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1. Once the target path has been located the arrows at the top of the screen will indicate the location of the target path in relationship to the receiver Note When field distortion due to congestion is affecting the receiver the left right arrows may not coincide with the bar graph Use the maximum numerical signal strength to target the cable or pipe Directional Null MODE DirNull SK Toggle In DirNull mode as the operator approaches the cable or pipe the numerical signal will increase then fall sharply as the receiver crosses the target cable or pipe The bar graph fills from both sides toward the middle and the receiver speaker volume decreases As the antenna moves off the target path the bar graph opens the signal strength increases and the speaker volume increases Gain adjust is automatic in DirNull mode The center of the DirNull screen provides a compass view of the target path An arrow will point toward the location of the cable pipe in 45 degree steps A solid line will appear over the cable pipe indicating its orientation to the receiver handle 18 78 8 130 615 1 8 E For example Figure 1 If the target path is to the right of the z receiver and running parallel to the operator the S D d right arrow will display an Cable Locate Figure 2 If the target path is to the left and in front of the operator not running parallel to the receiver the arrow will point toward the top left side of th
2. Select High Output level for the best signal to noise ratio HA O A e P Trace the signal path with the receiver using the Induction Peak mode The induction mode of the receiver is a mode in which the upper antenna of the receiver is tuned to minimize distortion from the magnetic field of the transmitter Note The receiver must be at least 25 feet away from the transmitter to begin tracing the target path 78 8130 6151 8 E 17 Receiver Modes A Locate Directional Peak MODE Directional Peak DirPK SK Toggle In DirPk mode four peak antennas are used to analyze the magnetic field pattern The bar graph indicates signal strength and the directional arrows sense the edges of the magnetic field The left right arrows will indicate the direction to the nearest cable that is in line with the receiver handle As the antenna crosses the cable or pipe the receiver speaker volume increases to a maximum the bar graph 11 fills from both sides toward the middle and the numeric signal strength 10 increases As the antenna moves off the target path the speaker volume decreases and the bar graph opens Use the bar graph and the numeric signal indicator to locate the exact target path m qm S S d S d ma 83 4 ee ee O73 ee I lt BI 82 8 a Cable Locate B 60 Cable Locate B 60 Cable Locate B 60 ne Dir Pk Off is Dir Pk ren HU LSD oco U Left of Target Path Directly Over Target Path Right of Target Path
3. Product Description And Optional Accessories Product Description 2250M eanl IALL L l LJ 4 Receiver l 3 Watt or 12 Watt L C Communication U Utility CU Commincation and Utility L US US E Export I iD abilitly to read write iD markers I 2250M Cable Pipe locator 2273M Cable Pipe Fault locator Example 2273M iD EC3W RT Description 2273M Cable Pipe Fault Locator iD capability Export version Communication Application 3 Watt Transmitter Receiver and Transmitter included 78 8 130 6151 8 E 47 Package Contents Standard Packages Part Number a e vt ransmitter fef e 20736 30r12Watt sI pwne Receiver w o EMS o Joo ce P273MER sd Receiver w EMS pote ft E o o zmo Groundrod e RR Dyna Coupler Kit 3 76 mm Dyna Coupler 3019 Coupler Cable amp Pouch 2876 Utility 10 err e m Direct Connect Cables 9012 Communication 5 9012 Communication 5 1 5 m 5 mll Earth Contact Frame e 3014 Earth Contact Frame Cable e e 9 o Optional 3M Dynatel Accessories Item Part Number Direct Connect Cables Communication 10 3 m 2892 Ground Extension Cable 9043 Dyna Coupler 3 75 mm 3001 Dyna Coupler 6 150 mm w pouch 1196 Coupler Cable 12 3 6 m 9011 Rechargeable Battery 2200RB Carrying Bag 2200M ADP 33 KHz Sonde 3229 48 78 8130 6151 8 E Receiver Specifications Item Specification Modes Directional Peak Directional Null Speci
4. 46 Select SK When the preferred location Save Mem Sonde Clear Select Dept All appears on the screen press Save SK The screen and memory location will populate with the current information Each memory location can be reviewed by pressing Mem Select SK 5 Press Locate 5 to return to Locate Mode Frequencies Active Active frequencies are trace signals supplied by a 3M Dynatel Transmitter 2200 Series 577 Hz 8 KHz 33 KHz or 133 KHz 1 Select the same frequency that the transmitter is generating 2 Press Locate 5 3 Press Cable Pipe SK 4 Press Freq SK 5 Press ACTIVE SK Toggle until the desired frequency is displayed in the soft key command 9 Active 577 8K 33K or 133K 6 Press Locate 5 to return to Locate mode Power Power frequencies refer to 50 or 60 Hz signals and their harmonics that can be traced without the use of a transmitter 50 Best for general locating of passive power 50H high harmonic If the 50 choice appears to be responding slowly or poorly then 50H is the second choice for locating of passive power 50L low harmonic Third choice for passive power locating May be used when 50 or SOL is weak or erratic 100 Hz Used for locating rectified AC power signals often found on pipelines using impressed current cathodic protection 1 Press Locate 5 2 Press Cable Pipe SK 3 Press Freq SK 78 8 130 6151 8 E 21 4 Press Power
5. 143 560 7731 2 Press Write Details SK to view all data that 03 03 00 11 23 150 994 9540 was sent to the marker Record 73 LastRead 73 ote L 3 Press Write History SK to return to the list of programmed data 4 Press Exit SK to return to Data Template review screen For additional information concerning 3M iD Marker Programming refer to www 3M com dynatel Instruction Manual M Series Locator PC Tools 78 8 130 6151 8 E 43 Other Applications Aerial Faults Toning Transmitter Setup 1 Connect the transmitter based on type of fault as described in Connection Diagrams in the following section 2 Press and hold T 1 to perform a battery test 3 Press OHMS FAULT TONE T 2 to turn the Transmitter on and to verify the fault 4 Press OHMS FAULT TONE T 2 twice more to select the Tone mode 5 The display T 4 will alternately flash between 577 and 133K 6 Press OUTPUT T 5 for high output level Receiver Setup 1 Press ON OFF 1 to turn the Receiver on Press Locate 5 Press Tone Ext SK to select Tone mode 2 3 4 Press Freq SK Toggle to select 577Hz 5 Connect a toning coil to the receiver EXTERNAL JACK 13 6 Move the toning coil along the cable and find a peak signal then press Gain Down 4 to adjust the receiver gain d Press SPEAKER 2 to adjust the speaker volume as needed 8 Follow the cable with the toning coil When the receiver detects a short cro
6. 2 cm 6 inch rise must be exact for the depth reading to be accurate 3 Raise the unit 15 2 cm 6 inches Press Depth Ha ID Marker Found SK key again The estimated depth of the marker from ground level will display on the Depth r em screen Press OK when done Five depth readings can be saved with the Mem Select time and date 4 To access the memory locations press Mem Ho ID Marker Found Select SK Depth r cm Save SK will place each entry in sequential order in memory M1 MS until five Mo room Beles 16 43 readings have been stored The unit will Save Mem Clear Select All overwrite saved entries in excess of five beginning with M1 5 Press Clear All SK to delete all stored depth information 6 Press Mem Select SK to select the memory location to store the depth readings When the preferred location appears on the screen press Save SK The screen and memory location will populate with the current information 7 Each memory location can be reviewed by pressing Mem Select SK Toggle 8 Press Locate 5 to return to Marker Locate Mode 32 78 8 130 615 1 8 E Creating Editing Templates for 3M EMS iD Markers In the User Template screen the operator can create and modify templates to program iD markers Creating New Templates Menu 6 Data Templat SK User Templat SK 1 Select Create New by pressing the up down arrows SK 2 DEPTH CHANGE 2 Press
7. 3W high 5 Watt Transmitter 5W normal 3W high 5W max w external DC source 12 Watt Transmitter 5W normal 3W high 12W max w external DC source Output Voltage Maximum 70 Vrms Output Protection 240Vrms Weight w batteries 5 2 lbs 2 4 kg Battery Qty and size 6 C Alkaline LR14 Battery Life 50 hours typical Normal output level 10 hours typical High output level Rechargeable battery will extend operation time by 40 External DC Power 9 18V DC Standard IP54 Regulatory CE Operating Temperature 4 F to 122 F 20 C to 50 C Storage Temperature 4 F to 158 F 20 C to 70 C Rechargeable Battery fuse 5 Amp 32 Volt Littelfuse MINI Blade 0297005 78 8 130 6151 8 E 51 C 067 ba Q This product is in accordance with the requirements of the European directive 99 5 EC This is the EU symbol for equipment that is covered under the Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE directive per CENELEC specification 5041 It indicates that certain products should not be discarded in the trash but rather should be recycled This applies to all electronic pluggable and battery powered products 3M and Dynatel are trademarks of 3M Company ArcPad is a trademark of ESRI MINI is a registered trademark of Littelfuse Important Notice All statements technical information and recommendations related to 3M s products are based on information believed to be reliable but the accuracy or co
