Assembly Procedure GPR
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4. ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE
4.1 How to assemble the trolley
Follow the procedure below to assemble the trolley:
Remove the trolley from its bag (Fig. 4.1). Open the trolley from position (1) to the upright position (2),
gripping the handle (3) shown in Fig. 4.2.
Fig. 4.1 – Trolley folded in its carrier bag
Assemble the central part of the trolley (4) by automatically clicking the two cylindrical pins into their supports (see the detail of Fig. 4.2).
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Fig. 4.2 – Opening the trolley
Unlock the two unblocking levers by rotating them outwards (2 and 3) and pull the handle (4) upwards (1), regulating it as required (Fig. 4.3).
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Fig. 4.3 – Upper blocking mechanism
4.2 Connecting the cables
4.2.1 Connecting the battery
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Fig. 4.4 – Battery and cabling support
Place the battery in its yellow bag (Fig. 4.4). Place the bag on the PVC base plate and fix the bag to the
support with the strap provided (1). Connect the power supply cable to the BATTERY port on the
Control Unit (3) and to the white connector to link it to the battery(2).
4.2.2 Mounting the antenna and connecting the cables
Place the antenna under the trolley (Fig. 4.5), inserting the two ends (1 and 2) into their PVC supports (3 and 4).
Insert the pins (5 and 6) and block them with the nuts provided.
Connect the cable linking the antenna port (7) to the ANT.1 port on the Control Unit (Fig. 4.5 and Fig. 4.6).
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Fig. 4.5 – Fixing the antenna box
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Fig. 4.6 –Antenna-radar connection
Under the battery plate you can find the antenna-trolley locking system (see Fig. 4.7); in order to lock the trolley to the antenna, the user has to move the locking system down to the top of the antenna; then push down the front of the antenna and at the same time fix the system to the central pin. After this, turn down the lever and close it.
Locking system
Fig. 4.7 – Trolley-antenna locking system
Lever
4.2.3 Mounting the PC notebook and the sunshade
The upper base plate on the trolley(2) is used to fix the notebookPC (1) with four Velcro strips (A, B, C, D), as shown in Fig.4.8.
Once the notebook is fixed on the plate, connect the inverted network cable (see Fig. 3.4) by connecting the green connector to the PC network port (3) and the waterproof black connector to the radar port(4)
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Fig. 4.8 – Fixing the notebook PC
A sunshade can be applied to the notebook (see
Fig. 4.9). Fix the lateral guides of the sunshade to the lateral sides of the notebook screen. Then close and tighten the belt behind the screen. The internal edges can be tightened as required.
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GUIDES
Fig. 4.9 – Assembling the sunshade
Another possibility is to work with the horizontal touch screen (see Fig. 4.10). In this case, first take out the touch pen, then fix the lateral guides of the sunshade to the lateral sides of the screen. Then close and tighten the belt under the laptop. Finally, tighten the inner edges of the sunshade.
Fig. 4.10 – Sunshade on horizontal screen
4.2.4 Connecting the position sensor
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Fig. 4.11 – Connecting the position sensor
The system position sensor is situated inside one of the trolley wheels and turns in unison with it (Fig. 4.11).
The sensor measures all movements of the Detector Duo from its starting point, which coincides with the system centerpoint (which is the center of the antenna).
The sensor cable has to be connected to the WHEEL port (1) on the Control Unit.
4.2.5 Removing the trolley wheels
If the wheels need to be removed for storage, press the black button labelled PRESS (indicated by the arrow) to the side of the wheel and pull the wheel outwards.
To reinsert the wheel onto the axis, it is sufficient to push it into the support until the automatic block clicks into place (Fig.4.12)
Fig. 4.12 – Removing the trolley wheels
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