Installation Guide. Suitable for: OEM Integration OEM Installation Retro Fit Installation

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1 Installation Guide Suitable for: OEM Integration OEM Installation Retro Fit Installation DTI AngleBlaster release 1.1 DTI 2010

2 Overview Angleblaster Installation Guide A-1 To obtain the best accuracy from the DTI Angleblaster system please read and follow the installation instructions in this manual. The following components make up the DTI AngleBlaster System: (Since the DTI AngleBlaster is a custom reto fit, mounting hardware is not supplied.) USB Cable (Monitor) For Touch Screen application. Monitor Cable Connects Monitor to Computer. Power Wiring Harness 24 Volt power supply from Drill to Computer and Monitor. Monitor Mounting Bracket Mounts Monitor to cab interior (Adjustable). Computer Contains DTI AngleBlaster System software as viewed on monitor. (Factory installed software) Monitor Touch Screen (No external keyboard). Sensor & Mast Sensor (Digital Compass). Mast mounts Sensor to drill boom/mast. Sensor Cable Connects Sensor to Computer. fig. 1

3 Sensor Installation Angleblaster Installation Guide A-2 SENSOR UNIT INSTALLATION The first component to be installed is the Sensor Unit. The Sensor Unit consists of a Digital Compass, Mounting Mast, and Mounting Plate. (Hardware not supplied.) The Sensor should be mounted as close to half ways up the mast as possible (fig.2), and mounted 40 (inches) out from the edge of the drill s mast. (fig. 3) Sensor Unit at approx. Half Ways The closer to the halfway point up the drill mast the better. Half Way 40 inches fig. 3 fig. 2 The Sensor orientation should be as per fig. 4, Position the Sensor to point forward, to the Front of the drill, and the yellow DTI points Up (towards the sky) (fig. 4) Secure the Sensor Unit to the Drill s Mast using the metal Mounting Plate (supplied) and two 1/4 inch bolts (bolts not supplied). (fig. 5) FRONT UP Mounting Plate (Metal) Sensor Unit Sensor Orientation fig. 4 fig. 5

4 Sensor Installation Angleblaster Installation Guide A-3 SENSOR CABLE ASSEMBLY INSTALL LA TI ON The Sensor Cable carries the signal from the Sensor to the DTI system s computer. The Sensor Cable Assembly consists of a Male Connector (plugs into sensor), Protective Tubing, Signal Cable and Connector. Sensor Cable Assembly It is important to follow the instructions in laying out the Sensor Cable. Improper installation is the major cause of malfunction and errors of the DTI Angle- Blaster system. Once the Sensor Unit has been mounted in the correct position and orientation, Connect the Male Sensor Cable Connector to the Female Connector on the Sensor Unit. (fig. 6) Female Connector (Sensor Unit) Male Connector (Sensor Cable) fig. 6 RECOMMENDED CABLE ROUTING: Run the Sensor Cable from the mast to the cab through the mast hose loop and into the cab. (fig. 7, 8, 9) It is recommended to follow the hydraulic hosing. Ensure that there is enough slack in the Sensor Cable to prevent stretching or tension on the cable due to boom movements. Ensure that the cable can not be pinched or damaged due to boom movements. Where needed, tie-wrap (not supplied) the Sensor Cable to existing hoses. (fig. 7, 8) Tie-Wraps (Where required) Sensor Cable fig. 7 If possible run the cable to and through the electrical fuse box of the drill, and into the Drill s cab. (fig. 9) Or, drill a 1 inch hole into the cab for the Sensor cable to enter. The black protective tubing connects to the drill s fuse box panel (connecting nut not included) and the smaller grey cable runs into the drill s cab and connects to the DTI computer. Sensor Cable (Tie-wrap where required) fig. 8 Protective Tubing (Sensor Cable) Sensor Cable fig. 9

5 Computer Mounting and Connections Angleblaster Installation Guide A-4 MOUNTING DTI COMPUTER Select a suitable location to mount the DTI Computer. When selecting a location, make sure that the computer is within reach of a power supply, and within the range of the Monitor cable. (fig. 10) Ensure that there is enough space around the computer to be able to connect the various cables. Mount the DTI Computer using the four (1/4 inch) mounting holes. (fig. 10) Mounting fasteners not included. fig. 10 Mounting Holes (Computer) SENSOR CABLE CONNECTION TO COMPUTER Plug the Sensor Cable into the Sensor Cable receptical of the Computer. (fig. 11) Sensor Cable Sensor Cable Receptical fig. 11

