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  • Page 1 Leica Ultra User Manual Version 1.0.1 English...
  • Page 2 Read carefully through the User Manual before you switch on the product. Product identification The type and the serial number of your product are indicated on the type plate. Always refer to this information when you need to contact your agency or Leica Geosystems authorised service workshop. ®...
  • Page 3 Validity of this manual This manual applies to all Ultra instruments, which are the Ultra and Ultra Advanced locators, the Ultra 5 Watt, Ultra 12 Watt and Ultra 12 Watt advanced transmitters and accessories.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    How to Use this Manual General Information How to Use the Locator Locator Overview Locator Menu Select Location Mode Select Frequency Select Antenna Configuration Adjust Locator Gain Locate Passive Signal 3.7.1 Setup 3.7.2 Technique 3.7.3 Special Situations Ultra, Table of Contents...
  • Page 5 Connect with Live Power Adapte Locate Active Signals Setup Technique Mark the Cable Special Situations Direction Enable Ultra Advanced - Features Measure Ambient Interference Link Locator to Transmitter Offset Depth Locator Receiver Clamp General Information Locator Buttons Used with Clamp...
  • Page 6 Electronic Marker Location (EML) Accessory 10.1 General Information 10.2 Locator Buttons Used with EML Accessory 10.3 Locator Display 10.4 Setup 10.5 Technique Fault Finder on Ultra Advanced 11.1 General Information 11.2 Locator 11.3 Transmitter 11.4 Locate Faults GPS Capability on Ultra Advanced 12.1 General Information 12.2...
  • Page 7 14.4 System Operation Technical Data 14.5 Fault Finder Technical Data 14.6 EML Accessory Technical Data 14.7 Live Power Adapter Accessory Technical Data 14.8 Clamps 14.9 Sondes 14.10 Stethoscope International Limited Warranty Appendix A World Frequency Zones Ultra, Table of Contents...

  • Page 8: Safety Directions

    The following directions enable the person responsible for the product, and the person who actually uses the equipment, to anticipate and avoid operational hazards. The person responsible for the product must ensure that all users understand these direc- tions and adhere to them. Ultra, Safety Directions...

  • Page 9: Intended Use

    Adverse use can lead to injury, malfunction and damage. It is the task of the person respon- sible for the equipment to inform the user about hazards and how to counteract them. The product is not to be operated until the user has been instructed on how to work with it. Ultra, Safety Directions...

  • Page 10: Limits Of Use

    • To ensure that it is used in accordance with the instructions. • To be familiar with local regulations relating to safety and accident prevention. • To inform Leica Geosystems immediately if the product and the application becomes unsafe. • To ensure that the national laws, regulations and conditions for the operation of e.g.

  • Page 11: Hazards Of Use

    • Do not work on electrically live power utilities unless you are properly qualified. • Use personal protective equipment rated for the utilities voltage and current. • Familiarise yourself with National and Work regulations governing safety and accident prevention. Ultra, Safety Directions...
  • Page 12 Options are 50 or 60 Hz. Refer to "Appendix A World Frequency Zones" (User Manual) for more information. Contact your agency or Leica Geosystems authorised service workshop if your unit is incor- rectly configured for your region. Ultra, Safety Directions...
  • Page 13 The transmitter is capable of outputting potentially lethal voltages. Precautions: Take care when handling exposed or non-insulated connections including the connection cables sets, the earth pin and the connection to the service. Notify others who may be working on or around the service. Ultra, Safety Directions...
  • Page 14 Always prevent access to the product by unauthorised personnel. Product specific treatment and waste management information can be downloaded from the Leica Geosystems home page at http://www.leica-geosystems.com/treatment or received from your Leica Geosystems distributor. Ultra, Safety Directions...
  • Page 15 Precautions: Make sure that the battery terminals do not come into contact with metallic objects. Warning Only Leica Geosystems authorised service workshops are entitled to repair these products. Ultra, Safety Directions...

  • Page 16: Electromagnetic Compatibility Emc

    Disturbances caused by electromagnetic radiation can result in erroneous measurements. Although the product meets the strict regulations and standards which are in force in this respect, Leica Geosystems cannot completely exclude the possibility that the product may be disturbed by very intense electromagnetic radiation, for example, near radio transmitters, two-way radios or diesel generators.
  • Page 17 Precautions: Although the product meets in combination with radio or digital cellular phone devices recommended by Leica Geosystems the strict regulations and standards which are in force in this respect, Leica Geosystems cannot completely exclude the possibility that other equip- ment may be disturbed or that humans or animals may be affected.

