Phoenix MTU-5D User manual

1Power/Record button and indicator
2Display
3E1 (Ex) electrode connectors
E2 (Ey) electrode connectors
4Ground electrode connector
512VDC power input
6LAN connector
7GPS antenna connector
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H1 (Hx) magnetic sensor connector
H2 (Hy) magnetic sensor connector
H3 (Hz) magnetic sensor connector
9SD card button and indicator
10 SD card slot and cover
MTU-5D Quick
Start User
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Complete the required information
1. Recording
1.1. MT - Configuration Creator (next
slide)
1.2. Available for RXU-A8
2. Calibration
2.1. Sensor configuration
2.2. Receiver Calibration
- Default config.json
3. System tests
3.1. White Noise
3.2. Parallel Noise - Configuration
Creator (next slide)
3.3. Self Test
- Default config.json
Creating a Configuration File
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2.2
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3.2
3.3
2.1
2.2
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1.2
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Open EMpower and select the Prepare Module
to display the Prepare window

Configuration Creator
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The Notes is useful for
documenting any additional
information
This section is used for inputting
the parameters and instrument
details that will be used for the
recording
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Complete the information:
1. Check that the Receiver type is
MTU-5C
2. Select the Schedule
3. Receiver Settings
- Define the Sampling Mode and Rate
4. Configuration Layout
*This information will be displayed on each channel

Electric Channel Settings
1. Select the Electric channel
2. Enable or Disable the channel(s)
-Disable the channel(s) If you do not
plan to use the channel during the
recording
3. Fill in the required information on the
Electric channel settings
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Channel settings can be configured using right
click or filling out the Electric channel settings
section
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Magnetic Channel Settings
1. Select the Magnetic channel
2. Disable or Enabled the channel(s)
-Disable the channel(s) if you do not
plan to use during the recording
3. Fill in the required information on the
Magnetic channel settings
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Channel settings can be configured using right
click or filling out the Magnetic channel settings
section
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Saving a Configuration File
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1. Insert the SD card in the computer
slot or use a USB memory card
reader.
2. Click File menu
-Save or Ctrl+S
-EMpower will automatically create
the file “config.json”
3. Save the configuration file in the root
folder of the SD card
4. Right click SD card drive
- Select Eject option
- Pull up the SD Card
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Start by connecting:
1. Ground electrode
2. Electrodes to channel E1(Ex) (N+, S-) and
channel E2(Ey) (E+, W-)
3. Magnetic Sensors to channels H1(Hx), H2(Hy)
and H3(Hz)
4. GPS antenna
5. 12V DC Power Source
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MTU-5D Connections
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In the field, it is often most efficient to connect the
components to the receiver following the order on the right

Recording
1. Insert the SD card
2. To turn on the receiver, press the
Power button briefly, wait until
both LEDs are steady blue.
-Automatic Start recording
3. If the schedule type was
configured as Manual, press the
Power button to start recording
SD Card - Recording Data
Press button briefly and release
Starting Acquiring GPS Ready
SD
Manual
Press button briefly and release.
Ready Channels Recording
Detection
SD
Slow, equal pulses
Solid color / Off
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-Automatic Start
The recording starts automatically according to
the schedule
Recording
SD
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Indicators

Stopping record
1. Press the Power button briefly and release to stop recording
○Wait until both LEDs are steady blue
2. Turn off the receiver, pressing the Power button for a few
seconds the LEDs will flash red
○Wait until both LEDs turn off
3. Eject the SD card
○Press the SD card and release, pull the SD card
SD Card - Stopping record
Keep press button 3sec and release
Ready Shutdown Off
SD
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Press Power button briefly and release
Recording Saving Ready
SD
Rapid, equal pulses
Solid color / Off
Indicators

Importing and Evaluating Data
1. Click the Evaluate button
2. Select View data
3. Select the SD card
○ The recording process
creates two folders, log and
recdata
4. Open recdata folder and select
the recording folder and click
Choose
Receiver
Serial
Number
Recording
Date
Recording Start Time
(GPS time)
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