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11.2.2

 

Hardware Warranty Exclusions 

The above warranty shall not apply to defects resulting from:  (1) improper or inadequate maintenance 
by you; (2) Purchaser-supplied software or interfacing; (3) unauthorized modification or misuse; (4) 
operation outside of the environmental specifications of the product; (5) improper installation, where 
applicable; (6) lightning or other electrical discharge; (7) fresh or salt water immersion or spray; (8) 
normal wear and tear on consumable parts (for example, and without limitation, batteries). 

 

11.2.3

 

Software/Firmware Extended Limited Warranty 

Commencing on the Software/Firmware Extended Limited Warranty Commencement Date and during 
the Software/Firmware Extended Limited Warranty Term set forth on the Signature Page, Trimble 
Navigation Limited warrants that the Trimble Navigation Software and Firmware Products will 
substantially conform to the published specifications provided it is used with the Trimble products, 
computer products, and operating system for which it was designed.  Trimble also warrants that the 
storage media on which Software and Firmware are distributed and the accompanying documentation 
are free from defects in materials and workmanship. Such warranty shall not apply in the event or to 
the extent that data supplied by you contains errors or is improperly or incorrectly installed. During the 
Software/Firmware Extended Limited Warranty period, Trimble will replace defective media or 
documentation, or correct substantial program errors at no charge. If Trimble is unable to replace 
defective media or documentation, or correct program errors, Trimble will refund the price paid for the 
Software or Firmware. These are your sole remedies for any breach in warranty.  

 

11.2.4

 

Software/Firmware Warranty Exclusions 

The above warranty shall not apply to Software and Firmware products that (1) have been altered or 

modified in any way without Trimble’s authorization; (2) have problems resulting from interaction with 

software, firmware or hardware not supplied or supported by Trimble; (3) have problems caused by 
improper or inadequate maintenance by Purchaser.  

 

 

Summary of Contents for ENV100

Page 1: ...865 West Liberty Suite 220 Medina Ohio April 2018 Envision Landfill Gas Analyzer...

Page 2: ...N PROPERTIES 25 6 2 LOGIN SCREEN LOGGING TO THE ELKINS GAS ANALYZER SOFTWARE 26 6 3 CONNECTING AND DISCONNECTING THE ENVISION GAS ANALYZER 30 6 3 1 Connecting to the Envision Gas Analyzer 30 6 3 2 Blu...

Page 3: ...7 COMBINING WELLS FROM ANOTHER ID SET 142 7 8 SAVE FILE 144 7 9 ID SET STORED LOCATION ON PC 145 7 10 TRANSFERRING ID SETS BETWEEN HANDHELD AND DESKTOP PC 146 7 11 IMPORTING GEM CONFIGURATION FILES 1...

Page 4: ...irmware Extended Limited Warranty 178 11 2 4 Software Firmware Warranty Exclusions 178 12 PROBLEMS AND POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS FOR ENVISION AND HANDHELD DEVICE 179 13 SPECIFICATIONS 180 13 1 ENV100 ENV200...

Page 5: ...rinsically safe ENV200 does not have internal heating pads and is certified intrinsically safe ENV200 B same as ENV200 with added capability to measure barometric pressure ENVAUS does not have interna...

Page 6: ...uetooth and 802 11 Wi Fi Optional features may also be selected such as GPS barcode scanner and or an internal camera 2 1 2 Xplore Bobcat Xplore s Bobcat ruggedized tablet is IP65 rated runs Windows 7...

Page 7: ...Windows Office Mobile and has a 4 3 high visibility touch screen It can operate up to 20 hours on a single charge 2 1 4 Juniper Mesa 2 Juniper s Mesa 2 8 5 x 5 5 IP68 ruggedized tablet comes with the...

Page 8: ...es infrared sensors to measure CH4 and CO2 The Envision uses an electrochemical cell to measure O2 concentration and an accurate thermistor temperature probe to measure wellhead gas temperatures Data...

Page 9: ...essure and to sample for gas quality Impact Port This port is used to generate a differential pressure for calculating flow Do not connect pressurized calibration gasses to this port Available This po...

Page 10: ...l normal working day without needing to be recharged Plug the charger in overnight to charge the unit It usually takes about 4 hours to fully charge an Envision The charging circuit will turn off auto...

