IDS GeoRadar s r l HI-MOD Ground Penetrating Radar User Manual MN 2009 056 10 HW Himod france

IDS Ingegneria dei Sistemi SpA Ground Penetrating Radar MN 2009 056 10 HW Himod france

RIS Hi-Mod user manual

Tot pag. N°. = 41  - PRO/010/M1 Rev 4 -  INGEGNERIA DEI SISTEMI S.p.A.   Rev. 1.0 Protocol: MN/2009/056  “RIS Hi-Mod System Installation Guide and User Manual                                                Pisa, August 2009  RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   2 / 41 Document Evolution Revision  Date  Reason for change Rev. 1.0  August 2009  First edition       OUR CONTACTS  IDS Ingegneria dei Sistemi S.p.A. – GeoRadar Division Via Sterpulino, 20 56121 Ospedaletto (PISA) - ITALIA Tel: +39.050.967111 Fax: +39.050.967121 inforis@ids-spa.it  Customer Care department: customercare.gpr@ids-spa.it Tel.: +39.050.967122  Sales & Marketing department: sales.gpr@ids-spa.it Tel.: +39.050.967123/24/43
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   3 / 41 DISCLAIMER  IDS  WILL  NOT  BE  HELD  RESPONSIBLE  FOR  THE  CONSEQUENCES  OF  AN IMPROPER USE OF THE EQUIPMENT AND/OR THE SOFTWARE.  THIS  SOFTWARE  MAY  INCLUDE  AUTOMATED  DATA  PROCESSING  AND ANALYSIS TOOLS.  WHILE  EVERY  EFFORT  IS  MADE  TO  ENSURE  THE  ACCURACY  OF  THE INFORMATION  PROVIDED  BY  THOSE  TOOLS,  THEY  MUST  NOT  BE INTENDED AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR INTELLIGENT ANALYSIS; RATHER, THEY HAVE  TO  BE  INTENDED  AS  AN  ADVISOR  AND  THE  USER  MUST  NOT COMPLETELY  RELY  ON  THE  RESULTS  PROVIDED BY  THEM  TO GIVE  THE COMPLETE ANSWER. IDS  INGEGNERIA  DEI  SISTEMI  SPA  ASSUMES  NO  LIABILITY  FOR  ANY DIRECT,  INDIRECT,  SPECIAL,  INCIDENTAL OR  CONSEQUENTIAL  DAMAGES OR  INJURIES  CAUSED  BY  SUCH  RELIANCE  ON  THE  ACCURACY, RELIABILITY,  OR  TIMELESS  OF  THE  INFORMATION  PROVIDED  BY  THOSE TOOLS. ANY PERSON OR ENTITY WHO RELIES ON INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE AUTOMATED DATA PROCESSING/ANALYSIS TOOLS ONLY, DOES SO AT HIS OR HER OWN RISK
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   4 / 41 SAFETY INFORMATION   The  equipment  conforms  to  the  following  requirements  set  by  EC regulations,  including  subsequent  modifications,  and  to  the  legislation  set by the member states that implement these regulations:  1999/05/EEC Radio Directive Warning:  this  equipment  is  destined  for  use  in  industrial  environments (Class  A  apparatus).  In  residential,  commercial  and  light  industry environments, this apparatus may generate radio interference: in this case, the  user  may  be  required  to  operate  while  taking  appropriate countermeasures. The apparatus is sensitive to the presence of external electromagnetic fields, which may reduce its performance.
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   5 / 41  IMPORTANT NOTE FOR THE US CUSTOMERS  FCC ID: UFW-Hi-Mod This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules: Operation is subject to the following conditions: 1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and 2.  This  device  must  accept  any  interference  received,  Including  interference  that  may  cause  undesired operation Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. Operation  of  this  device  is  restricted  to  law  enforcement,  fire  and  rescue  officials,  scientific  research institutes,  commercial  mining  companies,  and construction  companies.  Operation  by any  other  party  is  a violation of 47 U.S.C. § 301 and could subject the operator to serious legal penalties. Coordination Requirements. (a) UWB imaging systems require coordination through the FCC before the equipment may be used. The operator shall comply with any constraints on equipment usage resulting from this coordination. (b)  The  users  of  UWB  imaging  devices  shall  supply  detailed  operational  areas  to  the  FCC  Office  of Engineering  and Technology  who shall coordinate this information with the Federal Government through the National Telecommunications and  Information Administration. The information provided by the  UWB operator shall  include the  name,  address  and  other  pertinent  contact  information  of  the  user,  the desired geographical area of operation, and the FCC ID number and other nomenclature of the UWB device. This material shall be submitted to the following address: Frequency Coordination Branch., OET Federal Communications Commission 445 12th Street, SW Washington, D.C. 20554 ATTN: UWB Coordination (d)  Users  of  authorized,  coordinated  UWB  systems  may  transfer  them  to  other  qualified  users  and  to different locations upon coordination of change of ownership or location to the FCC and coordination with existing authorized operations. (e)  The  NTIA/FCC  coordination  report  shall  include  any  needed  constraints  that  apply  to  day-to-day operations.  Such  constraints  could  specify  prohibited  areas of  operations  or  areas located  near  authorized radio  stations  for which  additional  coordination  is  required  before  operation  of  the  UWB  equipment.  If additional local coordination is required, a local coordination contact will be provided. (f) The coordination of routine UWB operations shall not take longer than 15 business days from the receipt of the  coordination request by NTIA. Special temporary operations may be handled with an expedited turn-around  time  when  circumstances  warrant.  The  operation  of  UWB  systems  in  emergency  situations involving the safety of life or property may occur without coordination provided  a notification procedure,  similar to that contained in CFR47 Section 2.405(a)-(e), is followed by the UWB equipment user.  Notice: Use of this device as a wall imaging system is prohibited by FCC regulations.
