Charles Machine Works Inc The 2150GRDUO Manual De Usuario

2150GR Ground Penetrating Radar 

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The antenna box may only be moved in one direction. It may only be 
pulled or pushed in the direction of increasing scanning coordinates. 

 

¾  Scan Offset (m): each radar scan is characterized by an initial L and/or T 

coordinate. Once you have inserted the starting point coordinate for the 
investigation (“Coord. Value”) as a function of the type of scan, the other reference 
coordinate must be defined in the “Scan Offset (m)” field. Then select the  On L/T 
coordinate function. 

¾  On L/T Coordinate: Here you have to manually measure the value of the 

coordinate corresponding to the centerpoint of the antenna box with respect to the 
reference system selected previously, and insert it into the active field. 

For example, if you have to perform a transversal scan starting from the coordinate 
T=2 and L=2, you must set the type of scan to Transversal and then set the actual 
value of the T coordinate (e.g. 2 m) in the “Coordinate (m)” field. Next, activate the 
“L Coordinate” in the “Scan Offset (m)” area, setting it to 2 in this case. The scan 
can now be performed. 

 

 

There are three boxes in a gray bar above the acquired radar maps. These show the 
following information: 

•  Left box:  the name of the scan to be performed “Next”; the “Coordinate 

Value”; and the “Scan Offset”. 

•  Center box: the name of the preceding scan, “Prev”; the “Coordinate Value”; 

the “Scan Offset”. 

•  Right box: The distance traveled by this system, “Dist”.