Underground Magnetics MAG 3S Bedienungsanleitung

1: Introduction………………………………………...…….1

2: Caution………………………….…………………...……2

3: FCC Compliance Statement………………………..

4: Tips for Reading this Manual……………………...….3

5: Preface………………………………………………...….4

6: System Highlights…………………………………...….6

7: Receiver……………………………….………………….7

7.1: Specifications…………………………….....…...7

7.2: Receiver Operation………………………..….…7

7.3: Icons………………………………………………8

7.3.1: Main Page Icons……………..…………8

7.3.2: Secondary Page Icons……………..…10

7.3.3: Calibration and

Depth Forecast Page Icons………….11

7.3.4: Setup Page Icons……………………..11

7.4: Calibration……………………………………....12

7.4.1: Depth Calibration…………………..….12

7.4.2: Roll Calibration…………………….…..13

7.5: Operation…………………………………..……14

7.5.1: Depth Prediction.………………...……14

7.5.2: Transmitter Activation…………………16

7.5.3: Transmitter Settings……………..……17

7.5.4: Receiver Settings………………...……18

7.5.5: Radio Channel Selection………..……19

7.5.6: Pairing…………….……………….……20

7.5.7: Pitch Unit Selection…………….……..21

7.5.8: Depth Unit Selection…………………..22

7.5.9: Time Setting……………………………23

7.5.10: System Unlock…………………….….24

7.5.11: Visibility Control………………………25

7.5.12: Speed Control………………………..

7.6: Receiver Maintenance…………………………

8: Display…………………………………….………..……27

8.1: Specifications……………………………...……27

8.2: Display Operations………………………..……27

8.3: Icons………………………………………..……28

8.3.1: Main Page Icons………………………28

8.3.2: Secondary Page Icons……..…………29

8.3.3: Setup Page Icons…...………………...29

8.3.4: Down Hole Echo Mode Change…….

8.3.5: Radio Channel Selection…….…….…30

8.3.6: Pairing…………………………….….…31

8.3.7: Pitch Unit Selection……………………32

8.3.8: Distance Unit Selection……………….33

8.3.9: Visibility Control………………………..34

8.3.10: Communication Mode

8.4: Display Maintenance…………………….…..…35

9: Transmitter…………………………….……………..…36

9.1: Introduction………………………………...……36

9.2: Specifications……………………………...……36

9.3: Digital Information………………………..….….37

9.4: Transmitter Maintenance………………………37

10: Locating Methods………………………………...…38

10.1: Three Point Locating…………………………

10.1.1: The Basics…………………………..

10.1.2: Finding the Front Locate Point……….

10.1.3: Finding the Rear Locate Point….…....

10.1.4: Finding the Locate Line and

Transmitter……….…………………

10.1.5: Tracking on the Fly………………..…..

10.2: Bore-To…………………...………..………...…

10.3: Single Point Locating………………………..

11: Battery and Charger……………………...……...……56

12: Warranty………………….…………….…....…………56

The MAG 3S and 6S are locating systems designed to

assist horizontal directional drill machine operators in

locating and tracking underground drill head locations and

orientations. The systems consist of a transmitter, a

receiver, and a remote display.

These locating systems also offer four channel license

free radio telemetries between the receiver and remote

display. The user can easily “pair” 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 these locating systems

properly. Underground Magnetics Inc. (UM) reserves the

right to improve the locating systems and the Operator’s

Manual at any time without notice.

Page 1

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 operator 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 6S locating system that is responsible

for identifying the drill head location. UM is not

responsible for any damage or loss caused by using

the Mag 6S system. Operators should operate the

Mag 6S system according to the manual.

If there are any questions, please contact UM at

support@undergroundmagnetics.com or call

customer service at 515-505-0960.

Page 2

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

▪This device may not cause harmful interference, and

▪This device must accept any interference received,

including interference that may cause undesired

operation.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by

Underground Magnetics Inc. will void the user’s authority to

operate the equipment.

Note: This product has been tested and found to comply with

the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of

the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide

reasonable protection against harmful interference in a

residential installation. This product generates, uses, and

can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and

used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful

interference to radio communications. However, there is no

guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this product does cause harmful interference to

radio or television reception, which can be determined by

turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to

try to correct the interference by one or more of the following

measures:

▪Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

▪Increase the separation between the equipment and

receiver.

▪Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit

different from that to which the receiver is connected.

▪Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV

technician for help.

Page 3

Here are some points to keep in mind as you read

through the Mag 3S & 6S Operator’s Manual.

The following two pages contain a short preface.

This will be a quick introduction to the steps in

which you will most likely use your Mag 3S or 6S

System. It will also contain page references for the

later sections of the manual that contain more

detailed information for the corresponding steps.

The rest of the manual will contain detailed sections

that follow the order of the Mag 3S or 6S Receiver

and the Mag D3 or D6 menu screens.

It is recommended to read the whole Operator’s

Manual first. Then use the separate Quick Start

Guide, which is included with your system, as

reference when needed.

Page References

This question mark and

textbox will tell you the page in

the Operator’s Manual where

you can find more detailed

information on the

corresponding topic.

Page X

Page 4

When you receive your Mag 3S or 6S System the transmitter

will have already been activated, preprogrammed at 19 kHz,

and paired and calibrated with the receiver. The receiver and

display will have been paired and set to channel 1.

Walk bore-path and use depth

forecasting to check for

interference and select frequency.

Page 15

Install batteries into transmitter.

Install battery cap with provided

battery cap tool.

Turn on display by holding power

button until the Mag logo is visible

on screen.

Page 44

Page 28

Install transmitter into the housing.

Turn on receiver by holding power

button until the Mag logo is visible

on screen.

Page 8

Page 5

Check calibration by placing

receiver 10ft away from housing,

measured from inside edge of

receiver to center of housing.

If distance on receiver’s screen

reads anything other than 10ft,

perform calibration.

Page 13

Begin drilling.

Page 13

Locate FLP (Front Locate Point).

Locate RLP (Rear Locate Point).

Locate LL (Locate Line).

Repeat steps 9 through 11 as you

continue to guide drill.

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Page 52

Page 6

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 receivers

independently tracking to provide better accuracy and reliability

Up to 130ft depth range and up to 48 hours continuous usage

Page 7

Display: Mag D3

Receiver: Mag 3S

Transmitter: Echo 1

Echo 1 19k

Echo 1 30k

Echo ST

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