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DigiTrak Falcon F1™ Operator's Manual

Transmitter Information

Select this option to view information about your transmitter, including serial number, maximum temperature,
and the active runtime meter used for the warranty. It's also a handy to way to double-check that the receiver
is able to communicate (pair) with the transmitter.

Position the recessed infrared (IR) port of the transmitter within 2 in. of and facing the IR port on the front of

the receiver, then select

Transmitter information

.

Transmitter Information

Click to return to the Main menu.

Your locator may need an upgrade to series 5000 software to read Active Runtime.

System Timer Menu

This menu option is for dealer use only.

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Summary of Contents for Falcon F1

Page 1: ...dci digital control com www DigiTrak com Directional Drilling Guidance System Operator s Manual ...

Page 2: ...onstitute a warranty by DCI nor will anything herein be deemed to modify the terms of DCI s existing Limited Warranty applicable to all DCI products DCI may update or correct the information in this manual from time to time You may find the most recent version of this manual on DCI s website www DigiTrak com Under Service Support click Documentation and select from the Manuals drop down menu Compl...

Page 3: ...ol com China 368 Xingle Road Huacao Town Minhang District Shanghai 201107 P R C 86 21 6432 5186 86 21 6432 5187 传真 dci china digital control com Europe Brueckenstraße 2 97828 Marktheidenfeld Deutschland 49 9391 810 6100 49 9391 810 6109 Fax dci europe digital control com India DTJ 203 DLF Tower B Jasola District Center New Delhi 110025 91 11 4507 0444 91 11 4507 0440 fax dci india digital control ...

Page 4: ...adquarters Product registration entitles you to free telephone support in the USA and Canada notification of product updates and helps us provide you with future product upgrade information Our Customer Service department is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week in the U S to help with problems or questions International contact information is available in this document and on our website As the ...

Page 5: ...ransmitter 7 Remote Display FCD 7 Setup Summary 7 Select Frequency Optimizer 7 Pair with Transmitter 8 Interference Check 8 Calibrate 8 Above Ground Range Check 8 Receiver 9 Overview 9 Trigger Switch 9 Audible Tones 10 Startup Screen 10 Adjusting Screen Contrast 11 Your Remote Display 11 Receiver Menus 12 Frequency Optimizer 12 So I Just Paired Now What 16 Power Off 16 Height Above Ground HAG 16 T...

Page 6: ...ransmitter 39 Finding the Front Locate Point FLP 40 Finding the Locate Line LL 41 Finding the RLP to Confirm Transmitter Heading and Position 43 Advanced Locating 45 Tracking On the Fly 45 Off Track Locating 46 Target Steering 48 Feasible Target Steering Area 49 Turning Target Steering On and Off 50 Setting the Target Depth 51 Positioning the Receiver as the Target 52 Steering to the Target with t...

Page 7: ...perature 60 Packaging 60 Equipment and Battery Disposal 61 Transmitter Pitch Resolution 61 Appendix B Receiver Screen Symbols 62 Appendix C Projected Depth Versus Actual Depth and the Fore Aft Offset 64 Appendix D Calculating Depth Based on Distance Between FLP and RLP 68 Appendix E Reference Tables 69 Depth Increase in Inches per 10 foot Rod 69 Depth Increase in Inches per 15 foot Rod 70 WARRANTY...

Page 8: ...DIGITAL CONTROL INCORPORATED viii DigiTrak Falcon F1 Operator s Manual ...

Page 9: ...rilling operators do not use the drilling or guidance equipment correctly to obtain proper performance Directional drilling operators MUST at all times l Understand the safe and proper operation of drilling and guidance equipment including proper grounding procedures and techniques for identifying and mitigating interference l Ensure all underground utilities and all potential sources of interfere...

Page 10: ...curacies in the measurement of depth and loss of the transmitter s pitch roll or heading Always perform a background noise check using your receiver locator as well as a visual inspection for possible sources of interference prior to drilling A background noise check will not identify all sources of interference as it can only pick up sources that are active not passive Interference as well as a p...