  • Page 18: Fcc Statement, Applicable In U

    • Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the locator is connected. • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Warning Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Leica Geosystems for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Ultra, Safety Directions...
  • Page 19 Labelling locator Ultra, Safety Directions...

  • Page 20: Ices-003 Statement, Applicable In Canada

    Labelling transmitter ICES-003 Statement, Applicable in Canada Warning This Class (B) digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numérique de la classe (B) est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada. Ultra, Safety Directions...

  • Page 21: General Information

    Ultra and Ultra Advanced are hereinafter referred to as locator. Differences between the models are marked and described. Ultra 5 Watt, Ultra 12 Watt and Ultra 12 Watt Advanced Transmitters are hereinafter referred to as transmitter. Sonde is also known as beacon.

  • Page 22: General Information

    It is generally accepted that a safe system of work should be adopted which would include planning the work in advance, the use of utility maps, the use of loca- tors and transmitters, and the use of safe digging practices. Ultra, General Information...

  • Page 23: How To Use The Locator

    Locator Overview Locator a) Accessory Port This port is intended to be used with only Leica Geosystems approved accessories such as the fault finding probe. b) Mini-USB Port This port is intended to be used for connecting to a PC to update software and change the user configuration of the locator using the PC software.
  • Page 24 Estimated depth e) Current meter f) Compass g) Status bar Status bar icons Type Icon Description Battery Battery level Battery exhausted, locator will shut off Direction Direction enable, feature active Volume Volume level Ultra, How to Use the Locator...
  • Page 25 Type Icon Description Transmitter No communication from transmitter Frequency not available from transmitter Mode Transmitter Sonde Radio Power Fault Find* Electronic Marker Location (EML)* Locator clamp* Stethoscope* Ultra, How to Use the Locator...
  • Page 26 Type Icon Description Antenna Twin peak Null Single peak Total field Frequency setting Selected frequency setting Shown when accessory is connected Ultra, How to Use the Locator...
  • Page 27 Power ON/OFF, Antenna configuration buttons press and hold Volume Menu Exit menu press and hold Location mode Down Frequency Back Select / Next Depth, Set or reset direction enable press and hold press and hold Ultra, How to Use the Locator...
  • Page 28 Changing the battery Use 2 D-cell alkaline batteries in locator. 1. Remove battery cover. 2. Insert batteries as shown. 3. Install and tighten battery cover. 4. Check operation. Ultra, How to Use the Locator...

  • Page 29: Locator Menu

    Select user interface language Units Select measurement units for distance and depth Backlight Select backlight setting Shutdown timer Set amount of time before unit shuts off Communications Select communication preference Only available on Ultra Advanced. Ultra, How to Use the Locator...
  • Page 30 Ambient Interference Measurement; measures and displays interference ® (noise) at all frequencies in the selected mode. Only available on Ultra Advanced. Ultra, How to Use the Locator...

  • Page 31: Select Location Mode

    Dual output Clamp induction Requires placing an optional signal clamp around the target line Broadcast induction Sends current into lines near the transmitter Sonde Signal transmitted from a sonde inside a pipe or conduit Ultra, How to Use the Locator...
  • Page 32 Allows locator to trace live 50 Current must be flowing through Hz or 60 Hz power cables the cable. Radio mode Allows locator to trace cables that pick up and radiate very low frequency (VLF) radio waves Ultra, How to Use the Locator...

  • Page 33: Select Frequency

    Select Frequency Ultra system gives the user the ability to choose from up to 100 different transmitter frequencies. Optimal frequencies for your area can be configured for each unit using appropraite soft- ware. Use Ultra Advanced systems AIM® (Ambient Interference Measurement) application to determine suitable frequencies.
  • Page 34 Precautions: Before use, verify the locator is setup to be compatible with mains frequency supply in your country. Options are 50 or 60 Hz. Refer to "Appendix A World Frequency Zones" for more information. Ultra, How to Use the Locator...

  • Page 35: Select Antenna Configuration

    Response is lowest when locator is over the line. Total field Uses a combined signal measured in all Easy to use when sweeping three axes to locate signal. and eliminates ghost signals Less precise in congested areas Ultra, How to Use the Locator...

