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DEVELOPMENT, MANUFACTURING AND SUPPLY OF INSTRUMENTATION

With factory settings enabled, you can perform the cable location with network

frequency 50 Hz without the transmitter.

4. Start of work

If alkaline batteries are used -

.Before.start.of.work,.you.should.install.the.batteries.into.the.

corresponding.compartment.of.the.receiver.in.the.following.sequence:

Note

To.switch.on.the.receiver,.press.the.“Power”.button

Receiver switching

A.description.of..factory..settings..can..be..found..in..the.

“settings”.menu..You.can..go..back..to..factory..settings..by..
selecting.the.“reset.settings”.option...

Install.the.batteries,.

observing.the.polarity

Unsnap.Battery.

compartment..Pull.out.the.

ring.on.the.receiver.handle.

Install.four.new.elements.into.

the.battery.compartment.of.the.

device,.minding.polarity.

Install.the.battery.compartment.

into.the.body.until.it.snaps.

The.indication.of.the.Firmware.version,.manufacturer.logo.and...

device.name.will.appear.on.the.screen.

Then,.the.receiver.will.automatically.enter.into.“Route”.mode.

in.5.seconds..When.first.switching,.the.factory.settings.are.set.by..
default...The.filter.frequency.is.50.Hz.

External Power

..With.the.help.of.the.mini-USB.cable.(included),.the.operator.can.connect.to.external.power.

sources.with.4-7V.voltage..For.example,.a.power.bank.(supplied.separately).

The.external.power.source.can.be.placed.under.overclothes.of.the.operator..It.will.allow.an.

extension. of. the. battery. life. in. low. temperature. conditions.. External. power. can. be. used. with.
inserted.batteries..or.without.them..

NOTE:

Power Bank should be placed as far as possible from the antenna block of the receiver

in order to evade interference.

Summary of Contents for AG-309.15G

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Page 2: ...e mode MIN MAX 31 9 Performing cable route location in the mode 2 frequencies 32 10 The work mode Cable selection from a bunch 34 10 1 The work with the receiver in the mode Selection of the cable fro...

Page 3: ...ng a pipe transmitter Selection of the cable from a bunch with an optional external sensor Simultaneous area survey and cable fault location Intended use Power and Heat engineering Public utilities Oi...

Page 4: ...rs Sensor DODK 117 Sensor DKI 117 NR 117 Superimposed frame CI 105 110 Inductive clamps Face panel controls Power Enter button 6 Switching on off the receiver to turn off the receiver press and hold t...

Page 5: ...pulse Frequency of the enabled filter Area where utility axis visibility Quick switch to graph mode Centre of receiver axis Limits of utility position where current and depth measurements are availab...

Page 6: ...e graph in percentage terms If there is an incoming signal overload a special symbol will be visible on the screen instead of the digit XX Indicated data is incorrect in this case Utility position ind...

Page 7: ...th new measurement value Digit representing current far right value of the graph in percentage terms Battery charge level Amplification coefficient in dB Quick change of diagram scale Indication of lo...

Page 8: ...epth of utility The receiver has two modes with indication of relative distance to the utility R dis Graph is used when the relative distance to the utility graph and utility route are indicated simul...

Page 9: ...ity graph in real time Digit indicates the minimum signal level of far right point of the display Digit indicates relative distance value of far right part of the display R dist value indicated by ico...

Page 10: ...Settings Modes select 2 7 Sonde mode Sonde mode is used for tracing of non metal pipelines by using a special pipe transmitter working on 512Hz frequency see paragraph 12 Dynamic Overload Protection...

Page 11: ...Enter button If you wait for several seconds menu will disappear automatically In the upper part of the indicator the parameter editing panel will open If no buttons are pressed for a period of time...

Page 12: ...amplification can be selected manually semi automatically by command automatically depending on the regime of the analysis and signal representation Table 1 3 Signal The type of signal received can b...

Page 13: ...el of surveyed cable as diagram alongside with 2D representation of 50 60 Hz cable MIN MAX graph representation of minimum and maximum signals 2 frequency amplitude and phase Non destructive testing d...

Page 14: ...oot Measurement system metrical or imperial Power frequency Europe USA The network frequency for passive search Europe 50 100 Hz USA 60 120 Hz Sound of keys ON OFF Disables sound for button pressing B...

Page 15: ...RING AND SUPPLY OF INSTRUMENTATION Settings LOG The statistics of device usage including all applied settings Reset settings Reset the device to factory default settings After choosing this menu a dia...

Page 16: ...ements into the battery compartment of the device minding polarity Install the battery compartment into the body until it snaps The indication of the Firmware version manufacturer logo and device name...

