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1. E A FF FFR E 7 Equipment Maintenance Ge 8 WERL des 6 m EN 9 BAS GING TRUE TON 11 POWEL e se ee ee ee reset 11 Connecting DC Power Cable ccccccccccccssssececcceeseeeeeceeeseeeeeeseaseeeesseeeeeeeessaueeeeessaeaeeesessaaeeeeesssaaeeeees 12 Installing Battery Pack into MFD Remote ccccseecceeceeseeeceeeeeeeseeeeeeseeueeeesaeeessaaeeeessaeeeesseeessaaaeees 12 Installing FSD Battery Pack or Brace Insert esse ee ee Ee ee Ee ee ee Ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee EE ee ede ee ee ee EE ee 13 sd see FE DE EE FARA TF E E ER FYR CY N 13 us OO OI 13 Adjusting Screen Contrast uuuusssssnnssnnnnnneeennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnensnnnnnnnnn 19 Adjusting Viewing AnolE ies essensies ee oe ee ee eier ee REG Ge 14 Attaching and Removing VISOTF eens eke ese ie eo ei Re GW FA AdAS oi ee ee ED SYN n ea GE ei ie 14 Speaker and Audible Tones ni 15 WU FSY CE TA U ee T 15 Contrast PIS WMS PN RT 16 ve ULIS MERE EE RE NIR E FR NR 17 REMOTE MODE FERF HR YF HEFY FFR NF FFR Eed ee FFF ET FYFYR YR HR HT 18 F5 F2 and Eeclipse Mod6S iei Ru ER Me TT 18 M2. Nu ISRAK HMFD Multi Function Display Gl FSD F Series Display Operator s Manual Ben DIGITAL CONTROL INCORPORATED mm 403 3200 00 C5 Aug 2013 2009 2013 by Digital Control Incorporated All rights reserved Trademarks The DCI logo CableLink DataLog DigiTrak Eclipse F29 F5 iGPS MFD SST target in the box Target Steering and TensiTrak are U S registered trademarks and DucTrak FBC FBP F Series FSD FasTrak LWD SBP SEM SED SuperCell M and TeleLock are trademarks of Digital Control Incorporated Limited Warranty All products manufactured and sold by Digital Control Incorporated DCI are subject to the terms of a Limited Warranty A copy of the Limited Warranty is included at the end of this manual it can also be obtained by contacting DCI Customer Service 425 251 0559 or 800 288 3610 or at DCl s website www digitrak com Important Notice All statements technical information and recommendations related to the products of DCI are based on information believed to be reliable but the accuracy or completeness thereof is not warranted Before utilizing any DCI product the user should determine the suitability of the product for its intended use All statements herein refer to DCI products as delivered by DCI and do not apply to any user customizations not authorized by DCI nor to any third party products Nothing herein sha
3. See the SE system operator s manual for more information Slant Distance from Receiver to Transmitter Left Right Steering Target Represents Receiver Left Right Steering Indicator Represents Transmitter DigiTrak SE Remote Steering Display The remote steering information is only correct when the receiver is properly positioned beyond the front locate point and within the range limits of the transmitter and remote See your SE system operator s manual for information on how to activate remote steering and correctly position the receiver 24 DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual gt Remote Modes Mark Series Mode The Mark Series mode is used with a DigiTrak Mark II Mark Ill Mark IV or Mark V receiver The remote will automatically detect which receiver is being used and show the appropriate screen After entering the Mark Series mode you should confirm that the telemetry channel on the remote matches that on the receiver The same depth and pitch measurement units set on the receiver will display on the remote NOTE The SE receiver is used with the MFD FSD remote in Mark Series mode if the remote does not have updated software with the SE receiver mode option The Mark IV V screens will display Main Display Screens Mark II lll IV and V When a Mark Il or Mark Ill receiver is used the data screen shown below will display The depth distance shown for either system may not be the actual depth it could
4. On When the transmitter pitch information cannot be obtained at the receiver due to range restrictions or interference the remote will assume the transmitter has a pitch of zero for depth and predicted depth readings In this case the following image will appear on the depth or predicted depth mode screen Pitch Assumed Zero Target Steering Display Screen The Target Steering display screen shown below will appear when the receiver has been programmed with a target depth value Steering Target Steering Indicator Calculated Horizontal Distance Between Transmitter and Receiver Calculated Transmitter Depth Target Steering Display 20 DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual DIT Remote Modes The calculated horizontal distance and depth shown on the Target Steering display are only correct when the receiver is properly positioned beyond the front locate point and within the range limits of the transmitter and remote See the operator s manual provided with your DCI locating system for information on how to activate Target Steering and correctly position the receiver TensiTrak Mode Eclipse and F5 Only When using the F5 or Eclipse TensiTrak Pullback and Pressure Monitoring System with the remote programmed to F5 or Eclipse mode you will see the TensiTrak data screen shown below Instantaneous TensiTrak Annular Mud Pressure Pressure 4 3ps1 A ur li 14 9v TensiTrak Instantaneous Force 64501bs Battery Statu
5. PARTICULAR PURPOSE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF NON INFRINGEMENT AND ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY ARISING FROM COURSE OF PERFORMANCE COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE ALL OF WHICH ARE HEREBY DISCLAIMED AND EXCLUDED If DCI has substantially complied with the warranty claim procedures described below such procedures shall constitute User s sole and exclusive remedy for breach of the Limited Warranty 403 3200 00 C5 Page 1 of 2 LIMITATION OF REMEDIES AND LIABILITY In no event shall DCI or anyone else involved in the creation production or delivery of the DCI Product be liable for any damages arising out of the use or inability to use the DCI Product including but not limited to indirect special incidental or consequential damages or for any cover loss of information profit revenue or use based upon any claim by User for breach of warranty breach of contract negligence strict liability or any other legal theory even if DCI has been advised of the possibility of such damages In no event shall DCI s liability exceed the amount User has paid for the DCI Product To the extent that any applicable law does not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental consequential or similar damages the foregoing limitations regarding such damages shall not apply This Limited Warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state This Limited Warranty shall be governed by the laws of the State of Washingt