  • Page 36: Adjust Locator Gain

    Adjust Locator Gain The gain setting controls the locators sensitivity. Adjustment Action Result Effect Increasing gain More sensitive to signal Allows location farther away from signal source Decreasing gain Less sensitive to signal Stabilises signal Ultra, How to Use the Locator...

  • Page 37: Locate Passive Signal

    Make a visual check of the site for signs of buried cables such as: • Recent trenching • Buried cable markers • Overhead lines that run down pole and underground • Gas meters • Valve sights • Drains or manhole covers Ultra, How to Use the Locator...
  • Page 38  Keep locator vertical. Focus the signal Move locator over detected signal to find best signal response. If using a peak antenna mode, rotate locator until signal is best. Best signal indicates cable direction. Ultra, How to Use the Locator...
  • Page 39  Keep locator handle parallel to the suspected cable path. Mark the cable Sweep, focus, and trace all detected signals in the area. Mark cable paths with colored paint or flags. Ultra, How to Use the Locator...

  • Page 40: Special Situations

    Signal varies from low to high and is unstable. Mark as a hand-dig area. locator does not function properly. locator gain could be set too high or low. Lower or raise gain to locate the cable. Ultra, How to Use the Locator...

  • Page 41: How To Use The Transmitter

    Mini-USB port b) External power connector port c) Active location device port Display panel overview The transmitter display shows the status of selected options as well as the active frequency and meter reading. Ultra, How to Use the Transmitter...
  • Page 42 Display icons Type Icon Description Battery/power Battery level External power connected Connected Output power Level High power output enabled Volume Direction Enable active Output Regulation reached Interrupted Link Linked to locator Ultra, How to Use the Transmitter...
  • Page 43 Signal clamp connected Direct-connect leads connected Dual-connect leads connected Units Milli ampere. Displays the current flow. Watt. Displays the wattage output.  Ohm. Displays the impedance level used for fault finding Volt. Displays the voltage level. Ultra, How to Use the Transmitter...
  • Page 44 For other functions, press and hold the button until the function activates. Transmitter keypad Power ON/OFF, Frequency up Power output buttons press and hold Volume Frequency down Select / Next Back Menu press and hold Ultra, How to Use the Transmitter...
  • Page 45 Allow the battery pack to cool down before removing. Warning Risk of electric shock when removing the transmitter's battery pack. Precautions: Before removing the battery pack switch the transmitter off and remove any cable set or accessories from the connection socket. Ultra, How to Use the Transmitter...

  • Page 46: Transmitter Menu

    Requires cable set connected to transmitter. Direction enabled Dual output High power output Meter Select simple or advanced meter Communications Select communication preference Options Language Select user interface language Default Restores unit to factory default settings. Ultra, How to Use the Transmitter...
  • Page 47 Induction Direct connect Signal clamp, standard Broadband signal clamp, broadband System Displays the unit model configuration, model Informa- number, serial number, software version, hour tion count, configuration date, and calibration date. Ultra, How to Use the Transmitter...

  • Page 48: Select Frequency

    Select Frequency Ultra system gives the user the ability to choose from up to 100 different transmitter frequencies. Optimal frequencies for your area can be configured for each unit using appropraite soft- ware. Use Ultra Advanced systems AIM® (Ambient Interference Measurement) application to determine suitable frequencies.

  • Page 49: Induction

    2. Place transmitter parallel to and directly above suspected cable as shown. 3. Turn on transmitter and check battery level.  Transmitter must be parallel to object, as shown, in order to produce the best signal. Ultra, How to Use the Transmitter...

  • Page 50: Direct Connectios

    Precautions: Take care when handling exposed or non-insulated connections including the connection cables sets, the Earth Pin and the connection to the service. Notify others who may be working on or around the service. Ultra, How to Use the Transmitter...

  • Page 51: High Power Output

    High Power Output Availability High power output is a feature on Ultra 12 W advanced transmitter. It allows the operator to transmit 12 W on a line at frequencies less than 10 kHz. Use this function on large diam- eter direct buried steel pipe and long distance locates.

  • Page 52: Signal Clamp

    Connect the clamp to the transmitter before clamping around a live service. Danger A hazardous signal may be present on the service causing personal harm. Precautions: Do not use on electrical services which have impaired, or no insulation. If in doubt do not use. Ultra, How to Use the Transmitter...