Page 11: ...it and handheld PC to determine the appropriate location that either unit can be utilized within as monitoring conditions may change The Envision sensor unit handheld PC are not intended for use in co...

Page 12: ...een protector has been included in the packaging The operational software for the Envision Gas Analyzer has been installed at the factory The Trimble handheld computers operate on the Microsoft Mobile...

Page 13: ...xternal Power Backlight Never turns off Never turns off Backlight Brightness 100 100 Keypad on Time 1 minute 1 minute Keypad Brightness 100 100 Hibernation Never Never If the user changes the backligh...

Page 14: ...like to change these settings then follow the steps below 1 Turn on the Trimble handheld computer by pressing the green power button on the handheld computer keypad 2 On the touch screen tap the Start...

Page 15: ...P a g e 15 3 Tap Settings 4 Next tap System 5 Next tap Backlight...

Page 16: ...P a g e 16 6 On the Battery Power and External Power screens uncheck the Turn off backlight if device is not used for box...

Page 17: ...P a g e 17 7 Tap on the Brightness tab at the bottom of the screen 8 Increase the brightness to 100...

Page 18: ...P a g e 18 9 At the bottom of the Brightness screen select Power in the adjust power setting to conserve power...

Page 19: ...g the OK button twice 5 4 Enable Bluetooth The primary way to connect with the Envision gas analyzer is via Bluetooth connection The unit ships from the factory with Bluetooth enabled The gas analyzer...

Page 20: ...P a g e 20 Next on the Wireless Manager Screen tap the Bluetooth button and Bluetooth will activate...

Page 21: ...re The software developed for the Envision gas analyzer automatically turns the GPS on and off when needed Do not change any of the GPS settings in the Trimble handheld computer The Trimble handheld c...

Page 22: ...P a g e 22 2 Tap System and then External GPS 3 Verify GPS program port is set to COM 3...

Page 23: ...P a g e 23 4 GPS Hardware Port is set to COM2 and BAUD rate 9600 5 Verify that this box is checked too...

Page 24: ...k Start in the upper left hand corner of the screen and tap the Elkins Gas Analyzer button in the drop down menu Note If the Gas Analyzer is not listed in the main menu click on Programs It should be...

Page 25: ...P a g e 25 6 1 Software Screen Properties The detail below illustrates the main features common to each screen of the Elkins Gas Analyzer Program...

Page 26: ...n Logging to the Elkins Gas Analyzer Software Once the Elkins Gas Analyzer program is started from the Start Menu the Login Menu will appear This screen is intended to allow the user to login to the E...

Page 27: ...s Configuration Editor software that may be installed on your personal computer The Elkins Earthworks Configuration Editor software is provided on the Elkins Earthworks software Flash drive included i...

Page 28: ...P a g e 28 2 Verify that the date and time is correct as displayed on the login screen 3 If date and or time is incorrect then tap the Set Time Date button...

Page 29: ...29 4 The Set Time Date screen will appear and you may then adjust to the correct date and or time 5 Tap the Set button when the date and time have been corrected This will return the user to the Login...

Page 30: ...is logged in the user can now search for and connect to an Envision gas analyzer 1 On the handheld computer make sure that the Select Meter screen is displayed 2 Turn on the Envision gas analyzer by p...

Page 31: ...p the Search button on the Select meter screen on the handheld computer 6 The handheld computer screen will display Searching above the Meters box and will change to Select Meter to connect once the E...

Page 32: ...32 7 The Envision gas analyzer should be displayed in the box titled Devices Each discoverable Envision unit should appear and will be defined by the name Elkins Envision followed by the unit s serial...

Page 33: ...P a g e 33 8 Select the desired analyzer by tapping the Envision Meter ID and then tapping Connect If you are using a Bluetherm temperature probe you may also select it and connect to it at this time...

Page 34: ...ow header box will now display the approximate battery level of the Envision gas analyzer 10 Once connected tap the Main Menu button on the lower right hand corner of the screen 6 3 3 Serial Connectio...

Page 35: ...reen 5 Once connected tap the Main Menu button on the lower right hand corner of the screen 6 3 4 Disconnecting from the Envision To disconnect from the Envision gas analyzer follow the steps listed b...

