User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Safety Precautions and Warnings
- Dear Customer:
- Introduction
- F Series Battery Charger System
- Receiver
- General Description
- Standard Receiver Display Screen Symbols
- /Power On
- Power Off
- Automatic Shutdown
- Toggle & Trigger Switches
- Audible Tones
- Main Menu
- /Calibration Menu
- /Height-Above-Ground (HAG) Menu
- /Settings Menu
- Transmitter Selection Menu
- /DigiTrak LWD (Log While Drilling) Menus
- Target Steering Menu
- Using the Keypad
- Display Screens
- Transmitter
- Remote Display
- Locating
- The Target Steering Function
- Appendix A: System Specifications and Maintenance Requirements
- Appendix B: Projected Depth Versus Actual Depth and the Fore/Aft Offset
- Appendix C: Calculating Depth Based on Distance Between FLP and RLP
- Appendix D: Reference Tables
- Appendix E: EU Required Documentation
- LIMITED WARRANTY
Locating
DigiTrak
®
F5
®
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Tracking “On-the-Fly”
If you are running at 0% (0°) pitch over level ground, the predicted depth will be the actual depth. In this
case, all locating can be done at the FLP while the tool is moving.
Once the transmitter has been found and its heading is on line, position yourself the distance of one rod
length in front of the FLP on the intended bore path with the receiver facing the drill and sitting level on
the ground.
Tracking "On-the-Fly"
with a Straight Path
Tracking "On-the-Fly"
with a Curved Path
Depth readings and data points for the Log While Drilling (LWD) function may be taken at the FLP or at
the LL. It is necessary to hold the trigger in to view the depth or predicted depth, to send the depth
reading to the remote display, and to log data points for the LWD function.
WARNING: Do not hold the trigger in unless you are precisely at the FLP (target centered in box). If you
are ahead of the FLP, you will set an incorrect reference that causes a ghost locate line. In
this case, you must reference again at the FLP.
Drill
LL
FLP
RLP
One Rod
Length
Drill
LL
FLP
RLP
One Rod
Length