Direct Connection
In Direct Connection, you connect the transmitter output directly to the utility. The transmitter will then apply a discrete signal which you can locate using the locator. This is the preferred method of applying a transmitter signal to a utility and in the majority of applications will apply a stronger signal to the utility, which may increase the locate distance.
To directly connect to a non-energized conductive utility:
- Switch the transmitter off.
- Connect the Direct Connection lead into the transmitter accessory socket.
- Clip the red connection lead to the utility ensuring that the area around the connection is clean and that a positive connection is achieved.
- Clip the black connection lead as far away as possible and at 90° to the ground stake or suitable ground point nearby ensuring that a positive connection is achieved.
- Switch the transmitter On.
- The display will show the Direct Connection lead connected icon.
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