6. the time of disposal will help conserve natural resources and ensure it is recycled in a manner that protects human health and the environment For more information about where you can drop off your waste equipment for recycling please contact your local city office your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the equipment txt This symbol on equipment indicates that the equipment must not be disposed of with your The battery charger provided with your DigiTrak locating system is designed with adequate safeguards to protect you from shock and other hazards when used as specified within this document If you use the battery charger in a manner not specified by this document the protection provided may be impaired Do not attempt to disassemble the battery charger it contains no user serviceable parts The battery charger shall not be installed into caravans recreational vehicles or similar vehicles Pre Drilling Testing Before each drilling run test your DigiTrak locating system with the transmitter inside the drill head to confirm it is operating properly and providing accurate drill head location and heading information During drilling the depth will not be accurate unless e The receiver has been properly calibrated and the calibration has been checked for accuracy so the receiver shows the correct depth e The transmitter has been located correctly and accurately and the receiver is directly above the trans
7. 2 Insert the battery brace insert into the FSD remote s battery compartment and push on the battery brace insert until the tab latches in place Keypad Installing FSD Battery The keypad to the right of the display window is used to operate the MFD and FSD remotes Execute Button The execute button curved arrow turns on the remote and selects a highlighted menu option It is also used for adjusting the screen contrast as discussed below Direction Buttons The direction buttons are used to navigate menu options The down Q button is also used to access the main menu from the remote mode screen See Main Menu later in this section Power On Off Once you have provided power to the remote either using the battery pack or a DC power source then you can operate the unit The power on and off functions are as follows Power On Press the execute button for a half second or more to turn on the unit You will hear a tone and the main display screen for the last mode used will appear If you do not hear a tone there may be a problem with the internal speaker call DCI for customer support Power Off To turn off the remote you must access the main menu by pressing the down button and selecting the power off option See the instructions for using the main menu later in this section Adjusting Screen Contrast There are two ways to adjust the screen contrast The easiest method is to hold in the execute button wh
8. afety clothing such as dielectric boots gloves hard hats high visibility vests and safety glasses e Locate and track the transmitter in the drill head accurately and correctly during drilling e Maintain a minimum distance of 8 in 20 cm from the front of the receiver to the user s torso to ensure compliance with FCC requirements e Comply with federal state and local governmental regulations such as OSHA 6 DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual DIGITAL CONTROL INCORPORATED e Follow all other safety procedures DigiTrak locating systems cannot be used to locate utilities Continued exposure of the transmitter to heat due to frictional heating of the drill head can cause inaccurate information to be displayed and may permanently damage the transmitter Remove the batteries from all system components during shipping and prolonged storage damage caused by leakage may occur Equipment and Battery Disposal other household waste Instead it is your responsibility to dispose of such equipment at a designated collection point for the recycling of batteries or electrical and electronic equipment If the equipment contains a banned substance the label will show the pollutant Cd Cadmium Hg Mercury Pb Lead near this symbol Before recycling ensure batteries are discharged or the terminals are covered with adhesive tape to prevent shorting The separate collection and recycling of your waste equipment at
9. ain DIETSE Roe TO nnne 18 Depth Display Screens EE EE EE N gd 19 Target Steering Display Screen EE ee Ee ee Ee ee ee ee ee RE Ee ee ee ee ee RE EE ee ee LL Y RE ee ee 20 TensiTrak Mode Eclipse and F5 Only ees ee ee ee ee ee ee ee EE ee ee ee Ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee Ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 21 SE SLEE lee MR EE EE ENE EI WEIREN EE N EEN EE EE ee 22 Main Display SCEE AE een N EE N N EA N 22 Bende e ees METRE 22 Remote Steering Display Screen EE RE Ee EE Ee ee ed ee ee ee ee Re ee ee ee RE ER ee ee RE EE ee ee ee EE ee ee ee 24 Mark Series Mode iss ee era in era Ee ee ee oo GE 25 Main Display Screens Mark II IIl IV and V 25 Depth Display Screens Mark IV V ee ee ee ee EE EE ee nennen nennen nennen nnns ee ee RE nnn ee ee ee ee 26 APPENDIX SPECIFICATIONS sesse a ae Ge ee EG FO 28 Power FeddieER Sieg Ge ek TR 28 Environmental Requirements sees see EE RE EE ee EE ee ee nennen EE Ee ee ee Ee ee EE Ee ede ee ee EE ee ee atis ede EE ee ee as 28 LIMITED WARRANTY DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual 5 Ber Ben DIGITAL CONTROL INCORPORATED a Safety Precautions and Warnings Carefully review this manual and be sure you always operate your DigiTrak locating system properly to obtain accurate depth pitch roll and locate points If you have any questions about the operation of the system please contact DCI Customer Service for assistance General precautions and warnings and must review this op
