Underground Magnetics Mag System Manual Download

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Table of Contents

7.5.5: Radio Channel Selection

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7.5.6: Pairing

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7.5.7: Pitch Unit Selection

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7.5.8: Distance Unit Selection

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7.5.9: Time Setting

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7.5.10: System Unlock

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7.5.11: Contrast Adjustment

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7.5.12: Ball Speed Control

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7.5.13: Depth Speed Adjustment

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7.6: Receiver Maintenance

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8: Display

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8.1: Display Specifications

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8.2: Display Operations

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8.3: Display Icons

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8.3.1: Main Page Icons

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8.3.2: Secondary Page Icons

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8.4: Down Hole

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8.5: Radio Channel Selection

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8.6: Pairing

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8.7: Contrast Adjustment

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8.8: Communication Mode

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8.9: Display Maintenance

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Summary of Contents for Mag System

Page 1: ...M ys Underground Magnetics Inc www umaghdd com...

Page 2: ...cons page 13 7 3 1 Main Page Icons page 13 7 3 2 Secondary Page Icons page 15 7 3 3 Transmitter Information page 16 7 3 4 Calibration Depth Forecasting Icons page 17 7 3 5 Setup Page Icons page 17 7 4...

Page 3: ...12 Ball Speed Control page 32 7 5 13 Depth Speed Adjustment page 33 7 6 Receiver Maintenance page 34 8 Display page 35 8 1 Display Specifications page 35 8 2 Display Operations page 35 8 3 Display Ico...

Page 4: ...ations page 46 9 3 Digital Information page 50 10 Locating Methods 10 1 Three Point Locating page 51 10 1 1 The Basics page 51 10 1 2 Find the Transmitter page 54 10 1 3 Tracking on the Fly page 57 10...

Page 5: ...receivers and displays so that communications between the pair will not be interfered by other pairs This manual is intended to provide information and instructions on how to use this locating system...

Page 6: ...ceiver receives this information and uses RF Signal to identify the transmitter s status and location The Display the Receiver transmits the locating information to a remote display through a radio te...

Page 7: ...ive substances Wear proper personal protective equipment including steel toed boots safety gloves helmets reflective vests and safety goggles Obey all local safety regulations This locating system is...

Page 8: ...tructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this product does cause harmful interfer...

Page 9: ...Page X The following two pages contain a short preface This will be a quick introduction to the steps in which you will most likely use your Mag System It will also contain page references for the la...

Page 10: ...t to channel 2 1 Turn on receiver by holding power button until Mag logo is visible on screen Page 12 2 3 4 5 Walk bore path and use depth forecasting to check for interference and select frequency Pa...

Page 11: ...housing Page 56 Page 18 Page 55 Page 53 If distance on receiver s screen reads anything other than 10ft 3m perform calibration Choose locating mode either Single Point or Single Ball Locate FLP Front...

Page 12: ...s High performance DSP Dual locating system functioning as two receivers independently tracking to provide better accuracy and reliability Locating Method choose Single Point or Single Ball Mode Echo...

Page 13: ...hours Dimensions 27 x 5 x 12 68 5cm X13cmx30cm Weight 6 5 pounds 7 2 Receiver Operation Power key Press and hold to turn on or off Tap to turn backlight on or off Up key Move to previous cursor selec...

Page 14: ...nsmitter model frequency and power Signal to Noise Ratio Signal strength Visual representation of signal to noise Transmitter temperature flashing indicates the transmitter is overheating Depth when o...

Page 15: ...15 Clock positions Pitch Roll indicator Locate Line Direction of nearest Locate Point Single Point Single Ball To select locating modes see section 10 1 1...

Page 16: ...16 7 3 2 Secondary Page Icons To enter the secondary Page press and hold Radio Channel Receiver Battery Status Transmitter Model frequency and power Tap to enter transmitter information...

Page 17: ...rmation page Transmitter Model Frequency and Power level Transmitter battery voltage meter Transmitter antenna health Normal range 95 to 105 Transmitter Housing suitability Note Normal Power Mode belo...

