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General| Brand | Vivax Metrotech |
|---|---|
| Model | vLocPro2 |
| Category | Camera Accessories |
| Language | English |
Defines user qualifications for operating the equipment.
Outlines safety protocols for the work environment and equipment usage.
Details safety precautions related to the equipment itself.
Covers safe handling, charging, and disposal of batteries.
Provides instructions for maintaining the equipment's condition.
Guides on how to correctly interpret locator readings and potential distortions.
Lists safety compliance notices for US and Canadian regulations.
Explains how to find serial and software revision numbers for support.
Lists contact information for global distributors and service centers.
Introduces the vLocPro2 receiver and its features.
Details the procedure for charging the receiver's batteries.
Describes the main display elements and icons of the vLocPro2 receiver.
Shows examples of vLocPro2 receiver menu screens.
Explains the different locating modes available on the vLocPro2 receiver.
Describes how to select and manage operating frequencies for the receiver.
Explains how to use the information pushbutton for depth and current readings.
Details accessing and navigating the receiver's setup menu.
Introduces the vLocML2 receiver and its unique features.
Covers the basic operations and configurations of the vLocML2 receiver.
Details how to perform depth measurements for markers in dedicated mode.
Explains how to use the dual configuration for tracing cables and detecting markers.
Describes the Bluetooth accessory for wireless data transfer.
Provides an overview of the Holux GPS device for data logging.
Discusses using Trimble ProXT/XH for higher accuracy location data.
Explains how to transfer logged data from the receiver to a PC.
Introduces the MyLocator2 configuration and data transfer software.
Details how to customize the startup splash screen using MyLocator2.
Guides on uploading data files from the locator to a computer via MyLocator2.
Explains the process of updating the locator's software using MyLocator2.
Describes using the advanced configuration tool for custom settings.
Details how to enable or disable user menu settings via MyLocator2.
Explains controlling frequency options through MyLocator2.
Guides on saving and retrieving custom locator configurations.
Describes the use of a dongle for locking and unlocking features.
Provides a summary of icons used in the MyLocator2 software.
Provides an overview of the Loc-10Tx transmitter features and controls.
Covers battery types, replacement, and charging for the transmitter.
Explains the different transmitting modes like Induction and Direct Connection.
Details the available frequencies and power output settings for the transmitter.
Describes how to select and use frequently accessed frequencies.
Explains the dual frequency transmission mode for improved signal targeting.
Describes how to access information like volume, voltage, and resistance.
Details the pushbutton controls on the Loc-5Tx transmitter.
Identifies and describes the external connection ports on the transmitter.
Covers battery replacement and handling for the Loc-5Tx transmitter.
Explains the display indicators for the Loc-5Tx transmitter.
Describes the feature to transmit up to three frequencies simultaneously.
Details how to select and manage preferred frequencies for the transmitter.
Explains the Induction mode for applying signals without direct connection.
Describes the Direct Connection mode for applying signals via a lead.
Explains the Clamp mode for applying signals to insulated cables.
Details the pushbutton controls for the Loc-1Tx transmitter.
Identifies and describes the external connection ports on the transmitter.
Covers battery replacement for the Loc-1Tx transmitter.
Notes the unavailability of rechargeable batteries for this model.
Refers to sections covering the operation of the Loc-1Tx transmitter.
Explains basic receiver usage for line locating.
Details how to locate a Sonde using the receiver.
Explains using the compass feature for Sonde location.
Differentiates between passive and active locating methods.
Describes methods for applying the transmitter signal to a target line.
Explains the Induction method for signal application.
Guides on how to search an area for buried lines.
Details the process of tracing a located buried line.
Explains how to pinpoint and confirm the exact location of a buried line.
Discusses how to identify and compensate for distorted signal fields.
Explains how to measure depth and current of buried lines.
Describes how to verify line identification using signal direction.
Introduces various accessories used with the vLocPro2.
Details using the A-frame accessory for detecting ground faults.
Explains using the remote stethoscope antenna for cable identification.
Describes the A-frame accessory for fault detection.
Describes the remote antenna for cable identification.
Details the optional vehicle power lead for the transmitter.
Details the optional outdoor power supply for the transmitter.
Describes the LPC separation filter for signal injection.
Details the optional vehicle charging lead for the receiver.
Lists optional sondes with specifications like size, frequency, and battery.
Lists optional clamps with specifications like size and application.
Describes the standard Lithium-ion rechargeable battery pack.
Details the standard receiver battery charger.
Describes the standard USB cable for connection.
Describes the standard alkaline battery holder as a backup.
Describes the standard ground stake for circuit completion.
Describes the standard lead for direct connection.
Details the standard alkaline battery tray for the Loc-1Tx.
Describes the optional ground spool for extending ground connection.
Describes the optional adapter for banana plugs.
Describes the NiMH rechargeable battery pack for Loc-5Tx.
Details the alkaline battery tray for Loc-5Tx.
Describes the charger for Loc-5Tx/10Tx rechargeable battery packs.
Details the rechargeable battery tray for Loc-10Tx.
Details the alkaline battery tray for Loc-10Tx.
Defines a locate where a transmitter applies a signal to a buried line.
Defines a signal applied by the transmitter to a buried line.
Defines the reduction of an electromagnetic signal from a pipe or cable.
Defines an accessory for applying transmitter signal to an insulated line.
Defines the line direction indicator on the receiver.
Defines the transfer of signals to lines not originally applied.
Defines the information visually available on the dot matrix display.
Defines a generic term for any buried pipe or cable.
Defines a minimum response to a buried line.
Defines locating buried utilities using ambient electromagnetic signals.
Defines signals radiating from buried lines from various environmental sources.
Defines a maximum response to a buried line.
Defines using a receiver to find the exact position of a buried line.
Defines the indication given by the receiver from received signals.
Describes looking for a buried line within a given area.
Defines a transmitting coil used for locating non-metallic pipes or cameras.
Defines the buried pipe or cable to be located.
Defines using a locator to follow the path of a buried line.
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