Page 36: ...P a g e 36 2 Tap the Disconnect button...

Page 37: ...eturn to the Select Meter screen by tapping the Select Meter button in the lower left corner of the touch screen The following sections will walk the user through each of the functions indicated on th...

Page 38: ...e calibrated with a zero gas and a span gas The technician may calibrate sensors in any order However for greatest accuracy CO2 span should be calibrated before CH4 span minimizes cross sensitivity It...

Page 39: ...barcode on the calibration cylinder Tap the Scan Barcode button and aim the scanner laser at the barcode on the calibration gas cylinder being utilized The barcode number will automatically populate...

Page 40: ...n This action will turn on the sample pump and will change the handheld computer display 5 The following image shows the zero calibration screen The Calibration Value located in the middle should be 0...

Page 41: ...calibration value and restore the factory calibration value by tapping the Restore Factory Calibration button on the Calibration Zero screen The technician should then try to recalibrate If the unit...

Page 42: ...P a g e 42...

Page 43: ...ired gas quality then tap the User Defined button Once the user taps User Defined or either one of the two predetermined gas qualities the screen will then change to the Calibration Span screen 4 The...

Page 44: ...LPM and attach the calibration gas only to the Static port Do not attach the calibration gas to the Exhaust Impact or Available ports Pressures above 200 H20 on any port may result in a damaged pressu...

Page 45: ...rent Value is between 0 and 20 relative of the calibration gas value then the handheld computer will adjust and store the calibration value once the user taps the calibrate button b If the Current Val...

Page 46: ...Now that the handheld computer has returned to the Calibration Menu the user will notice that the parameter that has been calibrated is now highlighted in green The user may now select the next gas t...

Page 47: ...rs should be field calibrated at the beginning and periodically during the monitoring event The pressure sensors may be zeroed from two different locations in the Elkins Earthworks Analyzer software F...

Page 48: ...ures in the 5 pressure blocks to stabilize The ENV100 200 screen is shown to the left and ENVAUS screen is shown to the right below The Envision ENV200 B models have the added capability to measure ba...

Page 49: ...P a g e 49 3 Ensure that the sample fittings are disconnected from the wellhead and shielded from wind 4 Tap the Zero Sensors button on the lower center part of the touch screen...

Page 50: ...tapping the Restore Factory Calibration button 7 Tap the Calibration button on the lower right of the screen to return to the main Calibration screen The pressure sensor calibration menu is also acces...

Page 51: ...he Analyze button in the lower right corner of the screen Warning Never apply vacuums greater than 200 H20 or pressure greater than 200 H2O to any of the pressure sensors during calibration or measure...

Page 52: ...File Once all of the calibration gases have been calibrated the user can select the option to Store Calibration File This feature will generate a csv file with all of the calibration information gene...

Page 53: ...ps the OK box in the warning message it will return the screen back to the Calibration Menu so that the remaining parameters can be calibrated If the user does not calibrate the remaining parameters a...

Page 54: ...elected the Trimble handheld computer will store the calibration file in the Trimble handheld computer in File Explorer my documents Elkins Earthworks calibration The file is named as such meter seria...

Page 55: ...ain menu and tap the Analyze button The handheld computer will automatically progress to the Select ID screen 6 6 1 Select ID To make it easier for a user to locate and identify a well or location to...

Page 56: ...P a g e 56 6 6 1 1 Manually Select ID On the Select ID screen you may manually select the monitoring point by following the instructions below...

Page 57: ...P a g e 57 1 Use the combo boxes labeled Site and ID to locate the monitoring point that is to be monitored...

Page 58: ...ser can manually create a Site and or ID within the Well ID Maintenance feature accessible via the Well ID Maintenance button at the bottom of the Select ID screen Instructions on how to Use the Well...

Page 59: ...l turn on and the button will turn green The timer will count down 90 seconds or until the O2 percent in the meter is at least 18 then the pump will turn off The purge cycle may end if either the Envi...

Page 60: ...le trains disconnected and shielded from the wind then tap the Zero Pressures button The user can also decide to skip the Zero Pressures feature and go directly to the Analyze screen by pressing the A...

Page 61: ...pushed a status message will be displayed above the Site text box that will indicate Reading GPS then either GPS not locked Site ID selected by GPS or Failed to find GPS match 4 The handheld computer...

