If you are familiar with those systems, you will notice a lot of similarities here. This information is saved and will not be lost each time you turn the system off or remove the battery. The SIR 3000 will attach this information to each radar profile you collect. There are two basic types of paths: Common and User-defined. Think of this as the location in which your files are stored on the SIR 3000. SETUP00 is a default setup that contains the parameters the system was collecting the last time that it was used. If you are using your SIR 3000 for the first time or if you need to change some system parameters, you should enter this menu first. The SIR 3000 has four main system menus, Collect, Playback, Output, and System. TerraSIRch mode gives you complete control over all data collection parameters. Pushing the Mark button switches your desired units between English and Metric. We will assume the 400 MHz (Model 5103) antenna for this example, but the hardware connections are the same for other GSSI antennas, and the cable connections are clearly marked.īe sure that the triangular plate protecting the survey wheel encoder faces down.Ĭonnect power source (battery or AC) to the SIR 3000 and push the power button to turn on the system. To start up the system, insert a battery or connect AC power and push the power button.Īlways be sure to use a Model 570 Fiber Optic Transmit Link with the Model.
#RADAN 7 SERIAL#
This port is also used to connect the serial lead from the StructureScan Optical barcode reader cart to the SIR 3000. The five top-row connectors are, from left to right: AC Power, Serial IO (RS232), Ethernet, USB-B, and USB-A. The SIR 3000 is a lightweight, portable, single-channel ground penetrating radar system that is ideal for a wide variety of applications. Simon Street Nashua, New Hampshire 03060-3075 USA Printed in the United States SIR, RADAN and UtilityScan are registered trademarks of Geophysical Survey Systems, Inc.
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