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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Ensure DigiShot
®
Plus detonator connector is pushed down properly on the Pogo pin
connector before tagging detonators.
The first step in the tagging process, regardless of the mode (AUTO-TAG or SINGLE) is measuring of leakage.
Should the leakage be greater than 0.50mA, a leakage warning will be displayed.
Tagger vibrates to inform the user of an error condition.
Press to continue or ESC to abort tagging.
While the tagger waits for user-input, other key presses are ignored, as the user
must respond to the indicated problem with ENTER or ESCAPE.
On completion of the tagging process a message is displayed indicating the success or failure of the operation.
The possible failed messages could be any of the following:
a. “Leakage too high” - Tagger could not obtain a good det reply possibly due to
the excessively high leakage detected.
b. “Possibly many dets” - Possibly more than one det connected. Only one det
must be connected at a time.
c. “No det reply” – No detonator reply was detected, detonator could possibly be
faulty or not connected.