Page 62: ...3 Barcode Selection of ID If you desire to select the well to be measured by barcode please follow the instructions below 1 Walk up to the point to be monitored 2 Locate the barcode on the item to be...

Page 63: ...P a g e 63 4 A status message will be displayed above the Site that will indicate Scanning Barcode 5 Once the barcode has been verified the status will change to Site ID selected by Barcode...

Page 64: ...arcode does not find a monitoring point then the status will change to Failed to find Barcode match If the ID is known the user can manually select the Site and ID then tap the Well ID Maintenance but...

Page 65: ...2 1 1 Pump This button activates the sample pump located within the Envision gas analyzer The left screen is for a typical well The right screen is for a probe The button is red when the pump is off a...

Page 66: ...1 2 Read Pressures The Envision unit measures Available Applied and Differential pressures In order to view and record these pressures the user must go to the Read Pressures screen The left screen is...

Page 67: ...P a g e 67 6 6 2 1 3 Previous Data If the user desires to view data previously recorded on the handheld computer then the Previous Data button should be tapped...

Page 68: ...y any historical well data for the selected ID located in the site s current month output file located on the handheld computer To return to the Analyze screen tap the Analyze button in the bottom lef...

Page 69: ...P a g e 69 6 6 2 1 4 Enter Temperature Press the Enter Temperature button to allow manual entry of well temperature This will override any thermistor that happens to be attached to the Envision...

Page 70: ...P a g e 70 Use the hard or soft keypads to enter a temperature value then hit Ok 6 6 2 1 5 Browse File The Browse File button will take the handheld computer to the File Explorer...

Page 71: ...view csv files To return to the Analyze screen tap the X in the upper right hand corner of the screen 6 6 2 1 6 Lock Readings The Lock Readings button is designed to lock the gas values and to turn of...

Page 72: ...utton is tapped the button will change to readings saved The values are now locked The values can be unlocked by tapping the pump button In order for the data to be stored to a csv file the user must...

Page 73: ...ugh the entire sample procedure However this will not store any of the data that you have gathered for the current ID 6 6 2 1 8 Main Menu This button will exit the user from Analyze and take the user...

Page 74: ...a file The user can select the total logging time and measurement interval from the Well ID Maintenance screen see section 6 9 1 The ENVAUS Analyze screens are shown below The logging timer will coun...

Page 75: ...play the CH4 LEL The user can return to the standard CH4 by tapping the CH4 box again Note 100 LEL is equal to 5 CH4 CO2 Carbon Dioxide CO2 is measured via an infrared sensor The measurement range of...

Page 76: ...ilable within the SWANA Landfill Gas O M Manual available at www swana org CH4 CO2 Ratio lower than 1 1 may indicate potential for stressed conditions on a landfill gas well The ratio may assist in dr...

Page 77: ...have been set up using the Configuration Editor software When the gas sensor is in the acceptable range the gas quality text box will turn from red to green The color key can be displayed by touching...

Page 78: ...screen by pressing the Read Pressures button The user may also elect to go back to the main menu by tapping the Main Menu button 6 6 3 Read Pressures ENV100 200 The Envision gas analyzer is built with...

Page 79: ...the user in the Configuration Editor the pressure text box will turn from red to green The color key can be displayed by touching the gas quality text box Tap OK to close the color key When the user...

Page 80: ...P a g e 80 Once the lock initial pressure button is tapped the Adjusted pressures will appear and will start fluctuating...

Page 81: ...ted values allowing them to fluctuate The user may now lock the value again Failure to lock the values will result in the adjusted values not being stored in the output file The user may also access t...

Page 82: ...his monitoring point as User Defined then the user may type in a flow measurement for both the Initial and Adjusted flows Use the Comments button to progress to the next screen or tap the Analyze butt...

Page 83: ...t screens 6 6 4 Read Pressures ENVAUS Although the ENVAUS model has much in common with the ENV100 200 sections above it does not have the System pressure sensor It uses the Static pressure sensor to...

Page 84: ...P a g e 84 6 6 4 1 Wellhead Type The following images show screen progressions for non borehole wellhead types...

