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Getting StartedExample: Press: 6 AUX<strong>AUTOGRAV</strong> SETUPENTER?1. By pressing ENTER, one item of the menu list appears on the display.2. If you want to go to the next menu option in the same level, then:Press: 5 or 0 (SCROLL)keys3. If you want to go to the submenu of the displayed menu, then press thekey shown on the second line of the display prompt.4. To go back to the previous level of menu, press the 6 (AUX) key.Selecting a MenuWhen the display shows the menu option that you want to select, press thekey that is shown on the second line.Example:<strong>AUTOGRAV</strong> SETUPENTER?KEY TO PRESSPress: e(ENTER) key.MODE: FLD GRAVCHANGE?KEY TO PRESSPress: e(CHANGE) key2-12 Autograv CG–3 Manual
The DisplayModifying ParametersThe prompt that is on the second line shows you how to change the parameterthat is displayed. There are three types of prompts:PROMPT KEYS TYPESELECT/ENTER 5 or 0limited to selectionxxxx> nnnENTER?0 to 9,r,w (CLEAR) ,qnumerical values,N,S,E,W, +/–xxxxCHG? >xxxx< e (CHANGE) limited to 2 selectionsHow To▲▲If you change the parameter by using the 5 or 0 (SCROLL) keys,or change a numerical value, then you must press the ENTER key toload the change into memory.If you are enabling or disabling a parameter, then you do not have topress the ENTER key.Example:To change the read time from 65 secs to 120 secs:READ TIME 65CHANGE?Press: e(CHANGE)READ TIME>65ENTERAutograv CG–3 Manual 2-13
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Page 3 and 4: Autograv CG-3Table of ContentsSecti
Page 5 and 6: Section 5: BATTERY AND CHARGERLoss
Page 7 and 8: Appendix C: INTERFACING WITH THE AU
Page 9 and 10: Autograv CG-3Section1INSTRUMENT OVE
Page 11 and 12: Autograv CG-3 Manual 1-3Introductio
Page 13 and 14: Autograv CG-3Section2GETTING STARTE
Page 15 and 16: Starting up the AutogravSTARTING UP
Page 17 and 18: Powering up the Autograv4. Remove t
Page 19 and 20: Using the KeypadUSING THE KEYPADFig
Page 21 and 22: Using the KeypadKey506AUXDescriptio
Page 23: The DisplayTHE DISPLAYPARAMETER SET
Page 27 and 28: The DisplayHow ToAutograv CG-3 Manu
Page 29 and 30: The DisplayFigure 6Autograv Softwar
Page 31 and 32: Initializing the Instrument Paramet
Page 41 and 42: The Display during ReadingsPress th
Page 43 and 44: Setting up the TripodTo set up1. Se
Page 45 and 46: Setting up the Tripod7. Adjust the
Page 47 and 48: Temperature CompensationTEMPERATURE
Page 49 and 50: Temperature CompensationHow ToAutog
Page 51 and 52: Temperature CompensationTo AdjustAd
Page 53 and 54: Adjusting Drift CorrectionsADJUSTIN
Page 55 and 56: Adjusting Drift CorrectionsR2,T20.
Page 57 and 58: Adjusting Drift Corrections503. Pre
Page 59 and 60: Recalling DataRECALLING DATA▲▲
Page 61 and 62: Recalling Data▲If the DATA or INF
Page 63 and 64: Recalling DataRECALLING DATA IN THE
Page 65 and 66: Autograv CG-3Section3INSTRUMENT PAR
Page 67 and 68: INITIALISE MenuINITIALISE MENUeTher
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Page 73 and 74: INITIALISE Menuee3. Press the CHANG
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INITIALISE MenuNotes:If you select
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INITIALISE Menu13. TIME HH:MM:SSYou
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STN SEPSTN SEPThere are no submenus
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AUTOGRAV SETUP1. MODEYou can select
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AUTOGRAV SETUPe 6e9. Press the ENTE
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AUTOGRAV SETUP4. CAL. AFTERYou can
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AUTOGRAV SETUPTIDE CORRECTIONCHG? >
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AUTOGRAV SETUPe4. Key in the value.
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AUTOGRAV SETUPeee4. Press the CHANG
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AUTOGRAV SETUP11. INITIAL CONSTANTS
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OUTPUTNotes: ▲ To dump data which
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OUTPUTTRACE1: > NNNNSELECT/ENTERYou
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OUTPUTea. Select the multiplier or
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OUTPUTg) START PLOT13. Press the 0
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OUTPUT7. CR DELAYYou can set the ca
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LOCK AUX.LOCK AUX.The LOCK AUX mode
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Autograv CG-3Section4FIELD OPERATIO
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Parameter Setup and Keypad Operatio
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Recording DataThe auto-rejection fe
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Operation Hints▲▲▲Ensure that
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Operation Hintsis reduced by signal
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Dumping Data1. After the instrument
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Autograv CG-3Section5BATTERY AND CH
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Batterypower to the instrument. Onc
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ChargerREPLACINGYou should replace
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Charger3. Change the charger fuse t
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How to Change a Battery3. Insert th
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Autograv CG-3Section6MAINTENANCEThe
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Drift Correction▲▲tion feature
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Tilt Correction Adjustment2. Place
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Tilt Correction AdjustmentMaintenan
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Tilt Correction AdjustmentFine Adju
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Tilt Correction AdjustmentCoarse Ad
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Tilt Correction AdjustmentAdjusting
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Recalibrating the GravimeterA linea
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Autograv CG-3Section7TROUBLESHOOTIN
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Autograv CG-3Section8REFERENCE INFO
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Standard AccessoriesSTANDARD ACCESS
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Instrument Parts ListINSTRUMENT PAR
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Warranty and RepairWARRANTY AND REP
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Autograv CG-3AppendixATHEORY OF OPE
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Introductionever, since there is no
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IntroductionCONTROL CONSOLE AND SOF
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Spring Service Life and Reading Ran
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Spring Service Life and Reading Ran
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Processing of the Gravity SignalCor
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Compensation and CorrectionsRU( t 2
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Compensation and CorrectionsIf the
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Compensation and CorrectionsGRAVITY
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Autograv CG-3AppendixBELASTIC HYSTE
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Figure B-1 Elastic Hysteresis Effec
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Autograv CG-3AppendixCINTERFACING W
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IGS OutputDCE to DTEFunction Pin Pi
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IGS OutputMaleNORMAL5 5 Clear to Se
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Autograv CG-3AppendixDINITIAL CONST
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Autograv CG-3IndexIndexAAccessories
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FNotebook feature 4-5Output 2-37Rec
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MKKey functions 2-6, 2-7Enter mode
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RData 2-37DATA BITS 3-37DUMP ALL DA
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WTEC A-15EffectsBatteries 5-2Termin
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