Page 18: ...ons B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B11 B13 B16 B20 B23 B26 Transmitter activation Transmitter settings Receiver settings Radio channel selection Receiver and Display pairing Roll calibration Pitch and...

Page 19: ...ibration complete Tap to enter Calibration and Depth Forecast Page Always do 10ft calibration first Tap to once to enter Calibration Page and twice more to begin calibration Tap to return to Main Page...

Page 20: ...position Press and hold to enter Setup page and tap to Select B6 icon Tap to enter Roll Calibration Page and tap or until the point is in the 12 o clock position Tap twice to start roll calibration an...

Page 21: ...erage and worst case depth forecast values are listed on the right while transmitter model and frequency are listed at the top Tap or to scroll through the 12 different frequencies and view the depth...

Page 22: ...B1 is highlighted Then tap to enter Transmitter Activation Page 4 Tap to return to Main Page 3 1040 01493 is the transmitter identification number and 020308 is the prompt code in the diagram Send the...

Page 23: ...r 1 Press and hold to enter Setup Page and tap to select B2 icon 3 Tap to return to Main Page 2 Tap to enter Transmitter Settings Page The receiver and Echo transmitter will automatically pair Then ta...

Page 24: ...iver Settings 1 Press and hold to enter Setup Page Tap to select B3 icon 2 Tap to enter Receiver Settings Page Tap or and to select transmitter model frequency power and battery select 3 Tap to return...

Page 25: ...st completely dead This is a function of the chemistry of the battery which will not allow metering When using a rechargeable Echo Cell battery the meter will show full when completely charged at 4 2V...

Page 26: ...26 7 5 5 Radio Channel Selection 1 Press and hold to enter Setup Page Tap to select B4 icon 2 Tap to enter Radio Channel Page Use or to select radio channel 3 Tap to return to Main Page...

Page 27: ...old to enter Setup Page Tap to select B5 icon 2 Tap to enter Pairing Page Tap to start pairing it is required that these last two steps are performed on the display at the same time 3 Pairing Complete...

Page 28: ...28 7 5 7 Pitch Unit Selection...

Page 29: ...29 7 5 8 Distance Unit Selection...

Page 30: ...30 7 5 9 Time Setting For dealer or factory use...

Page 31: ...31 7 5 10 System Unlock For dealer or factory use...

Page 32: ...32 7 5 11 Contrast Adjustment NOTE By holding both the and at the same time while turning the receiver on the visibility control will reset to normal visibility...

Page 33: ...33 7 5 12 Ball Speed Control NOTE Adjusting the speed control enables operators to more easily fine tune the left right ball and bore indicator when drilling at extreme depths...

Page 34: ...Adjusting Depth Speed allows the operator to control the depth readout when at extreme depths or high interference areas In these situations depth readout can become erratic or bounce up and down maki...

Page 35: ...35 7 6 Receiver Maintenance...

Page 36: ...n off Tap to select level of backlight Move to previous cursor selection Move to next cursor selection Tap to confirm cursor selection Press and hold to enter secondary page Power key Up key Down key...

Page 37: ...1 Main Page Icons Transmitter model and frequency Transmitter signal strength Signal to noise ratio bar and noise number Signal to noise ratio bar and noise number Distance between transmitter and re...

Page 38: ...s 8 3 3 Setup Page Icons B4 Radio Channel Selection B5 Receiver and Display pairing B10 Visibility Control B11 System Info B12 Display Communication mode B14 Down hole Echo mode change To enter the Se...

Page 39: ...hange Roll indicator Target dot Hold hold this roll position until it counts down to 0 Steps remaining Instructions Proceed time left to proceed in process by rotating to new roll position in sequence...

Page 40: ...e P counts down to 0 or the sequence will be cancelled If the next step has the target dots in the same place as the previous step rotate the drill head one entire rotation until the roll indicator li...

Page 41: ...41 8 5 Radio Channel Selection 1 Press and hold to enter Setup Page Tap to enter Radio Channel Page 2 Use to select radio channel 3 Tap to return to Main Page...

Page 42: ...ter Setup Page Tap to select B5 icon Tap to enter Radio Registration Page 2 Tap to start pairing It is required that the following procedure is performed on the receiver at the same time 3 Pairing is...

