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- Page 1 Instruction Manual Made in USA P: (304) 725-1050 www.schonstedt.com info@schonstedt.com 100 Edmond Road, Kearneysville, WV 25430...
- Page 2 Schonstedt believes the statements contained herein to be accurate and reliable; however, their accuracy, reliability, or completeness is not guaranteed. Schonstedt's only obligation shall be to repair or replace any instrument proven to be defective within three years of purchase. Schonstedt shall not be responsible for any injury to persons or property, direct or consequential, arising from the use of any instrument.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
T a b le o f C o nte nts C ha pte r 1: Intro duc tio n & O pe ra ting Mo de s Introduction ........................2 Passive 50/60 Hz ......................2 Conductive ........................2 Inductive Clamp ......................2 Inductive ......................... -
Page 4: C Ha Pte R 1: Intro Duc Tio N & O Pe Ra Ting Mo De S
INTRODUCTION & OPERATING MODES ... -
Page 5: Introduction
The following is a brief description of the basic operating modes supported by the Rex Pipe and Cable locator. In addition, the Rex Pipe and Cable locator offers advanced features to suit almost any type of locating challenge, while emphasizing portability, size, and convenience. -
Page 6: Inductive
For additional information on sonde locating and techniques, check the training section of our website at www.schonstedt.com/training. Micro Mini Sonde-512 Hz Mini Sonde-512 Hz... -
Page 7: Operating Recommendations
O pe ra ting Re c o m m e nda tio ns When using the Rex Pipe and Cable Locator, follow these tips and recommendations to improve and facilitate your locating experience: 1) Whenever possible, use the conductive mode. It provides the strongest and best- coupled signal. -
Page 8: C Ha Pte R 2: Re X Re C E Ive R
REX RECEIVER ... -
Page 9: Automatic And Manual Gain
Auto m a tic a nd Ma nua l G a in The Rex receiver has the ability to operate in an automatic or manual gain mode. In the automatic gain mode, the sensitivity of the receiver is adjusted automatically, based on the strength of the detected signal, to produce a relatively constant and strong signal strength indication. -
Page 10: Controls
4.2 m). C o ntro ls The Rex Receiver controls are designed to be intuitive and require a minimum of training for effective use. The receiver can easily be operated with one hand. - This switch powers on the receiver and automatically sets the O N/ VO L UME volume to High. -
Page 11: Visual And Audible Indicators
If the switch is pressed and quickly released, the depth will show on the LCD momentarily. The Rex is factory set to display depth in feet and inches or in meters. If the depth cannot be determined due to a weak signal or interference signal by other nearby utilities (congested underground) the LCD will show 3 dashes "---". - Page 12 (C) is conductive mode, (IC) is inductive clamp mode, and (I) is inductive mode. See CHAPTER I: REX OPERATING MODES for a description of these modes. OPERATING MODE...
- Page 13 - The alphanumeric display is used to display signal AL PHANUMERIC DISPL AY strength and depth. The numeric display is also used for temporary indications of certain operating modes, frequencies, and other brief information messages, as noted throughout this manual. - This is an indication of the Sig na l Stre ng th relative signal level detected by the receiver...
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Page 14: Connectors And Accessories
Schonstedt. Ba tte ry Re pla c e m e nt The Rex receiver is powered by one 9-volt alkaline disposable battery. The battery is located in the handle of the instrument and can be accessed by turning the screw counterclockwise. -
Page 15: Specifications
Spe c ific a tio ns Operating Frequency: Active: 512 Hz, 33 kHz and 82 kHz Passive: 50 or 60 Hz Sonde: 512 Hz Battery: One 9V Alkaline Battery Battery Life: 12 hours (intermittent use) Audio Output: 10 - 1500 Hz (determined by signal strength) 0 - 70 db SPL (volume controlled) Weight (incl. -
Page 16: Regulatory Compliance And Declaration Of Conformity
Directive 2011/65/EU (RoHS2) Standard to which conformity is declared: EN 50581:2012 This device should only be cleaned using a dry cloth. Do not use any solvents that could damage the labels. Schonstedt’s Declaration of Conformity can be found at: www.schonstedt.com/rex ... -
Page 17: C Ha Pte R 3: Re X T Ra Nsm Itte R
REX TRANSMITTER ... -
Page 18: Automatic And Manual Output Power
Auto m a tic a nd Ma nua l O utput Po we r The Rex transmitter delivers power to the "load" that it is connected to. In the conductive mode, the load is the circuit formed by the cable or pipe being traced, the soil return, and the ground stake. -
Page 19: Controls
C o ntro ls The Rex Transmitter controls are designed to be intuitive and require a minimum of training for effective use. The transmitter controls are also large for ease of use when wearing gloves. -
Page 20: Visual And Audible Indicators
Battery Indicator, a Large 3-digit Numeric Display, a Small 3-Digit Numeric Display, and several Units Indicators. The Rex transmitter is equipped with automatic backlighting of the LCD to improve readability under dim or dark lighting conditions. -
Page 21: Connectors And Accessories
- During normal operation, or when the Rex transmitter is UNIT S INDIC AT O RS measuring line voltage and impedance, it is necessary to display information to the user with the appropriate units. -
Page 22: Battery Charger
NO T When the Rex transmitter detects that the battery charger is plugged in while the power is turned ON, it will display “bAt CHA” on the LCD and the bars inside the ... - Page 23 If the transmitter is warm, move it to a conditioned space, and allow it to cool for several hours before attempting to charge again. If the error message remains on after the steps above, contact Schonstedt Instrument Company for further instructions. Also, please refer to the Battery Replacement portion of this manual.
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Page 24: Recommendations For Battery Charging And Storage
In addition, if the transmitter is malfunctioning due to a defective battery, the user can replace the battery in the transmitter with a new one received from Schonstedt. C AUT IO N When... - Page 25 To replace the battery, turn the transmitter off, remove the four screws on the front panel’s battery compartment and expose the battery by removing the cover. Gently flip the unit over to let the battery pack drop off into your hand and expose the connector to the main PC board.
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Page 26: Specifications
Spe c ific a tio ns Operating Frequency: 512 Hz, 33 kHz and 82 kHz Operating Modes: Conductive, all frequencies Inductive, 33 kHz and 82 kHz only Inductive Clamp (optional), 33 kHz and 82 kHz only Max. Output Power: 512 Hz - 1/2, 1, 2 or 5 W (Conductive mode, 33 kHz - 1/2, 1, 2 or 5 W @ 1000 Ω... -
Page 27: Regulatory Compliance And Declaration Of Conformity
This device should only be cleaned using a dry cloth. Do not use any solvents that could damage the labels. If this device is not used in the manner specified in this manual by Schonstedt, the protection provided by the equipment may be impaired. -
Page 28: C Ha Pte R 4: T E C Hnic A L Suppo Rt/ Se Rvic E Info Rma Tio N
TECHNICAL SUPPORT/SERVICE INFORMATION ... - Page 29 Schonstedt offers technical support and sales support. For any reason regarding usage and application, please contact our technical support team at 888-32-TRACE (888-328-7223). FO R SERVIC E O R REPAIR Please ship unit to: Schonstedt Instrument Company 100 Edmond Road Kearneysville, WV 25430 Attn: Customer Service Dept.
- Page 30 WARRANTY ...
- Page 31 Batteries are specifically excluded under the warranty and should be addressed to the manufacturer of batteries in question. Schonstedt shall not be liable for any injury to persons or property or for any other special or consequential damages sustained or expenses incurred by reason of the use of any Schonstedt product.
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