Page 11: ...y cause the display to spot Clean equipment cases and housings using only a soft moist cloth and mild detergent Do not steam clean or pressure wash Inspect the equipment daily and contact DCI if you see any damage or problems Do not disassemble or attempt to repair the equipment Do not store or ship this equipment with batteries inside Always remove the batteries from the equipment before shipping...

Page 12: ...rasive environmental wear Do not tape over the IR port as this will interfere with IR communication Falcon 15 inch transmitters have a threaded hole 1 4 20 thread in the battery cap to allow the use of an insertion extraction tool for installing and removing the transmitters in end load housings Ensure this hole remains clear of debris Send in the Product Registration Card or register online at ac...

Page 13: ...hallenging interference environments in the world DCI concluded that selecting a transmitter frequency that sidesteps interference is far more effective at overcoming this obstacle than simply increasing power The Falcon approach involves dividing a wide range of frequencies into bands then selecting the frequencies that are least susceptible to the interference in each band Falcon F1 uses a singl...

Page 14: ...s Sometimes it s handy to have some extra information at your fingertips While it may be discussed in detail elsewhere in the manual we ve extracted and placed some important data right where you need it with a page link if you want to read more Go watch some TV Subjects with training videos available online will be marked with this icon To help find those distant details the manual includes hyper...

Page 15: ...om receiver If not verify proper region is set on both devices 5 If your existing DigiTrak remote display does not have an option for F1 as the receiver select F2 If you are using a different remote display refer to the separate operator s manual located on the flash drive that accompanied your guidance system and also at www DigiTrak com Setup Summary Getting started with a Falcon F1 receiver is ...

Page 16: ...onger Target Steering capability High bands have slightly less signal strength but tend to offer better performance around active interference such as power lines An upgrade path is available to Falcon F1 owners who seek the performance advantages that come with the availability of the additional bands shown Ask your dealer about upgrading your guidance system to Falcon F2 or trading up to a Falco...

Page 17: ...ds this information to the remote display on the drill rig The receiver and transmitter must meet specific operational requirements for different global regions A regional designation number is located on the receiver s startup screen This number must match the one stamped on the transmitter for proper communication Startup Screen Page 10 Prior to use the receiver must be paired to and calibrated ...

Page 18: ...tartup Screen Insert a charged battery pack To power on the receiver click the trigger After you have read the warning screen click again to acknowledge you have read and understand this manual The receiver displays the startup screen which includes the results of several startup tests 1 Compatible transmitters 2 Receiver ID number 3 Software version 4 Customer service phone numbers 5 Regional des...

Page 19: ...ing remote displays Remote Display Minimum Software Version Select on Remote Display Falcon Compact Display FCD 4 0 Falcon F1 F2 Multi Function Display MFD 3 0 F2 compatible F2 F Series Display FSD all F2 Aurora AP8 AF8 AF10 all Falcon F1 F2 A remote display that accompanied your Falcon F1 receiver will already be set to communicate with your receiver If you purchased your Falcon receiver by itsel...

Page 20: ... Power Off 6 Height Above Ground HAG 7 Calibration and AGR 8 Settings 9 Target depth 10 Target Steering Receiver Main Menu The top of the Main menu displays the telemetry channel transmitter frequency band and receiver battery strength The following sections describe the Main menu items in order Use the links above to jump straight to a section If the Target Steering menu has been programmed with ...

Page 21: ...ze Band 11 1 Ensure all transmitters are powered off or are more than 100 ft away from the receiver 2 Take your receiver to the point along the proposed bore that you expect to have the greatest amount of noise active interference 3 With the receiver parallel to the bore path select Frequency Optimizer from the Main menu The Falcon F1 receiver scans and measures the background noise active interfe...

Page 22: ...he top of each bar Optimize as often as you want You can t wear it out If noise levels rise substantially at any point along the bore consider optimizing in this higher interference area Optimize as often as you want and wherever you want before pairing It is important to run the frequency optimizer for each new project since it selects different frequencies for Band 11 based on the noise at each ...

Page 23: ...ect Return to go back to the optimizer results Maximum readings will be reset and you can continue observing the noise readings of the last optimized Band 11 Selecting X to return to the Locate screen will erase optimization results When the pairing is successful the receiver transmitter icon briefly changes to a check mark and the receiver beeps Both the receiver and transmitter are now using the...

