User's Manual

Receiver
24 DigiTrak
®
F5
®
Operator’s Manual
2 Point Calibration (In Ground)
Two-point calibration is rarely needed. If you must calibrate with the transmitter in the ground, use this
procedure with caution.
To Calibrate:
1. Position the receiver directly above an approximately level transmitter. See the locating section for
instructions on aligning the receiver directly above the transmitter.
2. Verify the signal strength at both calibration points (on the ground and raised 3 ft or 1 m) is between
300 and 950 points. If the signal strength is too high at the first calibration point, lift the receiver until
the signal is within an acceptable range. The second point for calibration will then be taken 3 ft (or 1
m) directly above the first point. If the signal is too low, you will have to pull back to calibrate.
3. Verify that roll and pitch values are being displayed on the receiver and that a steady signal is being
received from the transmitter.
4. Select the 2 Pt Calibration option from the calibration menu. The following screen will display.
2 Point Calibration, Obtain 1st Point
5. Click the trigger to obtain the first calibration point or toggle right and select the exit option to be
returned to the main menu.
After selecting the checkmark, the screen will show that the receiver is calibrating. Do not move the
receiver while it is calibrating.
The second calibration point screen will then appear.