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Geophysical Survey Systems, Inc. SIR® 4000
Manual
MN72-433 Rev F 62
Reset Grid:
Changes the X/Y Start and End Values as well as the line spacing back to the system default
(a 10m x 10m grid with 1.0m increment spacing in each direction).
Rotate:
You can rotate the grid from 0-358º using the Control Knob. The rotation changes in increments
of 2º and cycles continuously.
Home:
Resets the Rotate to zero (0).
4.4: Step By Step Quick3D Setup
Prior to starting a 3D grid you should perform a general survey of the area to determine the best settings
to use during 3D data collection. You should already know which settings to adjust in the Radar and
Process menu as well as how you’d like to change them.
Step 1: Start System
After system boot-up, select Quick3D from the modes listed at the top. Then select New Project to create
a new project folder. After selecting Apply you will see the Setup screen with the menu on the right,
O-scope in the upper middle, data preview in the upper left, and a grid preview in the bottom center of the
screen.
Step 2: Setup
If you’ve previously saved a setup, or would like to start with a default setup, then you should recall it
before making any changes. Otherwise when you do recall the setup it will overwrite any of your changes
with those that were saved. Setups can either be uniquely named or you can use one of the available
setups.
1
Open the System Menu and select Recall Setup.
2
Select your saved setup from the list using either the Control knob or arrow keys. Once the desired
setup is highlighted press either the Control knob or Enter button.
Note
: The X/Y end numbers are coordinates, not line lengths. So if you have a
20×20 grid and X/Y START is 10×10, then X/Y END is 30×30.