RIDGID SR-60 manual Common Display Elements Display Elements Line Trace Mode

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SeekTech SR-60

Common Display Elements

 

 

Display Elements: Line Trace Mode

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Figure 4: Common Display Elements

The display screen in Active Line Trace, Passive Line Trace or Sonde mode will show the following features:

Signal Angle: Field tilt from the horizontal; angle toward the field’s center; numeric value displayed in degrees.

Battery Level – Indicates level of remaining battery capacity.

Measured Depth/Distance – Displays the measured depth when receiver is touching the ground directly over signal source. Displays computed distance when the antenna mast is pointed at a signal source in some other manner. Displays feet/inches (U.S.A. default) or meters (European default).

Mode– Icon for Sonde , Line Trace, Power (Passive Line Trace) , or Radio

Frequency mode.

Frequency – Shows current frequency setting in hertz or kilohertz.

+ Crosshairs (Map Center) - shows operator’s position relative to the target center.

Figure 5: Display Elements (Line Trace Mode)

In Active Line Trace Mode, the following features will also be displayed:

Proximity Signal – Numerical indication showing how close the signal source is to the locator. Displays from 1 to 999. (Line Trace modes only)

Signal Strength – Strength of signal as sensed by the lower Omnidirectional antenna.

Tracing Line – The Tracing Line represents the approximate axis of the detected field. It represents detected distortion in the field by appearing less focused. (See page 33 for information on setting the sensitivity and how to enable or disable the distortion response in the Tracing Line.)

Distortion Line If the normal distortion response of the Tracing Line is disabled, a second line is shown, which represents the signal from the upper antenna node. By comparing the two lines, the user can estimate the degree of distortion present in a signal. (See page 35.)

Guidance Arrows The Guidance Arrows serve to steer the operator toward the center of the detected field, by showing when the signals reaching the left and right Guidance Antennas are out of balance or equal. The two signals are equal when crossing the center of an undistorted field. If the signals are unequal, the Guidance Arrows show which way the field appears to be relative to the receiver.

mA Current Strength – Proportional to current on the line. Switches to Signal Angle when Signal Angle is greater than 35°.

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Contents Patents Pending SeekTech SR-60Table of Contents SeekTech SR-60 SeekTech SR-60Work Area Safety General Safety InformationElectrical Safety Battery PrecautionsService SR-60 Use and CareRemove batteries entirely before shipping Important Notice SR-60 Components SR-60 ComponentsGetting Started Introduction to the SR-60SR-60 Modes Display ElementsCommon Display Elements Common Display Elements Display Elements Line Trace ModeDefault Frequencies Display Elements Sonde ModeActive Line Trace Mode Sonde ModePower Passive Line Trace Mode KeypadLow Battery Warning Operation TimeStarting Up Activating Frequencies Set upHighlighting a Desired Frequency 8 kHz Sounds of the SR-60Line Tracing with the SR-60 Key Items in Using the SR-60Active Line Tracing Shutting DownTracing Line Showing Low Distortion Tracing Line Showing High Distortion Measuring Depth Line Tracing Modes Push-Button DepthDepth Warnings Current and Signal Angle Reading Operating Tips for Active Line TracingClipping Tracing Modes Checking for Distortion Screen Display in Different Locations Line Tracing There are also two higher radio frequency bands Passive Line TracingSelecting OmniSeek OmniSeek LocatingOperating Tips for Passive Line Tracing Sonde LocatingLocation Methods When locating a Sonde, first set up the locateLocalize the sonde Pinpoint the SondeTilted Sondes Verify the locateFloating Sondes Measuring Depth Sonde Mode Clipping Sonde ModeSimulTrace Screen Display in Different Locations Sonde Tilted Sonde, Poles, and Equator Changing a User-Defined Frequency Custom User FrequenciesAuto Menu Exit Count-down Timer Menus and SettingsOmniSeek Mode SimulTrace ModeCurrently Available Sonde Frequencies Currently Available Active Line Trace FrequenciesLCD Contrast Optional FeaturesDisplay Elements Menu Race Track and WatermarkCenter Signal Strength Option No-Signal Icon SuppressionSignal Focus Control Sound Muting Î99’ Tracing Line ResponseFrequency Selection Control Restore Factory Defaults Information Screen and Restoring DefaultsOperating With the Distortion Line Menu TreeOver a Circular Field Informational LocatingBleed-over Advantages of the Omnidirectional Antenna Better Way of LocatingWhat the SR-60 Does What It Does Not DoInstalling/Using Accessories SR-60 MaintenanceTransportation and Storage More on Informational LocatingLocating Faulty Components Maintenance and CleaningService and Repair Ridge Tool CompanyIcons and Symbols Icons and SymbolsGlossary -- Definitions Glossary -- Definitions Glossary -- Definitions Problem Trouble Shooting GuideFrequencies Table Default Settings SpecificationsStandard Equipment Optional EquipmentManufacturers Frequency Table Ridgid New Ridgid OldNew RycoRidge Tool Company