10. ake the time to read this entire manual especially the section on safety Also please fill in the product registration card provided with this equipment and either mail it to DCI headquarters fax it to us at 253 395 2800 or complete and submit the form online at our website www digitrak com We will put you on the Digital Control mailing list and send you product upgrade information and our FasTrak newsletter Feel free to contact us if you have any problems or questions Our Customer Service department is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week International contact information is available on our website As the horizontal directional drilling industry grows we re keeping our eye on the future to develop equipment that will make your job faster and easier Visit us online any time to see what we re up to We welcome your questions comments and ideas Digital Control Incorporated Kent Washington 2013 See our DigiTrak Training Videos on YouTube at www youtube com dcikent 4 DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual DIGITAL CONTROL INCORPORATED Table of Contents SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND WARNINGS ie es es ese ee Es EER ek See ENE SE SEE REGEER EN GE EE EER ER RA ERWEE DERE GEE R RE REED EES ENE 6 EE N EE NE EE OE EE 6 Equipment and Battery Disposal i sae iss Xa adii rad ed N Red dk Ra a NEE Re ER ae AR N GE id do 7 Pre Driling Testing sie Ese si ee tind ER FRAD FFF ee ES GE De ie YY REF EN me TREE ee 7 Juri
11. al DE Remote Modes contrast is adjusted use the left right direction buttons on the remote to highlight the curved arrow on the screen as shown above and press the execute button to return to the main menu Settings Menu The settings menu is accessed by selecting the settings menu option at the main menu screen If you are using a Mark Series locating system the depth and pitch unit options will not be available these units can only be changed at the receiver Telemetry Channel Shown Highlighted Depth Units Not Available in SE or Mark Series Mode Function of Highlighted Option Telemetry Frequency Designation Receiver Model Exit Pitch Units Not Available in SE Change Telemetry or Mark Series Mode Settings Menu Screen The table below shows the menu options as they appear on the display with descriptions of their uses Any changes that are made to the settings will be saved when the remote is turned off DCI recommends that you program the DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual MFD or FSD settings to match the settings on your receiver Settings Menu Options Telemetry Channel Opens the telemetry channel options There are four channel options for the Mark Series F5 F2 and SE modes 1 2 3 4 The Eclipse mode has eight channel options A 1 2 3 4 and B B1 B2 B3 B4 Telemetry option B is recommended for the Eclipse System The remote and receiver must have the same telem
12. al to avoid irreversible damage Above 140 F 60 C Three double beep sequences every 5 seconds on the remote display and every 20 seconds on the receiver NOTE Warning signifies dangerous drilling conditions irreversible damage may have already been done Above 176 F 80 C Transmitter shuts down 180 F 82 C FS and FC transmitter overheat indicator temp dot turns black see below 220 F 104 C Long range and extended long range transmitter overheat indicator temp dot turns black see below Normal drilling temperatures range from 64 F 16 C to 104 F 40 C Once the temperature reaches 104 F 40 C the thermometer icon will appear as Main Menu The main menu is accessed by pushing the down direction button Settings Menu Remote Mode Shown Highlighted Contrast Adjustment Power Off Information Description of Highlighted Option Cable Transmitter Enter Remote Mode Only Available in Eclipse Mode Main Menu Screen DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual 15 Remote Modes DT Use the direction buttons to highlight an option and then press the execute button to select it The table below lists the main menu options and the result for selecting each item Main Menu Options Remote Mode Puts the MFD or FSD unit into remote radio mode The unit will then display information including transmitter pitch roll temperature battery status depth predicted depth and Target Steering informat
13. ase secure take hold of the Rotation for Center display and rotate it to the desired orientation Viewing Adjustment Attaching and Removing Visor The removable visor on the FSD remote shields the screen from environmental conditions such as rain and sun The visor is held in place by a ridge on the top of the display l and channels on the sides of the display The antenna wa must be removed when installing or removing the visor Peg Channel 49 a To install the visor slide the visors pegs along the peg a channels on the sides of the display until the visor locks over the ridge To remove the visor push the visor back over the ridge and Rotation for Left Right along the channels Viewing Adjustment a DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual gt Remote Modes Speaker and Audible Tones The audible tones emitted by the MFD and FSD remotes to indicate an increase in the transmitter tem perature are summarized in the table below Transmitter Temperature Warning Tones Below 61 F 16 C No tones for temperature increases 61 97 F 16 36 C Double beep sequence beep beep for every 4 C increase in temperature 104 111 F 40 44 C Two double beep sequences beep beep beep beep for every 4 C increase in temperature NOTE Action is required to cool the transmitter 118 133 F 48 56 C Three double beep sequences beep beep beep beep beep beep for every 4 C increase in temperature NOTE Cooling is critic
14. be the slant distance For the most accurate depth reading the receiver must be positioned over the drill head or at the front locate point see the operator s manual provided with your DCI locating system Depth Distance from Receiver to Transmitter Units Are Same as on Receiver Transmitter Pitch Receiver Type with Telemetry Channel Transmitter Roll Remote Battery Status Transmitter Battery Status 2D Remote Steering Indicator Transmitter Temperature DigiTrak Mark IIli Main Display Screen NOTE If you are using a Mark II receiver you will still see MK3 as the receiver type The telemetry update meter is not active when the remote is in Mark Series mode Updates from the transmitter are indicated by the flashing dot in the center of the clock as illustrated in the Mark IV V main display screen shown below The dot flashes at about 2 second intervals When telemetry data is not available the dot will not appear and no transmitter data will display DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual 25 Remote Modes DI The Mark IV V main display screen will appear when a Mark IV or Mark V receiver is used All symbols have the same representation as described for the Mark II Ill screen shown above Depth Distance from Receiver to Transmitter Units Are Same as on Roll Pitch Update Receiver Indicator Flashes with Updates DigiTrak Mark IV V Main Display Screen The main display screen is the only screen