  • Page 53: Connect With Live Power Adapte

    Danger Connecting live power adapter to a live service can result in an electric shock. Precautions: Do not operate equipment unless you are properly qualified to work on live power conduc- tors. Ultra, How to Use the Transmitter...

  • Page 54: Locate Active Signals

    1. For all types of active location that require leads, connect leads to trans- mitter at connector. 2. When it is necessary to connect to external power, use connector. Ultra, Locate Active Signals...

  • Page 55: Technique

    Follow steps in this chapter for all types of active location. For reference, the illustration shows direct connection method. If using broadcast induction, ensure that transmitter is in line with and above suspected cable, as shown on previous page. Ultra, Locate Active Signals...
  • Page 56 The signal strength number will flash when the locator is saturated. Reduce the gain until the number stops flashing. b) Adjust gain as needed to maintain signal strength. Gain is shown graphically as well as numerically. c) The compass line shows the direction the cable runs. Ultra, Locate Active Signals...
  • Page 57 3. Continue to trace the cable and observe depth estimates every few paces. 4. Retrace the cable and mark with appropriate flags or paint. Ultra, Locate Active Signals...

  • Page 58: Mark The Cable

    This signal is radiated from the centre of the service. This is even more important when the signal is produced by a sonde, lying in a large diameter conduit! Precautions: Always compensate depth reading for service size. Ultra, Locate Active Signals...

  • Page 59: Special Situations

    • Use direct connection, if possible, or use signal clamp. • Move the ground stake away from the target cable and away from other buried cables. • Apply signal at the point where the target cable is farthest from the other cables. Ultra, Locate Active Signals...

  • Page 60: Direction Enable

    2. Ensure the function is available by looking for the Direction Enable icon on the locator. 3. Stand approximately 10 ft (3 m) from the transmitter with the locator positioned so that the compass heading is parallel to the target line. Face away from the transmitter. Ultra, Locate Active Signals...
  • Page 61 4. . Press and hold the Frequency button to set the direction of current flow. An arrow will appear on the compass heading. 5. Continue locating.  • Power output is reduced when Direction Enable is in use. • Direction Enable is not available when transmitter is set to High Output. Ultra, Locate Active Signals...

  • Page 62: Ultra Advanced - Features

    3. Highlight the desired frequency and press the Next button to exit the menu. Icon Description Frequencies with the least amount of interference Frequencies with a large amount of interference Ultra, Ultra Advanced - Features...
  • Page 63 • If a line is connected to an active signal, the ambient interference measurement will be high. • When a frequency is highlighted, a realtime interference is displayed. • The are reversed for passive (power) modes. Ultra, Ultra Advanced - Features...

  • Page 64: Link Locator To Transmitter

    Link Locator to Transmitter Description Ultra Advanced locators and transmitters can be linked through a wireless connection. This allows the locator operator to change transmitter settings through the locator. Procedure To link the locator to a transmitter via radio: 1. Turn both locator and transmitter on and unlinked.

  • Page 65: Offset Depth

    Offset Depth assists in locating a target line that cannot be accessed from directly above due to obstruction. The function uses available data to estimate horizontal distance and depth. Horizontal distance D Depth T Tilt Ultra, Ultra Advanced - Features...
  • Page 66 This signal is radiated from the centre of the service. This is even more important when the signal is produced by a sonde, lying in a large diameter conduit! Precautions: Always compensate depth reading for service size. Ultra, Ultra Advanced - Features...

  • Page 67: Locator Receiver Clamp

    The locator receiver clamp is used to identify a target line in a vault or utility box with multiple lines. Locator Buttons Used with Clamp Locator keypad Locator button functions and information displayed will be specific to the locator receiver clamp. Locator keypad Power ON/OFF, buttons press and hold Location mode Down Frequency Ultra, Locator Receiver Clamp...

  • Page 68: Locate With Locator Clamp

    6. Adjust the locator gain using the up and down arrow keys to bring the received signal strength into range. Danger A hazardous signal may be present on the service causing personal harm. Precautions: Do not use on electrical services which have impaired, or no insulation. If in doubt do not use. Ultra, Locator Receiver Clamp...