Page 24: ...und HAG Use Height Above Ground HAG to set a height measurement on the receiver so you don t have to set it on the ground for a depth reading Raising the receiver above the ground also provides separation from underground interference that might otherwise reduce the transmitter s range or cause variable readings To prevent incorrect readings Falcon always powers on with the HAG function off disabl...

Page 25: ...e displayed hold the trigger briefly The receiver beeps and confirms with a check mark üto indicate HAG is now on then returns to the Locate screen Depth readings holding the trigger must now be taken with the receiver held at this height Turn HAG Off Turn HAG Off To set the HAG distance click the trigger to advance to the next screen and skip the rest of this section To turn HAG off continue belo...

Page 26: ... enables HAG and returns to the Locate screen Depth readings holding the trigger must now be taken with the receiver held at this height As noted above to prevent incorrect readings HAG must be turned on manually each time after the receiver is powered on or calibrated Calibration and AGR Use the Calibration menu to calibrate the receiver to a transmitter and to verify the Above Ground Range AGR C...

Page 27: ... 950 points too high Outside this range a calibration failure screen will indicate low or high signal strength The transmitter must be installed in a drill head during calibration During calibration Height Above Ground HAG is automatically turned off After calibration HAG must be turned back on manually Height Above Ground HAG Page 16 1 Point Calibration Calibrating depth readings is accomplished ...

Page 28: ...he calibration 1 Trigger click prompt flashes Calibration Prompt If you wait longer than about 15 seconds to click the trigger the calibration terminates and the Above Ground Range AGR screen displays see next section 6 The display counts down to zero while the receiver records the calibration point Do not move the receiver 7 A successful calibration yields a check mark above the transmitter icon ...

Page 29: ... still having trouble give us a call we ll get you going Above Ground Range AGR After successfully completing a 1 point calibration the receiver displays the Above Ground Range screen which is an active measurement between the transmitter and receiver Use this screen along with a tape measure to verify calibration of the transmitter at different depths distances With the transmitter level the dept...

Page 30: ...nd range AGR measurements beyond 40 ft often read shallower shorter than they actually are due to variations in ground conditions and this feature calibrates these measurements to account for these variations Using this feature is substantially similar to the procedure described for 1 pt calibration if you require further information please contact DCI customer service Settings Use this menu to se...

Page 31: ...will cause the temperature to display in degrees Celsius All other options will cause the temperature to display in degrees Fahrenheit Changes to depth units will turn the Height Above Ground HAG setting off and reset the height value to 1 ft After changing depth units if necessary turn HAG back on and reset the height value Height Above Ground HAG Page 16 Pitch Units Menu Choose between degrees 0...

Page 32: ...iefly to set the offset and correct to 12 00 When the receiver returns to the Locate screen roll offset is indicated by a hollow dot in place of the solid dot on the roll indicator and the letters RO at the bottom right of the roll indicator on both the receiver and remote display Roll Offset Enabled To disable roll offset select Disable Roll Offset from the Roll Offset menu The receiver beeps fou...

Page 33: ...11 Sets the receiver to use Falcon F1 Band 11 DucTrak Sets the receiver to use a DucTrak transmitter DucTrak is used for tracking existing ductwork and piping only not for drilling A DucTrak transmitter does not require pairing but must be calibrated to provide correct depth readings Frequency Analyzer This function shows the current active interference levels in the optimized Band 11 One or more ...

Page 34: ...lso a handy to way to double check that the receiver is able to communicate pair with the transmitter Position the recessed infrared IR port of the transmitter within 2 in of and facing the IR port on the front of the receiver then select Transmitter information Transmitter Information Click to return to the Main menu Your locator may need an upgrade to series 5000 software to read Active Runtime ...

Page 35: ...the same area using more than one receiver per channel within telemetry range of each other will cause conflicting signals to be sent to the remote display on the drill rig Click to select the desired telemetry channel on the receiver then hold briefly to set The receiver beeps four times and confirms with a check mark ü then returns to the Locate screen The current telemetry channel displays next...

