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Rods can also be used for downhole deployments. In some cases, they may be helpful to prevent the probe twisting
and spinning excessively. For downhole deployments, the rods can be joined with bi-directional links to make the
articulation between rods more flexible.
Proper use and care of the rods is essential to ensure the safety and longevity of the equipment (see section 7).
6.10 Android devices (optional)
An Android device can run the Carlson Boretrak application and interact with the Boretrak2 probe.
An Android tablet or PDA can be supplied by Carlson as part of the Boretrak2 system. Carlson Boretrak is pre-
loaded on any such device supplied by Carlson.
The devices supplied by Carlson change over time. Contact Carlson for details of options available. Alternatively,
the customer can source a preferred Android device of their own.
A dedicated ‘QuickStart guide’ for any supplied Android device is loaded onto the supplied USB drive. Please read
that manual before using the Boretrak2 system.
6.11 Windows tablet (optional)
A Windows tablet can run the Carlson Boretrak application and interact with the Boretrak2 probe in the field.
A Windows tablet can be supplied by Carlson as part of the Boretrak2 system. Carlson Boretrak is pre-loaded on
any such device supplied by Carlson. Alternatively, the customer can source a preferred Windows device of their
own.
Currently, the RT4 is the tablet supplied by Carlson. The RT4 is IP68 which means that it is protected against dust
ingress and waterproof to at least 1 m.
Hardware touch buttons are located below the screen and can assist with navigation within Windows.
A stylus, carry strap and screen protector are supplied with the RT4.
A dedicated ‘QuickStart guide’ for the RT4 is loaded onto the supplied USB drive. Please read that manual before
using the Boretrak2 system.
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