  • Page 69: Locator With Stethoscope

    Locator Buttons Used with Stethoscope Locator keypad Locator button functions and information displayed will be specific to the stethoscope accessory. Locator keypad Power ON/OFF, buttons press and hold Location mode Down Frequency Ultra, Locator with Stethoscope...

  • Page 70: Locate With Stethoscope

    Turn on the locator. When stethoscope is plugged into locator. Locator will enter stethoscope mode. Stethoscope icon will show. Use locator frequency key to select desired frequency. Use mode key to toggle between active and passive power frequencies. Ultra, Locator with Stethoscope...
  • Page 71 Position the target line in the concave portion of the head as shown.  Adjust flexible neck as needed to improve positioning. Adjust the locator gain using the up and down arrow keys to bring the received signal strength into range. Ultra, Locator with Stethoscope...

  • Page 72: Locate Sonde Signal

    Large metal objects and other signals (such as railroad signals or overhead power lines) will distort signal. Setup Procedure 1. Follow instructions for installing sonde battery. 2. Turn on locator to ensure that sonde is functioning properly. 3. Attach sonde to drain rods, plumber’s snake, flex rod or similar. Ultra, Locate Sonde Signal...

  • Page 73: Technique

    When the peak signal is in range, rotation arrows will appear. a) Fore/aft arrow b) Null point 1. Follow arrows to rotate the locator handle so that it is perpendicular to the sonde. 2. Follow fore/aft arrow to locate the approximate sonde position. Ultra, Locate Sonde Signal...
  • Page 74 3. Walk forward or backward to identify the location with the strongest signal response. Ultra, Locate Sonde Signal...
  • Page 75 The depth reading will display. 5. If operating in Manual depth, press the Depth key to estimate depth. 6. Continue to track the sonde and observe depth readings. Mark pipe location with paint. Ultra, Locate Sonde Signal...
  • Page 76 3. The sonde is correctly located at peak signal between null points. Warning The depth reading may not indicate the real depth of the service, especially if the sonde is lying at the base of a large diameter duct. Precautions: Always compensate depth reading for service size. Ultra, Locate Sonde Signal...

  • Page 77: Electronic Marker Location (Eml) Accessory

    Locator Buttons Used with EML Accessory Locator keypad Locator button functions and information displayed will be specific to the EML accessory. Locator keypad Power ON/OFF, buttons press and hold Volume Location mode Down Frequency Ultra, Electronic Marker Location (EML) Accessory...

  • Page 78: Locator Display

    10.3 Locator Display Display panel overview a) Signal strength b) Gain c) Peak signal d) EML accessory software version e) Marker ball indicator f) Status bar Ultra, Electronic Marker Location (EML) Accessory...
  • Page 79 Status bar icons Type Icon Description Battery Locator battery level Volume Volume level Normal mode Search mode Battery level Frequency setting Selected frequency setting Ultra, Electronic Marker Location (EML) Accessory...
  • Page 80 Non-potable water, purple, 66.3 k Power, red, 169 k, non-EU only Power, red/blue, 134 k, EU only Waste water, green, 121 k Communications, black/orange, 77.0 k Phone, orange, 101 k Gas, yellow, 83.0 k Ultra, Electronic Marker Location (EML) Accessory...

  • Page 81: Setup

    Setup Setup 1. Place locator wand into recess of the EML accessory. a) Strap b) Buckle ratchet c) Buckle 2. Insert strap through buckle. 3. Tighten strap using buckle ratchet.  Do not overtighten. Ultra, Electronic Marker Location (EML) Accessory...
  • Page 82 4. Plug cable into locator accessory connector behind spring-loaded door. 5. Turn locator on. The locator will enter EML Mode automatically and remain in EML Mode as long as EML accessory is plugged in and has sufficient battery power. Ultra, Electronic Marker Location (EML) Accessory...
  • Page 83 2. Place EML accessory on solid surface (ground, tailgate, etc.) and hold locator wand with left hand while pushing both levers toward EML accessory with the right hand. 3. When buckle clicks, continue pressing levers and twist locator to loosen strap enough to remove wand. Ultra, Electronic Marker Location (EML) Accessory...

  • Page 84: Technique

    Move in the direction of increasing signal strength. Adjust gain as needed. Marker is located where locator indicates maximum signal. 5. To locate next marker, adjust gain to 30 dB and repeat process. Ultra, Electronic Marker Location (EML) Accessory...
  • Page 85 3. Insert batteries in holder as shown. 4. Place battery holder in battery compartment. 5. Close and tighten battery cover.  • Installing batteries backwards will cause damage to batteries and unit. • Do not mix new and used batteries. Ultra, Electronic Marker Location (EML) Accessory...