Page 36: ...smitters compatible with your receiver only transmitter bands calibrated to your receiver will display data in the Signal and Last Cal columns 1 Type 2 Signal strength 3 Time since last calibration Signal Strength Values Target Steering The last item on the Main menu is for using the DigiTrak Target Steering locating method which is discussed later in the Advanced Locating section of this manual T...

Page 37: ...terference Locating in a High Interference Area This section covers locating basics l Locating screens l Checking for interference and suggestions for dealing with it l Performing a roll pitch check l Finding and marking front and rear locate points FLP and RLP and the locate line LL to pinpoint the transmitter l The geometry of the FLP RLP and LL with respect to the transmitter l Methods to verif...

Page 38: ...cate screen provides real time data about the transmitter s location temperature pitch roll and signal strength 1 Locating ball FLP or RLP 2 Receiver 3 Roll indicator 4 Roll value 5 Roll pitch update meter 6 Transmitter pitch 7 Transmitter signal strength 8 Transmitter temperature Locate Screen with Transmitter in Range If the transmitter is on and there is no roll or pitch data hold the trigger f...

Page 39: ...eering 5 Calibration required or self test error warning 6 Attenuated Signal shallow depth or excessive interference 7 Roll Offset menu enabled 8 When flashing indicates severe interference Locate Screen with Less Common Icons Depth Screen Hold the trigger with the receiver at the locate line LL to display the Depth screen Locate Points FLP RLP and Locate Line LL Page 37 1 Locate point front or re...

Page 40: ...rent location near the drill head and hold to restart Always take three Max Mode readings all three readings must be consistent and each reading must stabilize before the Max Mode timer is full The drill head must be stationary when taking readings using Max Mode If the drill head is moving data readings will not be accurate Due to the nature of the extreme depth and or high interference environme...

Page 41: ...e Depth screen No depth or predicted depth will appear if the receiver is not positioned at the locate line or front or rear locate point However holding the trigger more than five seconds to enter Max Mode may obtain more stable roll pitch data use of Max Mode has special requirements and restrictions Max Mode Page 32 1 Slanted line indicates receiver is not at FLP RLP or LL Receiver Depth Screen...

Page 42: ...e vehicles saltwater salt domes and conductive earth such as iron ore The receiver cannot test for the presence of passive interference Conducting a thorough site investigation prior to drilling is the best method of identifying passive interference sources To familiarize yourself with the interference potential along your intended bore path check for background noise as discussed in the following...

Page 43: ... the following section Note that the transmitter s signal strength will be slightly higher in this test than while drilling because it is currently not encased in the drill head below ground which will diminish the signal strength slightly An A displayed at the bottom left of the roll indicator at distances greater than 8 ft from the transmitter means signal attenuation is in effect indicating the...

Page 44: ...ate interference related problems Height Above Ground HAG Page 16 Target Steering Page 48 l Pull back and optimize a new set of frequencies at the point of interference Frequency Optimizer Page 12 l To overcome interference at the remote display ensure the telemetry antenna is vertical and that the front of the receiver is facing the remote display Set the receiver and remote display to use a diff...

Page 45: ... RLP If you think of the transmitter being the body of an airplane its wings are the locate line Locate line does not equal the location of the transmitter Being over the locate line does not mean you are over the transmitter which may be to the left or right anywhere along the locate line You must find the front and rear locate points to find the transmitter as is detailed on the next couple page...

Page 46: ...the farther apart the FLP and RLP will be The distance between the FLP and RLP with respect to the location of the LL is also affected by transmitter pitch and the topography When the transmitter pitch is negative the FLP will be farther from the LL than the RLP When the pitch is positive the RLP will be further from the LL than the FLP If the ground surface or topography slopes significantly the ...

Page 47: ...lumb Line for Marking Locate Points Locating the Transmitter Falcon can locate the transmitter and its heading while it moves whether in front of the transmitter behind it or beside it It can locate the transmitter while facing toward or away from the drill rig The standard method described in this section guides the receiver to the transmitter while standing in front of it facing the drill rig Th...