8. 6151 8 E Congratulations You have just purchased one of the finest most advanced locating devices available today The 3M Dynatel Cable Pipe Fault Locators 2250ME iD 2273ME iD are designed with all of the functionality of previous Dynatel models and iD versions have the enhanced capability to read and write user information into the 3M EMS 1D markers Information such as a pre programmed identification number facility data application type placement date and other details can all be read stored and downloaded to your PC for enhanced resource management with this revolutionary equipment The Dynatel Cable Pipe Fault Locators 2250ME 1D 2273ME iD will also search for two different types of utility markers simultaneously When used in conjunction with a hand held GPS the ability to transmit path and marker coordinates multiplies the potential to the mapping industry This equipment provides a simple system for mapping utility information directly into CAD and GIS systems 3M is dedicated to bringing you premium equipment with outstanding reliability backed by one of the best warranties in the business and outstanding service Visit our website at http www 3M com dynatel for more application notes 78 8 130 6151 8 E 3 Safety Information Please read understand and follow all safety information contained in these instructions prior to the use of the 3M Cable Pipe Fault Advanced ME Series Locator Retain these instructions for fut
9. SK Toggle until the desired frequency is displayed in the soft key command 9 Power 50 50L 50H or 100 5 Press Locate 5 to return to Locate mode All export receivers default to 50 Hz To set the receiver to detect 60 Hz signals refer to Enabling Disabling Frequencies section of this manual Passive The receiver without a 3M Dynatel Transmitter 2200 can be used to detect some CATV cables 31 5 KHz A horizontal scan television NTSC must be turned on to generate this frequency 1 Press Locate 5 2 Press Cable Pipe SK 3 Press Freq SK 4 Press Pasv SK Toggle Press Locate 5 to return to Locate mode Auxiliary Auxiliary frequencies are signals generated from remote location transmitters or frequency generating transmitters 1 Press Locate 5 2 Press Cable Pipe SK 3 Press Freq SK 4 Press Aux SK Toggle until the desired frequency is displayed in the softkey command 9 Aux 512 560 333 Hz or user defined frequencies 5 Press Locate 5 to return to Locate mode Locating in Directional Peak Mode The following are instructions for locating a buried pipe or cable using the direct connect method and the directional peak DirPk mode Other methods of connection and tracing features are explained in previous sections 1 Insert the ground rod into the ground perpendicular to the suspected target path Place ground rod perpendicular to target path Suspected Cable
10. See Creating User Defined Frequencies KR Wee 1 Press the right arrow SK to move the highlight PHAN op TATU ETS bar to the section of frequencies to enable or ZlS cee disable 2 Press the up down arrows SK to highlight the Press UK to Save specific frequency t 4 Fed Disabil 3 Press Enabl Disabl SK Enable denoted by v 4 Repeat steps 2 amp 3 to enable disable other frequencies 5 Press OK 5 to save Selecting External Jack Frequencies Tone Frequencies MENU 6 More gt gt SK Setup SK More SK Tone Freq SK A coupler can be plugged into the external jack TE ca CATU ETF of the receiver and used to identify cables See ED SED Other Applications Cable Identification The ae a same procedure as above is followed for selecting Press OF to Save frequencies that can be detected by the external jack Erabl found on the bottom of the receiver na T Ds abl Creating User Defined Frequencies MENU 6 More gt gt SK Setup SK More SK Locate Freq SK There are four user defined frequencies available on the receiver These frequencies must be between 50 Hz and 999 Hz These frequencies are found in the column on the far right of the Locate Freq screen Auxiliary frequencies These frequencies once programmed will appear in the Locate mode under the Aux SK frequency list To program the user defined frequencies press the E EB CATU right
11. The single up down arrows SK will scroll the screen line by line 3M Dynatel PC Tool Kit The Dynatel PC Tool Ksoftware is available for download at no cost at www 3M com dynatel The Dynatel PC Tool Kit provides the user an excellent interface between the receiver and a PC This software utility provides the tools by which the user can e Upgrade the receiver to the latest software revision e Program the receiver to best suit specific applications e Load an alternate language in the receiver s Provide a 3M EMS iD Marker utility The 3M EMS iD Marker utility can be used to e Create templates for programming iD markers 46 78 8 130 615 1 8 E e Download marker data that has been programmed or read by the receiver for documentation databases Embedded in the desktop software is the most current software for the receiver which affords the user the option of upgrading the unit without returning the unit to the 3M Repair Center Please refer to operating instructions included with the software Self Test Of Receiver Menu 6 More gt gt SK Self Test SK This operation performs a self test on the receiver The receiver will display current information about the unit model number serial number software revision and hardware revision 1 Press RUN SK to start the self test A Status bar will appear while the self test is running Results will appear on the screen when the test is complete
12. arrow SK to highlight the Auxiliary group ok be of frequencies Press the up down arrows SK oo a RE to highlight the user frequency to program Press Enabl Disabl SK Press OF to Save EALERTS 78 8130 6151 8 E 13 Press the left right arrows SK to move the square Enter a frequency between cursor to a digit Press Select SK to enter the epee ane mee number in the frequency field Fle izz4csea789 F Ok to Select the F Press OK 5 to save the programmed frequency or 255 S le ated press Exit SK to cancel The frequency will appear Select da p Exit in the locate frequency screen as U Note To redefine a previously programmed user frequency highlight the frequency press enabl disabl select the back arrow with the cursor and press select to delete the previous entry Filtering Power Frequency Interference MENU 6 More gt gt SK Setup SK More SK More gt gt SK Filter SK In order to filter out unwanted power influences while locating with user defined frequencies verify QS H97 Ho 4 1 0 5 the correct frequency is selected for your location monthday year 4 Hour default 50 Hz Audio Confia Selecting Locating Audio MENU 6 More gt gt SK Setup SK More SK More gt gt SK Audio Config SK The user can choose the audio response of the Morectional Audia receiver when using the Directional Peak mode for Feak Audio ShI Warble one side
13. faz Zee oi Output Level OFF T 1 Turns unit off and performs battery test OHM FAULT TONE T 2 Turns the unit on and cycles through the following commands when pressed repeatedly OHM METER Measures the continuity of the trace conductor pipe and its far end ground It is also used to measure the fault resistance to earth FAULT LOCATE 2273ME units only In this mode the transmitter sends two alternating frequencies 577 Hz and 33 KHz as well as fault signals 10 and 20 Hz TONE In the tone mode the transmitter generates 577 Hz and 133 KHz signals TRACE T 3 Turns the unit on and places the unit in Trace mode SELECT FREQUENCY Press TRACE T 3 repeatedly to cycle the frequency of the transmitter 577 Hz 8 KHz 33 KHz and 133 KHz The selected frequency will be displayed T 4 ALL indicates that multiple frequencies are transmitting simultaneously DISPLAY T 4 INDICATOR FLAGS These flags coincide with the operational mode of the transmitter From top left to bottom right Fault mode T 2 2273ME units only Tone T 2 Trace mode T 3 Ohm meter T 2 Voltage at start up the transmitter checks for foreign voltage and the Output Flag no flag low output flag high output flashing flag maximum output DIGITAL DISPLAY Indicates frequency relative current resistance battery level and voltage OUTPUT T 5 Cycles output level normal high and maximum Normal No Flag High Fl
14. path locating Highlight the audio selection and press OK to save Press OK to Save le 14 78 8 130 615 1 8 E Buried Cables And Pipes Transmitter Connections Perform a battery test Use one of the following three methods to produce a trace signal on the target pipe or cable Direct Connect Method Plug the direct connect cable into the output jack T 6 of the transmitter Connect the black clip to the ground rod Place the ground rod in the earth perpendicular to the suspected cable pipe path If necessary extend the black lead with the Ground Extension Cable 9043 available separately 1 Remove the ground bonding and attach the red clip to the shield of the cable pipe or target conductor If locating power cables the red clip can be attached to the transformer cabinet or the meter box 2 Turn the transmitter on by pressing Ohms T 2 The continuity of the circuit will be measured The results are displayed T 4 in ohms and as a tone If the continuity of the circuit is very good the reading on the display is less than 3K Q and a solid tone from the transmitter is heard all frequencies can be used to locate Always use the lowest frequency available Lower frequencies are less likely to bleed over to other cables in the same area and are very good for tracing over long distances If the circuit reads more than 3K Q but less than IOK amp indicated by a beeping tone from the tra