Page 85: ...Because there is no separate pressure sensor to measure System pressure on the ENVAUS the user is prompted to move the tubing which is connected to the Envision Static port to the System port on the...

Page 86: ...P a g e 86 6 6 4 2 Borehole Type The pressures screen progression for a wellhead of type BoreHole is shown below Pressing the Lock Pressure button brings up the following screens...

Page 87: ...ressing the Lock Flow button The user may also select Timed Flow to log the flow measurements to a file The time interval and total number of measurements may be set either on the Well ID Maintenance...

Page 88: ...Analyze screen for probes or boreholes The Comments screen is designed to give the user several opportunities to comment on the sample point The user may check boxes from a group of populated comments...

Page 89: ...keyboard symbol to open the touch screen keyboard The user may then type in any comment that is needed Once the user is done making comments they may progress to the next screen by tapping the View Da...

Page 90: ...of the data collected for this ID If the user is satisfied with the data viewed on this screen then the user can tap the Store button to save the data in the csv file If the user is not satisfied wit...

Page 91: ...is tapped the data is stored in a csv file on the handheld computer The data may be accessed by either pressing View Files on the Main Menu or Browse File on the Analyze screen The files are located...

Page 92: ...e 92 6 9 Utilities The Utilities menu is accessible from the main menu The Utilities menu contains the information needed to assist in keeping the user informed about the status of the Envision gas an...

Page 93: ...intenance The Well ID Maintenance feature of the utility menu is intended to allow the user to create or delete ID s while in the field Tapping the Well ID Maintenance button will take the user to the...

Page 94: ...talled in the handheld computer Note In later versions of the gas analyzer software the Clear Site button has been removed to protect the user from inadvertently deleting all wells associated with a c...

Page 95: ...P a g e 95 2 Open the touch screen keyboard by tapping the key board Icon at the bottom of the touch screen 3 Type in the name of the new site...

Page 96: ...P a g e 96 4 Tap the New Site button 5 The new site name will now appear in the Site text box and a default ID will be generated...

Page 97: ...e new Site is now stored in the ID set located on the handheld computer 6 9 1 2 Create New ID The Well ID maintenance screen will allow the user to make a new site for the existing ID set installed in...

Page 98: ...P a g e 98 2 Open the touch screen keyboard by tapping the key board Icon at the bottom of the touch screen 3 Type in the name of the new ID 4 Drop down the keyboard by tapping the keyboard button...

Page 99: ...P a g e 99 5 Select the Wellhead Type If the user desires to manually type in a flow at the selected point each time then the user may select user input...

Page 100: ...P a g e 100 6 Select the appropriate wellhead Pipe size When applicable 7 Select the appropriate Plate if using an orifice plate...

Page 101: ...t tap the New ID button 9 The new ID name will now appear in the ID text box 10 The new ID is now located on the handheld computer 11 If the user is at the monitoring point the GPS location or Well Ba...

Page 102: ...P a g e 102 12 Tap the Mark button so that it is highlighted in red 13 Tap the GPS button to mark the GPS coordinates or tap the Barcode button to mark the Barcode...

Page 103: ...ly select the ID and choose the corresponding parameters Be sure to hit Save Changes when complete 6 9 1 4 Delete Site Note In later versions of the gas analyzer software the Clear Site button has bee...

Page 104: ...P a g e 104 1 Open the Well ID Maintenance Screen 2 Select the Site that is to be deleted from the dropdown menu...

Page 105: ...P a g e 105 3 Tap the Clear Site button...

Page 106: ...tap Cancel 5 The user may now return to the Analyze or Utilities menu by tapping the Analyze or Utilities button at the bottom of the touch screen 6 9 1 5 Delete Well ID The software on the handheld c...

Page 107: ...P a g e 107 2 Select the ID that is to be deleted from the dropdown menu 3 Tap the Clear ID button...

Page 108: ...lyze or Utilities menu by tapping the Analyze or Utilities button at the bottom of the touch screen 6 9 1 6 Mark Location If the user is at the monitoring point the GPS location or Well Barcode may no...

Page 109: ...P a g e 109 2 Tap the Mark button so that it is highlighted in red 3 Tap the GPS button to mark the GPS coordinates or tap the Barcode button to mark the Barcode...