Page 48: ...ox on the display The figures below show the FLP ahead of and to the left of the receiver as the drill head gets deeper the FLP will be found farther in front of the transmitter Drill rig Bore path 1 Locating target ball 2 Box Receiver Locate Screen Actual Position of Receiver and Transmitter 3 Move the receiver to guide the ball into the box 4 When the ball is centered in the box Ball in the Box ...

Page 49: ...th reading will no longer be accurate Quick receiver self test To verify that the signal is balanced through the receiver s antenna carefully rotate the receiver 360 about the center of the display while keeping the receiver level The locating ball should stay centered in the box If it does not do not continue to use the receiver and contact DCI Customer Service 5 With the ball centered in the box...

Page 50: ...eiver Locate Screen Approaching LL Actual Position of Receiver and Transmitter Do not rely on the alignment of the ball with the vertical crosshair to identify the left right position of the transmitter Accurately locating the front and rear locate points is required to determine the transmitter s lateral position heading and take accurate depth readings 8 Position the receiver so the LL aligns wi...

Page 51: ...g and position Like the FLP the RLP is represented as a ball on the receiver display Continue locating 10 From the LL facing toward the drill or last transmitter location walk forward while keeping the ball aligned on the vertical crosshairs Notice how the signal strength decreases as you move away from the transmitter Drill rig Bore path Receiver Locate Screen Approaching RLP from LL Actual Posit...

Page 52: ...f Receiver and Transmitter Three Methods to Verify Depth Reading Disable HAG set the receiver on the ground and take another depth reading This reading should be within 5 of the depth reading obtained with the HAG on and the receiver lifted In the prior example the reading should be 8 7 or With HAG on set the receiver on the ground and add the HAG to the depth shown It should also be 8 7 or If HAG...

Page 53: ...On the Fly at www youtube com dcikent If you are running at 0 0 pitch under level ground the predicted depth will be the actual depth In this case all locating can be done at the FLP while the drill head is moving Once the transmitter has been located and it is moving in the correct direction place the receiver relatively level on the ground one rod length in front of the FLP in line with the path...

Page 54: ...locate line s perpendicular relationship to the transmitter it is possible to track the transmitter s heading and also determine if it is maintaining its intended depth The off track locating method is only effective when the pitch of the transmitter is 0 0 and traveling under flat ground To explain how the off track locating method works consider the example of an obstruction that is on the inten...

Page 55: ...resses you can verify it is moving away from or maintaining the intended bore path It is important to monitor the pitch of the transmitter to ensure the drill head is maintaining the desired depth 4 As drilling continues steer the drill head to maintain a constant signal strength at each of the points P1 P2 and P3 If the signal strength decreases the drill head is moving away to the left in the im...

Page 56: ... methods to get back on course Locate Points FLP RLP and Locate Line LL Page 37 In situations with significant pitch changes such as during the entry exit or areas with changing topography and elevations the up down steering information on the remote display may not be accurate In these situations only the left right steering information should be considered accurate After learning the concepts of...

Page 57: ...iver and transmitter is limited only by the range of the transmitter For the most conservative Target Steering operation assume the ideal drill path is a circular arc with a radius that accommodates the bend radius of most drill strings and products being installed As shown in the diagram below the feasible steering area is limited to the shaded region bounded by the two circular arcs 1 Surface of...

Page 58: ...ring on with the displayed depth value A check mark appears briefly next to the receiver icon The receiver beeps four times to confirm and returns to the Locate screen with Target Steering enabled With Target Steering enabled the Locate screen will now show the horizontal distance from transmitter to receiver see the first screen in the section Positioning the Receiver as the Target on page 52 Any...

Page 59: ...hold briefly to change the value 1 Current selection 2 Select to confirm setting 3 Upon selection the value becomes boxed Click to scroll through numeric values then hold briefly to select Click to select subsequent values and hold briefly to change 4 When the target depth is set correctly select the check mark to confirm A check mark appears briefly next to the receiver icon and the receiver beep...

Page 60: ...end radius of the drill string and product being installed Feasible Target Steering Area Page 49 Place the receiver on the intended drill path beyond the FLP but within 35 ft of the transmitter with its back end battery pack facing the transmitter s current location Position the receiver with the understanding that Target Steering is designed to ensure the transmitter is perpendicular to the rear ...