15. setup screen for configuration of the unit 1 e clock language depth units marker data and frequencies BACKLIGHT 7 Toggles the backlight low high and off BATTERY ICON 8 Indicates battery level SOFT KEY SK There are four soft keys on the receiver The function of each key is shown above the key on the display screen The functions will change depending on the operation mode of the receiver For instruction purposes the display command is followed by SK to identify it as a soft key SOFT KEY COMMAND 9 Definitions for each of the four soft key functions SIGNAL STRENGTH 10 Digital reading of the signal the receiver is detecting BAR GRAPH 11 Graphical representation of the received signal GAIN LEVEL 12 Displays relative gain level EXTERNAL JACK 13 Port to connect cables from external devices such as the earth frame a second Dyna Coupler or toning coil SERIAL PORT 14 RS232 port to connect the receiver to a PC via straight serial cable not included EARPHONE JACK 15 Will fit standard 1 8 inch mini jack mono earphone plug not included 78 8 130 6151 8 E 9 Menu Screens Main Menu When the Menu 6 button is pressed the Main Menu screen appears The function appears on the screen above each soft key Select Menu Item or Press Locate Write Data Cor L Mode Templat Setup More 1 Write Mode System used to write information to RFiD Markers 2 Data Template Displays m
16. 3M Dynatel Cable Pipe Fault Advanced Locator 2250ME 2273ME Series With 3 watt 5 watt or 12 watt Transmitter Operator s Manual 2200ME 2200ME iD 22 3ME 22 3ME iD February 2009 78 8130 6151 8 E Contents Delt Oy ES Ea oc cherie seincedsianed E deeb cusetenecaydapadaasetesseanoeeectuatenaie nce 5 About This Manal T 4 BO A AATE EEN EA E TEA E A AE AT 5 PVM TU CC n A E EAE 10 RTS e The RECOIVOT T 12 Buried Cables And Pipes sss 15 C1 ENO a EE E E 18 Depthand Current Estimate issn pinion neaei ia 20 EE PE E E E A A N 21 Locating in Directional Peak Mode sss sese 22 Locating Active Duct Probes Sondes sss 25 Buried Sheath Faults And Earth Return Paus sss 26 3M Electronic Markers and 3M EMS iD Markers sse 28 Locate 3M EMS Markets T 29 Marker Depth Estimate sse eee eee 3l Creating Editing Templates for 3M EMS iD Markers sese 33 Maune R IV I e TH 36 Modifying Marker Data to be Programmed sss a7 Readme 1D TAB CIS eis sce socensceas seatvodganasnasevasseiendenenaesiianeeaadinanntenetasceeteeasencunncaheoasnes 38 E RT TTT 39 Review ine Marker HIStory ceanna E SA AE NEES 43 Other Applications sese sese ee eee a CA DIG TACME MIC AION onctasscessaetasnsaesse E E E 45 HoP MO ae E S E 46 IM Dyna PE Tool Fil eagra AE E A TE 46 Seu TEOT ROCE OT eeina aa a Ene aae EE a 47 Product Description And Optional Accessories ss sese e eee eee eee 47 Receiver Se TUNG UNG aa sa adaiTe laiii a Rita aiia 49 2 78 8130
17. 3M Dynatel iD Marker the receiver will display the depth of the marker and its identification number 3 To save the depth reading press Mem Select SK Five depth readings can be saved with the time date and its identification number Save SK will place each entry in sequential order in memory M1 M5 until five readings have been stored The unit will overwrite saved entries in excess of five beginning with M1 Looking for ID Markerts Jsa ID s 999 024 0021 7 Calculating Flease Wait ID 866 634 8217 Depth 1 M6 cm Press OK when done Hem Select ID s 66 634 8217 Depth 1 LE cm ID 860 824 8217 Hz 16 Gn 92 10 7929 161359 G aue Hem Clear Select All 4 Press Clear All SK to delete all stored depth information 5 Press Mem Select SK to select the memory location to store the depth readings When the preferred location appears on the screen press Save SK The screen and memory location will populate with the current information 6 Each memory location can be reviewed by pressing Mem Select SK 7 Press Locate 5 to return to Marker Locate Mode 78 8 130 6151 8 E 31 Depth of Passive Non iD Marker 1 Lower the tip of the receiver to the ground over the targeted marker 2 Press Depth SK The receiver will examine the targeted marker The screen will instruct the operator to raise the unit 15 2 cm 6 inches from the ground Note This 15
18. Path L 22 78 8130 6151 8 E 2 Remove the grounding from the near end of the target cable pipe Note Never connect or disconnect the transmitter when the unit is on 3 10 11 12 13 14 Connect the red lead of the transmitter to the shield neutral or deenergized target conductor Connect the black lead of the transmitter to the ground rod Perform a battery check by pressing and holding OFF T 1 Turn the power on the transmitter by pressing OHMS T 2 a A solid tone from the transmitter indicates a complete circuit with a good ground b A beeping tone from the transmitter indicates a usable ground An attempt should be made to improve the ground c No tone from the transmitter indicates a poor or no ground The transmitter will display OL in this instance An attempt should be made to improve the ground Verify that the far end is grounded Press TRACE T 3 to set the transmitter to Trace mode Select a frequency on the transmitter by pressing TRACE T 3 The unit will cycle through the available frequencies 577 8K 33K 133K and ALL Press Power 1 to turn on the receiver Press Locate 5 Press Cable Pipe SK Set the Frequency and mode of the receiver apes BS 60 577 Dir Pk depen Off a Press Freg SK b Select the same frequency on the receiver as the transmitter by pressing Active SK Toggle c Press Locate 5 to save the setting and re
19. View Edit SK JEF COUPLING Select One Press VWiew Edit J Wie a 4 Ext 3 Name the template Template PE UserList All 4 Press Modify SK to manually enter the name of the template Press OF to Save Template naar go Exit 5 Select UserEdit Template s Hew UWserEdit 6 Press OK 5 Select from list Press OK elt t 7 Move the boxed cursor by pressing the left right arrows SK or up down arrow SK to move the cursor up or down 8 Press Select SK to enter the alphanumeric character Entry will appear at the top of the screen 9 Press OK 5 when entry is complete 10 Press Exit 5 to cancel Note To clear the previous field entry select the back arrow with the cursor and delete the previous entry 78 8 130 6151 8 E 33 Navigate through the fields by pressing the left Template TEST TEMPLATE 27 right arrows SK UserList All 8 Company gt 5 Press Modify SK to populate the highlighted field Press OK to Save Template near qm E gt Exit When modifying the Labels left hand side of template information there are three options for editing that are presented l a UserEdit Select from list Press OK elt t b Choosing one of the common compressed terms from the available list of terms c Del Row delete row When modifying the Descriptions right hand Descrpte alye side of template information there are four pial opti
20. Z 29 99 48 28 month da ye year Zd Hour e The soft key command will toggle between inches in centimeters cm and feet inches ft in ES ock E Units Lana Hore Setting the Receiver Clock Set the time date and date format of the receiver Depth and Current measurements are time and date stamped as well as read write marker information iD units only MENU 6 More gt gt SK Setup SK Clock SK e Press the left right arrow SK to highlight the digit of the date or time to change RIZ 29 99 43 33 month da ye year Zd Hour e Press the or SK to increment or decrement ee Press OF to Save e When the date format is highlighted the format will toggle between mm dd yy and dd mm yy l gt e Press OK SK to save or Menu 6 to cancel Selecting a Language MENU 6 More gt gt SK Setup SK Lang SKToggle The soft key command will cycle through available languages Alternate languages can be uploaded to the receiver using the Dynatel PCTools software Available for download at www 3M com dynatel 12 78 8 130 615 1 8 E Enabling Disabling Frequencies MENU 6 More gt gt SK Setup SK More SK Locate Freq SK The user can select the frequencies that the receiver will detect All the available frequencies are listed in four groups Left to Right Active Power Passive and Auxiliary The Auxiliary group also contains the User Defined Frequencies
21. ag Maximum Flashing Flag OUTPUT JACK T 6 Port for direct connect cables or Dyna coupler EXTERNAL JACK T 7 Port to connect cigarette lighter adapter cable or rechargeable battery 2200RB Input voltage level 9 18 VDC 78 8 130 6151 8 E 7 Maximum Transmitter Output An external 12V DC source is required for 12 Watt Output Connecting the rechargeable battery 2200RB to the external jack T 7 will provide this external source or the cigarette lighter adapter cable included with high powered units can be used to connect the DC power from a vehicle s battery source to the transmitter s external jack T 7 Press Output T 5 twice for maximum output mode The indicator flag will flash when the transmitter is in max output mode Note The external DC source does not charge the internal batteries A WARNING To reduce the risk associated with hazardous voltage e Potential for electric shock exists when handling connection cables while the transmitter is ON Make all connections prior to powering on the unit Turn transmitter OFF before handling connection cables e Voltage greater than 240 volts will damage equipment and could cause personal injury or death Make all connections before turning on the transmitter Follow standard procedures for reducing the voltage e Do not change or modify this product in any way Rechargeable Battery The 3M Dynatel Sealed Gel Cell Battery 2200RB can be used as an auxiliary
