Radiodetection RD1100 Quick start guide

Type
Quick start guide

Radiodetection RD1100 is a high-performance GPR system designed for locating and mapping underground utilities, pipes, and other buried objects. With its intuitive user interface, advanced data processing algorithms, and rugged construction, the RD1100 is an ideal tool for a wide range of applications, including utility mapping, civil engineering, and archaeology.

Key features and benefits of the RD1100 include:

  • Easy to use: Intuitive user interface with clear and concise menus
  • Versatile: Can be used for a wide range of applications, including utility mapping, civil engineering, and archaeology

Radiodetection RD1100 is a high-performance GPR system designed for locating and mapping underground utilities, pipes, and other buried objects. With its intuitive user interface, advanced data processing algorithms, and rugged construction, the RD1100 is an ideal tool for a wide range of applications, including utility mapping, civil engineering, and archaeology.

Key features and benefits of the RD1100 include:

  • Easy to use: Intuitive user interface with clear and concise menus
  • Versatile: Can be used for a wide range of applications, including utility mapping, civil engineering, and archaeology
RD1100 Quick Start GuideAssembly Procedure
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Radiodetection 28 Tower Road, Raymond, Maine 04071, USA. Tel: +1 (207) 655 8525 Toll Free: +1 (877) 247 3797 rd.sales.us@spx.com
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You will nd the following components in your RD1100 box.
Some of these may already be assembled.
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4
5
2
3
Handle pin
Cart base
Odometer cable
Display unit
Display
cable
Display unit tray
GPR sensor
Battery cable
Battery
Battery charger
Cart handle
Sensor support
straps
Attach the Cart Handle to Cart Base using the Handle Pins.
Ensure the Display Unit Tray is facing
the operator.
Attach the GPR Sensor to the Cart using the
Sensor Support Straps. Ensure the Sensor is
oriented the correct way with the connections
toward the back of the Cart. Using the
Sensor Support Straps, adjust the
height of the Sensor so it is 1-2 cm
(½ – ¾ inch) above the ground.
Attach the Display Unit onto the Display Unit Tray on the Cart.
The Display unit slides down
into the tray, catching on both
sides of the mount and is
held in place with the pull pin.
When a click is heard, the
Display Unit is rmly in place.
Battery cable
Odometer
cable
Display cable
90/RD1100-ASSEMBLY-ENG/01
Attach the Display Cable to
the back of the Display Unit
with the jackscrews. Connect
the other end of the cable to the
Sensor. Ensure the cable is routed
as shown here.
Attach the Odometer and Battery Cables. The Odometer Cable
connects to the closest receptacle on the Sensor. Attach the Battery
Cable to the Sensor and the Battery.
The system is now ready to use.
6
Start
To start the RD1100, press the power button on the Display Unit. The
rst time you turn the system on, it will run through a start-up wizard to
congure the system, then it will restart. Once bootup is complete, and
every subsequent bootup, you will see the following screen:
Data Collection
From the main screen, press Start to start acquiring data.
The menu at the bottom of the screen allows you to change viewing
parameters, such as gain, lter, colour and zooming (for depth and
horizontal position).
Swipe your nger from the top of the screen towards the bottom. This will
show a drop-down menu displaying date, battery level, GPS status and
Wi-Fi status. To close the drop-down menu, touch anywhere on the screen
below the menu.
You are ready to start collecting data by simply pushing the system.
The data scrolls from right to left.
When you cross an object of interest, move the system back along the
same path until the red vertical line is exactly over the response (typically
a hyperbola). Now the unit is physically over that object. You can put a
mark on the ground and continue surveying.
Press the Camera button on the display unit to save an image of the data
on the screen. This is saved as a screenshot (.JPG) le. These images
can be accessed via the Screenshot Gallery from the main screen.
RD1100 Quick Start Guide – Operation
LED light
Power button
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Radiodetection RD1100 Quick start guide

Type
Quick start guide

Radiodetection RD1100 is a high-performance GPR system designed for locating and mapping underground utilities, pipes, and other buried objects. With its intuitive user interface, advanced data processing algorithms, and rugged construction, the RD1100 is an ideal tool for a wide range of applications, including utility mapping, civil engineering, and archaeology.

Key features and benefits of the RD1100 include:

  • Easy to use: Intuitive user interface with clear and concise menus
  • Versatile: Can be used for a wide range of applications, including utility mapping, civil engineering, and archaeology

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