User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- MicroCorr( Digital
- Users Guide
- MicroCorr( Digital Users Guide
- MicroCorr( Digital Users Guide
- Keypad functions
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- Using the MicroCorr( Digital Correlator
- Step 1: Charging and installing batteries
- Step 2: Set up and deployment of Out Stations
- Step 3: Switching on the Correlator
- Correlating
- Main Menu
- Correlate
- File
- Regression Analysis
- Set-up
- Test and Service
- Other System Options
- Correlation Screen
- Pipe data
- Zoom
- Peak Suppression Screen
- View Settings
- Calculate Velocity
- Filters
- Program upgrade (Software and Firmware)
- Upgrade Information
- The File Menu
- The Unit Type Menu
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- Technical Specification
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- Base station
- ProcessFull digital correlation
- Frequency response0.1 to 5000Hz
- Filter selectionAutomatic Parametric Filtering
- Resolution(0.1m
- DisplayBacklit colour ¼ VGA
- Antennae External antenna/magmount
- Mixed material6 sections
- Correlation filesUp to 30 files stored
- Battery level indicationFor all system units
- Battery typeRechargeable Lithium ion batteries, field replaceable
- Battery life>24 hours continuous use without backlight
- Key functionsCombined correlation/survey mode
- LanguageSelectable via menu
- Operating softwareUser upgradable from www.palmer.co.uk
- Printer outputRS232 to parallel printer
- PC downloadVia PC software, Windows compatible
- Dimensions220mm x 250 x 100mm
- Weight1.8Kg
- Operating temperature-15(C to +50(C
- Shock protectionDrop tested to 1 metre
- EnvironmentalIP65
- EnclosureFully injection-moulded ABS
- ConnectorsMilitary specification Amphenol
- DiagnosticsSelf-test and auto-calibration on power-on
- Radio communicationSingle frequency digital transceiver
- Radio frequencyUHF (local regulations apply)
- ControlsON/OFF (all functions remotely controlled and monitored from Base station) with LED status light
- ConnectionsHeadphones
- Battery typeRechargeable Lithium ion batteries, field replaceable
- Battery life>18 hours
- Hazard indicationFlashing lights (2)
- AntennaExternal antenna
- PortabilityIntegral sensor stowage
- Dimensions210 x 145 x 305mm
- Weight1.6kg
- Environmental IP68
- Housing Fully injection-mouled ABS
- ConnectorsMilitary specification Amphenol
- Shock protectionDrop tested to 1 metre
- TypeDigital sensor with integral high strength magnet
- Frequency range0.1 to 5000Hz
- Dynamic range>90dB
- Dimensions180mm x 50mm diameter
- Weight 1kg
- EnvironmentalIP68, rubber shroud for shock protection
- Connection to Out Station2m cable with strain relief
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- Warranty
- Patents
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Step 3: Switching on the Correlator
Switch the correlator on by pressing the On/Off switch momentarily. A number of system
tests are carried out on power up to ensure the correlator is fully functional. After a few
seconds the main correlation screen will appear on the display as shown below. Note, this is
the default screen on start-up to enable the operator to start correlating immediately. The
Main Menu screen is accessed by pressing Cancel.
To switch the correlator off, press the On/Off button and select 2, to switch off
To turn off the display only, press the On/Off button and select 1, to put into standby. (If
the correlator is not then used for 2 hours it will switch off). To reactivate the screen, press the
On/Off button again.
The top menu bar on the correlate screen shows information for each sensor by displaying in
the relevant colour (except Yellow appears black)
Indicates radio signal
is transmitting
Indicates radio
p
ower settin
g
Indicates sensor
connected to Out
Station
Indicates battery
charge level
Date and time
In this situation the Red and
Blue sensors are being used,
they have communication
with the Base unit ok, using
low power
Space where Yellow
Sensor information
would be displayed if
attached
Correlating function options
Control unit
information