What to do if lines are jumping on the screen while locating a sonde with RIDGID Diagnostic Equipment?
If the lines are “jumping” all over the screen while locating a sonde using your RIDGID Diagnostic Equipment, check the batteries in the sonde to see if they are working. Also, sondes have difficulty emitting signals through cast iron and ductile iron lines; verify the signal by placing the lower antenna close to the sonde.
What to do if my RIDGID Diagnostic Equipment unit acts erratic and won’t power down?
If your RIDGID Diagnostic Equipment acts erratically and won’t power down, the batteries may be low. Replace them with fresh batteries and turn the unit on.
Why is my RIDGID Diagnostic Equipment scout not picking up the signal?
If the RIDGID Diagnostic Equipment scout is not picking up a signal, check if the correct mode and frequency is set.
What to do if my RIDGID Diagnostic Equipment display appears dark or light when turned on?
If the display of your RIDGID Diagnostic Equipment appears completely dark or completely light when turned on, try powering the unit off and then back on. If that doesn't work, adjust the LCD screen contrast.
How to fix RIDGID Diagnostic Equipment scout that locks up during use?
If your RIDGID Diagnostic Equipment scout locks up during use, turn the unit off, then back on. If the unit will not turn off, remove the batteries.
What to do if the RIDGID Diagnostic Equipment scout won't turn on?
If your RIDGID Diagnostic Equipment scout will not turn on, check the orientation of the batteries, check if the batteries are charged, and check to see that the battery contacts are OK. The unit may have blown a fuse (factory service is required).
Why are lines jumping on the screen while tracing with RIDGID Diagnostic Equipment?
If lines are “jumping” all over the screen in micro map while tracing with your RIDGID Diagnostic Equipment, it could be due to the Scout not picking up the signal or interference. Make sure that the transmitter is well connected and grounded, and point the Scout at either lead to be sure that you have a complete circuit. You may also try a higher frequency or try to determine the source of any noise and eliminate it.
Why is the distance between the sonde and either pole not equal on my RIDGID Diagnostic Equipment?
If the distance between the sonde and either pole is not equal on your RIDGID Diagnostic Equipment, the sonde may be tilted or there may be a cast iron to plastic transition.
Why is there no sound from my RIDGID Diagnostic Equipment?
If there is no sound from your RIDGID Diagnostic Equipment, adjust the sound level in the sound menu.
General| Brand | RIDGID |
|---|---|
| Model | NaviTrack Scout |
| Category | Security Sensors |
| Language | English |
Essential safety guidelines for operating the equipment.
Guidelines for proper operation, handling, and maintenance of the Scout device.
Procedures for servicing the Scout, emphasizing qualified personnel.
Key information regarding the Scout's diagnostic capabilities and limitations.
Explains the utility and benefits of the Micro Map feature.
Instructions for inserting and replacing the device's batteries.
Information on the expected battery life and usage duration.
Procedures for turning the Scout device on and off.
How the device indicates low battery levels and what to expect.
Lists the available options and settings within the Scout's menu system.
Explanation of how audio feedback indicates signal strength and status.
Introduction to sondes and how the Scout interacts with their signals.
Practical advice for improving accuracy when locating sondes.
Method for tracing lines carrying alternating current without a dedicated transmitter.
Advice for optimizing line tracing accuracy and troubleshooting.
How to switch between feet and meters for depth measurements.
Explanation of the automatic backlight feature and its control.
How to adjust the contrast of the LCD screen for better visibility.
Understanding and dealing with various sources of signal interference.
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