Page 110: ...valid or Failed to find Barcode 5 The ID is now updated and located on the handheld computer 6 9 1 7 Search location If the user is uncertain about the name of an ID that they want to modify then the...

Page 111: ...e 111 While at the monitoring location the user must tap the Search button The user may then select if the search will be performed by the use of the GPS or the Barcode The user must tap one of the op...

Page 112: ...ect information The message Site ID selected by GPS or Site selected by Barcode will appear If there is no barcode or GPS location stored in the ID set then the message will read Failed to find GPS ma...

Page 113: ...6 9 1 8 Log Settings ENVAUS only The ENVAUS model has the ability to log both gas concentration and borehole flow measurements Press the Log Settings button in the lower right corner of the screen as...

Page 114: ...time between measurements in seconds Total Measurements is the total number of measurements to be logged Be sure to press Save when finished 6 9 2 View Missing Well Report The View Missing Well Repor...

Page 115: ...monitoring points stored in the configuration file to the data that has been stored in the current month s csv file The user may return to the Main Menu or the Utilities screen by tapping one of the...

Page 116: ...ssible from the Utilities screen This screen is intended to provide critical operational information to the user This screen is accessible from the utilities screen The Meter Status screen gives the u...

Page 117: ...gas analyzer software do not contain this field Factory calibration The date indicated is the last date the Envision gas analyzer was last calibrated at the factory Firmware version Indicates the fir...

Page 118: ...t run unless a license is activated Licenses not yet activated will appear as Unlicensed Options Once activated licenses will show as Licensed Options To activate your Elkins Gas Analyzer package comp...

Page 119: ...our license key in the designated area Call Elkins Earthworks 330 725 7766 to obtain license keys Be prepared to provide the Handheld ID number shown on the screen 3 Once the license key is entered cl...

Page 120: ...P a g e 120 6 9 5 Set Options The purpose of the set options screen is to allow the user to determine specific data reporting parameters 1 Click Set Options on the Utilities page...

Page 121: ...2 Set the decimal gas measurement precision to tenth or hundredths Below is the tablet version of the set options screen GPS com port and baud rate settings are provided in addition to the precision s...

Page 122: ...alibration values from the last factory service If a sensor has drifted significantly a message indicating such may appear when the restore all factory cal button is pressed If restoring factory calib...

Page 123: ...to the Elkins Gas Analyzer Main Menu and then click on View Files A file explorer window will open to the directories used by the gas analyzer The user can then locate the files that contain historic...

Page 124: ...click on View Manual The O M manual button will take the user directly to an HTML or PDF version of the O M manual The blue texts are hyperlinks to the relevant sections of the manual Tapping on the b...

Page 125: ...P a g e 125 6 12 Exiting the Gas Analyzer Software To exit the program return to the Main Menu through the buttons on the bottom of the screen...

Page 126: ...P a g e 126 You may then click Exit Program then OK to close the Elkins Gas Analyzer 6 13 Software Options Handheld Tablet...

Page 127: ...t sites are displayed for selection The gas analyzer operation is modified as follows a ID sets and field data files are encrypted using a Waste Management proprietary algorithm and are used for downl...

Page 128: ...ENV200 Tablet PC Elkins Gas Analyzer Configuration Editor Tablet ENVAUS Handheld PC Elkins Gas Analyzer Configuration Editor BH BH borehole Most of the screen shots below will show the ENV100 200 han...

Page 129: ...has the following differences from the ENV100 200 version Property ENV100 200 ENVAUS GPS Coordinates Latitude and Longitude in decimal degrees Latitude and Longitude in decimal degrees plus Easting a...

Page 130: ...P a g e 130 7 3 Add a Site Technician Valve Adjustment Well Condition and or Well Repair 1 Click on the Edit Tables tab and select the desired category to add to...

Page 131: ...P a g e 131 2 A text box will open for the user to enter a new item within the selected category 3 Click inside the text box type in the new item then tap the Add button...

Page 132: ...delete an item highlight the item and click on the Delete button 7 4 Add a monitoring point 1 Click on the Add Row button on the upper left corner of the screen A row must be selected where the new o...

Page 133: ...P a g e 133 2 Select the Site If the user needs to make a new site then the Add Site button can be used to make a new site 3 Next tap the Add Well button on the right side of the screen...