22. al Peak Induction Peak Frequency Response Active 577 Hz 8 KHz 33 KHz 133 KHz Passive 31 5 KHz CATV 9 30 KHz LF Power 50 Hz 5th and 9th harmonic 60 Hz 5th and 9th harmonic 100 120 Hz rectified power Auxiliary 333 Hz 512 Hz 560 Hz User Defined Frequencies Four Display LCD Gain Control Manual and Automatic Weight w batteries 1 8 2 3 kg 4 5 Ibs model dependent Battery Qty and size 8 AA LR6 Battery Life 30 hours average Depth Accuracy 2 5 cm 2 in for 1 5 m 0 60 in 6 5 cm 2 in for 1 5 3 0 m 60 120 in 10 5 cm 2 in for 3 0 m 4 5 m 120 180 in Depth Range 0 914 cm 0 360 in Marker depth accuracy 15 2 0 CM 2 IN Maximum Program Range 3M EMS iD Markers Near Surface 15 cm 6 in Ball Marker 30 cm 12 in Full Range 61 cm 24 in 78 8 130 6151 8 E 49 Item Specification Read Range 3M EMS iD Markers Near Surface 60 cm 24 in Ball Marker 1 2 m 48 in Tel Gas WW Comm 1 0 m 40 in Pwr Wir Full Range 2 0 m 78 in Detection Depth 3M Passive Markers 60 cm 24 in Near Surface 1 5 m 60 in Ball Marker 1 8 m 72 in Mid Range 2 4 m 96 in Full Range 50 78 8 130 615 1 8 E Transmitter Specifications Item Specification Trace Mode 577 Hz 8 KHz 33 KHz 133 KHz Fault Mode 10 20 Hz Fault signal 577 Hz 33 KHz Trace signal Tone Mode 577 Hz and 133 KHz 8 Hz Induction Mode 33 KHZ 133 KHz Output Power 3 Watt Transmitter 5W normal
23. arker history and Bead ieee ser tesce template creation selection screens Histor 4 History Templat Templat a Read History 100 memory locations for a 4 Read RFiD Markers b Write History 100 memory locations for Programmed RFiD Markers c User Templates Create and edit RFiD templates for RFiD Markers max 32 d Trace Templates Create and edit templates used to identify path max 5 3 COM Setup Displays second level COM Pr FC Tools Supported Port setting screen to configure RS232 port imen 1 communication with different devices Baud 38468 a PC Receiver will communicate to a Press OK to Save computer r 4 Exit b NMEA Port is configured to accept coordinates from GPS c GIS Port is configured to send RFID information or path information to GPS device and receive coordinates from GPS d PDA receiver will send RFiD and path information in ASCII string 4 More gt gt Advances to next menu screen 10 78 8 130 615 1 8 E 5 Back lt lt Returns to previous screen Select Meru Item or Press Locate ie Self Setup Help Back Test mang 6 Setup Displays second and third level screens for receiver configuration HZ 29 99 48 24 l mont ndau ue ar 24 Hour a Depth Units Choose unit of measure in ft in or cm b Clock Date and time stamped on marker information and depth readings c Language Toggles betwe
24. arth Contact Frame to the EXTERNAL JACK 13 of the receiver using the earth frame cable Press POWER 1 to turn the Receiver on Press Locate 5 Press Fault SK to select Fault mode 7 Se amp Hold the receiver in one hand and the frame in the other with the solid green banded leg of the frame toward the test section Near the location of the ground rod about one frame width away insert the frame probes fully into the ground in line with the target path 6 Press REF SK to record the fault level reference The signal level will be recorded in the box above REF SK on the display This reference indicates the signal strength 10 level at the ground rod When the operator reaches the major fault location the signal strength 10 indicated on the receiver will be very close within 12dB to this reference level 26 78 8 130 615 1 8 E 7 Continue along the cable pipe path re inserting the frame probes every few steps while watching the receiver bar graphs The bar graph on the receiver will fill toward the right side of the screen green indicating that the fault is ahead of the operator in the direction of the green banded leg of the 3M Dynatel Earth Contact Frame Green Band _Red and White Striped Band Transmitter Signal gt gt 8 When the bar graph fills toward the left red and white striped side of the screen the fault has been passed and is now behind the operator Move back insertin
25. ay the information from Descrptn Road Crossing the selected template The arrow on the right PEPth Emi side of the screen indicates there is more Press Locate to Cancel information than can be displayed on the Write 4 Modif y Marker screen scroll down by pressing the down arrow SK 3 Enter user information that will be written to this marker See Modifying Marker Data to be Programmed section 4 Verify all information is correct 5 Press Write Marker SK 6 Select type of marker to be written Marker SK Toggle 7 Hold the receiver directly over the top of the marker The receiver should be within 12 inches 30 cm of the marker Place Locator over Marker Select Marker Type and Press Start Write Start Write Marker 8 Press Start Write SK The receiver will ask if the user wants to permanently lock the marker data Do you want to permanently lock the marker data Ho Yes Exit 36 78 8130 6151 8 E 9 Select No SK or Yes SK The receiver will Looking for ID Marker s 3 f IL s 09 01 7 6 ZS write the data to the marker ee ete Cie acu roseni Ze dis or go back to Prog ode Ower Write Write Hode 10 After writing to the iD Marker is completed the Looking for ID Markerts i S ID s Dag D1 C6 Z 2 5 following screen will displayed Writing Data Done Merit yinga Done UserData i not Locked Repeat Write Write Hode Note Once the ma
26. battery in 3M Dynatel 2200 Series Transmitters It plugs into the external jack T 7 and provides power for the transmitter When the rechargeable battery is plugged in normal output high output and maximum output is available When the rechargeable battery is connected to the transmitter the alkaline batteries are bypassed The rechargeable battery is a lead acid battery rated at 5 4 amp hours and is equipped with a user replaceable fuse SA 32V Note The internal batteries must be at least 5 4 volts Do not remove the alkaline batteries from the transmitter when using the rechargeable battery 8 78 8 130 615 1 8 E Receiver Key Pad Definitions Dynatel 2273M Cable Pipe Fault Locator Cable Locate P so Freq Mode Alert POWER 1 Turns unit off and on SPEAKER 2 Adjusts the volume of the receiver off low med high and Xpand SPEAKER ICON 2A Indicates the relative volume level of the receiver When the third ring is dotted and xpnd appears below the speaker icon the receiver is in Expander mode This mode is used to pinpoint the target cable or pipe CONTRAST 3 The arrows located above and below the contrast icon will adjust the contrast of the screen GAIN 4 Adjusts the sensitivity of the receiver either up or down to maintain a satisfactory signal level LOCATE OK 5 Sets the receiver to trace mode for locating cable or pipe Acknowledges setup entries OK MENU 6 Displays
27. cating Active Duct Probes Sondes Turn the Receiver on 1 Press Locate 5 Press Cable Pipe SK Press Mode SK Toggle to select Special Peak SpIPk Press Freq SK Press Active SK Toggle to select the 33kHz frequency for a 33 KHz Sonde or ADP Press Locate 5 ae eS oS e 9 x With the receiver handle perpendicular to the conduit path locate the ADP position by moving along the path until the strongest signal is found Adjust Gain Up Down 4 when the bar graph remains either fully open or fully closed 9 Refer to the ADP operating instructions for further information Determining ADP Depth 1 Place the tip of the receiver on the ground directly above the located ADP position 2 Maintain the handle orientation perpendicular to the target path 3 Press Depth SK in the Locate Screen 4 Press Sonde Depth SK to read ADP Depth Cable Depth Depth Select Depth The depth to the ADP is displayed in units as specified in the receiver set up menu Sonde depth 64 on Five Sonde depth readings can be saved with the time and date measured NZ Sed 66 B2 1r 89 14 57 G aue Mem Cable Clear Save SK will place each entry in sequential Select Depth pI order in memory M1 M5 until five readings have been stored The unit will overwrite saved entries in excess of five beginning with M1 Press Clear All SK to delete all saved depth readings Press Mem Select SK to sel
28. ding the date and time read is saved into the Read History file of the receiver If a hand held GPS unit is used in conjunction with the receiver coordinates can be saved into the Read History See Reviewing Marker History GPS Operation Activation Key To activate the GPS compatibility in the receiver an activation key must be entered into the receiver The software version of the receiver must be at least 14 0 For the receiver to transmit information to the GPS for use in GIS mapping applications see Capture Transmit Mode the hardware version must be 5 0 or higher See Serial Number amp Software Version Section The software upgrade and activation key can be obtained from the website http www 3m com dynatel for no charge You will be asked to enter the serial number of the receiver in order to receive the GPS activation key Upgrade the software of the receiver using the desktop software 3M Dynatel PC Tool Kit then enter the GPS activation key on the receiver Serial Number and Software Version Menu SK More gt gt SK Self Test SK The model number software version hardware version and serial number of the receiver are available on the Self Test Screen Inputting the GPS Activation Key Menu SK Setup SK More gt gt SK Com SK Initially when the COM key is pressed the screen below will appear and you will be prompted to input the activation key that you have obtained from the web
