SubSurface Instruments AML Bedienungsanleitung Seite 7

1 - easY BatterY access
Powered by a convenient 9-volt battery system, the AML features long, powerful on-the-
job usage between battery changes.
2 - ergOnOmic handle
Ergonomic handle provides a firm grip in any weather condition.
3 - pOwer & 4-pOsitiOn sensitivitY switch
This switch controls the unit's power supply and sensitivity. Once the unit is on,
the operator can choose the appropriate sensitivity setting depending on each job's
conditions.
4 - right side & leFt side target indicatOrs
Easy to read left and right LED target indicators identify when an object has been
located, and when the object is in parallel with the AML. Audio and laser target
indicators work in unison with the right and left LEDs to alert the operator of an
object's presence, and to place its location.
5 - led pOwer indicatOr
The power indicator emits a bright green LED light when the unit is on. This LED also
serves as the battery life indicator, and flashes when battery power is low.
6 - lightweight, duraBle cOnstructiOn
The brightly colored AML is constructed from lightweight, shock-resistant materials that
make it easy to use and handle throughout the work day.
7 - grOund-penetrating, ultra-high radiO FreQuencY transmitter
Using advanced circuit board technology, a powerful 2.4 GHz ground-penetrating, ultra-
high frequency locates objects. Man-made objects or conditions with a straight edge
create a change in conductivity, density and/or permeability from surrounding materials,
causing a reflection or refraction that is detected by the AML.
8 - laser target indicatOr
An easy-to-see laser indicator marks the target position on the ground when an object
has been detected.
9 - ultra-high radiO FreQuencY receivers
Highly sensitive left and right side receivers intercept frequency reflections and
refractions set off by the edges of buried objects. When the unit is positioned over and
parallel to an object, both the left and right indicators are activated. The user can then
track the object in slow and deliberate movements, identifying its shape, location and
run direction.
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