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Table of Contents Chapter 1 Preface.................................................................................................1—2 Features .............................................................................................................1—2 Upgrades and Options .......................................................................................1—2 Chapter 2 Introduction.........................................................................................2—1 Cold Boot ...........................................................................................................2—1 Instrument Overview ..........................................................................................2—1 Chapter 3 Preparing the ENVI PRO ....................................................................3—1 Unpacking ..........................................................................................................3—2 Repacking ..........................................................................................................3—2 Assembly............................................................................................................3—2 Connecting the magnetic sensor(s) to the cable ............................................3—2 Total-field sensor............................................................................................3—2 Installing the terminal protective cover...........................................................3—4 Assembling the sensor / GPS staff................................................................3—5 Staff Mounted Installation...............................................................................3—5 Back-pack Installation ....................................................................................3—8 Battery Installation/Exchange.......................................................................3—10 Using the external battery pack....................................................................3—11 Using an external power supply ...................................................................3—12 Chapter 4 The Instrument....................................................................................4—1 Console Description ...........................................................................................4—2 Keypad Description ............................................................................................4—2 Key Functions ....................................................................................................4—3 Display Screens .................................................................................................4—5 Cursor ............................................................................................................4—6 Display Blocks................................................................................................4—6 Pop-Up Windows ...........................................................................................4—7 Help Screens..................................................................................................4—7 Chapter 5 Operating Displays.............................................................................5—1 Main Operating display ..................................................................................5—1 Instrument setup display ................................................................................5—3 Magnetometer setup display ..........................................................................5—4 Data Displays .....................................................................................................5—8 Numeric data display......................................................................................5—8 Graphic data display ....................................................................................5—11 Recall Displays.............................................................................................5—13 Recall Setup display..................................................................................5—13 RECALL DATA display ................................................................................5—14 Modifying the display window.......................................................................5—15 Auxiliary Functions display...........................................................................5—16 Data Output Display .....................................................................................5—17 Data output formats......................................................................................5—19 NOTES display.............................................................................................5—19 Information / GPS Setup Display..................................................................5—20 Chapter 6 Setting Up the ENVI MAG ..................................................................6—1 First Time Operation ..........................................................................................6—1 Cold Boot .......................................................................................................6—1 Configuration Menu........................................................................................6—2 HOW TO: ...........................................................................................................6—3
Access the Main Operating Display ...............................................................6—3 Access Display Sub-Panels/Blocks................................................................6—3 Access the Parameter Fields .........................................................................6—3 Change Parameters .......................................................................................6—3 Select and Enter.............................................................................................6—4 Line and Station Setup.......................................................................................6—5 Entering the Starting Station ..........................................................................6—6 Entering the Starting Line...............................................................................6—6 Instrument Setup............................................................................................6—7 Sample Total-Field Setup (Walkmag or Walkgrad)........................................6—8 Sample Stop-and-Go Gradiometer Setup ....................................................6—11 Sample Base-Station Setup .........................................................................6—14 Information Display ......................................................................................6—17 Note Entry ....................................................................................................6—19 Display Intensity Control ..............................................................................6—21 Parameter Lock............................................................................................6—21 Chapter 7 Operating the ENVI PRO ....................................................................7—1 Accurate and Meaningful Measurements...........................................................7—1 Orientation......................................................................................................7—1 Effects of gradient ..........................................................................................7—1 Other sources of noise ...................................................................................7—2 On the staff.....................................................................................................7—2 Base-station ...................................................................................................7—2 Repeated Surveys Lines ................................................................................7—3 Magnetometer Operation ...................................................................................7—4 Walkmag Total-Field/Gradiometer Automatic Mode ......................................7—4 WALKGRAD Gradiometer Survey..................................................................7—7 Manual Mode – Total-Field/Gradiometer (Semi-Automatic)...........................7—7 Automating your measurements ..................................................................7—11 Base Station Operation ....................................................................................7—11 Check your setup .........................................................................................7—12 Survey Data Correction Procedures ................................................................7—13 Using Base-Station Data..............................................................................7—13 Tie-Point (TIE-PT) Mode ..............................................................................7—15 Loop type – collecting data ..........................................................................7—15 Line type – collecting data............................................................................7—16 Tie-Point Correction Procedure....................................................................7—18 Chapter 8 Data Output.........................................................................................8—1 Output Formats ..................................................................................................8—1 Notes..............................................................................................................8—4 Operation Mode .............................................................................................8—5 Dumping Data ................................................................................................8—6 All data ........................................................................................................8—6 Specific data................................................................................................8—7 Line by Line.................................................................................................8—7 Erasing data from memory.............................................................................8—8 Operation mode...........................................................................................8—9 Chapter 9 Maintenance and Repair ....................................................................9—1 Battery Charging ................................................................................................9—1 One Battery .................................................................................................9—1 Two Batteries ..............................................................................................9—2 Periodic Maintenance.........................................................................................9—3 Cleaning the Sensors.....................................................................................9—3 Desiccant Exchange ......................................................................................9—3 Fuse Replacement .........................................................................................9—4 2 P/N 788715 Rev. 0
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6—1 Chapter 6 Setting Up the ENVI
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Setting Up HOW TO: 6—3 Main opera
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Setting Up 6—5 2 3 Line and Stati
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Setting Up 6—9 Press the “SETUP
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Setting Up 6—11 Move the cursor t
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Setting Up 6—13 Move the cursor t
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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 Display Intensity Contro
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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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Data Output The following is the XY
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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 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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