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   6 / 41   ! WARNING   CLEANING INFORMATION  Before  cleaning  any  external  parts  of  the  apparatus,  make  sure that  all  cables  have  been  disconnected,  including  the  power supply cable. If a damp cloth is used, make sure it is not too wet, to  avoid  any  damage  to  the  electrical  components  of  the equipment.  Wait  until  the  equipment  is  totally  dry  before reconnecting the cables. The Detector Duo should be cleaned periodically using a damp cloth. Do not use solvents or abrasive detergents. Do  not  apply  liquid  directly  to  the  electrical  contacts  of  the various  connectors.  If  a  specific  spray  is  used  to clean  the  PC TFT monitor, make sure it is not flammable; ion any case, do not spray it directly on the screen, instead, spray it onto the cleaning cloth.
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   7 / 41     BATTERIES REMOVAL INFORMATION  Laptop Batteries: Manufacturer: PANASONIC Type: Li-ion Ni Characteristics: 10.65V 5.7Ah Removal instructions: 1. turn off the laptop; 2. open the drawer with the symbol of the batteries; 3. extract the battery pack pulling the tab.   Radar batteries: Manufacturer: FIAMM FG21202 / SAFT MP176065 Type: rechargeable lead acid / rechargeable lithium-ion Characteristics: 12V & 12Ah / 15V & 6.8Ah Removal instructions: 1. disconnect the battery from the instrument: a. pull the connector wings; b. separate the connectors; 2. remove the battery from the cover (optional) opening the strap.
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   8 / 41     RECICLYING   The crossed out wheeled bin symbol shown on the equipment indicates that the product must be recycled separately from other waste at the end of its useful life.  Separate waste disposal of this product at the end of  its useful  life will be organised  and  managed  by  IDS.  When  you  decide  to  dispose  of  the equipment, contact IDS and follow the system that IDS has set up to permit the separate collection of the apparatus at its life end.  Adequate  separate  collection  for  its  subsequent  recycling,  treatment  and environmental  friendly  disposal  contribute  towards  avoiding  any unnecessary effects on the environment and to health and favour the reuse or recycling of the materials that make up the equipment. Unauthorised disposal of  this  product  as  unsorted  waste  by  its  possessor  will  lead  to  an administrative penalty foreseen by national regulations.