6 Computer Mounting and Connections Angleblaster Installation Guide A-5 COMPUTER POWER CONNECTION The DTI AngleBlaster comes with a 24 volt electrical harness which connects to the drill s power supply and supplies power to the DTI AngleBlaster Computer and Monitor. Plug the Male Connector (power supply) on the Electrical Harness into the Female Connector of the Computer. (fig. 12) Power Supply to Monitor (24 volts) NOTE: Do Not Connect the power supply until the Monitor has been installed and connected to the electrical harness. Electrical Harness Computer Power Connector (Female Connector) Power Supply Connector (Male Connector) Connects to Drill s Power Supply (24 Volts) fig. 12

7 Monitor Mounting and Connections Angleblaster Installation Guide A-6 The DTI AngleBlaster Monitor is Touch Screen. No external keyboard. The Monitor comes with an adjustable mounting bracket. DTI MONITOR LOCATION Selecting a suitable location to mount the DTI Monitor. The Monitor is Touch Screen therefore mount the Monitor within a comfortable reach, and a good site line. (fig. 13) fig. 11 Monitor (Touch Screen) fig. 13 Bracket Base MOUNTING MONITOR BRACKET (Adjustable) Remove Bolts Once a suitable location for the monitor has been chosen the Mounting Bracket can be installed. Mount the Adjustable Mounting Bracket using the mounting holes on the bracket base. (Fasteners not included) (fig. 14) Mounting Holes fig. 14 Remove the Monitor mounting bolts as per fig. 14. (These bolts will be used in the next step). Bracket Arm Align the Monitor bracket on the back of the Monitor with the mounting bracket arm. ( fig. 15) Using the bolts that were removed, attach the Monitor to the adjustable bracket arm. Monitor Bracket fig. 15

8 Monitor Mounting and Connections Angleblaster Installation Guide A-7 ADJUSTING MONITOR UP and DOWN Angle Adjustment (Bolt and Nut) Adjust the angle of the Monitor to accommodate your reach and line of site. The Monitor angle can be adjusted Up or Down, and Side to Side. (fig. 16) Loosen the Adjustment Bolts and Nuts and adjust the monitor. ((fig. 16) Tighten bolts. (fig. 16) CONNECTING ELECTRICAL SIDE to SIDE Angle Adjustment (Bolt and Nut) fig. 16 Electrical Power (24 Volt) is supplied to the monitor via the Electrical Harness. Ensure power is turned off or disconnected! Negative (-) Black Wire Positive ( + ) Red Wire The Electrical Terminal (Green) is located at the bottom of the Monitor. (fig. 17) The Monitor power supply cable is part of the Electrial Harness and has two bare wires, a black wire and a red wire. (fig. 16) Insert the BLACK wire into the Negative (-) receptical of the Electrical Terminal. (fig. 17) Insert the RED wire into the Positive (+) receptical of the Electrical Terminal. (fig. 17) Electrical Terminal Monitor Power Cable Electrical Harness fig. 17

9 Monitor Mounting and Connections Angleblaster Installation Guide A-8 USB CONNECTION The USB cable connects the monitor to the computer and is for the Touch Screen feature. USB Terminal (Monitor) Plug one end of the USB cable into the monitor USB Terminal. (fig. 18) USB Cable USB Cable fig. 18 Plug the other end of the USB cable into the computer. (fig. 19) USB Terminal (Computer) USB Cable fig. 19

10 Monitor Mounting and Connections Angleblaster Installation Guide A-9 COMPUTER TO MONITOR CONNECTION Monitor Terminal The Monitor Cable connects the DTI AngleBlaster Monitor to the computer. Plug one end of the Monitor cable into the Monitor Terminal of the Computer. (fig. 20) Monitor Cable fig. 20 Monitor Cable Monitor Terminal Plug one end of the Monitor cable into the Monitor Terminal of the Monitor. (fig. 21) Monitor Cable fig. 21 Installation is Complete. Please proceed to User Manual to configure the DTI AngleBlaster System. At Dragan Technologies Inc. (DTI), we believe in a strong commitment to our customers by providing them with the technical support from our team of engineers and technicians. Feel free to contact us with your inquires at: DRAGAN TECHNOLOGIES INC. For a updated list of our distributors, please visit; and follow the Dealers page 1477 Wellington Ave. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, R3E 0K4 p: (204) e: info@dticanada.com w:

11 Operator s Manual Suitable for: OEM Integration OEM Installation Retro Fit Installation DTI AngleBlaster release 1.1 DTI 2010

12 DTI AngleBlaster Operator s Manual Contents: SECTION DESCRIPTION PAGE Introduction... A-2 A Setup... A-2, A-3 Zero-Offset Calibration Procedure... A-3 - A-4 B Target... B-1 B Drilling Screen Overview... B-1 C Project (New Project)... C-1 Retrieving Saved Projects... C-2 Project File Window Overview... C-3 Project - Default ID... C-4 D Repeat Hole Project... D-1 E Auto Track - Target... E-1 F Warnings (Out of Range and Error)... F-1 G Screen Preferences... G-1 H Contact... H-1

13 Introduction Angleblaster Operator s Manual A-2 DTI AngleBlaster is a self contained setup navigation system utilized in angular or plain blast pattern developments.it accurately duplicates the angle and direction of the first hole for the remainder of the pattern without any operater s interaction. Angle data is stored for future recall no matter the amount of time the drill is away from the worksite, days weeks,or months. The operator simply uses touch screen instructions to precisely transfer angular setup information from the first selected hole to the remaider of the pattern without having to leave the cab or make any adjustments to specific mine oriented reference points. The system measures and determines the next hole setup angles regardless of the positioning of the drill insuring that all blast holes are parallel and in the same plane. fig. 1 The DTI Dual - Axis Angle Indication sensor allows the operator to arrive at a precise angle by allowing both Ring (fig. 1) and Dump (fig. 2) movement angles, as well as a combination of the both, (known as compound movement angles). The results are accurate drilling (less bad holes), time and cost saving, record and data storage. The following guide will explain the features, setup, and operation of the DTI AngleBlaster basic system. Consult your dealer for additional options. NOTE: All Screen Buttons are pressure sensitive. fig. 2 SETUP With the DTI AngleBlaster system s visually enhanced design, you are able to personalize the graphic user interface by choosing one of the four graphic skins/views located in the Preference Folder (System Setup) page 13. Graphic View Option B will be used for instruction purposes in this manual (fig. 3). 1. To Activate the DTI Angleblaster system, press the OEM factory installed (momentary) Power Switch, located on the drill s control panel. Refer to manufacturer s operator s manual for switch location. NOTE: The default startup window, Ring and Dump View Only appears on Startup (fig. 3). The system is designed so because the Ring and Dump View Only window is the most used once the system is setup and calibrated. 2. Press the MAIN SCREEN button (fig.3) to continue SETUP and Calibration procedure. fig. 3

14 SETUP - continued Angleblaster Operator s Manual A-3 The MAIN MENU screen helps you navigate the various options to initially setup the DTI AngleBlaster. Note: Not all options are available in the basic package. Darkened Buttons indicate inactive (locked) or Unavailable options will not activate (fig. 4). Ask your dealer for details on updates and available upgrades. WARNING IMPORTANT: Before disconnecting the main battery switch, the DTI AngleBlaster system has to be SHUT DOWN first. Angle data will be stored in the DTI system. On the MAIN MENU screen, press the SHUT DOWN button (fig. 4). Power outages can cause errors or problems in operation. Usually, a simple system restart could fix the problem. SHUT DOWN Turns computer OFF. fig Check and confirm the ZERO-OFFSET. Press the DRILLING SCREEN button (fig. 5). Refer to ZERO-OFFSET CALIBRATION below for setup procedure. fig. 5 WARNING BEFORE DRILLING THE FIRST HOLE! To insure accuracy, it is important to perform the following procedure. ZERO-OFFSET CALIBRATION PROCEDURE It is also recommended to periodically perform this procedure to check the accuracy of the RING and DUMP angles. Regular operation of the mast s moving components could cause mast/drlll rod misalignment. To Check Your Alignment, bring both axis of the mast to the most vertical position. If the readings/values are other than 0.0 for RING and DUMP, then the DTI AngleBlaster has to be calibrated. (fig. 6). DRILL SCREEN RING & DUMP readings/values should be at 0. If not, the ZERO-OFFSET has to be calibrated. fig. 6