Page 43: ...ng both and at the same time while turning the receiver on the visibility control will reset to normal visibility 1 Press and hold to enter Setup Page Tap to select B10 icon Tap to enter Visibility Co...

Page 44: ...e 1 Press and hold to enter Setup Page Tap to select B12 icon Tap to enter Communication Mode Page 2 The default communication mode will be wireless communication 3 Press to switch to cable mode 4 Tap...

Page 45: ...45 8 9 Display Maintenance...

Page 46: ...22kHz 25kHz 28kHz 31kHz 36kHz and 41kHz The trans mitter will enter a sleep mode after 15 minutes without rota tion It takes 10 seconds to wake up once the transmitter is rotated NOTE If drilling in a...

Page 47: ...Echo Cell Kit or Lithium Battery C Cell 3V 12 hours of Echo Cell Kit 3V 20 hours of continuous usage Temperature Under 250 F Echo 1 Dimensions 1 X 8 length Frequency 2 frequencies 19kHz and 30kHz Dept...

Page 48: ...Modes 19kHz and 30kHz depth range of 160ft Operating time is 5 hours for Echo Cell Kit and 12 hours for lithium battery Dimensions 1 25 X 15 length Frequency 12 frequencies 4kHz 41kHz Depth Range Nor...

Page 49: ...Normal Power 80 hours High Power 20 hours Temperature Under 250 F Battery Voltage 5 6V 8 4V Echo 70 Dimensions 1 42 X 15 94 length Frequency 12 frequencies 4kHz 41kHz Depth Range Normal Power 164ft H...

Page 50: ...Frequency 12 frequencies 4kHz 41kHz Depth Range Normal Power 295ft High Power 360ft Power 3 18650B2 rechargeable lithium batteries 18650B2 3 7V Normal Power 120 hours High Power 30 hours Temperature...

Page 51: ...esolution within the range of 45 to 45 and 1 0 resolution outside of that range Lithium Echo Power Cell will show full until completely dead Eco Cell Kit Rechargeable Lithium Echo Cell Kit will meter...

Page 52: ...ods 10 1 Three Point Locating One major advantage of the Mag 8 system is it s simplicity Once the receiver and the transmitter are paired the operator is not required to push any buttons to pinpoint t...

Page 53: ...lays arrows leading you to the closest locate point Single Ball shows the location of the closest locate point with a ball only Move in the direction of the ball to pinpoint the location This next sec...

Page 54: ...e Tap until you move to the Second Setup Page and select B23 2 Tap to enter Single Point Single Ball Selection Page 3 Tap to choose either Single Point or Single Ball locating modes 10 1 1 Continued S...

Page 55: ...the front locate point FLP first before moving back to locate the head For pinpoint location find both the FLP and RLP before moving over the head Draw a string line between the FLP and the RLP and yo...

Page 56: ...know the FLP s right left information relative to the receiver The width of the base lets you know how close or far the FLP is from you A skinnier base means you are further away and a completely fil...

Page 57: ...int move in the direction of the arrow until the ball appears Next find the RLP The RLP is a point behind the transmitter and will look just like the FLP Find it the same way by moving back until the...

Page 58: ...l time correcting for pitch changes giving both operators the ability to see the Predicted Depth of the head if drilled all the way to the re ceiver In Figure 1 view you ll notice the head is 9 1 behi...

Page 59: ...ly a reference As distance between the transmitter and receiver decreases the accuracy increases Never cross existing utilities while in Bore To mode without exposing and verifying visually their loca...

Page 60: ...ng or other damages Store the battery at the room temperatures 59 77 F 15 25 C Extreme high or low temperatures will shorten the battery life Do not submerge the battery in water or any other liquids...

Page 61: ...sole discretion Exclusions Transmitters that have exceeded the maximum temperature as indicated by the system Defect or damage caused by misuse abuse improper installation improper storage or transpo...

Page 62: ...THE SOLE WARRANTY FOR UM PRODUCTS UM DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE IMPLIED WAR...

Page 63: ...63 www umaghdd com Underground Magnetics Inc...

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