15. ch can be determined by powering the equipment off and on try to correct the interference using one or more of the following measures o Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna o Increase the separation between the receiver and affected equipment o Consult the dealer DCI or an experienced radio TV technician for help o Connect the DCI equipment to an outlet on a different circuit Equipment Maintenance Turn off all equipment when not in use store the equipment in cases away from heat cold and moisture Test to confirm proper operation prior to use Clean the screens on the receiver and remote display using a damp soft cloth without chemicals or cleaning agents Clean the receiver remote and battery charger case using only a soft moist cloth and mild detergent Do not use chemicals to clean the transmitter Inspect the equipment daily and contact DCI if you see any damage or problems Do not disassemble or attempt to repair the equipment Do not store or ship this equipment with batteries inside Always remove the batteries from the equipment before shipping or periods of non use 8 DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual Y E DIGITAL CONTROL INCORPORATED Eee en Introduction DigiTrak MFD and FSD Remotes Are Compatible with DigiTrak Mark Ill Mark IV Mark V Eclipse F2 F5 and SE Receivers The DigiTrak Multi Function Display MFD and the DigiTrak F Series Display FSD are remote displa
16. d view or print the documents 2 DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual am N E DIGITAL CONTROL INCORPORATED Contact Us United States DCI Headquarters Australia China Europe India Russia DigiTrak MFD FSD M Operator s Manual 19625 62nd Ave S Suite B103 Kent Washington 98032 USA 1 425 251 0559 1 800 288 3610 1 425 251 0702 fax dci digital control com 2 9 Frinton Street Southport QLD 4215 61 7 5531 4283 61 7 5531 2617 fax dci australia digital control com 368 Xingle Road Huacao Town Minhang District Shanghai 201107 P R C 86 21 6432 5186 86 21 6432 5187 fax dci china digital control com BrueckenstraBe 2 97828 Marktheidenfeld Germany 49 9391 810 6100 49 9391 810 6109 fax dci europe digital control com DTJ 1023 10th Floor DLF Tower A DA District Center Jasola New Delhi 110044 91 11 4507 0444 91 11 4507 0440 fax dci india digital control com Molodogvardeyskaya Street 4 Building 1 Office 5 Moscow Russia 121467 7 499 281 8177 7 499 281 8166 fax dci russia digital control com p Ben DIGITAL CONTROL INCORPORATED mm Dear Customer Thank you for choosing a DigiTrak locating system We are extremely proud of the equipment we have been designing and building in Washington State since 1990 We believe in providing a unique high quality product and standing behind it with superior customer service and training Please t
17. elevated with its HAG setting displayed In the figure below you can see that the HAG setting is 1 2 to indicate that the receiver is being held that distance above the ground See your SE system operator s manual for information on using the HAG function HAG Setting Depth Measurement DigiTrak SE Depth Display Screen with HAG On The depth data will display for 10 seconds after the trigger on the receiver is released and it will then return to the main screen display The predicted depth display screen appears when the receiver is positioned at the FLP or the RLP rear locate point and the trigger is held in However the predicted depth is only valid at the FLP The pre dicted depth display will show arrows pointing to the receiver and the predicted depth point ahead of the transmitter HAG Setting Predicted Depth Measurement I T T EN DigiTrak SE Predicted Depth Display with HAG On DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual 23 Remote Modes DT When the transmitter pitch information cannot be obtained at the receiver due to range restrictions or interference the remote will assume the transmitter has a pitch of zero for depth and predicted depth readings In this case the following image will appear on the depth or predicted depth mode screen Pitch Assumed Zero Remote Steering Display Screen The remote steering display screen shown below will appear when remote steering has been turned on at the receiver
18. er Shown 809 Full Transmitter Roll Receiver Type with Telemetry Channel Roll Pitch Update Indicator Flashes with Updates Remote Battery Status Transmitter Battery Status Transmitter Temperature DigiTrak SE Main Display Screen The telemetry update meter displays the amount of signal being received If less data is being received then fewer bars are shown on the meter If the meter is decreasing or low you should pause before making steering decisions to ensure you have correct data When the meter is empty all data will disappear A roll offset indicator RO will display next to the clock as shown on the DigiTrak F2 and Eclipse main display screens when the receiver has been programmed to compensate for a difference between the transmitter s 12 o clock and the drill head s 12 o clock positions Depth Display Screens The depth or predicted depth of the transmitter can be viewed on the remote display when the SE receiver is positioned at the locate line LL See the operators manual provided with your SE locating system for information on correctly positioning the receiver 22 DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual DIT Remote Modes When the receiver is positioned at the LL and its trigger is held in the remote display screen will change to show the depth measurement with arrows pointing to the ground and the drill head When the height above ground HAG function is turned on the receiver icon is shown
19. erators manual zZ Warning All operators must read and understand the following safety y before using the DigiTrak F5 Locating System contact with an underground utility such as a high voltage electrical cable or a natural gas line TV fiber optic water or sewer line Work slowdowns and cost overruns can occur if drilling operators do not use the drilling or locating equipment correctly to obtain proper performance 1 Substantial property damage and liability can result if underground drilling o Serious injury and death can result if underground drilling equipment makes equipment makes contact with an underground utility such as a telephone cable w DCI equipment is not explosion proof and should never be used near flammable or explosive substances In the event of electrostatic shock the display screen may go blank No data loss will occur Click the trigger to reset the receiver or toggle down to reset the remote display Hot surfaces can occur on cable transmitters if housing requirements are not met Always ensure the transmitter is installed properly in the housing during use A A Directional drilling operators MUST at all times e Understand the safe and proper operation of drilling and locating equipment including the use of ground mats and proper grounding procedures e Ensure that all underground utilities have been located exposed and accurately marked prior to drilling e Wear protective s
