Manuali utente per Rothenbuhler Engineering Company Inc 1668-2-1W

Sommario

• 1. Introduction

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• 1.1. Purpose.

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• 1.2. Explosives Handling Practices

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• 1.3. Storage and Environmental Conditions.

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• 1.4. Packaging.

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• 1.5. Maintenance.

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• 2. Introduction to RFD System Components

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• 2.1. System

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• 2.2. Controller Unit

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• 2.3. Controller Unit Switch Operation

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• 2.4. Controller Unit Display Operation.

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• 2.5. Detonator Unit

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• 2.6. Battery Charger Assembly.

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• 2.7. Antenna Assembly.

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• 2.8. Carrying Case

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• 2.9. Vent operation.

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• 2.10. Antenna / Battery Charger Connector.

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• 2.11. Connector Dust Cover Operation.

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• 3. System Specifications.

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• 3.1. Radio.

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• 3.2. Physical.

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• 3.3. Battery.

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• 3.4. Timing.

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• 3.5. Detonate Output.

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• 3.6. System Identification

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• 4. Pre-Operational Procedures.

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• 4.1. Physical Inspection.

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• 4.2. Battery Charging.

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• 4.3. Battery Discharging

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• 4.4. Bench Testing The System

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• 5. Operational Procedures

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• 5.1. Ready the System at Site.

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• 5.2. Placement of Detonator Units.

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• 5.3. System Operation – Detonator Units Within 1,000 Feet of Controller Unit.

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• Miles From Controller Unit

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• and Less Than 5 Miles from Controller Unit.

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• 6. Post Operational Procedures

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• 6.1. Securing the System

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• 6.2. Physical Inspection.

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• 6.3. Packaging.

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• 6.4. Maintenance & Equipment Storage.

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• 7. Basic Troubleshooting in the Field

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• 7.1. Detonator Units

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• 7.2. Controller Unit

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• 8. Optimizing Range.

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• Figure 1-1 RFD System

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• Figure 2-1 RFD System

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• Figure 2-2 Controller Unit.

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• Figure 2-3 Detonator Unit.

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• Figure 2-4 Battery Charger Assembly.

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• Figure 2-5 Antenna Assembly.

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• Figure 2-6 Carrying Case.

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• Figure 2-7 Vent Operation.

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• Figure 2-8 Controller Antenna / Battery Charger Connection.

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• Figure 2-9 Detonator Antenna / Battery Charger Connection

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• Figure 2-10 Connector Dust Cover Operation.

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• Figure 3-1 Identification Label.

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• Figure 8-1 Unit Normal Transmission Location

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• Figure 8-2 Detonator Unit Elevated.

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• Figure 8-3 Detonator Unit Tilted.

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• Figure 8-4 Antenna Radiation Pattern

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