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Operator’s Manual
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1: Introduction………………………………………...…….1
2: Caution………………………….…………………...……2
3: System Highlights…………………………………...….3
4: Receiver……………………………….………………….4
4.1: Specifications…………………………….....…...4
4.2: Receiver Operation………………………..….…4
4.3: Icons………………………………………………5
4.3.1: Main Page Icons……………..…………5
4.3.2: Secondary Page Icons…………………6
4.3.3: Calibrations and
Depth Forecast Page Icons……………7
4.3.4: Setup Page Icons……………………….7
4.4: Calibration……………………………………...…8
4.4.1: Depth Calibration…………………...…..8
4.4.2: Roll Calibration…………………….……9
4.5: Operation…………………………………..……10
4.5.1: Depth Forecast…………………...……10
4.5.2: Transmitter Activation…………………11
4.5.3: Transmitter Settings……………..……12
4.5.4: Receiver Settings………………...……13
4.5.5: Radio Channel Selection………..……14
4.5.6: Radio Registration……………….……15
4.5.7: Pitch Unit Selection…………….……..16
4.5.8: Depth Unit Selection…………………..17
4.5.9: Time Setting……………………………18
4.5.10: System Unlock…………………….….19
4.5.11: Visibility Control………………………20
4.6: Receiver Maintenance…………………………21
5: Display…………………………………….………..……22
5.1: Specifications……………………………...……22
5.2: Display Operations………………………..……22
5.3: Icons………………………………………..……23
5.3.1: Main Page Icons………………………23
5.3.2: Secondary Page Icons……..…………24
5.3.3: Display Telemetry Selection……….…25
5.3.4: Radio Registration……………….….…26
5.3.5: Pitch Unit Selection……………………27
5.4: Display Maintenance…………………….…..…28
6: Transmitter…………………………….……………..…29
6.1: Introduction………………………………...……29
6.2: Specifications……………………………...……29
6.3: Digital Information………………………..….….30
6.4: Transmitter Maintenance………………………30
7: Locating Methods…………………………………...…31
7.1 Locate Points and Locate Line……………..….31
7.2 Finding the Front Locate Point…………...…….33
7.3 Finding the Rear Locate Point………………....36
7.4 Finding the Locate Line and Transmitter…...….38
7.5 Locating on the Fly…………………………..…..40
8: Battery and Charger………………………..……...……42
9: Warranty………………………………….…....…………42
10: Product List……………………………………………43
MAG 3 is a locating system designed to assist horizontal
directional drill machine operators in locating and tracking
underground drill head locations and orientations. The
system consists of a transmitter, a receiver, and a remote
display.
The transmitter sends digital information of the
transmitter’s pitch, roll, temperature, and battery
status through an FM modulated RF signal.
The receiver receives this information and uses RF
signal to identify the transmitter’s status and location.
The receiver transmits the locating information to a
remote display through a radio telemetry system. A
horizontal directional drill machine operator can use
the information from the display to guide the drill
head to the desired path.
The FM communication between the transmitter and the
receiver provides more noise suppression than the
traditional AM modulation widely used in this industry.
The receiver offers a very simple and clear method to
locate an underground drill head.
This locating system also offers four channel license free
radio telemetries between the receiver and remote
display. The user can easily register any two receivers
and displays so that communications between the “pair”
will not be interfered by other “pairs”.
This manual is intended to provide information and
instructions on how to use this locating system properly.
Underground Magnetics reserves the right to improve the
locating system and the user manual at any time without
notice.
Page 1
The user must understand safety procedures and
correct operation methods before operating the
HDD and the locating system.
HDD machines can cause property damage and
personal injury upon striking underground power
lines, gas lines, phone lines, television cables, fiber
optic cables, or sewage lines. Make sure to confirm
and mark all underground utilities before beginning
operations.
Do not use the locating system near flammable or
explosive substances.
Wear proper personal protective equipment
including steel-toed boots, safety gloves, helmets,
reflective vests, and safety goggles.
Obey all local safety regulations.
This locating system is only a tool to assist the
operator to locate the drill head. It is the operator,
not the Mag 3 locating system that is responsible for
identifying the drill head location. Underground
Magnetics is not responsible for any damage or loss
caused by using the Mag 3 system. Users should
operate the Mag 3 system according to the manual.
If there are any questions, please contact
Underground Magnetics.
Page 2
High precision and high anti-interference Faraday
shield 3D antenna structure
Industrial rated, gold-plated electronic modules
High-performance DSP
Dual locating system, functioning as two locators
independently tracking to provide better accuracy
and reliability
Up to 160ft depth range and up to 200 hours
continuous usage
Page 3
Mag 3
Power key: Press and hold to turn on or off.
Tap to turn backlight on or off.
Up key: Move to previous cursor selection.
Down key: Move to next cursor selection.
Confirm key: Tap to confirm cursor selection.
Press and hold to enter secondary
page.
Setup key: Tap to enter calibration page/
return to main page. Press and
hold to enter setup page.
System
frequency
4kHz, 19kHz, 30kHz
Water proof IP65
Temperature
range
-4° to 140°F
Telemetry 4 radio channels with
range up to 3000 feet
Rechargeable
lithium battery
12.5V
Battery life Up to 50 hours
Dimensions 27” by 5” by 12”
Weight 6.5 pounds
Page 4
Transmitter model and frequency
Transmitter signal strength
Signal to noise ratio bar
Transmitter battery status
Transmitter temperature (Flashing
indicates transmitter is over-heating)
Receiver and display connection status
Distance between transmitter and receiver
Transmitter pitch
Page 5
To enter the secondary page, press and hold
Transmitter model and frequency
Receiver battery status
Telemetry channel
Page 6