15 SETUP ZERO-OFFSET CALIBRATION PROCEDURE - continued Angleblaster Operator s Manual A-4 To Calibrate the ZERO-OFFSET preform the following steps. 1. Bring both axis of the mast to the most vertical position (plum) on a level surface. 2. Check and Correct the mast position to a 90 vertical angle. Use your protractor (angle position tool). 3. Navigate to the MAIN MENU screen (fig. 7). Press SYSTEM SETUP button. MAIN MENU fig Press OFFSET button (fig. 8) 5. Press RING - Once (fig. 9) Note that the button darkens (fig. 11). RING zero (0) is now Locked In, and button is Inactive. The current zero (0) value is saved to the system. SYSTEM SETUP fig Press DUMP (Once) (fig. 9) Note that the button darkens (fig. 10). DUMP zero (0) is now Locked In, and button is Inactive. The current zero (0) value is saved to the system. The ZERO-OFFSET PROCEDURE is now COMPLETE! Return to MAIN MENU for further setup or operation. ACTIVE RING & DUMP fig. 9 Darkened buttons indicate Inactive or locked-in RING & DUMP Zero (0) value saved to system. WARNING NOTE: DO NOT the CLEAR button as this will clear the ZERO-OFFSET and step 5 and 6 will have to be repeated! CLEAR re-activates RING & DUMP buttons and ZERO-OFFSET will be lost, and will have to be recalibrated. INACTIVE RING DUMP (Locked) fig. 10

16 TARGET STORING FIRST HOLE ANGLES FOR REPEAT DRILLING Angleblaster Operator s Manual B-1 Once you have SET the Zero-Offset and drilled your first hole, the angle valves can be saved for repeated holes. Your first hole is your template for repeat hole angles. RED ARROWS 1. Open the DRILL SCREEN window (fig. 11). indicate ACTUAL or CURRENT ANGLE NOTE: The RED indicator arrows on the RING & DUMP gauges. The RED arrows indicate your current mast angles.these angle valves are also represented as decimal degrees in the READINGS window, under ACTUAL. 2. Press SET (fig.11). SET copies and locks in the current ACTUAL angle values into the DTI system and activates TARGET for the DTI system to calculate the same angle values for the next hole/s as your first hole values, regardless of the position of the drill or levelness of the ground. SET button turns Inactive to prevent accidental pressing which will delete the original setting. ACTUAL values for HEADING, RING and DUMP are copied to SET column. NOTE: The GREEN indicator arrows appear on the RING & DUMP gauges (fig. 12) The GREEN arrows indicate your TARGET READINGS WINDOW fig. 11 TARGET IS NOW STORED IN THE DTI ANGLEBLASTER SYSTEM. Proceed to the next procedure Entering NEW PROJECT for repeat hole drilling. GREEN ARROWS indicate ACTUAL or CURRENT ANGLE fig. 12 DRILLING SCREEN OVERVIEW (fig. 13) RING GAUGE Values indicate left to right vertical angle of mast, expressed in decimal degrees (-45 to +45 ) RED & GREEN GAUGE ARROWS Red Arrow indicates Actual position Green Arrow indicates Target position DUMP GAUGE Values indicate back and forth vertical angle of mast, expressed in decimal degrees (-45 to +45 ) PROJECT ID FIELD Shows Selected stored file or default Project ID. (Name or number, or combination of both.) JOB LOG FIELD Job specific information. Unavailable in this version. Consult your dealer for more details. AZIMUTH GAUGE Values indicate horizontal movement, expressed in decimal degrees (0 to 360 ) MAIN SCREEN Returns you to Main Menu DATE & TIME GAUGE VIEW View RING and DUMP gauges only. READINGS WINDOW Shows the ACTUAL, SET and TARGET values of RING, DUMP & HEADING, in numeric decimal point degrees. Note: HEADING (HDNG) value is for reference only! (Due to the affects of magnetic fields Heading is not necessarily true to the actual local compass readings.) For more information refer to Local & Absolute Heading Measurements, page 13. AUTO TRACK Automatically tracks TARGET function every second. Actual and Target angles match at the tip of the drill rod. SET Saves hole s angle values to memory for repeated hole drilling. Saves and locks Target Values into the SET column. TARGET Desired position and angle of drill hole. fig. 13