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   9 / 41  WARRANTY CERTIFICATE CONDITIONS  1) IDS  Ingegneria dei  Sistemi  S.p.A,  hereinafter  referred  to  as  IDS,  warrants  hardware/software products for a period of 12 months from the delivery date to the original customer; 2) The delivery date is certified by the “ Warranty Registration Form”; 3) IDS’s  hardware  products  will  be  free  from  defects  in  materials  workmanship  under  normal  use and service; 4) IDS’s obligation is limited to repairing or replacing parts or equipment which are returned to IDS, without  alteration  or  further  damage,  and  which  in  IDS  s  judgment,  were  defective  or  became defective during normal use; 5) IDS’ software will have to be installed on a PC according to the requirement of the IDS hardware ( see IDS User’s Guide the Software Data Acquisition); 6) IDS’ s software products designed by IDS for use  for IDS hardware products are warranted not to fail to execute their programming instructions due to defects during the  warranty period, provided they are properly installed on IDS hardware products. IDS does not warrant if the IDS software will be used and operated in hardware and software combinations not selected by IDS; 7) IDS  does  not  assumes any  liability  for  any  direct,  indirect,  special,  incidental  or consequential damages or injuries  caused by proper or improper operation of its equipment  whether defective or not defective; 8) This  software  may  include  automated  data processing  and  analysis  tools.  While  every  effort  is made to ensure the accuracy of the information provided by those tools, they must not be intended as  a substitute  for  intelligent  analysis;  rather,  they have  to  be  intended  as  an advisor and  the user must not completely rely on the results provided by them to give the complete answer. IDS assumes no liability for any direct, indirect special, incidental or consequential damages or injuries caused by such reliance on the accuracy, reliability, or timeliness of the information provided by those tools. Any  person  or  entity  who  relies  on  information  obtained  from  the  automated  data processing/analysis tools only, does so at his or her own risk; 9) IDS’s warranty does not extend and shall not apply to: a) Products which have been repaired or altered by other than IDS personnel; b) Products which have been subjected to misuse, neglect, accident or improper installation; c) Products  in  which  have  been  installed  Hardware/Software  accessories  not  supplied  by  IDS and/or without any approval by IDS; d) Products  which  have been  connected  to  equipment  different  from  the  ones  supplied  by IDS (except the PC data Logger which must conform to IDS specifications; e) Products which have been damaged by natural disaster or calamities. 10) Before  returning  any equipment to IDS , you have to contact the  IDS Customer Care Office that will authorize you to return the material to be repaired; 11)  Once the parts/equipment to be repaired arrive to IDS, IDS may inspect the defective products to verify they  are  eligible  for repair or replacement. All packing must be saved  for inspection purpose in order to assist IDS to understand the cause of the defects. IDS, will not be obliged to repair, or replace  for  products  returned  as  defective but  damaged  from  abuse,  misuse,  negligence  ,  accident loss or damage in transit; 12) The  final  clients,  is  responsible  for  ensuring  the  defective  products  returned  to  be  properly packaged; 13)  The above warranty  are  sole  and  exclusive,  and no  other warranty,  whether written  or  oral,  is expressed or implied.
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   10 / 41  INDEX 1. Hardware equipment of the Hi-MOD system.........................................................13 1.1 One antenna equipment and configuration ........................................................13 1.1.1 Assemblage instructions............................................................................14 1.1.2 Wiring......................................................................................................18 1.2 Two antennas equipment and configuration.......................................................20 1.2.1 Assemblage instructions............................................................................20 1.2.2 Wiring......................................................................................................23 1.3 Three antennas equipment and configuration ....................................................25 1.3.1 Assemblage instructions............................................................................25 1.3.2 Wiring......................................................................................................27 1.4 Four antennas equipment and configuration .....................................................29 1.4.1 Assemblage instructions............................................................................29 1.4.2 Wiring......................................................................................................29 2. The DAD Control Unit..............................................................................................31 2.1 The Notebook Computer.....................................................................................33 2.1.1 Panasonic Toughbook rugged tablet PC......................................................33 2.2 Connecting the DAD Control Unit - Notebook Computer..................................34 2.3 Wireless connection ............................................................................................37 3. On line assistance.......................................................................................................39 3.1 Remote assistance using Webex Support Center ................................................39 3.1.1 How to use the Webex service....................................................................39  FIGURES INDEX FIG. 1-1 – EQUIPM ENT PROVIDED FOR MONO ANTENNA CONFIGURATION.13 FIG. 1-2 – RUDDER IN M ONO ANTENNA CONFIGURATION ................................14 FIG. 1-3 – RUDDER KNOBS: BIGGER ONE ON THE LEFT, SMALLER ONE ON THE RIGHT ..............................................................................................................14 FIG. 1-4 – ANTENNA FRAM E EQUIPM ENT ...............................................................15 FIG. 1-5 – JUNCTION PIPES IN POSITION AND CLOSED FRAM E.........................15 FIG. 1-6 – INSERTION OF THE RUDDER....................................................................16 FIG. 1-7 – CLOSE UP OF THE M ETALLIC FRAM ES (UP) AND LOCKING DEVICE (DOWN)....................................................................................................................16 FIG. 1-8 – INSERTION OF THE ANTENNA AND CLOSE UP OF THE HOOK ........17 FIG. 1-9 – INSERTION OF THE DAD CONTROL UNIT AND BATTERY ................17