29. e data acquired during this logging process can be uploaded to GIS mapping software For more information and detailed instructions pertaining to specific GPS units refer to www 3M com dynatel GPS instruction sheet Path Mapping with GPS The M Series cable and pipe locators are compatible with hand held GPS devices and now have the ability to map the path of under ground target facilities While measuring the depth to the target the technician can automatically log the coordinates of the path on the GPS device These logged points contain the Trace template that can have valuable information regarding the facility owner utility size etc and the method used to find the path frequency current and measured depth In order to transmit the path information to a GPS device the GPS has to have the ability to accept information on one of its com ports at 4800 Baud Using the manual supplied with the GPS device configure the com port of the GPS to communicate with the receiver If ArcPad is the mapping software on the mobile device download the 3M software application script from the website www 3M com dynatel With 3M s ArcPad application installed the receiver will send the path information locate frequency depth current and trace template information into the software program as a logged point and can be saved as a shp file Create Trace Templates The easiest way to create a Trace template is using the Dynatel PC Tool
30. e following save screen will fisted below appear Over Write Saves all modifications that have been made to the original template Rename Overwrites the old template with the new name and all modifications Screen will return to the template name field Modify the name of the template and press OK 5 to save Save New Creates a new template containing all information Original template remains unchanged Screen will return to the template name field Modify the name of the template and press OK 5 to save Cancel Clears all modifications made to any unsaved template Note User templates can also be created on a PC using 3M Dynatel PC Tool Kit software and then downloaded to the receiver via the RS232 port 14 on the unit and the provided RS232 cable or RS232 to USB adapter cable 78 8 130 6151 8 E 33 Writing iD Markers The Write Mode enables the user to write or program information into 3M EMS iD Markers It is also possible to edit the information to be programmed Menu 6 Write Mode SK 1 Select a template from the list on the screen to RIBERA be programmed into the marker by pressing the 1 583 F IBER eae A4 FIBER up down arrows SK to highlight the preferred g4 sTEEL template Last Written is the most recent data that F asb Select One Press VWiew Edit l ata that was programmed to a marker e l prog y Tare P Ses receiver Edit J o l Company 3h The screen will displ
31. e functions the illustrations depict the 2273ME 1D receiver unit and the 12 watt transmitter The 2250ME may vary from the illustrations shown 4 78 8130 6151 8 E Quick Start Transmitter Battery Installation Loosen the six screws on the battery compartment cover on the bottom of the transmitter Remove the cover Install six C cell batteries LR14 into the compartment as indicated by the polarity symbols and Replace the cover and tighten the screws Press and hold OFF T 1 to manually test the batteries The display and audio will indicate one of the following levels OK w solid tone good LO w beeping tone low w no tone replace A Caution To reduce the risks associated with fire and explosion Do not short excessively heat or dispose of batteries in fire Install batteries with proper polarity Use only Alkaline C LR14 sized batteries Do not charge batteries Do not use leaking batteries To reduce the risks associated with environmental contamination e Dispose of batteries and electronic components in accordance with all regulations e Ensure batteries are installed with correct polarity e Always remove batteries when storing the units for long periods of time 78 8 130 6151 8 E 3 Receiver Battery Installation Remove cap from receiver handle Install eight AA cell batteries LR6 into the battery holder as indicated by the polarity symbols and Attach battery
32. e gain level 12 should be set high When a marker is detected adjust the Gain Down 4 until the bar graph opens The bar graph will close the audio will be steady and the signal strength will be maximum when the receiver detects a marker of the specified utility Dual Marker Locate 1 Press Locate 5 2 Press Marker SK l gt Press MARKR I SK Toggle to select desired oual Harker Locate Utility FUR Puk TEL Markel Markrz Onl Onl 4 Press MARKR 2 SK Toggle to select desired a Utility Note Only the marker types enabled in the setup menu will be shown The third and fourth soft key commands will populate with the types of utilities selected for Marker 1 and Marker 2 30 78 8 130 615 1 8 E 5 Adjust the Gain Down 4 until the bar graphs open The bar graph will close the audio will increase and the signal strength will be maximum when the receiver detects a marker of the specified utility When one of the two markers is detected press the XXX Only SK for the detected utility marker The unit will switch to Single Marker Locate in order to pinpoint the marker 6 Press Markr 2 SK Toggle to return to Dual Marker Locate Marker Depth Estimate ID Marker Depth 1 Lower the tip of the receiver to the ground over the targeted marker 2 Press Depth SK The receiver will examine the marker Calculating please wait If the marker is a
33. e screen Figure 3 When the receiver crosses the target path a solid line will appear instead of arrows indicating the target path and its orientation to the receiver Cable Locate Before marking target path always use directional peak or special peak mode to verify location Special Peak MODE Spl Pk SK Toggle Special Peak Mode turns on only the peak antenna closest to the ground Special Peak Mode is used in applications such as very deep cable or when the signal is too weak for normal or directional peak tracing Inductive Peak IndPk MODE IndPk SK Toggle If you cannot make a direct connection or use the 3M Dynatel Dyna Coupler clamp to apply a locating signal on the target use the induction method This method uses the internal coil of the transmitter to generate a magnetic field The induction mode of the receiver is a mode in which the upper antenna of the receiver is tuned to minimize distortion from the magnetic field of the transmitter 78 8 130 6151 8 E 19 Expanded Mode When the third ring of the speaker icon is dotted or broken and xpnd appears below the speaker icon the receiver is in Expanded mode This mode is used for pinpointing a target cable or pipe The area of response of the receiver narrows allowing the locator to detect very small signal changes Depth and Current Estimate Verifying the target path depth and current can be helpful tools 1 Pinpoint the cable or
34. eck Press OHMS FAULT TONE T 2 three times to set the transmitter to Tone mode The indicator flag will light in the display T 4 under the tone icon Press OUTPUT T 5 for high output level The indicator flag will light in the display T 4 above the output icon The display T 4 will alternately flash between 577 and 133K 78 8 130 6151 8 E 45 Receiver Setup 1 Press ON OFF 1 to turn the receiver on Press Locate 5 Press Tone Ext SK to select Tone mode S oS Connect a second coupler to the Receiver s EXTERNAL JACK 13 using the earth frame cable or another coupler cable Press Freq SK Toggle to select the highest transmitter frequency 133K Check the first cable in the group by clamping the coupler around the cable Press Gain Down 4 and observe the numerical signal strength 10 o ot oy Remember the number and continue by clamping the coupler around the next cable in the group If the signal strength 10 is greater than the previous observation press Gain Down 4 If the signal strength is less than before ignore it After checking all the cables in the group the cable with the highest reading is the target cable Help Mode Menu 6 More gt gt SK Help SK The help screen contains basic information about the unit and its operation It is designed to be a quick reference guide 1 Press the double up down arrows SK to navigate between sections
35. ect the memory location to store the depth readings When the preferred location appears on the screen press Save SK The screen and memory location will populate with the current information 8 Each memory location can be reviewed by pressing Mem Select SK Press Cable Depth SK to switch to the cable depth screen or Locate 5 to return to Locate Mode Note During a depth measurement the display will exhibit when the received signal is too low too high or erratic 78 8 130 6151 8 E 29 Buried Sheath Faults And Earth Return Faults Note Remove both the near end and far end grounding from the test section Transmitter Setup Note Do not make any connections while the transmitter is on 1 Attach the red clip to the earth faulted conductor of the cable or conductor under test 2 Place the ground rod behind the transmitter and in parallel with the target path 3 Connect the black clip to the ground rod behind the transmitter and in parallel with the target path 4 Press and hold OFF T 1 to perform a battery test 5 Press OHMS FAULT TONE T 2 to turn the transmitter on The resistance of the fault will be displayed in ohms on the transmitter display T 4 6 Press OHMS FAULT TONE T 2 again to select Fault mode The flag will turn on under the fault icon Dynatel 2273 mmo fe CR er F Zee off on AVS Output Level Pinpointing the Buried Fault 1 Connect the 3M Dynatel E