17 PROJECT ENTERING NEW PROJECT ID Angleblaster Operator s Manual C-1 ENTERING A NEW PROJECT MAIN MENU Entering your TARGET as a NEW PROJECT allows you to store angle valves for numerous projects for future retrieval and reference. The drill can leave the worksite and return days, weeks, months or even years later and the same angle values are available. This saves you time trying to recalulate the same angles. Set up time is eliminated. To enter your NEW PROJECT : fig Go to MAIN MENU - PROJECT SETUP (fig. 14). 2. Project Setup window, Press NEW (fig Enter your NEW PROJECT NAME. fig. 15 There are two fields available (fig. 16) - Alphabetical (up to 5 characters). and/or - Numerical (up to 3 digits) Alphabetical Numbers 4. a letter or number (fig 17). To change the selected letter or number Press the UP and DOWN buttons. (Dash (-) or Underscore (_) at the end of the alphabet) UP & DOWN Scroll Buttons fig ENTER to save the NEW PROJECT NAME to the DTI system. Project is now saved and can be accessed through PROJECT SETUP menu - OPEN - SELECT A PROJECT FILE. 1 See Opening Existing Project page D1. 2 fig. 17

18 PROJECT RETRIEVING SAVED PROJECTS Angleblaster Operator s Manual C-2 OPENING AN EXISTING PROJECT MAIN MENU To open an existing PROJECT : 1. Go to MAIN MENU - PROJECT SETUP (fig. 18). fig Project Setup window, Press OPEN (fig. 19). fig SELECT - Angleblaster Projects.txt. Note: Angleblaster Project.txt appears highlighted in blue, and in the postion as shown (fig. 20). If you do not see this folder, then there are no saved projects. An Overview of the SELECT A PROJECT FILE window is found on page 8. fig. 20 Selected File UP or DOWN Arrows 5. To choose the saved project you require, scroll up, or down using the arrow buttons (fig. 21). - SELECT - (Selection is highlighted in blue) Computer screen automatically returns to MAIN MENU. Angle values of selected project file now appear in the DRILL SCREEN window. DELETE will eliminate the selected file. fig. 21

19 PROJECT Project File Window Overview Angleblaster Operator s Manual C-3 SELECT A PROJECT FILE WINDOW OVERVIEW Computer Drive. Default drive is C and where project files are stored. DRIVE NAVIGATIONAL BUTTONS. Default drive is C and where project files are stored. Scroll up or down to select a file. FILE NAVIGATIONAL BUTTONS. Scroll up and down to select a file. Angleblaster Folder Where projects are stored. RETURN BUTTON Returns you to Angleblaster Projects window if you have navigated to another area of the computer. DELETE BUTTON Deletes selected files from DTI system. Note: Only Angleblaster project files can be deleted. DATE & TIME SELECT BUTTON Opens selected file. CANCEL BUTTON Returns to MAIN MENU. fig. 22

20 PROJECT - DEFAULT ID REPEAT HOLE PATTERN DRILLING Angleblaster Operator s Manual C-4 A DEFAULT PROJECT ID feature is available, which in one step, generates a PROJECT ID, based on the date. PROJECT ID (Blank) Upon start-up the PROJECT ID is blank until you select a saved PROJECT FILE or generate a Default PROJECT ID. (fig 23) To generate a default PROJECT ID: 1. - SET (fig. 23) The new Default PROJECT ID. appears in the PROJECT ID field (fig. 24) and also is saved to EXISTING PROJECT folder (fig. 25) fig. 23 DEFAULT PROJECT ID Month / Day / Year fig. 24 DEFAULT PROJECT ID fig. 24

21 REPEAT HOLE TARGET PATTERN DRILLING Angleblaster Operator s Manual D-1 After drilling the first hole move the drill mast to the location of the second hole to be drilled. TIP: It is important to remember that the HEADING postion of the drill body does not have to be recorded or tracked because the RING, DUMP and related HEADINGS values are stored in the DTI system s memory. The mast can be moved in any direction in order to make the quickest and most convenient approach to the next hole. This speeds up productivity and accuracy. 2. RING & DUMP GAUGES 1. Once the drill rod is above the next hole marker, Press the TARGET button. The digital gyroscope sensing system retieves saved angle values from the first hole (template hole) and calculates the required TARGET angle values. 2. Align or match the ACTUAL with the TARGET values for both, RING and DUMP by adjusting the mast angle/s. Two options are available: 1. Match the Numerical values of TARGET and ACTUAL in the Readings Window (fig. 26). TARGET numbers are locked in the DTI system and do not change. Move the drill masts RING & DUMP to match the ACTUAL and TARGET numbers. OR 2. Align the arrows in the RING and DUMP Gauges (fig. 26) The GREEN TARGET arrow is stationary. This is your SET TARGET angle saved in the DTI system. The RED ACTUAL arrow represents your current rod tip angle. Move the RING and/or DUMP of the mast, aligning the RED arrow over the GREEN arrow (fig. 26 or 27). At this point it would be helpfull to activate the AUTO TRACK function which reads TRACK values every second (refer to AUTO TRACK page 11) GAUGE VIEW fig READINGS WINDOW When Red Arrows completely align over the Green Arrows the drill mast is in the correct angle for drilling. GAUGE WINDOW (ONLY) fig. 27 RING & DUMP VIEW ONLY (Default Startup Window) Shows actual, or current angle only. Note: There are two other RING & DUMP monitoring options available, The Gauge Window (fig 27), or the RING & DUMP VIEW ONLY (default) (fig. 28.) To access GAUGE Window, Press the GAUGE VIEW button on the Drilling Screen (fig.26) To access the RING & DUMP Window, return to MAIN MENU - VIEW RING AND DUMP. RING & DUMP WINDOW (DEFAULT) fig. 28

