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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Filters
If correlating with pipe data entered, the default filter settings will be used depending on the
properties of the pipe. Some times this may not be accurate enough to filter out unwanted
frequencies, so the user may wish to alter the filer settings to remove certain frequencies that
are influencing the current correlation.
Press 3 (Change Filters) Displays a pox up box with four options :-
Quick set-metallic
Quick set-non metallic
Clear all
Manual settings
By using the arrow keys highlight the required option and press ENTER
Quick set-metallic removes all frequencies from 0Hz to 405Hz. So the sensors will only
listen to frequencies of 406Hz and above.
Quick set-non metallic removes all frequencies from 696Hz and above. So the sensors will
only listen to frequencies of 695Hz and below.
Clear all removes any filter settings set and will listen to all frequencies.
Manual settings allow the user to view the frequencies and set to the user preference.
The filter screen displays the frequencies heard at the two sensors in use. The bottom axis of
each graph displays the frequency level starting at 0Hz to the left. Two cursor lines are
displayed on each graph and are move by using the arrow keys. The longer dashed cursor
line is the current line selected to move. The lines on each graph will not cross. The position
of the current cursor line is displayed under the second graph, in this example 275Hz.