Page 61: ...h drive that accompanied the equipment or online at www DigiTrak com Target Steering in Interference Areas Interference can cause inaccuracies in the measurement of depth and placement of the locating ball and loss of the transmitter s pitch roll or heading In areas of passive and or active interference it may help to physically elevate the receiver above the ground If raising the receiver above t...

Page 62: ... 2 Infrared IR port 3 Front end cap with temp dot and index slot Falcon F1 15 inch Wideband Transmitter Calibration is required prior to first time use after frequency optimization and before using a different transmitter receiver or drill head Calibration and AGR Page 18 A detailed pitch resolution table is located in Appendix A Can I use other DigiTrak transmitters with my Falcon No The technolo...

Page 63: ... the transmitter and or housing and will void the DCI warranty Installing Batteries Power On 15 inch DCI transmitters power on as soon as the batteries and battery cap are properly installed and remember the last band of optimized frequencies used To install the batteries 1 Remove the battery cap from the transmitter using a large slotted screwdriver or coin and rotating counterclockwise 2 Insert ...

Page 64: ... The transmitter must be installed in the drill head for this test to be valid Different drill heads and slot arrangements will affect current draw and battery life This feature does not work with 8 inch transmitters Sleep Mode All battery powered DigiTrak transmitters go into sleep mode and stop transmitting to conserve battery power if they are stationary for longer than 15 minutes To wake the t...

Page 65: ... accompanied the Falcon transmitter other battery caps may look similar but crush the batteries or make the transmitter too long to fit in a standard housing Temperature Status and Overheat Indicator Most DigiTrak transmitters are equipped with an internal digital thermometer The temperature displays on the bottom right of the receiver and remote display screens next to the transmitter temperature...

Page 66: ... black 180 F 8 inch None transmitter overheat indicator temp dot turns black Transmitter Overheat Indicator Temp Dot Most DigiTrak transmitters have a temperature overheat indicator temp dot on the front end cap The temp dot has an outer yellow ring with a 1 8 in white dot in the center 1 Black temp dot voids warranty 2 Normal temp dot Transmitter Temp Dot If the temp dot changes to silver or gray...

Page 67: ...ewable under Transmitter Information on page 26 Runtime hours accrue whenever the transmitter is sending data they do not accrue when the transmitter is in Sleep mode The 3 year 500 hour warranty requires that the transmitter be registered at access DigiTrak com within 90 days of purchase See the warranty at the end of this manual for additional information ...

Page 68: ...ating Temperature DigiTrak Falcon F1 Receiver FAR2 and Falcon Compact Display FCD with NiMH Battery Pack with Lithium Battery Pack 90 14 149 F 4 140 F DigiTrak Aurora Remote Display AF8 AF10 90 4 140 F DigiTrak Transmitter BTW 100 4 220 F DigiTrak Transmitter BTS 100 4 180 F DigiTrak SE NiMH Battery Charger SBC 90 32 104 F DigiTrak SE NiMH Battery Pack SBP 99 50 F 95 50 95 F 75 95 149 F 14 149 F D...

Page 69: ...onic equipment If the equipment contains a banned substance the label will show the pollutant Cd Cadmium Hg Mercury Pb Lead near this symbol Before recycling ensure batteries are discharged or the terminals are covered with adhesive tape to prevent shorting The separate collection and recycling of your waste equipment at the time of disposal will help conserve natural resources and ensure it is re...

Page 70: ...fies the regional designation which must match that on the transmitter battery compartment Page 6 Ground Level Represents the ground for the HAG function and depth readings Page 31 Locate Line The locate line LL always displays perpendicular to the transmitter The locate line LL is found between the front and rear locate points only after a reference lock see below has been obtained May also inclu...

Page 71: ... icon on the Locate screen is the transmitter pitch angle It is also the Settings menu icon for changing the pitch angle units between percent and degrees Page 30 Transmitter Roll Indicator Shows the transmitter s roll position The roll value appears in the center of the clock When roll offset is enabled the letters RO appear at the bottom right and the solid round indicator becomes a circle Page ...

