Sense t Series User manual

t Series
Manual
Part 1

t Series
Manual
Part 1

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Arriving to
the jobsite
Lets start with
interference
test and range
predictions
Range
prediction Transmitter
menu
I see
the route.
I see no
obstacles

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Chose
Transmitter
type for
accurate range
prediction
Transmitter programming
Range prediction st
Range prediction st
Range prediction st
Press and hold
“down” button to
auto scan all freqs
one-by-one
Short button press
to change freqs
with interference test
on chosed frequency
Change
Transmitter power to
get optimal combination
of “Frequency/Power”
at the measuring
point
Range
prediction
Get back
to the Main
menu.
Go to Range
prediction
Keep
measured
data of range
predictions

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We strongly
recommend make
interference test
along the whole
route of future
drilling
Make
interference
test along drilling
path to dene
one or several
best modes
(frequency/power
mode)
Measure
Measure
Back
Erase last line
Clear the table
Saved measurements

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You can programm up to 7 modes in
the Transmitter: freq/power/sleep
mode/protocol
There are some
interferences, but it can
be solved! Programming the
Transmitter
Use the buttons to move
around the table and
change values Press and hold to call up a hint
- saved noise measurements /
depth forecast
Chose
Transmitter type
Lets
programm it!
Transmitter programming st
Transmitter programming st Transmitter type st
Transmitter type st
Transmitter type st

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Place the power supply
into the Transmitter
with correct polarity. 2
elements of size C or 1 -
size 2C
The Receiver is waiting
for the Transmitter to
turn on
Close the battery cap
and lay the Transmitter
horizontally next to the
Receiver
Press and hold “OK”
Highlighted line - current mode
Wait 5 seconds (Transmitter in
horizontal position)
to let it turn on
Transmitter type st

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Current operating mode
of the Receiver and the
Transmitter
Making sure the Receiver
is receiving a signal from
the Transmitter
Go to the Transmitter menu, then to Navigation
Transmitter
programmed
Exit Navigation

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To obtain information about the
Transmitter and the drilling head,
it is necessary to make the
Transmitter Quiz
Turn on the
Transmitter and
place it in the drill
head
Transmitter menu
Transmitter menu Transmitter programming
Transmitter programmingTransmitter programming

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Power consumption limits for Transmitters: st, st/E, st/C
Type Transmitter
Battery type
Transmitter
power
Battery type
Transmitter
power
Alkaline 1C, Li-Ion 2C and
chargable 2C (ER261020M)
Alkaline 1C, Li-Ion 2C and
chargable 2C (ER261020M)
Li-Ion 1C
(ER26500M)
Li-Ion 1C
(ER26500M)
Number Transmitter
Total
Transmitter
time and max.
temperature
Battery voltage
Temperature
L – low
L – low
S – standard
S – standard
H – high
H – high
Power consumption
Programmed
Transmitters
Modes
Power consumption limits for Transmitters: st/A, st/EA
POWER CONSUMPTION
Power consumption allows, among other things, to
determine the throughput of the drilling head
at which the parameters declared by the manufacturer in terms
of range and battery life will be maintained
Transmitter

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Important!!!
If the power consumption limit is exceeded, the
battery life will decrease proportionally.
The range of signal Transmission from the
Transmitter will not decrease
Transmitter’s programmed modes
Copy
Press and hold
OK to transfer
the Transmitter’s
programmed
modes to the
Receiver
Transmitter

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Calibration
must be carried
out at a place
with a minimum
amount
of active
interference
(like: operating
equipment,
sources of
electrical
radiation,
reective
surfaces, etc.).
If you plan to change Transmitter’s programmed
modes while drilling, you need to calibrate all
programmed modes
After you have
programmed the
Transmitter and
placed it in the drill
head, proceed to the
calibration
Position the Receiver
parallel to the drill
head at a distance of
3 meters
You have to keep the
Transmitter in the drill
head during calibration

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You have 2 options to calibrate
Option 1 - automatic
calibration of all modes
Press and hold “down” button
Calibration
Calibration 3 m Transmitter type st
Transmitter type st

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Option 2 - manual calibration
of each mode
Press and hold the “OK” button
Select the desired mode
Transmitter type st
Transmitter type st

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Location Screen
Transmitter menu
quality of
Transmitter signal
power of
Transmitter signal
Transmitter angle
Transmitter
temperature
Transmitter
data signal
Transmitter
frequency
back to menu
correction
distance to
surface
No. of telemetry
channel
Receiver battery
level
distance to
surface
predicted depth
(in the vicinity of
the Front point)
current depth
horizontal
distance to the
Transmitter
Transmitter
battery level
record the shot
(DataLog)
switching locating
points
extra menu
All necessary information is constantly
displayed on the screen of the Receiver

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Target depth setting
Operator of the rig also
constantly sees all the
necessary information on the
screen of the Repeater
to achieve a depth of 1m at this point - set
the angle to -15.3%
Extra Menu
Setting target depth
Display inversion
Back
Setting the receiver mode
Setting target depth

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Repeater setup
Now set up telemetry
Telemetry Modem tunning
Channel 3

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Setting up a
channel on the
Receiver
Modem tunning
Modem tunning
Modem tunning
Modem tunning
Modem tunning
Modem tunning
Modem tunning
Modem tunning
Modem tunning
Modem Off
Two Relays
No Relays
Channel 1
One Relay
Three Relays
Channel 2
Channel 2
Channel 3

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We return to
the Repeater
and set the
same channel
Repeater
Location
Screen
The location system
is ready to go
Navigation