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   11 / 41 FIG. 1-10 – M ETRIC WHEEL CABLE ...........................................................................18 FIG. 1-11 – ANTENNA CABLE IN PLACE...................................................................18 FIG. 1-12 – BATTERY CABLE AND LAN CABLE......................................................19 FIG. 1-13 – EQUIPM ENT PROVIDED FOR THE TWO ANTENNAS CONFIGURATION ..................................................................................................20 FIG. 1-14 – TWO ANTENNAS RUDDER CONFIGURATION.....................................21 FIG. 1-15 – TWO ANTENNAS FRAM E EQUIPM ENT.................................................21 FIG. 1-16 – M AKING THE TWO ANTENNAS FRAM E...............................................22 FIG. 1-17 – INSERTION AND LOCKING OF THE RUDDER .....................................22 FIG. 1-18 – INSERTION OF THE ANTENNAS AND CLOSE-UP OF THE HOOK....23 FIG. 1-19 – DAD UNIT POSITIONING AND BATTERY BAGS .................................23 FIG. 1-20 – ANTENNA CABLES....................................................................................24 FIG. 1-21 - EQUIPM ENT PROVIDED FOR THE THREE ANTENNAS CONFIGURATION ..................................................................................................25 FIG. 1-22 – SIDE ANTENNA FRAM ES PARTS............................................................26 FIG. 1-23 – SIDE ANTENNA FRAM E............................................................................26 FIG. 1-24 – M AIN FRAM E “MUSHROOM S” & LOCKING DEVICE.........................27 FIG. 1-25 - INSERTION OF ONE ANTENNA AND CLOSE-UP OF THE HOOK ......27 FIG. 1-26 – ANTENNA CABLES....................................................................................28 FIG. 1-27 – THREE ANTENNAS CONFIGURATION ..................................................28 FIG. 1-28 - EQUIPM ENT PROVIDED FOR THE FOUR ANTENNAS CONFIGURATION ..................................................................................................29 FIG. 1-29 – ANTENNA CABLES....................................................................................30 FIG. 1-30 – FOUR ANTENNAS CONFIGURATION ....................................................30 FIG. 2-1 – DAD SIDE FAST WAVE WITH BATTERY PORT, LAN PORT AND WIRELESS CONNECTOR......................................................................................31 FIG. 2-2 – –DAD SIDE FAST WAVE WITH CONNECTIONS TO POSITION SENSOR AND ANTENNAE....................................................................................32 FIG. 2-3 – EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA WITH A 19 POLE CONNECTOR AND POSSIBILITY OF A CASCADE CONNECTION...................................................32 FIG. 2-4 – 19-11 POLE ADAPTOR.................................................................................33 FIG. 2-5 – PANASONIC TOUGHBOOK CF-19.............................................................34 FIG. 2-6 – LAN CABLE...................................................................................................35 FIG. 2-7 – LAN CABLE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE NOTEBOOK COMPUTER AND THE DAD CONTROL UNIT..........................................................................35 FIG. 2-8 – BATTERY CABLE.........................................................................................35 FIG. 2-9 – CONNECTING THE DAD CONTROL UNIT TO THE BATTERY PACK AND SWITCHING ON BUTTON (RED COLOR).................................................36 FIG. 2-11 – WIRELESS PORT TO BE ACTIVATED ON CF-19..................................37 FIG. 2-12 – WIRELESS CONNECTION ON THE DAD................................................38 FIG. 2-13 – CONFIGURATION FILE FOR WIRELESS CONNECTION.....................38 FIG. 3-1 – M AIL SENT BY IDS TO THE CLIENT........................................................39
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   12 / 41 FIG. 3-2 – CLIENT DATA INSERTION FORM.............................................................40 FIG. 3-3 – WEBEX SET UP WINDOW...........................................................................40 FIG. 3-4 – WELCOM E TO WEBEX SUPPORT CENTER WINDOW..........................41 FIG. 3-5 – COMMAND ACCEPTANCE WINDOW ......................................................41
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   13 / 41 1. HARDWARE EQUIPMENT OF THE HI-MOD SYSTEM Hi-MOD  system  offers  you  the  possibility  to  choose  up  to  four  different equipments,  matching  the  number  of  antennas  you  want to  use. This  handbook shows  y ou  the  equipment  you  will  receive  and  guides  you  through  the configuration of your hardware. 1.1  One antenna equipment and configuration Fig.  1-1  shows  you  the  equipment  you  will  receive  for  your  mono  antenna configuration. The equipment is composed of: • A Rudder • Two Wheel frames • Two Junction pipes • An Antenna and its cable • A Battery  and its cable • DAD control unit  • LAN cable     Fig. 1-1 – Equipment provided for mono antenna configuration  Rudder Wheel frames Antenna Cable LAN Cable Battery Cable Antenna Battery  and DAD Junction Pipes
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   14 / 41 1.1.1 Assemblage instructions First you have to set the rudder in its mono antenna setting. The rudder has two free bars and four knobs (Fig. 1-2). The bigger ones must be screwed in vertically  to block the free bars in place while the little ones can be screwed in two different  position: if placed on the inside p art of the frame you will get the mono or three antenna configuration (Fig. 1-3); if placed on the external p art of the frame you  will get the two or four antenna configuration (Fig. 1-14).   Fig. 1-2 – Rudder in mono antenna configuration         Fig. 1-3 – Rudder knobs: bigger one on the left, smaller one on the right
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   15 / 41 Now  you  have  to  build  the  frame  carrying  the  antenna:  y ou  will  need  the equipment  shown  in  Fig.  1-4.  Take  one  of  the  wheel  frame  and  screw  the  two junction pipes in it, then close the frame with the other wheel part (Fig. 1-5).   Fig. 1-4 – Antenna frame equipment  Fig. 1-5 – Junction pipes in position and closed frame  Place the rudder into the metallic  junctions of the wheel frame as shown in Fig. 1-6 then insert the two locking devices shown in Fig. 1-7 in the metallic junctions. The  locking  devices  are  the  two  knobs with  a  little  button  in their  centres: you have to push it , insert the knob in place and then release it.