  • Page 86: Fault Finder On Ultra Advanced

    Rocks and other abrasive elements can damage cable when the earth shifts due to soil conditions, climate and above-ground traffic.  Although there are other types of faults, only earth return faults can be detected with this type of equipment. Ultra, Fault Finder on Ultra Advanced...
  • Page 87 This is normal. Trans- mitter pulses are strongest near the point of the fault (X) and at the transmitter ground. When probes straddle the fault or transmitter ground, signal will drop. Ultra, Fault Finder on Ultra Advanced...

  • Page 88: Locator

    11.2 Locator Display panel overview a) Signal strength b) Gain c) Peak signal d) Compass e) Fault direction indicator f) Current meter g) Homing indicator h) Status bar Ultra, Fault Finder on Ultra Advanced...
  • Page 89 Status bar icons Type Icon Description Battery Locator battery level Volume Volume level Mode Fault Mode indicator Antenna Antenna indicator Frequency setting Selected frequency setting Ultra, Fault Finder on Ultra Advanced...
  • Page 90 A home symbol flashes in the bottom right corner of the locate screen. 4. Connect transmitter to faulted cable following transmitter setup instructions. Select power level 1 or 2 on transmitter and observe adequate current on the cable, ideally at least 10 mA. Ultra, Fault Finder on Ultra Advanced...
  • Page 91 8. After system is successfully homed, a chime will sound and an arrow will appear, as shown. This indicates the fault is located toward the top of the screen.  Keep fault probe and locator oriented the same while fault finding. Ultra, Fault Finder on Ultra Advanced...

  • Page 92: Transmitter

    The transmitter display shows the status of selected options as well as the active frequency and meter reading. Display icons Type Icon Description Battery/power Battery level External power connected Connected Output power Level High power output enabled Ultra, Fault Finder on Ultra Advanced...
  • Page 93 Type Icon Description Volume Fault finder Fault finder mode indicator Output Active Interrupted Link Linked to locator Induction Direct-connect leads connected Dual-connect leads connected Ultra, Fault Finder on Ultra Advanced...
  • Page 94 Readings > 100 k indicate no significant fault exists in the cable. Readings < 50 k indicate a fault is likely. Higher transmitter power levels give better readings. Try a higher power level to ensure the cable is faulted. Ultra, Fault Finder on Ultra Advanced...

  • Page 95: Locate Faults

    3. Repeat step 2 moving smaller distances until arrow changes direction after only a few millimeters (inches) of movement. 4. Rotate fault probe 90° and repeat location process until arrow switches direction after a small movement. Fault is directly between probes. Ultra, Fault Finder on Ultra Advanced...
  • Page 96 3. Once fault is found on straight line, turn fault probe 90° and find true location of fault. Multiple faults After a fault is located and fixed, check the rest of the cable for other faults using the same process. Ultra, Fault Finder on Ultra Advanced...

  • Page 97: Gps Capability On Ultra Advanced

    12.2 Locator Buttons Used with GPS Locator keypad Locator button functions and information displayed will be specific to the GPS accessory. Locator keypad Power ON/OFF, buttons press and hold Location mode Down Frequency Ultra, GPS Capability on Ultra Advanced...

  • Page 98: Locator Display

    12.3 Locator Display Display panel overview Ultra, GPS Capability on Ultra Advanced...
  • Page 99 Last data point failed to send data to the GPS device c00ic129w.eps GPS data being received, but no GPS lock, center dot blinking c00ic130w.eps GPS data being received and GPS lock established, solid c00ic131w.eps Ultra, GPS Capability on Ultra Advanced...

  • Page 100: Locate Using Gps

    Description This method of logging location data sends data from the locator to the GPS unit. This feature is only available on Ultra Advanced units. Prerequisites • The GPS unit must have software that will recognize the data that is sent by the locator.
  • Page 101 If a high tone sounds when forcing the depth button the locator is not sending data. Reconnect to the GPS. Ultra, GPS Capability on Ultra Advanced...

