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Where to install the TCM2.5/2.6
The TCM2.5/2.6’s magnetometers’ wide dynamic range and its sophisticated calibration algorithms allow
it to operate in many environments. For optimal performance however, you should mount the TCM2.5/2.6
with the following considerations in mind:
The TCM2.5/2.6’s magnetometers should not saturate
The TCM2.5/2.6 can be calibrated for large static magnetic fields. However, each axis of the
TCM2.5/2.6’s magnetometers has a maximum dynamic range of ±80 µT; if the total field exceeds
this value for any axis, the TCM2.5/2.6 will not give accurate heading information. When
mounting the TCM2.5/2.6, consider the effect of any sources of magnetic fields in the local
environment that when added to the earth’s field may saturate the TCM2.5/2.6’s sensors. For
example, large masses of ferrous metals such as transformers and vehicle chassis, large electric
currents, permanent magnets such as electric motors, and so on.
Locate the TCM2.5/2.6 away from local sources of changing magnetic fields
It is not possible to calibrate for changing magnetic anomalies. Thus, for greatest accuracy, keep
the TCM2.5/2.6 away from sources of local magnetic anomalies that will change with time; for
instance, electric equipment that will be turned on and off or nearby ferrous bodies that will be
changing positions. Make sure the TCM2.5/2.6 is not mounted close to cargo or payload areas
that may be loaded with large sources of local magnetic fields.
The TCM2.5/2.6 should be mounted in a physically stable location
Choose a location that is isolated from excessive shock, oscillation, and vibration.