User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Limited Warranty, Limitations of Liability and Restrictions
- Regulatory Information
- Laser Cautions and Warnings
- Section 1: Getting Started
- Section 2: Configuring the Structure Scan MiniXT in ScanEZ Mode
- Splash Screen Menu Options
- Collecting Data in ScanEZ Mode
- Playing Back Data in ScanEZ Mode
- Section 3: Configuring the Structure Scan MiniXT in Scan3D Mode.
- Splash Screen Menu Options
- Collecting Data in Scan3D Mode
- Playing Back Data in Scan3D Mode
- Section 4: Configuring the Structure Scan MiniXT in System Settings.
- Date/Time: Configuring Date and Time
- Configuration: Configuring Orientation, Language, Units, Laser, and Sound
- Appendix A: Inventory of Your System
- Appendix B: Battery/Charger Information
- Appendix C: Sample Data
- Appendix D: Laser Information
- Laser Information: General
- Laser Information: Specific for the StructureScan Mini
Regulatory
Information
Regulatory Information
The use of GSSI antennas is governed by different regulatory agencies around the world. Specific antenna
models must be certified for legal operation in your country. Please read and understand the following
regulatory passages that pertain to your antenna. A listing of certified antennas by region can be found
www.geophysical.com/regulatoryinformation.htm
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Notice
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2)
this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the
device.
Survey Wheels
All of GSSI’s antennas are designed to operate with survey wheels. Some antennas have built-in survey
wheels, including the 62000 Palm Antenna, the Mini-SIR and the MINIXT. The series of concrete
antennas, including the 5100, 5101 and 52600, have survey wheels built in to their special carts, the 614
and 615. The larger antennas, including the 3101D, 5103, 50400 and 5104 are used in the larger carts, the
623, 643 and 653, which have survey wheels built in to them. Various sizes of survey wheels can also be
attached directly to these antennas. This includes the 611, 620 and 622. For highway surveys we use the
630 Distance measuring Instrument (DMI).