  • Page 102: Internal Logging - Document Grade Gps

    3. Power on the locator and go to Settings > Communications > Bluetooth > Connect GPS. 4. Once the GPS is discovered, select it from the list. 5. On the main locate screen, the Bluetooth icon should be on and the GPS receive icon should appear. Ultra, GPS Capability on Ultra Advanced...
  • Page 103 If a high tone sounds when forcing the depth button the locator is not storing data. Reconnect to the GPS. Ultra, GPS Capability on Ultra Advanced...
  • Page 104 The locator is not found by Make sure the locator is On in the GPS device during pairing. Settings > Communications > Radio On/Off. The locator will revert to Off after power-cycling if no devices are paired. Ultra, GPS Capability on Ultra Advanced...
  • Page 105 5. Once finished saving, the log downloader will give you an option to clear the locator log data or close the utility.  It is recommended to clear the data off of the locator after every download. Ultra, GPS Capability on Ultra Advanced...

  • Page 106: Care And Transport

    Always carry the product in its transport container and secure it. Shipping When transporting the product by rail, air or sea, always use the complete original Leica Geosystems packaging, transport container and cardboard box, or its equivalent, to protect against shock and vibration.

  • Page 107: Cleaning And Drying

    40°C / 104°F and clean them. Do not repack until everything is completely dry. Cables and plugs Keep plugs clean and dry. Blow away any dirt lodged in the plugs of the connecting cables. Ultra, Care and Transport...

  • Page 108: Technical Data

    For products with radio • FCC Part 15 (applicable in US) • Hereby, Leica Geosystems AG, declares that the Ultra is in compliance with the essen- tial requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. The declara- tion of conformity may be consulted at http://www.leica-geosystems.com/ce.

  • Page 109: Locator Technical Data

    30 h continuous use at 21°C / 70°F Battery saver: Unit shuts off after 5, 10, 20, or 30 min inactivity according to user setting, if selected Bluetooth Frequency bandwidth: 2402 - 2802 MHz (when fitted) Output power: 100 mW Antenna: Integrated antenna Ultra, Technical Data...
  • Page 110 Dimensions 121.9 mm / 4.8” 325.00 mm / 12.8” Ultra, Technical Data...
  • Page 111 The effects of condensation are to be effectively counteracted by periodically drying out the product. Antenna configurations • Single peak • Twin peak • null • Left/right, cable only Audio output Speaker LCD backlight External ports Mini-USB Ultra, Technical Data...

  • Page 112: Transmitter Technical Data

    Alkaline: Approximately 100 h Lithium ion: Approximately 80 h Battery saver: Unit shuts off after 2, 4, 8 h or always on according to user setting, if selected. Dimensions 191.0 mm / 7.8” 304.8 mm / 12.0” Ultra, Technical Data...
  • Page 113 Humidity 95% RH non condensing The effects of condensation are to be effectively counteracted by periodically drying out the product. Maximum power output Ultra 5 W: Ultra 12 W: 12 W Bluetooth Frequency bandwidth: 2402 - 2802 MHz (when fitted)

  • Page 114: System Operation Technical Data

    Actual operating conditions may have signal distortions or noise sources which result in depth estimate errors. Tolerances do not apply to offset depth estimates. Type Tolerance Passive cable ±10% 0.15-3 m / 0.5-10’ Active cable ±5% 0.2-3 m / 0.2-10’ Sonde ±5% 0.15-3 m / 0.5-10’ Ultra, Technical Data...

  • Page 115: Fault Finder Technical Data

    14.5 Fault Finder Technical Data Dimensions Length between probes Handle length Height from probe tip to carrying handle H2 Height from probe base to carrying handle Width Ultra, Technical Data...
  • Page 116 330.0 mm / 13.0” 25.0 mm / 1.0” 305.0 mm / 12.0” Weight Instrument: 2.2 kg / 4.8 lbs Compatibility Transmitter must be running firmware v2.0 or higher Locator must be running firmware v6.0 or higher Ultra, Technical Data...

  • Page 117: Eml Accessory Technical Data

    Marker frequencies Type Frequency Non-potable water 66.35 kHz Cable television 77.0 kHz 83.0 kHz Telephone 101.4 kHz Sewer 121.6 kHz electric power - EU countries 134.0 kHz Water 145.7 kHz electric power - non-EU countries 169.8 kHz Ultra, Technical Data...
  • Page 118 Dust tight from any direction Humidity 95% RH non condensing The effects of condensation are to be effectively counteracted by periodically drying out the product. Compatibility Locator must be running software v7.0 or higher Ultra, Technical Data...

