RD1500
Quick Start Guide
– Assembly Procedure
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You will find the following components in your RD1500 box.
Some of these may already be assembled.
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Handle pin
Cart base
Odometer cable
Display unit
Display
cable
Display unit tray
GPR sensor
Battery cable
Battery
Battery charger
Cart handle
Sensor support
straps
Attach the Cart Handle to Cart Base using the Handle Pins.
Ensure the Display Unit Tray is facing the operator.
Attach the GPR Sensor to the Cart using the
Sensor Support Straps. Ensure the Sensor is
oriented the correct way with the connections
toward the back of the Cart. Using the
Sensor Support Straps, adjust the
height of the Sensor so it is 1-2 cm
(½ – ¾ inch) above the ground.
Attach the Display Unit onto the Display Unit Tray on the Cart.
The Display unit slides down into
the tray, catching on both sides
of the mount and is held in
place with the pull pin. When a
click is heard, the Display Unit is
firmly in place.
Battery cable
Odometer
cable
Display cable
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Attach the Display Cable to the back of the Display
Unit with the jackscrews. Connect the other end of
the cable to the Sensor. Ensure the cable is routed
as shown below.
Attach the Odometer and Battery Cables. The Odometer Cable
connects to the closest receptacle on the Sensor. Attach the Battery
Cable to the Sensor and the Battery.
The system is now ready to use.
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