36. en English and alternate language d More gt gt Advances to next menu screen e Back lt lt Returns to previous screen HZ 29 99 48 24 month da ye year Zd Hour L Marker Type enable and disable marker utility types g Locate Frequencies enable and disable lt Marke osse receiver frequencies in locate mode Back Tupe Frea More h Tone Freq External Port or Tone Frequencies enable and disable frequencies Hzr AnH zi IST that are detectable through the external port monthday year 24 Hour of the receiver i Power Filter Frequency Select the power frequency of the region to aid in 50 60 Hz interference rejection j Audio Configuration Select audio response of unit in Directional Peak mode 78 8 130 6151 8 E 11 7 Self Test Displays information about unit and Madel 2273ME iD Locator GSGSR25 performs a self check test 18 05 12 60 01 07 06 08 64 66 86 86 88 68 82 Self Test Mode Fur 8 Help Offers the user on screen instructions Configuring The Receiver In the setup mode the units of depth measurement time date and date format can be set The receiver can be configured to detect only certain frequencies and or specific utility markers User defined frequencies can be programmed language of the receiver can be selected and tone frequencies set Select Depth Units MENU 6 More gt gt SK Setup SK Units SKToggle e Press Units SK toggle H
37. g the frame every few inches until the arrows alternate back to green Mark the point beneath the center of the frame Turn the earth frame 90 degrees and insert into the ground over the previously marked point Move the earth frame to the left and right following the directions of the green and red arrows When the arrows reverse a third time turn the frame 90 degrees again Pinpoint the fault by moving the frame in the direction of the green and red arrows The fault 1s located beneath the center of the frame when the arrows change from one side to the other this time Figure 2 9 To verify the fault location insert the frame s red and white striped probe directly on the spot identified above Pivot the frame in a circle around the red and white striped leg re inserting the green banded leg in the ground every few degrees of the circle Figure 2 The arrow should always point toward the left red indicating that the fault is directly below the red and white striped leg 10 After a fault is found and pinpointed move the earth contact frame about one frame width away from the fault and insert it in the ground with the green banded leg towards the fault Compare the numeric signal level with the fault level reference indicated in the lower left box labeled REF If the reading is within 12 dB of the reference the operator has found the major fault If the fault reading does not fall within 12 db of the reference reading multiple faults
38. g the coupler cable 9011 2 Clamp the Dyna Coupler around the cable or pipe below any bonds just before it enters the earth The jaws of the coupler must fully close 3 Press Trace T 3 to turn on the transmitter Press again to select 8 KHz 33 KHz or 133 KHz Note When using a Dyna Coupler always select high output level by pressing the output key T 5 on the transmitter 16 78 8 130 615 1 8 E Induction Method Transmitter E Hinge pE Sign a ws Suspected Cable Path If you cannot make a direct connection or use the 3M Dynatel Dyna Coupler clamp to apply a locating signal on the target use the induction method This method uses the internal coil of the transmitter to generate a magnetic field This is the least preferred method of applying a signal on a target conductor because it can easily be picked up by other non target conductors in the area However it is the preferred method of applying a signal to multiple cables pipes in the same trench and for the two man sweeping application 1 Verify battery level of transmitter and remove any cables from the output jack 2 Position the transmitter over the target facility with the hinge of the transmitter over and in line with the cable pipe path Align the Induction Direction arrows on the transmitter with the target conductor Turn on the transmitter by pressing the Trace T 3 key Press Trace T 3 again to select 33 KHz or 133 KHz
39. holder to the PP3 connector in the receiver handle and slide holder into the handle Replace the cap yor 8 AA Alkaline Batteries a fin SS E a be ae x 1 Twist cap to open battery compartment 2 Slide battery compartment out of handle A Caution To reduce the risks associated with fire and explosion e Do not short excessively heat or dispose of batteries in fire Install batteries with proper polarity Use only Alkaline AA LR 6 sized batteries Do not charge batteries Do not use leaking batteries To reduce the risks associated with environmental contamination e Dispose of batteries and electronic components in accordance with all regulations e Ensure batteries are installed with correct polarity e Always remove batteries when storing the units for long periods of time The receiver batteries are tested for two seconds every time the unit is turned on The bar graph on the screen will fill to the relative battery level The Battery Icon 8 on the Locate Screen will continuously indicate the battery level Cleaning To clean the unit wipe with a damp cloth 6 78 8 130 615 1 8 E Service and Accessories Information regarding service accessories or replacement parts can be obtained by contacting your local 3M Sales Office or 3M Sales Representative This equipment does not require annual calibration or maintenance Transmitter Keypad and Connector Definitions Dynatel 2273 trace
40. ion from the list by pressing the up down arrows SK Press OK 5 If User Edit is selected the following screen will appear Move the boxed cursor to the back arrow and press Select SK to delete the entry to be modified Move the boxed cursor by pressing the left right arrows SK or the Up Down Arrow SK to move the cursor to the next row Press Select SK to enter the alphanumeric character Entry will appear at the top of the screen Press OK 5 when entry is complete If Show All is selected the following screen will Material Steel appear UserEdit Select a common term from the list by pressing sech Bend l the up down arrows SK Select from list Press OK Press OK 5 The modification will T 4 E automatically populate the marker template Reading iD Markers The operator can retrieve the data from the iD marker by pressing Read SK on the locate screen or the depth screen The receiver tip should be lowered to the ground to reach maximum read depth If more than one 3M EMS iD Marker of the same utility is detected the receiver will read the first marker and display the data from the marker 38 78 8 130 615 1 8 E The fourth yellow command key will be labeled Record 87108 Found 1 Read Next Press this key to extract the data from w eR the other marker Wale Material Steel idZ2 eR iD Power RED All the information retrieved from the marker inclu
41. le moving the receiver in a side to side motion keeping the receiver perpendicular to the ground Measure the depth and current occasionally to verify target path Note In order to measure the depth and current accurately the operator must pinpoint the target pipe or cable and the receiver handle should be in line with the target path While in DirPk mode find the highest signal strength 10 Lower the tip of the receiver to the ground Twist the receiver left and right while watching the signal strength When the highest reading is displayed the handle of the unit is in line with the target pipe or cable Occasionally signal will appear on adjacent cables or pipes Compare the relative and actual current readings over each path to help determine the target path Current readings will be significantly less on the adjacent cable compared to the target path 19 20 As tracing proceeds remember that the most powerful signal is near the transmitter As the receiver gets farther away from the transmitter the signal strength 10 decreases It may be necessary to readjust the gain as needed to be sure there is adequate signal for the receiver to operate Press the Gain up down 4 when the bar graph is no longer visible too little signal or when the bar graph is closed too much signal Trace the path until you reach a logical termination point 1 e terminal meter cabinet etc 24 78 8 130 615 1 8 E Lo
42. ll a prompt will notify the operator that alert mode only functions in Special Peak mode SAGES o m Freq Mode Alert 2 Press Mode SK Toggle for SpIPk P 60 Cable Locate TEL SS 3 Press Alert On SK Toggle Ca Lae Pk Depth La Freq Mode Alert The receiver screen will add the Alert bar B graph and the type of marker to the screen p gt CI with a prompt to adjust the marker gain Qa Adjust Marker Gain 4 Press the Gain Adjust 4 until only a small Press OK Ga n mark on the marker bar graph is visible BELAS oy 5 Press Locate OK 5 to save the marker gain setting 78 8 130 6151 8 E 29 The screen will return to Special Peak Cable Locate Alert On mw gt If the selected type of utility marker is detected a second audio tone will emit from the unit and the marker bar graph will fill The marker utility will default to the last type of marker set in marker locate mode Cable Locate 6 Press Locate 5 Marker SK Marker I SK Toggle to change the type of marker that the unit will detect in alert mode Single Marker Locate 1 Press Locate 5 2 Press Marker SK 3 Press Markr I SK Toggle to select desired Marker Locate Made gek utility EE E oe Read Harkri Markre 4 Markr 2 should be OFF Note Only the marker types enabled in the setup menu will be shown See Enabling Disabling Marker types When scanning for markers th