  • Page 119: Live Power Adapter Accessory Technical Data

    The effects of condensation are to be effectively counteracted by periodically drying out the product. Cable length Transmitter side: 254 mm / 10" Utility side (retracted coils): 635 mm / 25" Input 480 V, 50/60 Hz Output 10 VAC, 50/60 Hz Fuse F2.5A 500V Ultra, Technical Data...

  • Page 120: Clamps

    14.8 Clamps Dimensions Type Dimensions [mm] ["] [mm] ["] [mm] ["] Ultra signal clamp 80 mm 3.15 5.07 9.84 Ultra signal clamp 125 mm 10.8 Ultra signal clamp 175 mm 13.4 Receiver clamp 54.1 2.13 3.98 Ultra, Technical Data...
  • Page 121 Weight Type Weight [lbs] Ultra signal clamp 80 mm Ultra signal clamp 125 mm Ultra signal clamp 175 mm Receiver clamp Frequency range Type Frequency Ultra signal clamp 80 mm 256 Hz to 83 kHz Ultra signal clamp 125 mm...

  • Page 122: Sondes

    Standard sonde 1 x LR6 (AA) alkaline intermittent use at 20°C/68°F in 8 kHz mode or 33 kHz mode Maxi sonde 3 x LR6 (AA) alkaline continuous use at 20°C/68°F in 8 kHz mode or 33 kHz mode Ultra, Technical Data...
  • Page 123 Dimensions Type Dimensions [mm] ["] [mm] ["] Standard sonde Maxi sonde 2.17 Weight Type Weight [lbs] Standard sonde Maxi sonde 1.18 Ultra, Technical Data...
  • Page 124 Storage -40°C to +70°C -40°F to +158°F Protection Against water, dust IP54 (IEC 60529) and sand Dust-protected Humidity 95% RH non condensing The effects of condensation are to be effectively counteracted by periodically drying out the product. Ultra, Technical Data...

  • Page 125: Stethoscope

    14.10 Stethoscope Dimensions A (max) B (bend) [mm] ["] [mm] ["] Radius (minimum) Angle (maximum) 90° Weight 820 g / 1.8 lbs Ultra, Technical Data...
  • Page 126 Frequency range 50 Hz – 200 kHz Environmental specifi- Type Description cations Temperature Operating -20°C to +50°C -4°F to +122°F Storage -32°C to +70°C -25°F to +158°F Ultra, Technical Data...

  • Page 127: International Limited Warranty

    This product is subject to the terms and conditions set out in the International Limited Warranty Warranty which you can download from the Leica Geosystems home page at http://www.leica-geosystems.com/internationalwarranty or collect from your Leica Geosys- tems distributor. The foregoing warranty is exclusive and is in lieu of all other warranties,...

  • Page 128: Appendix A World Frequency Zones

    120 V / 60 Hz Tonga 230 V / 50 Hz Panama 120 V / 60 Hz Puerto Rico 120 V / 60 Hz Trinidad & Tobago 115-230 V / 60 Hz Virgin Islands 120 V / 60 Hz Ultra, World Frequency Zones...
  • Page 129 Norway 230 V / 50 Hz Poland 230 V / 50 Hz Portugal 230 V / 50 Hz Romania 230 V / 50 Hz Russia 230 V / 50 Hz Slovakia 230 V / 50 Hz Ultra, World Frequency Zones...
  • Page 130 Mali 220 V / 50 Hz Mauritania 220 V / 50 Hz Mauritius 230 V / 50 Hz Morocco 127-220 V / 50 Hz Mozambique 220 V / 50 Hz Namibia 220 V / 50 Hz Ultra, World Frequency Zones...
  • Page 131 Korea (South) 110-220 V / 60 Hz Kuwait 240 V / 50 Hz Laos 220 V / 50 Hz Lebanon 110-220 V / 50 Hz Malaysia 240 V / 50 Hz Myanmar 240 V / 50 Hz Ultra, World Frequency Zones...
  • Page 132 Leica Geosystems AG Heinrich-Wild-Strasse CH-9435 Heerbrugg Switzerland Phone +41 71 727 31 31 www.leica-geosystems.com...

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