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SECTION
1:
OPERATION
Introduction
The
GA
‐
72Cd
Magnetic
Locator
detects
the
magnetic
field
of
ferromagnetic
objects.
It
responds
to
the
difference
in
the
magnetic
field
between
two
sensors
that
are
spaced
approximately
14
inches
apart.
This
difference
is
referred
to
as
the
“signal
strength”
throughout
this
manual
and
is
represented
in
the
instrument
by
an
audio
tone
and
visual
indication
of
both
signal
strength
and
polarity.
While
most
objects
can
be
located
using
either
the
audio
or
visual
indication,
simultaneous
use
of
both
will
help
you
pinpoint
a
target
and
determine
its
orientation.
Figure
1
illustrates
an
application
in
which
the
locator
is
used
to
detect
an
iron
marker
used
for
property
line
identification.
As
shown,
the
magnetic
field
of
the
iron
marker
is
stronger
at
Sensor
A
than
it
is
at
Sensor
B.
As
a
result,
the
frequency
of
the
audio
signal
is
higher
than
the
idling
frequency,
40
Hz,
which
exists
when
the
field
strength
is
the
same
at
both
sensors.
This
stronger
signal
also
causes
the
digital
indication
to
peak
in
either
the
positive
or
the
negative
direction
when
the
audio
signal
is
at
its
highest
frequency.
Figure
1:
Detecting
Magnetic
Field
of
an
Iron
Marker
When
shipped,
the
locator
is
set
to
provide
an
audio
signal
that
is
heard
as
long
as
the
instrument
is
turned
on.
If
desired,
you
can
change
this
setting
to
an
audio
signal
that
is
heard
only
when
the
instrument
is
within
detection
range
of
an
object
(refer
to
page
5
of
this
manual
for
instructions).