIX A: NOISE SOURCES
Page 81 and 82: APPENDICES- P2 is the reference- P1
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APPENDICES2. 0 Cole-Cole Parameter
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APPENDICESis as if both amplitude a
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APPENDICESthe phase angle curves ov
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APPENDICES3.1 Use Of Cole-Cole Para
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APPENDICESexamples from c=0.25 is r
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APPENDICESused in mineral discrimin
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APPENDICEScurves. Even a small amou
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APPENDICESRMS difference values. Wi
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APPENDICESknowing that the limit in
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APPENDICES10-23
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APPENDICESWhat is DOWNLOAD?Will DOW
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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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APPENDICES8 80 230 270.03109 140 31
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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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