Product Info
Table Of Contents
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 1 USERS OF THIS MANUAL
- 1.1. Purpose of this manual
- 1.2. End User
- 1.3. Training
- 1.4. Information
- 1.5. Disclaimer
- 2 DigiShot® Plus CE4 Tagger PRODUCT SAFETY
- 2.1. DetNet Safety Philosophy
- 2.2. User Safety
- 2.3. Product Safety
- 2.4. Transportation, Storage and Handling
- 2.5. Maintenance Schedule
- 2.6. Improper Use
- 2.7. Information in case of emergency
- 2.8. Warning, Caution, and Note Statements
- 2.9. RF compliance - FCC (USA) and ICES (Canada)
- 3 DigiShot® Plus CE4 Tagger General Information
- 3.1. Multiple Channel Mode
- 3.2. DigiShot® Plus CE4 Tagger Components
- 3.2.1. Harness wire terminals
- 3.2.2. Pogo pin connector
- 3.2.3. LED’s
- 3.2.4. LCD Screen
- 3.2.5. Soft Keys
- 3.2.6. Navigation and Numerical keys ((((
- 3.2.7. Enter key
- 3.2.8. Backspace Key
- 3.2.9. ESC key
- 3.2.10. ON/OFF key
- 3.2.11. FN key
- 3.2.12. USB connector port
- 3.2.13. Battery
- 3.2.14. Audio Tones
- 3.2.15. Vibration Signals
- 3.2.16. Visual Signals
- 3.2.17. Real Time Clock (RTC) Function
- 3.3. DigiShot® Plus CE4 Tagger Menu Navigation
- 3.4. Systems Notification/Quick info screen
- 4 DigiShot® Plus CE4 Tagger Accessories
- 4.1. External Battery Pack
- 4.2. Replaceable Top Connector
- 4.3. Surface Harness Wire
- 5 DigiShot® Plus CE4 Tagger Battery
- 5.1. Charging the DigiShot® Plus CE4 Tagger
- 5.2. Power DigiShot® Plus CE4 Tagger ON and OFF
- 6 Tagging DigiShot® Plus Detonators
- 6.1. New Design Screen
- 6.2. Tag Detonators
- 6.3. Tagging Screen Soft Key Options
- 6.4. Right or Left Side Definition
- 7 Testing DigiShot® Plus detonators
- 7.1. Test All in List
- 7.2. Test Row
- 7.3. Test Single Detonator
- 7.4. Autosearch
- 7.5. Leakage Test
- 7.6. Untagged Test
- 7.7. Check Pattern
- 8 View Design
- 8.1. View Design Soft Key Options
- 8.2. List Detonators
- 8.3. List Missing detonators
- 8.4. List New Detonators
- 8.5. List bad status
- 8.6. Blast Summary
- 8.7. Det Totals
- 9 System Information
- 10 Configuration Settings
- 10.1. DigiShot® Plus Setup
- 10.2. Device Setup
- 10.3. Advanced Setup
- 11 Troubleshooting
- 11.1. Troubleshooting during Tagging
- 11.2. Troubleshooting during Testing
- 11.3. Basic causes of leakage
- 11.4. Troubleshooting during Installation
- 12 Specifications
- 12.1. Temperature Limitations
- 12.2. Battery Life
- 12.3. Storing the DigiShot® Plus Tagger
- 12.4. Cleaning the DigiShot® Plus Tagger
- 12.5. Electrostatic Discharge, Over Voltage, Over Current and EMP Immunity
- 12.6. Inherent Safety
- 12.7. Safety Warnings
- 12.8. Maximum Dets vs Leakage for successful Blasting
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LEDs will illuminate to visually signal a change to the user.
A round blue LED ( ) and a triangular red LED ( ) will illuminate under the following conditions:
Successful tests or operations result in the blue LED illuminating until a new operation is performed or
until the screen is exited.
Unsuccessful tests or operations result in the red LED illuminating until a new operation is performed or
until the screen is exited.
When an error is accepted by the User, the red LED will switch off, and only if a test fails will the red
LED flash.
The red and blue LEDs will not illuminate simultaneously.
The DetNet Swirl shaped white LED will illuminate to indicate that the Tagger is charging.
The DigiShot
®
Plus CE4 Tagger contains an internal Real Time Clock (RTC), which is required for log keeping.
The user should manually confirm/set the time-zone on the DigiShot
®
Plus CE4 Tagger.
The time is automatically updated via the internal GPS.
The CE4 Tagger (version 4 and later) is equipped with a Near Field Communication (NFC) reader located on
the rear of the Tagger. NFC functionality will be activated in a future software release.
Wireless charging has been incorporated into the CE4 Tagger (version 4 and later) to allow the
unit to be charged using a commercially available authorised Qi wireless charging pad. (An
authorised Qi charger will display the Qi logo). This will allow the user to charge the Tagger
without the need for USB cables, and also ensures that the protective cover on the USB
connector remains closed and sealed in harsh environments.
The wireless charging receiver is situated on the rear of the Tagger. The receiver supports a power transfer of
5 W and can charge the Tagger with a current of 1A when ideal alignment, field coupling and matching is
achieved. Note that the maximum supported power transfer rate is not guaranteed given the matching and
alignment requirements that may not always be met. Therefore, the Tagger may take longer to charge wirelessly
than when connected to a USB cable / charger, where a charging current of up to 1A is readily obtained.