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14
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
TRACING UNDERGROUND
1. Connect the Transmitter to the circuit to be traced and power on
the Transmitter.
NOTE: The Receiver may not detect and trace easily through metal
conduit/pipe or shielded cables. If the conduit is metal, or the wire
is shielded, connect to the shield or conduit instead.
NOTE: For the strongest signal, the remote ground connection
method should be used.
NOTE: Leaving the circuit energized provides a stronger signal and
assists in tracing.
2. Power on the Receiver, and use the Increase Sensitivity button
4
to set the Sensitivity Level to 8 (highest level).
3. Starting a few feet from the Transmitter, hold the Receiver
perpendicular to the ground and slowly move it around using a
sweeping motion to locate the highest signal value. Pay close
attention to the orientation of the Receiver in relation to the wire
being traced. The signal may not be detected if the Receiver tip is
not properly aligned to the wire. If the signal drops, the wire may
have changed direction.
NOTE: If the signal strength displays “99”, the signal is saturated.
Use the Decrease Sensitivity button
5
to reduce the sensitivity level.
NOTE: If the signal strength is too weak, use the Remote Ground
connection method (if not done already) to strengthen the signal.
ENGLISH
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