OPERATION MANUAL - Scintrex

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Getting StartedFunction/Alphanumeric Keys1ABCKeying in the number 1, letters a, b and c as well asaccessing the Setup screen.2DEFKeying in the number 2, letters d, e and f.3GHIKeying in the number 3, letters g, h and i.SETUP4JKLKeying in the number 4, letters j, k and l as well asaccessing the SETUP screen.RECALL5MNOKeying in the number 5, letters m, n and o as well asaccessing the RECALL screen.DISPLAY6PQRKeying in the number 6, letters p, q and r as well asaccessing the DISPLAY screen.INFO7STUKeying in the number 7, letters s, t and u as well asaccessing the INFORMATION screen.NOTE8VWXKeying in the number 8, letters v, w and x as well asaccessing the NOTE screen.9YZKeying in the number 9, letters y and z.ESC0Keying in the number 0 as well as accessing theESCAPE function.1-16CG-5 Manual - part # 867700 Revision 2
Understanding Instrument BasicsHELP.Keying in a decimal as well as accessing the On-lineHelp information.Direction/Sign KeysN+SĒ+W-Keying in the north direction, increasing the contrastand entering a + sign.Keying in the south direction, decreasing thecontrast and entering a - sign.StartupKeying in the east direction, increasing the contrastand entering a + sign.Keying in the west direction, decreasing the contrastand entering a - sign.1-17CG-5 Manual - part # 867700 Revision 2
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Page 77 and 78: Using the Clock ScreenPRESSF5Press
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Using the Service ScreenUsing the S
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SetupUsing the Service ScreenThe ph
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Using the Service ScreenEnable Fact
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3 Operating theCG-5 in theFieldBy n
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Initializing Field ParametersSettin
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Initializing Field ParametersType t
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Initializing Field ParametersEditin
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Initializing Field ParametersThe se
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Setting Up the TripodSetting up the
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Setting Up the TripodNote:Terrain c
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Setting Up the TripodPress the F1
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Performing Data AcquisitionFigure 5
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Performing Data AcquisitionReviewin
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Performing Data AcquisitionTaking a
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Performing Data Acquisitioncolumn.
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Entering NotesEntering NotesDuring
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Entering NotesThe following screen
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Entering NotesRecording Notes Using
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Entering NotesUsing your macros —
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Recalling DataRecalling DataDuring
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Recalling DataPRESSF1To display the
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Recalling DataRecalling Line DataPR
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Dumping DataNote:Your version of SC
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Dumping Data• *.sgd. The Scintrex
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Dumping Datacolumn 2TiltX=((TILTX_S
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Dumping DataSetting Communication P
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Dumping DataSetting Communication P
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Dumping DataYou will then be prompt
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Dumping DataPRESSF5After you have t
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Dumping DataDumping Data with the U
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Dumping DataIn the Dump window of t
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Reprogramming your CG-5Reprogrammin
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Reprogramming your CG-5The followin
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Reprogramming your CG-5Press the ar
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Clearing MemoryClearing MemoryYou c
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4 Optimizingyour FieldOperationsIn
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material and fasten it down with a
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Selecting Base StationsRepeated gra
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5Maintaining YourCG-5 andTrouble-sh
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Using the Smart BatteryUnderstandin
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Using the Smart BatteryReplacing a
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Using the Power AdapterCharging Not
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Using the external battery beltConn
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Adjusting Instrument ParametersObta
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Adjusting Instrument ParametersPRES
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Adjusting Instrument Parameterswher
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Applying Tilt CorrectionsApplying T
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Applying Tilt CorrectionsPRESSF3Pre
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Applying Tilt CorrectionsPRESSENTER
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Applying Tilt CorrectionsPRESSF1The
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Applying Tilt CorrectionsPRESSF5In
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MaintenanceApplying Tilt Correction
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Adjusting Tilt Sensor Cross- Coupli
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Adjusting Tilt Sensor Cross- Coupli
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Re-Calibrating the CG-5greatest pre
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Trouble-shootingTrouble-shootingDes
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Trouble-shooting your USB portTroub
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Warranty and RepairShipping Instruc
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6 ReferenceInformationReferenceThis
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General SpecificationsHardware Spec
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General SpecificationsData StorageS
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General SpecificationsStandard Acce
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Instrument Parts ListInstrument Par
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ARemoteOperation ofthe CG-5For oper
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PRESSF5Press the F5 key. The follo
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RemoteEnter your name and the name
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RemoteDefine a folder name for addi
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This is the main screen used for op
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You are now ready to configure the
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RemoteSelect any corrections that y
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To exit and save your settings, pre
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Measuring DataThe data measuring pr
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To stop measurement, press the Stop
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Dumping DataTo dump data from the C
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To exit from the Memory option, pre
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BTheory ofOperationSystem OverviewT
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TEMPERATURE CONTROLLEDVACUUM CHAMBE
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• the system applies a self-calib
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Example: —Because of the positive
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If, after many years of service, yo
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The formula given in Equation (B.8)
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which occur during the first 5 seco
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measurements were recorded with the
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Compensation and CorrectionsTo elim
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Compensation and Correctionssample
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Compensation and Corrections(16% in
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CElasticHysteresisEffectsAll spring
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In the case of the CG-5, where the
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DScintrex UtilitiesProgramSCTUTILTh
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Installing SCTUTILAfter the Install
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Installing SCTUTILThe following scr
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Installing SCTUTILThe following scr
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Installing your USB driverInstallin
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Installing your USB driver3. Insert
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Installing your USB driver5.Press t
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Installing your USB driverInstallin
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Installing your USB driver3. Select
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Installing your USB driver7. Click
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Installing your USB driver2. Select
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Installing your USB driver5.Click
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Installing your USB driver7. Click
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ECG-5 MenuMapsMenu MapsThis chapter
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Setup Menu MapsSetup Menu MapsSurve
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Setup Menu MapsDump and Service Men
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Measurement Menu MapsTilt Sensitivi
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Other Menu MapsInfo MenuINFOINFO /
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IndexNumerics1/ABC Key 1-162/DEF Ke
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manual method 5-13software method 5
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UTM Zone 2-7RRECALL/5/MNO Key 1-16R
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Head Office222 Snidercroft RoadConc
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