43. may exist The signal level of this secondary fault can be saved by pressing Fault 1 SK or Fault 2 SK The fault with the highest reading will be the primary fault 78 8 130 6151 8 E 21 3M Electronic Markers and 3M EMS iD Markers E Model Initial Configuration Attention All E Model iD Locators must run the initial configuration setup found in the 3M Dynatel Locator PC Tools software Download the 3M Dynatel Locator PC Tools software at www 3M com dynatel Activating the Marker Locate Feature In order to enable the electronic marker location feature of this receiver you must identify the country in which the locator will be used This initial configuration is required for the 2273ME iD 2250ME iD and 1420E locator receiver models Some countries do not allow all marker operating frequencies Therefore the E model locators are shipped with all the marker types frequencies disabled A WARNING It is unlawful to operate this unit in any country with a configuration setting that is not specific to that country In order to prevent the user from operating this unit with a configuration setting that is not specific to the country where it is operated this unit is equipped with configuration software for installing country specific configurations 1 Download the 3M Dynatel Locator PC Tools software from www 3M com dynatel and install it on your computer 2 Close any programs that may be using the COM po
44. mpleteness is not guaranteed Before using this product you must evaluate it and determine if it is suitable for your intended application You assume all risks and liability associated with such use Any statements related to the product which are not contained in 3M s current publications or any contrary statements contained on your purchase order shall have no force or effect unless expressly agreed upon in writing by an authorized officer of 3M Warranty Limited Remedy Limited Liability This product will be free from defects in material and manufacture for a period of one 1 year from the time of purchase 3M MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE If this product is defective within the warranty period stated above your exclusive remedy shall be at 3M s option to replace or repair the 3M product or refund the purchase price of the 3M product Except where prohibited by law 3M will not be liable for any indirect special incidental or consequential loss or damage arising from this 3M product regardless of the legal theory asserted Track and Trace Solutions 6801 River Place Blvd Austin TX 78726 9000 Please Recycle Printed in USA 1 800 426 8688 3M 2009 All Rights Reserved http www 3M com dynatel 78 8130 6151 8 E
45. nication on GPS unit 2 Set com port on receiver 3 Locate target utility 4 Measure depth to target utility If Log prompt is activated when the Locate button is pressed or after a five second delay a screen will appear that displays the path information 5 Press OK to send the information to the GPS or Exit to abort the exchange For more information refer to the software release notes at www 3M com dynatel 42 78 8 130 615 1 8 E Reviewing Marker History Read History The Read History mode is a historical file of all information that has been read from targeted markers 100 memory locations Menu 6 Data Templat SK Read History SK The Read History screen displays the date and da Time ID time that each marker was read and its unique 15 57 143 560 7731 identification number aot Aas 2en 8115 03 03 00 11 23 150 994 9540 1 Select the marker data to be viewed by pressing fic ee eee T he up down arrows SK REE 2 Press Marker Details SK to view all data that was retrieved from the marker 3 Press Read History SK to return to list or press fpecora 19 38 Exit SK to return to Data Template review a Number 123 123 1234 Company 3M screen Voltage 440V Section TR54 9 1422 PWR XR ID Ball Write History SK Menu 6 Data Templat SK Write History SK 1 Select the marker data to be viewed by pressing Time ID the up down arrows SK 15 57 143 560 7731 15 57
46. nsmitter it will be necessary to use a higher frequency than 512 Hz or 577 Hz in order to locate the cable pipe If the circuit reads more than 1OK amp it will be necessary to use an RF signal such as 33 KHz or 133 KHz If there is no tone and the transmitter indicates that there is an open circuit OL in the display this could be an indication of a poor ground or an open ended cable or pipe Use one of the higher frequencies available at high level If it is an open ended cable or pipe the receiver s response will decrease suddenly at the site of the clear or severed end 78 8 130 6151 8 E 15 Note In the ohms mode the transmitter can detect voltage as well as ohms If a low voltage is detected the display will alternate between displaying ohms and volts When displaying ohms the flag over the amp symbol will be visible When displaying volts the flag over the V will be visible When the voltage magnitude is sufficient to impair the accuracy of the ohms measurement only voltage will be displayed If the voltage is AC a sine wave will be visible on the display T 4 If a high AC voltage is detected a rapid beeping tone will be heard 3 Press the Trace T 3 repeatedly until the desired frequency appears on the display 4 Press Output T 5 to select high output level for longer tracing distances or deep pipe cable Dyna Coupler Method 1 Connect the Dyna Coupler to the transmitter output jack T 6 usin
47. ons for editing that are presented Last 10 UserEdits l a UserEdit Select from list Press OK b Delete Row t 4 c Last 10 UserEdits Descrptr s Wale d Show All lists common compressed terms Gelete Rou Last 16 UserEdits Show All Select from list Press OK rt t Populate as many fields as possible from the s drop down list of common compressed terms available to conserve marker memory space or RSET J choose UserEdit if a term is not found to meet the user s requirements Select term by pressing the up down arrows SK and press OK 5 Select from list Press OK elt t When the template is complete save the Template TEST TEMPLATE 82 template by pressing OK 5 UserList All Company 5 3h Descrptn Press OF to Save Template near q e Exit 34 78 8 130 615 1 8 E 17 Navigate to the next field by pressing the left Template TEST TEMPLATE 82 right arrow SK UserList All 8 Company gt N Descrptn Press UK to Save Template near qm Exit 18 Press Modify SK to populate the highlighted Template TEST TEMPLATE FFX field UserList All Company gt 3h Descrptn PETE Press OF to Save Template tacit mp Exit Editing Templates The operator can select an existing template and make changes to it in the same manner describe in Template Name already exists S Select one of the options Creating Templates Th
48. ot acquired enough satellites to pinpoint the location the receiver will display the message Insert External Device When the receiver is communicating with a GPS unit the LAT and LONG coordinates received from E 758 Q the unit will appear on the marker locate screen C E PWR 30 24 75N 97 42 9W B 91 1 Locate a marker See Locating Single Marker 2 Press Read SK The information from the 1D marker will display on the receiver screen as well as the GPS coordinates This information is saved automatically in the Read Marker History See Reviewing Read History If the marker is a passive marker rather than iD the receiver will display No 1D Marker Found The GPS coordinates of the attempt to read the non iD marker are stored in the Read Marker History as serial number 0000 0000 0000 The marker details will indicate not an iD marker but will display the GPS coordinates 40 78 8 130 615 1 8 E Sending iD Data to GPS Capture Transmit Mode Mode 2 Menu SK Setup SK More gt gt SK More gt gt SK Com SK Toggle GIS Receivers that have marker locating capability indicated by 1D in the model number can be configured to send 3M EMS iD Marker data directly to some GPS devices When a marker is located and read the information read from the iD marker with feature and attribute data is sent to the GPS device and is stamped with latitude longitude and date time data Th
49. pipe being located 2 Lower the tip of the receiver to the ground and press Depth SK Depth Current 32en 682 The depth to the target cable or pipe is 19 87 mA displayed in the units specified in the Cable Depth receiver set up menu The bold current reading is a relative current measurement This reading can be compared to the current reading that alternately flashes with the frequency on the transmitter The milliamp reading is an actual current measurement Depth Select Depth Live depth is a continuous measurement Mem Sonde There are two options for measuring depth Cable Depth Depth Select Depth 1 Shot Depth is an averaging of the depth reading When in 1 Shot mode the unit will Cable Depth average the depth reading for three seconds and then display the result on the screen Depth Select Depth Press Depth SK to alternate between the two modes Five depth readings can be saved with the time date and relative current measurements 3 Pressing Save SK will place each entry in sequential order in memory M1 M5 until five readings have been stored The unit will overwrite saved entries in excess of five beginning with M1 20 78 8 130 615 1 8 E 4 Press Clear All SK to delete all stored depth Depth Current information SS cn 46 The operator may select the memory location az 17 H9 13 34 gt 46mA to store the depth readings by pressing Mem M3 Dep 38 Cur
