Radiodetection PCMx Guia Del Usuario página 4

PCMx receiver
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GPS active, seeking satellite lock
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GPS satellite lock acquired
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3-5 satellites in view
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6-8 satellites in view
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9-11 satellites in view
12 or more satellites in view
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Receiver features
1. Keypad.
2. LCD with auto backlight.
3. Speaker.
4. Lithium-Ion battery pack.
5. Removable magnetometer foot. Used
to detect the 4Hz mapping signal.
6. Connector for magnetometer foot
7. Accessory connector.
8. Headphone connector.
9. Bluetooth module antenna.
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10. USB port (inside battery
compartment).
Receiver keypad
11. Power key.
12. Frequency key.
13. Up and down arrows.
14. Antenna key.
15. Survey key.
16. Transmitter key.
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Receiver screen icons
17. Signal strength bar graph with peak
marker.
18. Signal strength readout.
19. Null / Proportional Guidance arrows.
20. Battery level.
21. Sensitivity readout / Log number.
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22. Volume level.
23. Current Direction or Fault Find arrows
(see note below).
24. Radio Mode icon.
25. Power Mode icon.
26. Accessory / Measurement icon.
27. CD Mode icon.
28. A-Frame icon.
29. Frequency / current / menu readout.
30. Bluetooth status icon: Flashing icon
means pairing is in progress. Solid
icon indicates a connection is active.
31. Antenna mode icon: Indicates
antenna mode selection: Peak /
Peak+ / Null / Broad Peak / Guidance.
32. Sonde icon: Indicates that a sonde
signal source is selected.
33. Line icon: Indicates that a line signal
source is selected.
34. Compass: Shows the orientation of
the located cable or sonde relative to
the receiver.
35. Transmitter communication status
– confirms successful iLOC
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communication. (Tx-1,Tx-5, Tx-10 only).
36. Transmitter standby indicator.
(Tx-1,Tx-5, Tx-10 only).
37. Depth readout.
38. GPS Status.
39. GPS Signal quality.
Current Direction arrows
NOTE! Different industry conventions have
developed for Current Direction arrows
and this is reflected in the different modes
of use. In pipeline surveying the arrows
indicate the return path to earth. The utility
locating industry use the arrows to indicate
the path of the signal as it transmitted away
from the transmitter.
When the PCMx has the magnetometer
foot attached, a reverse arrow, (pointing
towards the Tx), on the receiver screen
indicates that the user is following the
correct cable or pipeline.
With the foot removed, a forward arrow,
(pointing away from the Tx), indicates the
user is locating the correct cable or pipeline.
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