Page 134: ...name of the new well The text in the box that the user just entered will stay once the ID is added This is done so that the user does not have to retype the common characters to each new well 5 To de...

Page 135: ...ct the wellhead type wellhead size and orifice plate size If the user desires to type in the flow in the field they may use the User defined type under Well Designation If the default list of Well Hea...

Page 136: ...this by clicking in the appropriate box and typing in the desired values When a measurement is within these ranges it will turn green on the Trimble handheld Otherwise it will turn red 9 Once the well...

Page 137: ...7 5 Cloning wells To make it easier for the user to enter multiple wells that have the same configuration the software was designed with a copy feature 1 Highlight the well to clone and tap the Copy...

Page 138: ...ll open 3 Type or cut and paste a list of desired names for the new wells to be added there should be a carriage return after each name as shown below Select done when finished and the new IDs will po...

Page 139: ...P a g e 139...

Page 140: ...P a g e 140 7 6 Delete Wells The user may delete a well from the ID set by highlighting the Well and clicking on the Delete Row s button...

Page 141: ...P a g e 141 The user may also delete multiple rows at the same time by holding the CTRL key and clicking the desired rows...

Page 142: ...7 7 Combining wells from another ID set The Gas Analyzer Configuration Editor will let the user find a second ID set and combine selected wells into the new ID set 1 Click on the File tab then the Ap...

Page 143: ...g e 143 2 Browse for the second ID set which contains the well ID s that the user desires to add to the new ID set Check the ID s that should be appended to the new ID set and then click the Import bu...

Page 144: ...user must click on the save button to save the changes that have been made to the ID set The user may use the Save As button to specify a custom name for the file The program ensures that the file nam...

Page 145: ...the c My Documents Elkins Earthworks Configuration directory The user may have multiple ID set files referencing multiple sites that the instrument is used on Note Newer versions of the configuration...

Page 146: ...ween handheld and desktop PC 1 Attach the handheld to the PC and let the unit synchronize see section 8 for instructions 2 Open the Configuration Editor program 3 Select File then Mobile Device and fi...

Page 147: ...P a g e 147 4 Select the file that contains the ID set that you want to manage and click on the Copy File button 5 The selected ID set will then populate into the Configuration Editor...

Page 148: ...P a g e 148 6 Make any desired changes to the selected ID set 7 After all changes have been made the user should send updated ID set back to the handheld...

Page 149: ...P a g e 149 8 Updated ID set will be sent to mobile device and changes to the ID set will be viewable once Elkins Earthworks Gas Analyzer program on the handheld has been exited and restarted...

Page 150: ...GEM file the user must find the location of an existing GEM xml file on their hard drive Press the import button and browse to the GEM file location Note Information imported into the Configuration E...

Page 151: ...P a g e 151 7 12 Print Preview The Print Preview button allows the user to view the entire ID set and all of the configurations set for those wells The user may print the ID set from this feature...

Page 152: ...e Handheld via a USB data cable If your PC does not recognize the handheld when it is plugged into a USB port with the provided data cable you will need to use the following work around to add remove...

Page 153: ...synchronize files between the PC and handheld computer 1 Connect the handheld unit to the desktop PC with the provided USB cord 2 The Windows Mobile software should open If it does not open automatic...

Page 154: ...4 Check the items that you want to synchronize each time you connect to the handheld device Then click on Next We recommend not selecting any boxes since this will slow the synchronization time Do no...

Page 155: ...P a g e 155 5 Name the handheld PC 6 The handheld device will then Sync with the desktop PC...

Page 156: ...following website http www microsoft com windowsmobile en us downloads eulas eula_activesync45_1033 mspx ProductID 76 2 Click on Accept and Download 3 Follow the directions for the software installati...

Page 157: ...n Click next 6 Enter the name of what you want to call the handheld device that is being connected a Synchronization wizard will now open Select the tasks that you wish to synchronize each time the ha...

Page 158: ...P a g e 158 will slow the synchronization time Do not select the Files box as that may lead to contamination of the field data...

Page 159: ...llow wireless connections option screen Make sure the check box for Allow wireless connections is unchecked Click on next 8 The connection wizard will now store the user s settings once the Finish but...

Page 160: ...P a g e 160 9 ActiveSync will now open and sync with the handheld device The handheld device will now perform this function each time it is connected to the user s PC...