20. escribed below and agrees to carefully evaluate the suitability of the DCI Product for User s intended use and to thoroughly read and strictly follow all instructions supplied by DCI including any updated DCI Product information which may be obtained at the above DCI website In no event shall this Limited Warranty cover any damage arising during shipment of the DCI Product to or from DCI User agrees that the following will render the above Limited Warranty void i alteration removal or tampering with any serial number identification instructional or sealing labels on the DCI Product or ii any unauthorized disassembly repair or modification of the DCI Product In no event shall DCI be responsible for the cost of or any damage resulting from any changes modifications or repairs to the DCI Product not expressly authorized in writing by DCI and DCI shall not be responsible for the loss of or damage to the DCI Product or any other equipment while in the possession of any service agency not authorized by DCI DCI reserves the right to make changes in design and improvements upon DCI Products from time to time and User understands that DCI shall have no obligation to upgrade any previously manufactured DCI Product to include any such changes THE FOREGOING LIMITED WARRANTY IS DCPS SOLE WARRANTY AND IS MADE IN PLACE OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A
21. etry frequency designation and be set to the same telemetry channel Receiver Model Allows you to program the remote to work with an F5 F2 Eclipse SE or Mark Series receiver Software updates may be required for older MFD and FSD remotes to display some mode options Use Mark Series mode with an SE receiver if there is not an SE option Telemetry Frequency Designation Opens the telemetry region options If you must change this setting call DCI to determine which setting is required in your area and to verify that it matches the receiver frequency Depth Units Allows you to select distance units as either English or metric When English units are selected temperature will display in degrees Fahrenheit F When metric units are selected temperature will display in degrees Celsius C Pitch Units Allows you to select pitch angle units The options are percent 96 or degree 17 Remote Modes Remote Modes The main display screen for the last remote mode setting is the default screen when you turn on the MFD or FSD remote display It shows the transmitter pitch roll battery status and temperature The MFD or FSD battery status receiver model telemetry channel telemetry update meter and Target Steering data if active are also displayed on the main screen F5 F2 and Eclipse Modes Main Display Screens The F5 F2 and Eclipse modes have essentially the same screen display The only significa
22. he DCI Product and will provide shipping directions You will be responsible for all shipping costs including any insurance If after receiving the DCI Product and performing diagnostic testing DCI determines the problem is covered by the Limited Warranty required repairs and or adjustments will be made and a properly functioning DCI Product will be promptly shipped to you If the problem is not covered by the Limited Warranty you will be informed of the reason and be provided an estimate of repair costs If you authorize DCI to service or repair the DCI Product the work will be promptly performed and the DCI Product will be shipped to you You will be billed for any costs for testing repairs and adjustments not covered by the Limited Warranty and for shipping costs In most cases repairs are accomplished within 1 to 2 weeks 4 _ DCI has a limited supply of loaner equipment available If loaner equipment is required by you and is available DCI will attempt to ship loaner equipment to you by overnight delivery for your use while your equipment is being serviced by DCI DCI will make reasonable efforts to minimize your downtime on warranty claims limited by circumstances not within DCI s control If DCI provides you loaner equipment your equipment must be received by DCI no later than the second business day after your receipt of loaner equipment You must return the loaner equipment by overnight delivery for receipt by DCI no later than the second b
23. ile pushing the right arrow to lighten the display or the left arrow to darken the display Each time the left or right arrow button is pressed the contrast will change incrementally The other way is by using the contrast adjustment option in the main menu See Main Menu later in this section DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual 13 Remote Modes DT Adjusting Viewing Angle The MFD remote allows you to adjust the viewing angle through a range of 180 up down The FSD remote allows you to adjust the viewing angle through a range of 180 left right 90 up down and 270 about the display s center Up Down To adjust the MFD remote s viewing angle loosen the large black wing nuts on the sides of the remote position the display as desired and tighten the wing nuts Do not overtighten to avoid damaging the housing To adjust the FSD remote s up down viewing angle loosen and squeeze the two knobs on the back of the FSD unit adjust the screen as desired and tighten the knobs If the knobs are loose the display will hold its vertical position only until the knobs are squeezed together or the display is vibrated Thus DCI recommends tightening the knobs before drilling Squeeze Knobs m Loosen Display Knobs Adjust Viewing Angle Tighten Display Knobs Left Right When the FSD remote s magnetic base is secure adjust the left right viewing angle by ro tating the display about the base Center With the magnetic b