Page 72: ...LP are found where the vertical components of the flux field intersect with the ground Some of the horizontal and vertical components are identified below by short yellow lines 1 RLP 2 LL 3 FLP Side View of Flux Field and Geometry of FLP RLP and LL Due to the shape of the transmitter s signal field when it is at a pitch greater than 10 5 7 and or a depth of 15 ft or more the position of the locate...

Page 73: ...bove These points are located at the vertical components of the signal field illustrated by short vertical yellow lines above Note how the locate points are not the same distance from the LL when the transmitter is pitched Again this situation requires compensation for the projected depth and the fore aft offset Using the following tables to find l actual depth based on the receiver s depth readin...

Page 74: ...rojected Depth and Pitch Use the projected displayed depth values in the first column and transmitter pitches in the first row to find actual depth Pitch Displayed Depth 10 5 7 20 11 30 17 40 22 50 27 60 31 75 37 90 42 100 45 5 4 8 11 1 3 1 7 1 9 2 1 2 5 2 6 10 8 1 4 1 11 2 6 3 1 3 6 4 2 4 9 5 15 1 2 2 11 3 9 4 7 5 4 6 3 7 1 7 6 20 1 4 2 7 3 10 5 6 1 7 1 8 4 9 6 10 25 1 8 3 3 4 10 6 3 7 7 8 10 10 ...

Page 75: ...005 1 025 1 06 1 105 1 155 1 212 1 314 1 426 From Projected to Actual Depth 0 995 0 975 0 943 0 905 0 866 0 825 0 761 0 701 Table C4 Conversion Factors for Calculating Exact Projected Depth or Actual Depth Table C4 helps calculate the exact projected depth reading as well as the actual depth using a multiplier conversion factor at different transmitter pitches For example if you have a required ac...

Page 76: ...ivider For example if the transmitter pitch is 34 or 18 8 then the corresponding divider value from the table is 1 50 In this example the distance between the FLP and the RLP is 11 5 ft The depth would be Depth 11 5 ft 1 50 7 66 ft Pitch Divider Pitch Divider Pitch Divider 0 0 0 1 41 34 18 8 1 50 68 34 2 1 74 2 1 1 1 41 36 19 8 1 51 70 35 0 1 76 4 2 3 1 42 38 20 8 1 52 72 35 8 1 78 6 3 4 1 42 40 2...

Page 77: ... Depth Increase Percent Depth Increase 1 1 28 32 2 2 29 33 3 4 30 34 4 5 31 36 5 6 32 37 6 7 33 38 7 8 34 39 8 10 35 40 9 11 36 41 10 12 37 42 11 13 38 43 12 14 39 44 13 15 40 45 14 17 41 46 15 18 42 46 16 19 43 47 17 20 44 48 18 21 45 49 19 22 46 50 20 24 47 51 21 25 50 54 22 26 55 58 23 27 60 62 24 28 70 69 25 29 80 75 26 30 90 80 27 31 100 85 ...

Page 78: ...ercent Depth Increase 1 2 28 49 2 4 29 50 3 5 30 52 4 7 31 53 5 9 32 55 6 11 33 56 7 13 34 58 8 14 35 59 9 16 36 61 10 18 37 62 11 20 38 64 12 21 39 65 13 23 40 67 14 25 41 68 15 27 42 70 16 28 43 71 17 30 44 72 18 32 45 74 19 34 46 75 20 35 47 77 21 37 50 80 22 39 55 87 23 40 60 93 24 42 70 103 25 44 80 112 26 45 90 120 27 47 100 127 ...

Page 79: ...ansmitter warranty means active run time hours as measured internally by Falcon transmitters l In the event of a valid warranty submission the choice of remedy for example to repair or replace a defective product or in the case of defective software to update or refund shall be at DCI s sole discretion DCI reserves the right to use remanufactured replacement parts for repairs l The above warrantie...

Page 80: ...luding but not limited to indirect special incidental or consequential damages or for any cover loss of information profit revenue or use based upon any claim for breach of warranty breach of contract negligence strict liability or any other legal theory even if DCI has been advised of the possibility of such damages In no event shall DCI or its partners liability exceed the purchase price for the...

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