Product Manual

Sweep the Area for Conductors

Maintain a constant distance between the Receiver and the

Transmitter. Move together across the area where the con-

ductors are suspected to run. DO NOT adjust the sensitivity

during the sweep. When the operators sweep together over a

conductor, the tone from the Receiver will get HIGH (shrill) or

begin beeping, indicating a stronger signal. Temporarily mark

the high pitch areas for pinpointing later.

Pinpoint and Determine Signal Source

Set the Transmitter down in one of the high pitch areas found,

and pinpoint with the receiver (page 11). After checking direc-

tion, get a good solid tone on the receiver and let the other

person pinpoint using the transmitter. Move the transmitter left

and right until the receiver gets the strongest (highest pitch)

signal response. At this point the Transmitter and receiver are

directly over the conductor.

After pinpointing the conductor, raise the receiver toward the

transmitter to be sure the signal is mostly coming from the con-

ductor and not through the air, as described on page 13.

Conductors Going in Different Directions

Set up as before in different directions to sweep the area for

conductors running at 45° and 90° to the original locating posi-

tion.