24. ims must include proof of purchase including proof of purchase date identifying the DCI Product by serial number 3 The Limited Warranty shall only be effective if i within fourteen 14 days of receipt of the DCI Product User mails a fully completed Product Registration Card to DCI ii User makes a reasonable inspection upon first receipt of the DCI Product and immediately notifies DCI of any apparent defect and iii User complies with all of the Warranty Claim Procedures described below WHAT IS NOT COVERED This Limited Warranty excludes all damage including damage to any DCI Product due to failure to follow DCI s operators manual and other DCI instructions abuse misuse neglect accident fire flood Acts of God improper applications connection to incorrect line voltages and improper power sources use of incorrect fuses overheating contact with high voltages or injurious substances use of batteries or other products or components not manufactured or supplied by DCI or other events beyond the control of DCI This Limited Warranty does not apply to any equipment not manufactured or supplied by DCI nor if applicable to any damage or loss resulting from use of any DCI Product outside the designated country of use By accepting a DCI Product and not returning it for a refund within thirty 30 days of purchase User agrees to the terms of this Limited Warranty including without limitation the Limitation of Remedies and Liability d
25. ion sent from the receiver The correct remote mode must be selected to communicate with your receiver See the Settings Menu to change the remote mode Power Off Turns the unit off with no audible signal Settings Menu Opens the settings menu to select receiver model telemetry channels or pitch and depth units See Settings Menu below Cable Transmitter Puts the MFD or FSD remote in cable mode for reading cable transmitters Only accessible from F2 F5 and Eclipse mode requires a cable box Contact DCI for more information about the cable box Contrast Adjustment Allows you to adjust screen contrast See below for instructions Information Displays system information such as the software version the serial number and the current display settings Contrast Adjustment When the contrast adjustment option is selected from the main menu the following screen appears Increase Contrast Arrow Decrease Contrast Arrow Lightens Screen Darkens Screen Curved Arrow Saves Contrast Setting and Returns to Main Menu Shown Highlighted Adjust Screen Contrast Using the left or right direction button on the remote highlight the decrease contrast or increase contrast arrow as shown on the screen above Then adjust the contrast by pressing the execute button on the remote Each time the execute button is pressed the contrast will change incrementally When the 16 DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manu
26. ions on how to operate the locating systems You must read the operator s manual for your locating system before trying to use it with the MFD or FSD remote Call DCI if you have any questions 10 DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual m DIGITAL CONTROL INCORPORATED a Basic Instructions Removable Visor Antenna Display Screen Display i xD Screen Execute Button Execute Button Magnetic Base ENS conte Base MFD Remote FSD Hemote Power Options The MFD and FSD remotes can be powered with a battery pack or from another DC power source using the DC power cable If using the DC power cable power the displays with 12 28 VDC If both a battery pack and the DC power cable are installed the remote will draw power from the battery pack until the battery voltage is below the DC source DC Power Cable voltage Battery The MFD remote requires a 14 VDC tab battery pack such as that shown to the left where the central terminal is negative The FSD remote requires the DCI lithium ion battery pack shown to the right The battery status of the DCI lithium ion battery pack can be checked by pressing the battery status button on the battery pack Battery Status Button DCI Lithium ion Battery Pack Battery Packs for MFD not included DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual 11 Remote Modes DT Connecting DC Power Cable Battery or Brace Insert Battery Co
27. ll constitute any warranty by DCI nor will anything herein be deemed to modify the terms of DCI s existing Limited Warranty applicable to all DCI products The most recent version of this manual is available on DCI s website Compliance Statement This equipment complies with Part 15 of the Rules of the FCC and with Industry Canada license exempt RSS standards and with Australia Class License 2000 for LIPD low interference potential devices Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this equipment may not cause harmful interference and 2 this equipment must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation DCI is responsible for FCC compliance in the United States Digital Control Incorporated 19625 62nd Ave S Suite B103 Kent WA 98032 phone 425 251 0559 or 800 288 3610 Changes or modifications to any DCI equipment not expressly approved and carried out by DCI will void the user s Limited Warranty and the FCC s authorization to operate the equipment CE Requirements DigiTrak receivers are classified as Class 2 radio equipment per the R amp TTE Directive and may not be legal to operate or require a user license to operate in some countries The list of restrictions and the required declarations of conformity are available on DCs website www digitrak com under the Service amp Support tab Click on DOWNLOADS and select from the CE Documents pull down menu to downloa
28. mitter in the drill head underground or at the front locate point e The receiver is placed on the ground or held at the correct height above ground distance which has been set correctly Always test calibration after you have stopped drilling for any length of time Interference Interference can cause inaccuracies in the measurement of depth and loss of the transmitter s pitch roll or heading Always perform a background noise check prior to drilling DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual 7 Ben am i E DIGITAL CONTROL INCORPORATED lt Sy e Sources of interference include but are not limited to traffic signal loops invisible dog fences cable TV power lines fiber trace lines metal structures cathodic protection telephone lines cell phones transmission towers conductive earth salt salt water rebar and radio frequencies e Interference at the remote display may also occur from other sources operating nearby on the same frequency such as car rental agencies using their remote check in modules or other directional drilling locating equipment Background noise must be minimal and signal strength must be at least 150 points above the background noise during all locating operations Because this equipment may generate use and radiate radio frequency energy there is no guarantee that interference will not occur at a particular location If this equipment does interfere with radio or television reception whi
