ENVI PRO OPERATION MANUAL - Scintrex

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3—1 Chapter 3 Preparing the ENVI PRO This chapter describes: How the ENVI PRO is packaged, how to connect the components to get an operational unit, the various options you may have for powering the unit The following photographs show the basic components (less packing materials) of the standard ENVI PRO. The basic ENVI PRO kit P/N 788715 Rev. 0
Unpacking The standard ENVI PRO is shipped in a carrying/shipping case The ENVI PRO with its accessories is packaged in cut-out sections in the case. This provides a proper place for every item when you repack your instrument for shipping or storage. These foam layers are disassembled in the following order, starting at the top: Repacking Assembly 3—2 Warning: The batteries must be removed from the ENVI PRO console prior to shipping or storage. Failure to do so may result in damage. In order to make the system as compact as possible for shipment and storage, and considering the various sensor configurations available, the ENVI PRO requires you to connect up the external components. This section will describe the steps required to completely assemble your instrument. Connecting the magnetic sensor(s) to the cable The following illustrations show the proper cable connections for each of the different magnetic sensor configurations. The sensors are shown being viewed from their bottoms looking at the screw terminals. Important: All parts near the sensor are non-magnetic. It is highly recommended that you use only the brass screws and wire connectors supplied by Scintrex. There are additional screws for the terminals and cable hold-down in the minor spare parts kit (Scintrex p/n 788030). If you ever need to replace any of these parts under field conditions please ensure that they are made of nonmagnetic materials. Total-field sensor 1. Orient the sensor so that as you look at the bottom of the sensor (the end with the terminals), the large square plug is at the 9 o’clock position. P/N 788715 Rev. 0
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Page 11: Introduction also enter descriptive
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Page 17 and 18: Preparing 2. Insert the GPS antenna
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Setting Up 6—9 Press the “SETUP
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Setting Up 6—15 Follow the instru
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Setting Up Information Display 6—
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Setting Up Note Entry 6—19 perman
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Setting Up 6—23 P/N 788715 Rev. 0
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Operating Also, the closer a sensor
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Operating Magnetometer Operation Wa
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Operating 7—6 Move the cursor to
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Operating 7—8 Typical gradiometer
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Operating 7—10 any unique note af
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Operating Check your setup 7—12 W
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Operating To correct your data, pro
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Operating 7—18 Tie-line method fo
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8—1 Chapter 8 Data Output Note: F
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Data Output The following is the XY
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Data Output Operation Mode From the
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Data Output Specific data 8—7 Pre
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Data Output 8—9 Hint: Operation m
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9—1 Chapter 9 Maintenance and Rep
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Maintenance & Repair 9—3 Location
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Maintenance & Repair The cable conn
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10—1 Chapter 10 Reference Informa
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Reference Information Staff: 25 mm
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11—1 Chapter 11 Applications for
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Applications Anomalies 11—3 The E
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Applications magnetizable bodies ca
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Applications The following table gi
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Applications The remnant magnetic c
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Applications expected width of the
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Applications meter (or about every
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Applications Survey procedures and
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Applications As illustrated above,
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Applications presentation of the da
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1 Bibliography Benson, R., Glaccum,
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Data Displays Advanced Mode, 5—8
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