50. rker data has been locked the information contained on the marker is PERMANENT Choosing to permanently lock the marker data is irreversible Once the data is locked it can not be overwritten Assure that the data that is being written is correct before proceeding Modifying Marker Data to be Programmed To alter the information to be programmed into the marker 1 Press Menu 6 Write Mode SK 2 Select a template from the list on the screen to be programmed into the marker by pressing the up down arrows SK to highlight the preferred template Last Written is the most recent data that was programmed to a marker by the receiver 3 Press View Edit SK 4 Press the up down arrows SK to highlight the Template TEST TEMPLATE 65 information to change Company 3M Descrpty s Valve Material Press Locate to Cancel Write 4 Modify Marker 78 8 130 6151 8 E 37 Press Modify SK The percentage displayed in Material Stee the upper right portion of the screen indicates maa the remaining memory available on the marker Last 19 UserEdits J The operator may select User Edit in order to Select from list Press OF type the modification or Delete Row to remove an 4 the entire row from the template or select Show All to display a list of common terms Note Using a common term requires less memory in the marker cf 10 11 12 13 14 TS Select an opt
51. rts 3 Start the software program Dynatel PC Tool kit 4 Connect the receiver to the PC via the provided RS232 serial cable or RS232 to USB Adapter cable 5 Turn the receiver on 6 From the main screen select the country in which the unit will be operating If the country is not listed select All other countries 7 A communication window will appear Baud rate 38400 Com Port 1 8 Press OK 9 Press Initial Configuration 10 Press Download 11 The prompt line will display Download Completed Successfully 12 Multiple units may be configured at this point by simply connecting the next receiver turning it on and pressing download 13 Press Exit when all receivers have been updated 28 78 8 130 615 1 8 E Enabling Disabling Marker Types Menu 6 Setup SK Marker Type SK The unit will default with all markers enabled v MTEL Plu 1 Press the up down arrows SK to highlight a GAS utility to enable or disable WTR Press UK to Save 2 Press Enabl Disabl SK En abl Dis abl T 4 Exit Only the markers that are enabled v will be available in the locate mode 3 Press OK 5 to save settings or Exit SK to cancel Locating 3M EMS Markers Alert Mode 3M Dynatel Models 2250ME iD and 2273ME iD only While tracing a cable or pipe it is possible to search for markers 1 Press Alert SK Select SplPeak for Alert P 60 If the unit is in DirPk or DirNu
52. s software Software available for no charge at www 3M com dynatel 3M Dynatel M Series Locator PC Tools 1 Create a TRACE template 2 Save and download the template to the receiver Up to four Trace Templates can be stored on the Receiver Each Trace template is limited to 132 user editable characters The trace template appears in table format two columns with six lines The first column is limited to 8 characters and the second column is limited to 14 characters In addition to the 132 character table the receiver will send a sequence number the frequency the measured depth of the conductor and the current to the GPS 78 8 130 6151 8 E 41 select Com Port Setting Menu 6 Com SK GIS SK or PDA SK If the GPS has the ability to send NMEA coordinates on its com port and has the ability to receive information at 4800 baud set the receiver s com port to GIS If the GPS only has the ability to receive information set the com port of the receiver to PDA mode Log Prompt On Before the receiver returns to locate mode a verification screen will pop up on the receiver with the trace template information that will be sent to the GPS device This information can be modified and confirmed Press OK to send to GPS Log Prompt Off When the receiver returns to locate mode the trace template and locate information will be sent automatically to the GPS Sending Path Information to GPS Device 1 Establish commu
53. site This will have to be performed only one time to enable the GPS interface 1 Move the selector box left or right by pressing Visit www 3m com dynatel or the arrow keys SK Call 3M Service for the Key 2 Press Select SK to enter each number eltil23456789 Press OK to select Key 3 P OK 5 t tivate ress 5 to activate 78 8130 6151 8 E 39 Communicating with the GPS unit Menu SK Setup SK More gt gt SK More gt gt SK Com SK Toggle After the GPS interface has been activated the Com SK will toggle through several options to configure the RS232 port of the receiver depending on the application or capabilities of the GPS unit Select from the following options NMEA The RS232 Port is configured to receive NMEA signals from a GPS unit 4800 Baud Rate Capture Mode Mode 1 GIS The RS232 Port is configured to send and receive data to a GPS unit that has GIS mapping capabilities Capture Transmit Mode Mode2 PC The RS232 Port is configured to communicate with a computer for the Dynatel PC Tool Kit application PDA The RS232 Port is configured to only send information if the GPS unit only has the ability to receive information Capturing the GPS Coordinates Capture Mode Mode 1 Menu SK Setup SK More gt gt SK More gt gt SK Com SK Toggle NMEA If the GPS unit is not configured properly there is an error communicating with the receiver or the GPS has n
54. ss or ground fault Connection Diagrams 1 2 or 3 the audio and signal strength will stop or drop off sharply When the receiver detects a split connection 4 the audio and signal strength will increase significantly When verifying a split connection 5 the audio and signal strength will decrease after the toning coil has passed the split Connection Diagrams Short Strong Tone lt t Weak Tone gt RED T Figure 1 Red clip to Tip Black clip to ring BLACK R to 78 8 130 615 1 8 E Cros S a Strong Tone Weak Tone Figure 2 Red clip to the crossed conductor of one pair Black clip to the crossed conductor of the other pair Ground Figure 3 Red clip to the faulted conductor Black clip to ground Split Figure 4 Red clip to Tip of Pair 1 Black clip s to Ring of Pair 1 trend Verify Split Figure 5 Red clip to good conductor of Pair 1 Strap both Black clip to split conductor of Pair 2 pairs at far end Cable Identification Transmitter Setup 1 Connect the 3M Dynatel Dyna Coupler to the Transmitter output jack T 6 using the coupler cable Note Cable Identification requires two Dyna Couplers one at the Transmitter and one at the Receiver 2 Clamp the Dyna Coupler around the cable or both the tip and ring of a pair Make sure the jaws fully close Press and hold T 1 to perform a battery ch
55. turn to locate mode d Press Mode SK Toggle until DirPk is displayed Stand away from the suspected target path and adjust the Gain Down 4 until the bar graph opens completely Walk in a wide circle with your back toward the transmitter about 3 to 4 5 meters away Watch the receiver screen and listen to the signal Take note of where the receiver detects the strongest signals The bar graph will close when the unit detects a signal and the arrows will reverse 78 8 130 6151 8 E 23 Adjust the Gain Down 4 if the bar graph closes completely K j I 52 3 MNu D ake m The numbers on the display will change with the signal strength smaller as you walk away from the target path larger as you approach the target path Make a complete circle around the transmitter Return to each point in the circle that the receiver detected 15 Measure the depth and current of each to identify the target path The depth of the target path should be as expected and the relative current should compare to the relative current of the transmitter Note The current reading will decrease steadily as the locator moves away from the transmitter When using higher frequencies this decline is more evident 16 IZ 18 Adjust the gain so that the bar graph responds to the target path open when off path almost completely closed when directly over target Trace the cable pipe at a slow walk whi
56. ure reference Intended Use The 3M Cable Pipe Fault Advanced ME Series Locator is used to identify the placement of underground utility lines The system must be installed as specified in the 3M Cable Pipe Fault Advanced Locator 2250ME 2273ME Series Operator Manual It has not been evaluated for other uses or locations If this equipment is used in a manner not specified by 3M the protections provided by the equipment may be impaired A WARNING If this equipment is used in a manner not specified by 3M the protections provided by the equipment may be impaired Explanation of Signal Word Consequences A Warning Indicates hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury A Caution Indicates hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury Explanation of Product Safety Label Symbols Do not throw away in normal trash Warning Risk of electric shock About This Manual There are two basic models included in the 3M Dynatel Locator 2200M Series The 2250ME is designed for cable pipe locating The 2273ME is designed for cable pipe and fault locating The iD option read write capability to 3M EMS iD Markers is available for both models There are three transmitter options 3 Watt 5 Watt or 12 Watt This instruction manual will include all features All instructions are applicable to all products unless noted In order to demonstrate all availabl

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