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   16 / 41  Fig. 1-6 – Insertion of the rudder   Fig. 1-7 – Close up of the metallic frames (up) and locking device (down)
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   17 / 41 Take the antenna and make  it slide  in the frame from b ehind. R emember to p ut and remove the antenna always from the rear p art of the frame. When the antenn a is in place lock it around the two junction pipes using its four hooks (Fig. 1-8).   Fig. 1-8 – Insertion of the antenna and close up of the hook  Finally p ut the DAD Control unit inside the box in the middle of the rudder (Fig. 1-9) and the battery in one of the two small black bags.   Fig. 1-9 – Insertion of the DAD Control Unit and battery
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   18 / 41 1.1.2 Wiring Once the DAD unit is in p lace y ou have to connect it with the metric wheel, the antenna, the battery and your laptop. The metric wheel cable is located on one of the wheel frames. Let it p ass through the black strip on the rudder until y ou reach the first ferrite then link the connector with the Wheel p ort of the DAD unit (Fig. 1-10).   Fig. 1-10 – Metric wheel cable  Take  the  Antenna  cable  and  link  the  IN  port  of  the  antenna  box  with  the ANT1/CHAIN port of the DAD unit (Fig. 1-11).  Fig. 1-11 – Antenna cable in place
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   19 / 41 Battery cable has two connectors of different shapes in order to help you: one of them must be linked with the battery, the other one with the DAD unit (Fig. 1-12).   Fig. 1-12 – Battery cable and LAN cable  Fig. 1-12 shows also the LAN cable connector. You have to link the other end of this cable with the LAN port of your laptop. You can find more info about the DAD unit and its cable conn ectors in Chapter 2: The DAD control unit.
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   20 / 41 1.2 Two antennas equipment and configuration Fig.  1-13  shows  you  the  equipment  y ou  will  receive  for  y our  two  antennas configuration. The equipment is composed of: • A Rudder • Two Wheeled frames • One non-Wheeled frame • Four Junction pipes • Two Antennas and their cables (one short, one long) • Two Batteries and their cable • DAD control unit  • LAN cable   Fig. 1-13 – Equipment provided for the two antennas configuration  1.2.1 Assemblage instructions First you have to set the rudder in its two antennas setting. The rudder has two free bars and four knobs (Fig. 1-2). The b igger ones must be screwed  in vertically to block the free bars in place while the  little ones can be screwed  in two different  position: if placed on the inside p art of the frame you will get the mono or three antenna configuration (Fig. 1-3); if placed on the external p art of the frame you  will get the two or four antenna configuration (Fig. 1-14). Rudder Wheeled frames Antennas Junction Pipes Non-wheeled frame DAD unit & Batteries Battery & LAN cables Antenna cables
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   21 / 41   Fig. 1-14 – Two antennas rudder configuration  To build the frame carrying the antennas y ou need the  equipment shown in Fig. 1-15.   Fig. 1-15 – Two Antennas frame equipment   Take one of the wheeled frames and screw two junction pipes in it. Connect these pipes with the non-wheeled frame (the white spots on it show you which side goes  down). Link the other two junction pip es and finally close the box with the other wheeled frame.  Fig. 1-16 shows you how to build the box. Now take the rudder and put it in the metallic junctions of the wheeled frames. B e sure to lock it with the knobs showed in Fig. 1-17. The  locking  devices  are  the  two  knobs with  a  little  button  in their  centres: you have to push it , insert the knob in place and then release it.
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   22 / 41  Fig. 1-16 – Making the two antennas frame   Fig. 1-17 – Insertion and locking of the rudder  Take the antennas and make them slide in the frame from b ehind. Remember to put  and  remove  the  antennas  always  from the  rear part  of  the  frame.  When  the antennas are in place lock them  around the four junction pipes using their hooks  (Fig. 1-18).