29. mpartment Protective Cap Connecting DC Power Cable DC Power Cable Installed to MFD Remote in FSD Remote To connect the DC power cable 1 Remove the protective cap on the power port by rotating it counterclockwise 2 The DC cable and power port are keyed to ensure proper alignment Line up the keyed slots and DC cable s four pin holes with the four pins in the DC power port on the remote 3 Push in and rotate the cable connector clockwise until the cable is secure 4 Install the other end of the DC cable into the DC power source Note If the FSD remote s power is supplied via the DC cable the brace insert must be installed for structural integrity The brace insert looks like and is installed like a DCI lithium ion battery Installing Battery Pack into MFD Remote To install the battery pack in the MFD remote 1 Remove the battery compartment cover by rotating the thumb screws counterclockwise 2 Insert the battery pack into the battery compartment ter minal end in first as shown 3 Reattach the battery compartment cover by holding it in place while pushing in and rotating the thumb screws clockwise Inserting Battery into MFD Remote 12 DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual aan Remote Modes Installing FSD Battery Pack or Brace Insert To install the DCI lithium ion battery pack or brace insert in the FSD remote 1 Hold the battery brace insert with the tab up and facing away from the FSD remote
30. nt difference between the F5 Eclipse and the F2 display modes is that the F5 and Eclipse modes will display roll at the 1 clock positions as well as the standard 12 clock positions The number of clock positions that display is a function of the transmitter Telemetry Update Transmitter Pitch Meter Receiver Type with Transmitter Roll Telemetry Channel z ad CI T O O Remote Battery Status Transmitter Roll Offset Indicator Battery Status Direction of Thermometer Temperature Change for Transmitter Temperature Transmitter Temperature DigiTrak F5 F2 and Eclipse Main Display Screen The telemetry update meter displays the amount of signal being received If less data is being received then fewer bars are shown on the meter If the meter is decreasing or low you should pause before making steering decisions to ensure you have correct data When the meter is empty telemetry data is not being received and the information will disappear The roll offset indicator displays when the receiver has been programmed to compensate for a difference between the transmitter s 12 o clock and the drill head s 12 o clock positions 18 DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual DIT Remote Modes Depth Display Screens The depth or predicted depth of the transmitter can be viewed on the remote display but only when the receiver is positioned at the locate line LL or at the front locate point FLP with its trigger held in See the opera
31. on WARRANTY CLAIM PROCEDURES 1 _ lf you are having problems with your DCI Product you must first contact the Authorized DCI Dealer where it was purchased If you are unable to resolve the problem through your Authorized DCI Dealer contact DCI s Customer Service Department in Kent Washington USA at the above telephone number between 6 00 a m and 6 00 p m Pacific Time and ask to speak with a customer service representative The above 800 number is available for use only in the USA and Canada Prior to returning any DCI Product to DCI for service you must obtain a Return Merchandise Authorization RMA number Failure to obtain an RMA may result in delays or return to you of the DCI Product without repair 2 After contacting a DCI customer service representative by telephone the representative will attempt to assist you in troubleshooting while you are using the DCI Product during actual field operations Please have all related equipment available together with a list of all DCI Product serial numbers It is important that field troubleshooting be conducted because many problems do not result from a defective DCI Product but instead are due to either operational errors or adverse conditions occurring in the User s drilling environment 3 Ifa DCI Product problem is confirmed as a result of field troubleshooting discussions with a DCI customer service representative the representative will issue an RMA number authorizing the return of t
32. perational Device Model Number Voltage Operational Current DigiTrak F Series Display FSD and DigiTrak 12 28 V 3 2 W max Multifunction Display Panel Mounted MFD DigiTrak Multifunction Display Free standing 12 28 V 3 2 W max MFDF DigiTrak F Series Lithium lon Battery Pack FBP 14 4 V 4 5 Ah 65 Wh max Environmental Requirements Relative Operating Device Humidity Temperature System Working Altitude DigiTrak F Series Display 9096 4 to 140 F FSD and Multifunction 20 to 60 C Displays MFD and MFDF TW Up to 6561 ft 2000 m DigiTrak F Series Lithium 9995 for lt 10 C 4 to 140 F lon Battery Pack 9596 for 10 35 C 20 to 60 C 7596 for 35 60 C DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual 28 D IGITAL 19625 62nd Ave S Suite B103 Kent Washington 98032 USA gt lt CONTROL 425 251 0559 800 288 3610 INCORPORATED dci digital control com www DigiTrak com LIMITED WARRANTY Digital Control Incorporated DCI warrants that when shipped from DCI each DCI Product will conform to DCI s current published specifications in existence at the time of shipment and will be free for the warranty period Warranty Period described below from defects in materials and workmanship The limited warranty described herein Limited Warranty is not transferable shall extend only to the first end user User purchasing the DCI Product from either DCI or a dealer expressl
33. s Product Pull Force MaxForce 76501bs N 75F TensiTrak Temperature Maximum Recorded Force TensiTrak Data Screen As the product s maximum recorded force MaxForce and instantaneous annular mud pressure Pressure increase the remote will emit tones as shown in the following table TensiTrak Force and Pressure Warning Tones MaxForce increases by 2000 Ib 8 9 KN Single beep Pressure increases by 5 psi 34 kPa up to 40 psi 276 kPa Single beep Pressure increases by 5 psi 34 kPa from 40 to 50 psi Double beep 276 345 kPa Pressure increases by 5 psi 34 kPa from 50 to 60 psi Triple Beep 345 414 kPa For additional information about the TensiTrak Pullback and Pressure Monitoring System contact DCI DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual 21 Remote Modes DI SE Series Mode The SE mode is used with an SE receiver Software updates may be required for older MFD and FSD remotes to display the SE mode option If you are using an older remote with an SE receiver and have not yet upgraded the remote to have the SE mode option then use Mark Series mode the Mark IV V screens will display Main Display Screen After entering the SE mode confirm that the telemetry channel matches that of the receiver The same depth and pitch measurement units as set on the receiver will display on the remote Depth Distance from Receiver to Transmitter Units Are Same as on Receiver Transmitter Pitch Telemetry Update Met
