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Brand | Vivax |
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Model | vScan |
Category | Transmitter |
Language | English |
Provides general information on safety and battery-related aspects for Vivax-Metrotech instruments.
Guidelines for ensuring safety during operations at the work site, including compliance with codes and practices.
Specific safety instructions for handling the equipment, including warnings about opening enclosures and grounding.
Details the types of batteries used and safety precautions for their handling, charging, and disposal.
Safety instructions for alkaline batteries, emphasizing correct type and not mixing with other types.
Instructions for charging and using Ni-MH rechargeable batteries, including warnings about correct chargers and charging procedures.
Information about Lithium-ion batteries used in some products, emphasizing they are custom packs and should not be dismantled.
Details on Lithium Metal batteries, commonly used for internal clocks, and warnings against charging them.
Safety standards and regulations for transporting lithium-ion and lithium metal batteries, including warning labels.
Guidelines for responsible battery disposal, emphasizing safety precautions and compliance with standards.
Guidance on interpreting locator readings, warning about factors that can distort signals and lead to incorrect information.
Details on the types of batteries used in the vScan receiver and their replacement.
Information on the batteries used in the vScan transmitter and their replacement.
Overview of the vScan receiver, including its display and control elements.
Explanation of the different methods used by the vScan to indicate warnings or alerts.
Overview of the vScan transmitter, including its controls, connections, and features.
Process of detecting naturally occurring signals on pipes and cables using Radio and Power signals.
Locating pipes or cables by detecting a specific signal injected by the transmitter for tracing and identification.
Method of making an electrical connection to the cable or pipe to inject a signal, with safety warnings.
Using a signal clamp to safely apply a locate signal to a cable when direct access is not possible.
Technique for locating non-metallic pipes or ducts by inserting and tracking a Sonde.
Procedures for performing self-tests and calibration checks on the vScan receiver and transmitter.