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   23 / 41  Fig. 1-18 – Insertion of the antennas and close-up of the hook  Place the DAD control unit inside the box on the rudd er and the batteries in the two little black bags (Fig. 1-19).   Fig. 1-19 – DAD unit positioning and Battery bags  1.2.2 Wiring Battery, wheel and LAN cables are linked to the DAD control unit as in the mono  antenna configuration (see Par 1.1.2 Wiring for further instruction). In the two antennas configuration you have two antenna  cables. The longer one must connect the ANT1/CHAIN p ort of the DAD unit with the IN port of the first antenna on the left; the shorter cable makes a cascade connection linking the OUT port of the first antenna with the IN port of the second one (Fig. 1-20).
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   24 / 41     Fig. 1-20 – Antenna cables  You can find more info about the DAD unit and its cable conn ectors in Chapter 2: The DAD control unit.
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   25 / 41 1.3 Three antennas equipment and configuration Fig.  1-21  shows  you  the  equipment  you  will  receive  for  y our  three  antennas configuration. The equipment is composed of: • A Rudder • Four Wheeled frames (two of them with battery bags) • Two non-Wheeled frames • Six Junction pipes • Three Antennas and their cables (two short, one long) • Two Batteries and their cable • DAD control unit  • LAN cable   Fig. 1-21 - Equipment provided for the three antennas configuration  1.3.1 Assemblage instructions First you must set the system in its mono  antenna configuration (see Par 1.1.1), then you have to build the frames for the antennas on the side. Equipment needed for the side frames is shown in Fig. 1-22. Antenna cables Rudder  Batteries  & DAD Non-wheeled frames Wheeled frames Antennas  Battery  & LAN cables Junction pipes
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   26 / 41  Fig. 1-22 – Side antenna frames parts  Take  one  of  the  wheeled  frames  and  screw  two  junction  pipes  in  it.  After  that close the box using one of the non-wheeled frames as shown in Fig. 1-23.   Fig. 1-23 – Side antenna frame  Unite  the  side  frame  with the  central  one  by  linking  the  metallic  locks  with the wheels “mushrooms”. Lock up the structure by turning the switches (Fig. 1-24). Do the same operations to build and p lace the box on the other side.
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   27 / 41  Fig. 1-24 – Main frame “mushrooms” & locking device  Take the antennas and make them slide in the side frames from beh ind. Remember to put and remove the antennas always from the rear part of the frames. When the antennas are in place lock them around the junction p ipes using their hooks (Fig. 1-25).   Fig. 1-25 - Insertion of one antenna and close-up of the hook  1.3.2 Wiring Battery, wheel and LAN cables are linked to the DAD control unit as in the mono  antenna configuration (see Par 1.1.2 Wiring for further instruction). In  the  three  antennas  configuration  y ou  have  three  antenna  cables.  To  make  a cascade  connection between the antennas you have to link the longer cable from the ANT1/CHAIN port of the DAD unit to the IN port of the leftmost antenna; use the two short cable to link OUT and IN ports of each adjacent antenna (Fig. 1-26). The complete three antenna configuration in shown in Fig. 1-27. “Mushroom”  Locking device
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   28 / 41      Fig. 1-26 – Antenna cables   Fig. 1-27 – Three antennas configuration  You can find more info about the DAD unit and its cable conn ectors in Chapter 2: The DAD control unit.
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   29 / 41 1.4 Four antennas equipment and configuration Fig.  1-28  shows  you  the  equipment  you  will  receive  for  your  four  antennas  configuration. The equipment is composed of: • A Rudder • Four Wheeled frames (two of them with battery bags) • Three non-Wheeled frames (two of them with metallic lock devices) • Eight Junction p ipes • Four Antennas and their cables (three short, one long) • Two Batteries and their cable • DAD control unit • LAN cable.   Fig. 1-28 - Equipment provided for the four antennas configuration  1.4.1 Assemblage instructions First  of  all  follow  the  instruction  to  set  the  system  in  the  two  antennas configuration  (see  Par  1.2.1).  Then  build  and  place  the  two  side  frames  as described in Par. 1.3.1. Finally insert the third and forth antenna in the side frames. 1.4.2 Wiring Battery, wheel and LAN cables are linked to the DAD control unit as in the mono  antenna configuration (see Par 1.1.2 for further instruction). Rudder  Antenna cables Antennas  Batteries & DAD control unit Non-wheeled frames Battery and LAN cables Junction pipes  Wheeled frames
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   30 / 41 In  the  four  antennas  configuration  you  have  four  antenna  cables.  To  make  a cascade  connection between the antennas you have to link the longer cable from the ANT1/CHAIN port of the DAD unit to the IN port of the leftmost antenna; use the  three  short  cable  to  link  OUT  and  IN  ports  of  each  adjacent  antenna  (Fig. 1-29). Fig. 1-30 shows the complete four antenna configuration.  Fig. 1-29 – Antenna cables  Fig. 1-30 – Four antennas configuration You can find more info about the DAD unit and its cable conn ectors in Chapter 2: The DAD control unit.