22 AUTO TRACK - TARGET REPEAT HOLE PATTERN DRILLING Angleblaster Operator s Manual E-1 AUTO TRACK is located on the DRILL SCREEN (fig.29). By activating AUTO TRACK the DTI system automatically calls the TARGET every second to correct errors due to drill body and/or mast movement. AUTO TRACK feature is quite helpfull at final positioning when the drill rod tip moves from the hole marking, and slight angle corrections are required for accuracy. With AUTO TRACK feature activated, ACTUAL and TARGET drill rod tip positions are shown on the gauges and also in the readings window to guide the operator to the correct angle. To deactivate AUTO TRACK function press AUTO TRACK button again. AUTO TRACK fig. 29

23 WARNINGS OUT-OF-RANGE & ERROR Angleblaster Operator s Manual F-1 OUT OF RANGE WARNING - RING & DUMP Both the RING & DUMP have an OUT OF RANGE feature. A ORANGE bar appears which warns when the sensor is approaching it s range limit (fig. 30 & 31). RING OUT-OF-RANGE WARNING BAR ORANGE DUMP OUT-OF-RANGE WARNING BAR ORANGE fig. 30 fig. 31 OUT OF RANGE WARNING - RING & DUMP Both the RING & DUMP have an RNG error message feature. If the DUMP or RING is tilted over 43 a RED bar appears which warns when the sensor is OUT OF RANGE (fig. 32 & 33). RING OUT-OF-RANGE WARNING BAR RED DUMP OUT-OF-RANGE WARNING BAR RED fig. 32 fig. 33

24 LOCAL & ABSOLUTE HEADING Measurements Angleblaster Operator s Manual F-1 The DTI AngleBlaster is equiped with precise gyroscope sensing technology designed to deliver fine accuracy in the measurement of horizontal movement. The sensor head of the DTI system is highly receptive to changes in the intensity and direction of the earth s magnetic field, therefore discrepancies between local and absolute azimuth could be present. Use heading values as reference only (fig 34). If absolute horizontal positioning is required, {with-in 1 inch (30mm)}, please ask your dealer about the DTI - GPS Navigational System. The DTI - GPS Navigational System is not affected by magnetic fields, literally On the Dime accuracy. WARNING IMPORTANT: Magnetic fields or large iron metal mass close to or around the sensor will affect the accuracy of the AZIMUTH (Heading) reading (fig. 34). Electrical motors, coils, generators, permanent magnetic parts and solenoids radiate magnetic fields strong enough to affect accurate readings of the earth s magnetic field. AZIMUTH (HEADING) fig. 34

25 SCREEN PREFERENCES Angleblaster Operator s Manual G-1 The DTI system offers four(4) different screen graphics (skins) to choose from. 1. To select a view, go to, MAIN MENU - SYSTEM SETUP - SCREEN PREFERENCES (fig. 35). 2. Press SYSTEM SETUP (fig. 35). 3. Press the or to scroll up or down to choose a graphic you prefer. (fig. 37). The four choices are shown below (fig. 38, 39, 40 and 41) 4. Press SELECT. View changes. BUTTONS To scroll up or down for selection. fig. 35 SCREEN PREFERENCES fig. 37 fig. 38 fig. 39 fig. 40 fig. 41

26 CONTACT Angleblaster Operator s Manual H-1 At Dragan Technologies Inc. (DTI), we believe in a strong commitment to our customers by providing them with the technical support from our team of engineers and technicians. Feel free to contact us with your inquires at: DRAGAN TECHNOLOGIES INC Wellington Ave. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, R3E 0K4 p: (204) e: info@dticanada.com w: For a updated list of our distributors, please visit; and follow the Dealers page