Page 17: ...used Basic Receiver Functions Location and tracing of underground utilities with depth measurement in Route mode Location and tracing of utilities in Graph Graph and MIN MAX modes Tracing of non meta...

Page 18: ...n 3 When moving towards the supposed place of the utility location the ball will appear on the screen It shows the presence of a utility and that it is a significant distance from the operator 4 The b...

Page 19: ...ng notification offering the option of switching to Graph mode The receiver switches the Graphic mode The dialogue box appears Should a message about the field distorted be further displayed Attention...

Page 20: ...tatus a GPS off b Looking for GPS satellites Current GPS coordinates longitude and latitude in degrees in 5 digit precision c GPS module error 2 GPS ON OFF button 3 GPS module memory status shows the...

Page 21: ...GPS signal quality 5 4 MapProgram This software was developed for uploading saved GPS points from the receiver cable locator to a PC It also indicates the points on Google maps allows the user to edi...

Page 22: ...ion in the Active Mode Thismodeisusedforthelocationandtracingofelectro conductingundergroundutilities power cables optic fibre cables with metal armouring and pipelines by using the signal transmitter...

Page 23: ...ser to perform the cable route location for more distantly 2 Turn on the transmitter Set the signal type impulse Co continuous Pu pulse The generation frequency on the transmitter 512 1024 8192 32768...

Page 24: ...mine its burial depth similarly to p 5 2 View of the Receiver Screen for Route Location in the Active Mode The input signal type set in the receiver continuous The set filter frequency 512 Hz A hint f...

Page 25: ...burial depth and current is not available in this mode In the Graph mode the receiver screen displays the moving diagram of change in the signal level depending on the time by the maximum method when...

Page 26: ...cating transmitter The pitch of the tone of the sound synthesized also corresponds to the maximum value of the signal for the period of the impulse transmitted Press Enter button to open the menu To c...

Page 27: ...nu Select Sound in the menu Select necessary parameter increase decrease of the image xl 2 4 8 by the short pressing of the buttons and correspondingly Turning off the Graphic mode d switching to the...

Page 28: ...re below 3 Slowly move the receiver towards the area where you previously experienced problems locating the utility You can see the example of operation on this picture In the presence of two utilitie...

Page 29: ...tion which allows the user to conduct the cable route location more distantly 2 Turn on the transmitter Set the signal type impulse Pu continuous Co The generation frequency on the generator 512 1024...

Page 30: ...cable located near if any will be displayed under the voltage 50 60 Hz You should move the receiver as shown on the figure The place of the crossing of the cable corresponds to the setting of the poin...

Page 31: ...om the axis the signal decreases In this mode the value of the depth and current in the utility are not displayed The signal level change diagram At each updating of the display the graphic automatica...

Page 32: ...s of frequency components 8 1 Change of the phase difference of the frequency components Signal direction straight back The mode 2 frequencies is realised only with the contact method of connection of...

Page 33: ...posite the transferred currents flowing through foe utilities 5 Signal direction forward is the conventional concept and assigned by the operator for this position of the sensor relative to the route...

Page 34: ...nch of cables on the basis of maximum signal emitted by this cable The selection can be carried out at all the frequencies supported by the receiver Turn on the power Press Enter button to open the me...

Page 35: ...0 fig 10 3 or apply NP 117 fig 10 4 onto the one of cables Press Enter again to return to main menu To confirm your selection press Enter button Press Enter again to return to main menu Select Signal...

Page 36: ...e from the bunch In the mode Cable selection from a bunch using the external sensor the work with the continues and impulse signal is supported menu option signal table 1 p 3 The difference attheworkw...

Page 37: ...rch of insulation defects The search of defects of cable defects can be carried out at all frequencies both in an active and passive modes 11 1 The work with the receiver in the mode Search for defect...

Page 38: ...signal 50 to 80 Fig 11 4 Fig 11 4 1 Preparation of the sensors for work DKI 117 The average position of the fixator corresponds to the angle 30 end angle 60 fig 11 3 Maximum distance between electrode...

Page 39: ...used without gloves providing the contact of the sensor with a skin fig 11 6 To call out of the menu press the button Enter To change of the parameter selected press the Enter button Select the icon...

Page 40: ...l out of the menu press the button Enter To change the parameter selected press the Enter button Select the icon Filter in the window Set the working frequency for example 512 Hz When working with sen...

Page 41: ...decrease of the image xl 2 4 8 by the short pressing of the buttons This part of the screen shows the advanced bottom sensor mode WB Wide Band F up to 8kHz Radio F more than 8 kHz To switch the mode p...

Page 42: ...thatthereareseveralplaceswithdamagedinsulation which are placed closely to each other It is advised to wright down the signal levele of the places with normal signal level and the places where the sig...