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   31 / 41 2. THE DAD CONTROL UNIT  The DAD Control Unit is the control unit responsible for directing the  antennas  and digitalising the acquired radar data. The DAD Control Unit has the following ports • Lan Port for a network connection to the Notebook Computer • Battery Port  to connect the battery  • Wheel Port  to connect the p osition sensor wheel • Ant.1/CHAINE - Ant.2 for radar antenna connection  • Power switch with pilot light  • Wireless antenna connector   -  Fig. 2-1 – DAD side Fast Wave with Battery Port, Lan Port and wireless connector  LAN port Battery Port Start up button  Wireless antenna connector Wireless plug
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   32 / 41  Fig. 2-2 – –DAD side Fast Wave with connections to position sensor and antennae  Considering  the  type  of  available  antenna,  the  following  combinations  are possible:  1. Ant.1 (connector with 19 poles) This  kind  of  connector  may  be  connected  to  the  following  categories  of radar antennae.   Entire range of TR IDS antennae that has a 19 p ole connector and foresee  a  cascade  conn ection,  Fig.  2-3  shows  an  example  of  a  an antennae with a 19 pole connector with a cascade connection.    Fig. 2-3 – Example of antenna with a 19 pole connector and possibility of a cascade connection  Ant1 and  Ant 2 Connectors Wheel Port For DAD connection or toward another antenna To connect the other antenna
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   33 / 41  Entire range of TR IDS antennae that have an  11 pole conn ector, if supplied with an appropriate 19-11 pole adaptor (Fig. 2-4).   Fig. 2-4 – 19-11 pole Adaptor  2. Ant.2 (11 pole connector) This  kind  of  connector  may  have  the  following  antenna  radar  categories  connected  Entire  range  of    mono   static TR  IDS antennae  with  an  11  pole connector   Entire  range  of TR  IDS antennae  with  internal  or  external multiplex and an 11 p ole connector  2.1 The Notebook Computer The K2_FW acquisition  SW  is  installed  on  a Notebook  Computer. This  SW  is  dedicated to the specific phases of setting up, acquiring and saving radar data. IDS recommends to use one of the two following lap tops: 2.1.1 Panasonic Toughbook rugged tablet PC The Panasonic Toughbook CF-19 PC (Fig. 2-5), has the following characteristics: • CPU: 1.6GHz Intel Core Duo. • Operating System: W indows XP Professional SP2. • RAM/Expandable to: 512M B SDRAM  (DDR2)/4GB • Hard  Drive/Speed:  80GB  shock-proof  (mounted  on  a  gel  sup port  or equivalent). • Optical Drive: 2.4X DVD+R DL • Display Resolution: 10.4 inches/1024 x 768
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   34 / 41 • Graphics/Video  Memory:  Intel  945GM   video  accelerator  with  up  to 128M B shared video memory • Wireless  Networking:  WLAN  802.11a/b/g,  Bluetooth  2.0,  Optional WWAN (EVDO, HSDPA) and GPS • Ports: Two USB 2.0, Firewire, Ethernet, modem, h eadphone, mic, docking connector • Card Slots: PC Card Type II, SD Card slot • Weight: 5 pounds • Size: 10.7 x 8.5 x 1.9 inch es • Warranty/Support:  Three-year  limited  warranty, parts  and  labor  lifetime toll-free 24/7. • Battery Life (Wi-Fi On/Off): 5h / 6h about • Environmental: Water-proof (IP54)   Fig. 2-5 – Panasonic Toughbook CF-19   ! NOTE  No  communication  software  of  the  type  Firewall,  WiFi  or Antivirus p rotection may be installed on the comp uter; these typ es of SW enter into conflict with the K2_FW acquisition SW. IDS  takes  no  responsibility  for  any  functional  conflicts  that  may occur between their own software and any other software installed by  the  user  onto  the Notebook  Computer.  IDS  doesn’t  guarantee that  equipment  performance  will  be  maintained  using configurations different from those recommended.  2.2 Connecting the DAD Control Unit - Notebook Computer The following describes how to cable the DAD Control Unit to the Notebook Computer  • Use the Lan Cable (Fig. 2-6) to connect the DAD Control Unit and the Notebook Computer as shown in (Fig. 2-7)
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   35 / 41  Fig. 2-6 – Lan Cable     Fig. 2-7 – Lan Cable connection between the Notebook Computer and the DAD Control Unit   • Connect  the DAD  Control  Unit to the Battery using  the Battery Cable  (Fig. 2-8) as shown in (Fig. 2-9)   Fig. 2-8 – Battery Cable
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   36 / 41  Fig. 2-9 – Connecting the DAD Control Unit to the battery pack and switching on button (red color)  Press the red button to switch on the DAD control unit (Fig. 2-9). This button has to be kept pressed until the blue on switch lights up. If the K2_FW software is not activated within 30 seconds, the indicator light will start to flash. As soon as the K2_FW  software  is  activated  the  indicator  light  stop s  flashing  and  appears  a constant  blue  light.  If,  however,  the  Software  is  not  activated  within  about  2 minutes  30  seconds,  the  DAD  unit  will  automatically  shut  down.  Once  the K2_FW software has been shut down, the indicator will flash for about 30 seconds  and will automatically shut down after 2 minutes.   !  W AR NI NG   DON’T  CONNECT  the Battery Cable  to the Remote  connector found on each IDS TR antenna; IDS declines any  responsibility for damage caused to the system due to erroneous connections.
