RIDGID SeeSnake Max rM200 Manuel de l'opérateur télécharger pdf (Page 20)

20 – English – CS6

Line Tracing the Push Cable

You can locate the path of a pipe by line tracing the push

cable. This is especially useful for inspecting non-metal-

lic or non-conductive pipes. Line trace the push cable by

using a transmitter to induce current onto the push cable.

Note: The CS6 must be powered on and connected to a

SeeSnake camera reel and transmitter to line trace the

push cable.

To line trace the push cable, follow these steps:

1. Push the transmitter’s ground stake into the ground

and clip one of the transmitter’s leads to it.

2. Clip the other lead to the transmitter clip-on terminal

on the back of the CS6.

3. Power on the transmitter and set your desired fre-

quency. For best results, use frequencies 33 kHz

and higher.

4. Power on the receiver and set it to the same fre-

quency as the transmitter.

5. Trace the line.

Note: For additional instructions on line tracing, refer to

the manuals for the transmitter and receiver models you

are using.

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