Bartington Grad601 - 23 End of Life Disposal; Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Regulations

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23. End of Life Disposal

This product (electrical and electronic equipment) should not be placed in municipal waste.

Check local regulations for disposal of electronic products.

23.1. Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Regulations

The Grad601 complies with RoHS (Reduction of Hazardous Substances) legislation current

at the time of printing.

Main Page

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
- List of Figures6
1 About this Manual7
- Symbols Glossary7
- Typography and Units7
2 Safe Use7
3 General Description8
- Figure 1: Grad-01-1000L Identification Label8
4 Battery Cassette and Charger11
- Charging the Battery11
- Figure 4A: BC601 Battery Cassette & Charger11
- Changing the Battery12
- Figure 4B: BC601 Battery Cassette Charging Input Socket and Red LED12
- Figure 4C: BC601 Battery Cassette 5A Fuse, and Spare12
- Shipping the Battery13
5 Assembly13
- Figure 5: Gradiometer Clamp Showing Grad-01-1000L Cable13
- Figure 7A: DL601 Data Logger Underside14
6 Connections15
- Figure 7B: DL601 Data Logger Connections Guide15
7 Grad601-2 Carrying Harness16
8 Instrument Stands16
- Figure 8: Grad601-2 Dual Sensor Gradiometer Carrying Harness16
9 Setting up17
10 Keypad Operation and Display17
- Figure 9: DL601 Data Logger Control Panel17
11 Grid Mode18
- Main Menu: Grid Mode19
- Set Parameters Menu: Grid Mode20
12 NMEA Mode21
- Set Parameters Menu: NMEA Mode22
- Capturing Data in NMEA Mode23
13 Gradiometer Range and Resolution23
14 Operator Magnetic Hygiene24
15 Checking and Adjusting the Sensors24
- Introduction24
- Selecting a Site for Error Measurement and Adjustment25
- Error Measurement25
- Adjustment26
16 Scan Mode (Grid Mode) / Run Mode (NMEA Mode)28
17 Survey Mode (Grid Mode)29
- Survey Parameters29
- Figure 10: Parallel Traverse Pattern29
- Single and Multiple Sensors30
- Figure 11: Zigzag Traverse Pattern30
- Figure 12: Possible Starting Points for First Traverse32
- Figure 13: First Traverse Direction When Plotted32
- Figure 14: Measurement Points on a Series of Grids32
- Figure 15: Single Sensor Operation with Trapeze (1M Traverses)33
- Figure 16: Dual Sensor Operation with Trapeze (1M Traverses)34
- Surveying at 1 Line/M35
- Surveying at 2 or 4 Lines/M35
- Figure 17: Dual Sensor Parallel Survey at 2 Lines/M (Dimensions in Metres)36
- Figure 18: Dual Sensor Zigzag Survey at 2 Lines/M (Dimensions in Metres)36
- Figure 19: Dual Sensor Parallel Survey at 4 Lines/M (Dimensions in Metres)37
- Figure 20: Dual Sensor Zigzag Survey at 4 Lines/M (Dimensions in Metres)37
18 Survey Operation (Grid Mode)39
- Interrupting a Survey40
19 Downloading Survey Data to a PC42
- Installing the Grad601 Datalog Software43
- Running the Program43
- The Save Screen44
- File Formats45
20 Serial Output47
- Data Format47
- Markers47
- Transmission Format48
21 Troubleshooting49
- Adjusting the Gradiometer49
- Datalogger50
22 Care and Maintenance52
23 End of Life Disposal53
- Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Regulations53
Appendix: Practical Aspects of Surveying54
- Conventions54
- Planning the Survey54
- Gridding Data55
- Grids, Lines and Positions56
- Survey Methods56
- Equipment Required56
- Setting out the Area57
- Setting up the Gradiometer57
- Logging Data57
- Other Methods58
- Notes59

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