Page 43: ...ator this angle of magnetic field is equal 0 degrees horizontal lines Poles are constant characteristics of magnetic field This is why they can be used as markers for precise location of the sonde The...

Page 44: ...OF INSTRUMENTATION Deviation left from equator Above center of equator Deviation right from equator Deviation forward from equator Above center of equator Deviation backward from equator EQUATOR Peak...

Page 45: ...its maximum when the lower antenna is positioned as close as it is possible to the sonde Sound indication of the receiver will help to locate the spot of the maximum signal The signal will be at its m...

Page 46: ...field generated by the sonde has complex 2 line quasi toric form 1 In order to measure the depth you have to position the locator perpendicular to the ground strictly over the sonde You have to slowl...

Page 47: ...Identification of the effective current in the route Automatically in Route mode 0 001 49 99 A Accuracy of current measurement of received signal 5 Support of energy saving intermittent modes of the r...

Page 48: ...mage the ratio of amplitudes in the place of damage is changed 1 1 Exit output of the generator should be connected to the start of utility more distant from the supposed place of the defect The other...

Page 49: ...he contactless method of search for insulation defects of city cables with resistance less than 10 kOhm The smaller the distance from the end of the cable the higher the sensitivity of the method on t...

Page 50: ...ence the resistance is less than 10 kOhm The sensor should be located straight across the utility If you go through the same site in the opposite direction towards the generator holding the receiver t...

Page 51: ...in MIN MAX mode in lower sensor mode WB 0 8kHz and Radio over 8kHz In this case the operator should rely on MAX scale At 50 a 100Hz frequencies in Route mode the signal strength will increase as you a...

Page 52: ...eries e g Energizer C Using high capacity batteries for example Duracell ULTRA the duration of the autonomous operation can be extended by 20 30 If a 12V external battery e g automotive is connected t...

Page 53: ...NOAC The ingress protection rating of the casing is IP65 which completely precludes any ingress of the dust or water jets when enclosed The operating temperature range is 30 to 60 with the external ba...

Page 54: ...rator choice shows the numerical values of the following parameters in the Digital field 1 POWER SUPPLY VOLTAGE in volts the lack of the glow another display parameter is chosen green colour glow powe...

Page 55: ...non use of the red colour the colour signifying the oscillation mode 11 2 5 Digital field at the discretion of the operator displays either numerical parameter value power supply voltage signal freque...

Page 56: ...connection to the communication under examination with the use of output cable clips External battery cable is designed for connection to the battery as the external power supply source Clamp with red...

Page 57: ...hen the values of the absorbed current and load current will not exceed the figures set by the program If pre set load current value is not achieved due to the high load resistance then maximum possib...

Page 58: ...Buttons Functionality and Symbols On the inner side of the cover there is information on the principles of the following information types namely POWER SUPPLY MONITORING BUTTONSFUNCTIONALITY AND SYMBO...

Page 59: ...ing notes during manual shutdown of the device by the pressing POWER button 12 Working with the Device Prior to the contact connection it is necessary to make sure that the utility under examination h...

Page 60: ...er examination and the second one to the earth rod or to the relevant earthing for example standard earthing bus at maximum distance from the utility It is essential to provide close contact with util...

Page 61: ...for earth current return of the signal 3 If the external induction transmitting antenna is in use An then it should be located as close as possible to the examined communication and coplanar with it...

Page 62: ...r antenna modes In or An 8192Hz 8 2 32768Hz 33 The generation frequency is set if possible lower but according to recommendations of the chosen utility location method and proceed from the premise tha...

Page 63: ...ly possessed by the customer Mains power supply adapter G114 02 020 based on GS60A15 P1J MEAN WELL energises from the mains with the voltage of 220V and supply a direct current voltage of 15V 3 with v...

Page 64: ...o protective grounding or grounding rod pushed into the ground 2 Make sure that there is no high voltage source connected to the utility 3 Make sure that there is no 15V voltage between transmitter ca...

Page 65: ...he program 20 In the continuous Co and pulse Pu modes at frequencies 512Hz 0 5 1024Hz 1 0 8192Hz 8 2 at load resistance up to 80 In dual frequency mode 2F at load resistance up to 50 6 At frequency 32...

Page 66: ...0 5 1024Hz 1 0 2F 0 1 at frequencies 8192Hz 8 2 and 32768Hz 33 Manual via buttons LESS MORE after the automatic adjustment Connection options to the communication under examination Contact connection...

Page 67: ...en to be shown on the Digital display START STOP button The sequenced presses are switching the device from STOP mode to OSCILLATION and back Digital display shows NUMERICAL value of the parameter f k...

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