Page 161: ...ync will automatically make a file on the desktop 11 Once the handheld device has synchronized the files in the desktop folder are now exactly what is on the handheld device The user may now disconnec...

Page 162: ...view and modify any of the contents 8 3 Transferring Files 8 3 1 Directory Structure The files associated with the gas analyzer program may be found on the handheld device at C My Documents Elkins Ear...

Page 163: ...time the user performs a field calibration These files may be used to verify that a field calibration was performed on a certain date and time The xml file is used by the gas analyzer program It conta...

Page 164: ...164 2 Configuration Directory This is where all the well ID sets are stored The files are in xml format and may be edited by the configuration editor The file must be copied to the user s PC before e...

Page 165: ...This is where all the csv field data files reside A new file is generated each day and each month that a measurement is taken These files may be opened with Excel If the encryption option is enabled e...

Page 166: ...P a g e 166 8 3 2 Copy Files from PC to Handheld Device 1 Right click on the file and click copy...

Page 167: ...P a g e 167 2 Open File Management from Windows Mobile Device Center 3 Follow the path shown to the proper folder on the handheld device Right click in an empty space and click paste...

Page 168: ...68 4 If a file with the same name already exists then a warning message may appear If you are sure you want to replace the file then click on Copy and Replace 5 The file will now load onto the handhel...

Page 169: ...he modified file back onto the PC unit for backup and potential modification by the Configuration Editor software 1 Synchronize the handheld device with the PC 2 Open File Management from Windows Mobi...

Page 170: ...he Configuration folder on the user s PC This may be in any directory that the user desires The default configuration editor locations are C My Document Elkins Earthworks Configuration or C Elkins Ear...

Page 171: ...paste If an ID set file with the same name already exists then a warning message will appear If you are sure you want to replace the file then click on Copy and Replace 6 The file is now located on t...

Page 172: ...ndheld computer If this does not correct the problem call technical support at Elkins Earthworks 330 725 7766 5 Component Failure Error 5 a Explanation Excessive current draw Any number of parts may h...

Page 173: ...on Charge Envision gas analyzer If the unit does not charge then call technical support at Elkins Earthworks 330 725 7766 13 Unit over temperature Cool unit a Explanation Measurement Unit over tempera...

Page 174: ...s 330 725 7766 for help in verifying drivers 4 GPS data not valid a Explanation the GPS has not yet connected with the satellites b Solution Allow the handheld unit at least four minutes outside to co...

Page 175: ...as two internal filters Over time these filters may clog or become fowled and may need to be changed In order to change the filters locate the aluminum door on the back of the Envision gas analyzer un...

Page 176: ...e user may now remove and replace the filters by turning the Luer filter fittings Make sure the seal is still in place and re attach the filter door Replacement Luer filters may be purchased from Elki...

Page 177: ...al department d In the event the BUYER delays shipment the warranty period commences on the date Elkins Earthworks is prepared to make shipment e BUYER shall give Elkins Earthworks written notice of t...

Page 178: ...omputer products and operating system for which it was designed Trimble also warrants that the storage media on which Software and Firmware are distributed and the accompanying documentation are free...

Page 179: ...l not read GPS Make sure that Sat Viewer is turned off Check the settings on the handheld device to make sure they match the settings in section 5 5 of this document for GPS The lighting on the Nomad...

Page 180: ...cs Resolution 0 01 H2O 0 01 H2O T90 1 ms 10 ms Differential Range 5 to 5 H2O Range 30 to 30 H2O Accuracy 0 14 H2O 0 6 H2O According to sensor manufacture specs Resolution 0 001 H2O 0 01 H2O T90 1 ms 1...

Page 181: ...rding to sensor manufacture specs Resolution 0 1 mbar 0 1 mbar T90 1 ms 10 ms Differential 12 mBar 75 mBar Accuracy 0 4 mbar 2 of reading According to sensor manufacture specs Resolution 0 1 mbar 0 1...

Page 182: ...mation Service and Sales North America 865 West Liberty Suite 220 Medina Ohio 44256 Phone 330 725 7766 Email sales elkinsearthworks com Australia Air Met Scientific 7 11 Ceylon Street Nunawading Victo...

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