Radiodetection DrillTrack G2, Руководство пользователя

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Datasonde
Powersave Modes.
All Radiodetection DataSondes have two powersave modes for reducing battery consumption while the
DataSonde is not operating.
Standby Mode
A DataSonde will enter in the Standby Mode during drilling operation when there is no rotation for ten
minutes.
In the Standby Mode the DataSonde will send a pulse signal every ten seconds.
Starting rotation will make the DataSonde to return to full operation and exit the Standby Mode.
In the Standby Mode the battery consumption will be reduced to 50%.
Park Mode
In the case that a Directional Drilling operation will be stopped for a certain period of time, at a lunch
break or at the end of a working day, the DataSonde can be put into a Park Mode to save 65% of the
battery consumption. To enter in the Park Mode the DataSonde has to be set to the “P” rotate position.
This is the position on the clock between eight and nine.
After leaving the DataSonde in this rotate position for ten minutes, on the Receiver display a large “P”
will be displayed. The DataSonde will stop sending data and locate signal and will enter the Park Mode.
Starting rotation will make the DataSonde to return to full operation and exit the Park Mode.
Overheat Warning.
Exceeding of the DataSonde its maximum temperature will permanently damage the DataSonde and will
void any warranty.
The Temperature of the DataSonde is continuously displayed on the DataView at the directional drilling
machine. The DataSonde temperature is also displayed on the information screen of the
DrillTrack G2
Receiver.
A temperature overheat indicator is located at the front of the electronics endcover and indicates if the
DataSonde has exceed its maximum operating temperature of 104 °C (220 F)
temperature has not exceeded its maximum.
temperature has exceeded its maximum.
The DataSonde can also be internally interrogated by a Radiodetection authorized service repair center,
to verify the exact high temperature reached.