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Before you begin
IMPORTANT!
This guide is intended to be a quick reference guide. We recommend you read
the full operation manual before you attempt to operate the ACCUPOINT locator.
First use
The ACCUPOINT locators and transmitters can be powered by D-cell alkaline
batteries, D-cell NiMH batteries, or by an accessory Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) battery pack.
To fit the D cell batteries in the locator, open the battery compartment and insert two
D-Cell Alkaline or NiMH batteries, taking care to align the positive (+) and negative (-)
terminals as indicated.
To fit the D cell batteries in the transmitter, unlatch the accessory tray. The battery
compartment is located underneath the transmitter body. Use the turnkey to unlatch
the battery compartment. Insert eight D-Cell Alkaline or NiMH batteries, taking care to
align the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals as indicated.
Alternatively, you can power the transmitter from a mains or vehicle power source
using a CUES supplied optional accessory adapter.
System setup
It is important that you set up the system according to regional / operational
requirements and your personal preferences before you conduct your first survey. You
can set the system up using the menus as described below.
Setting up your system
The ACCUPOINT locator and transmitter menus allow you to select or change system
options. Once entered, the menu is navigated using the arrow keys. Navigation is
consistent on both the transmitter and the locator. When in the menu, most on-screen
icons will temporarily disappear and the menu options will appear in the bottom left-
hand corner of the display. The right arrow enters a submenu and the left arrow returns
to the previous menu.
Note that when browsing the locator menu, the
arrows. When browsing the transmitter menu, the
right arrows.
To navigate menus:
1.
Press the
key to enter the menu.
2.
Use the
or
3.
Press the
key to enter the option's submenu.
keys to scroll through the menu options.
and
keys act as left and right
and
11
keys act as left and
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