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   37 / 41 2.3 Wireless connection Here below y ou can see the requirements and steps to connect by wireless DAD to PC: 1) System  requirement:  wireless  network  board  of  PC  must  supp ort network protocol typ e 802.11g. 2) Disconnect Lan cable from DAD and from PC. 3) Connect the wireless plug on LAN port of the DAD (Fig. 2-1 e F ig. 2-11). 4) Activate  wireless  network  on PC  choosing  “ON”  with the  button  on relative p ort shown in in Fig. 2-10. 5) Set  up  wireless  board  on  PC  with  the  following  IP  address: 192.168.200.195. 6) Disable  all  boards  present  within  “network  connections”  window  on PC. 7) Switch off PC and reboot operating system. 8) Enable wireless board. 9) Switch on the DAD. 10) Wait for sign al on PC of activating conn ection RIS K2. 11) Launch  K2_FW  software  icon  setting  up  as  configuration  file “TRMF_HiM od_1A_WiFi (see Fig. 2-12).   Fig. 2-10 – Wireless port to be activated on CF-19  WIRELESS ON
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   38 / 41    Fig. 2-11 – Wireless connection on the DAD   Fig. 2-12 – Configuration file for wireless connection  Once the Notebook Computer has been switched on, and the start up button on the DAD unit has been pressed (a blue indicator light will be continuously lit), open the K2_FW acquisition software by  clicking on the desktop  icon.
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   39 / 41 3. ON LINE ASSISTANCE 3.1 Remote assistance using Webex Support Center Webex Supp ort Center is a service that allows the activation of a two host session, making  an  app lication  or  the  desktop  available  to  the  other  user  or  letting  you cap ture another remote desktop. It can be used to perform web conferences and p resentations. It is easy to use thanks to its simple and intuitive interface. Since there  are no firewalls or other types of network configurations, it is a fast  and secure means of reaching any client host in any part of the world. In fact, the client  only  has  to  accept  to  download  a  small  p lug  used  to  permit  the  service authentication and functioning.  3.1.1 How to use the Webex service  You  will  receive  an  email  from  ID S  Customer  Care  containing  a  link  to  the support session (see Fig. 3-1).   Fig. 3-1 – Mail sent by IDS to the client
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   40 / 41 Once  you  have  clicked  on  the  link  sent  by  email,  the  following  window  will appear. Insert your data into the form (see Fig. 3-2).   Fig. 3-2 – Client data insertion form   Once  you  have  clicked Submit, the  following  page  will  appear showing  a downloading bar. The session starts as soon as the download is comp lete. (see Fig. 3-3).   Fig. 3-3 – Webex Set up window
IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S.p.A.  Protocol: MN/2009/056 - Rev. 1.0 RIS Hi-Mod  - Installation Guide and User Manual   41 / 41 As you can see fro m the following screen, (Fig. 3-4) you are given a console, just  containing the Chat, Video and Leave Session commands.   Fig. 3-4 – Welcome to Webex Support Center window  At  this point,  IDS  Customer  Care  can   perform  a  range  of  op erations  on  y our desktop: • Request control of the desktop using the Request Control command. • Give you control of the IDS desktop using the Share Control command. • Request to display the remote desktop using Request View. • Share the visualisation of the IDS desktop  using Share View. Before  each  command  is  activated,  you  are  asked  for  confirmation  through  the following window (Fig. 3-5).   Fig. 3-5 – Command acceptance window

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