34. that will display when using a Mark Il or Mark lll receiver When using a Mark IV or Mark V receiver depth and predicted depth screens will display as described below Depth Display Screens Mark IV V Once the Mark IV or Mark V receiver is positioned at the locate line and the trigger is held in the depth information will be displayed as shown in the figure below The vertical arrows pointing to the drill head and the receiver indicate that the reading is a depth measurement and not the slant distance to the head Depth Measurement DigiTrak Mark IV V Depth Screen 26 DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual gt Remote Modes If the DigiTrak Mark IV or Mark V receiver is positioned at the front locate point FLP and the trigger is held in you will see the predicted depth screen shown below Predicted Depth Measurement WMS z an l 14 9V N 75F DigiTrak Mark IV V Predicted Depth Screen Notice that there are vertical arrows pointing to the target and the receiver in front of the drill head These arrows indicate that the depth measurement displayed is the predicted depth of the drill head when it reaches the point below the receiver at the FLP DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual 27 Ben 2 o DIGITAL CONTROL INCORPORATED Appendix Specifications The power requirements and environmental requirements for the DigiTrak MFD MFDF and FSD remotes are listed below Power Requirements O
35. tor s manual provided with your DCI locating system for information on correctly positioning the receiver When the receiver is positioned at the LL with its trigger held in the remote s display will change to show the depth reading with arrows pointing to the ground and the drill head When the height above ground HAG function is turned on the receiver is shown elevated with its HAG setting displayed In the figure below you can see that the HAG setting is 1 10 to indicate that the receiver is being held that distance above the ground See the operator s manual provided with your DCI locating system for information on using the HAG function HAG Setting Depth Reading Depth Display at the Locate Line with HAG On The depth data will display for 10 seconds after the trigger on the receiver is released and then the display will return to the main display screen The predicted depth display screen appears when the receiver is positioned at the FLP or the RLP rear locate point and the trigger is held in However the predicted depth is only valid at the FLP The predicted depth display will show arrows pointing to the receiver and the predicted depth point ahead of the transmitter DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual 19 Remote Modes DT Roll Offset Indicator When Activated at RO the Receiver Predicted Depth Horizontal Distance Between Transmitter and FLP Predicted Depth Point Predicted Depth Display with HAG
36. usiness day after your receipt of the repaired DCI Product Any failure to meet these deadlines will result in a rental charge for use of the loaner equipment for each extra day the return of the loaner equipment to DCI is delayed 403 3200 00 C5 Page 2 of 2
37. y authorized by DCI to sell DCI Products Authorized DCI Dealer and is subject to the following terms conditions and limitations 1 A Warranty Period of twelve 12 months shall apply to the following new DCI Products receivers locators remote displays battery chargers and rechargeable batteries and DataLog modules and interfaces A Warranty Period of ninety 90 days shall apply to all other new DCI Products including transmitters accessories and software programs and modules Unless otherwise stated by DCI a Warranty Period of ninety 90 days shall apply to a a used DCI Product sold either by DCI or by an Authorized DCI Dealer who has been expressly authorized by DCI to sell such used DCI Product and b services provided by DCI including testing servicing and repairing an out of warranty DCI Product The Warranty Period shall begin from the later of i the date of shipment of the DCI Product from DCI or ii the date of shipment or other delivery of the DCI Product from an Authorized DCI Dealer to User 2 DCs sole obligation under this Limited Warranty shall be limited to either repairing replacing or adjusting at DCI s option a covered DCI Product that has been determined by DCI after reasonable inspection to be defective during the foregoing Warranty Period All warranty inspections repairs and adjustments must be performed either by DCI or by a warranty claim service authorized in writing by DCI All warranty cla
38. ys that can accept telemetry signals from your DigiTrak Mark Series Eclipse F2 F5 or SE receiver The MFD or FSD remote must be set up correctly to receive signals from your receiver It can also receive signals from the F Series and Eclipse cable and F5 and Eclipse SST transmitters Contact DCI for more information on the cable and SST transmitters which require additional equipment and instructions This manual explains how to use the free standing MFD and FSD remotes It provides information on powering the remotes navigating the menus setting up the device to receive signals from your receiver and understanding the display screens The menus and display screens addressed in this manual also apply to the panel mounted version of the DigiTrak Multi Function Display Specific information is presented for the different remotes DigiTrak F2 F5 Eclipse TensiTrak SE and Mark Series An internal speaker emits audible tones to warn of transmitter temperature increases and is tested every time the unit is powered on DigiTrak MFD FSD Operator s Manual 9 Introduction DT To meet global requirements and for proper communication with the receiver one of the frequency desig nations shown on the remote display s serial number label must match that shown on the receiver s label Telemetry Frequency Designations Serial Number Label Serial Number Label on Back of MFD Remote on Back of FSD Remote This manual does not give instruct
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