BMT GP5300 Manuel utilisateur

BMM System Manual

BMM Detector

GP5300

BMM System Manual – BMM Detector, GP5300 i

May 2018

Table of Contents

1Introduction 1

2Assembly 1

2.1 Assembling the Detector 3

3Using the GP5300—Overview 5

4About the GP5300 Controller 6

4.1 Front View 6

4.2 Rear View 7

4.3 Bottom View 7

4.4 Touch Screen and Keypad Functions 8

4.5 Charging the Battery 8

4.6 Turning the Controller On/Off and Power Saving 9

5Using the GP5300 BMM Detector Application 11

5.1 Start-up Screen 11

5.2 Creating a New Blast 11

5.3 BMMInstall Mode 12

5.4 BMM Detect Mode 13

5.4.1 Full-Screen Signal Graph 14

5.4.2 Zoom – Magnify the Signal Trace 14

5.4.3 GPS Map 15

6Using the Remote Processing Module (RPM) 16

6.1 Powering on the RPM 16

6.2 Charging the RPM Battery 16

6.3 RPM Power Supply LED status 17

7Setting Up the GP5300 Controller 18

7.1 Connecting the Controller to a computer 18

7.2 Installing Windows Mobile Device Centre 18

7.3 Updating GP5300 Controller Software 19

8Setting Up Remote Data Transfer (Optional Module) 21

8.1 To Setup the RDT Interface 21

8.2 To Setup BMM Explorer 22

8.3 To Setup the GP5300 Detector Software 22

9Transmitting and Importing Detector Data 23

9.1 Connecting the GP5300 using the RDT unit 23

10 Handling and Care 24

10.1 Protect the Controller (PDA) Screen 24

10.2 Transport To and From the Pit 24

10.3 Closing the RPM Charging Socket 24

11 Troubleshooting 25

The displayed signal strength is locked 25

Transfer the Micro SD card to another Controller 25

There is no sound from the Controller 26

The Controller will not connect to Windows 26

No Bluetooth Connection to the RPM 26

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Resetting the Controller 28

Problems Installing Device Drivers for the Controller 29

Device Driver Installation 29

Group Policy Settings 30

BMM System Manual – BMM Detector, GP5300 1

1 INTRODUCTION

The BMM Detector is specifically designed to detect and interpret the signal produced by the

Blast Movement Monitors (BMMs). It senses and records the location of BMMs in the blast

pattern (pre-blast) and muckpile (post-blast).

The BMM Detector does all this by displaying the signal strength of the BMMs on the Controller,

where you can locate the signal peaks on the display. The signal peaks occur directly above

each BMM, and the signal strength is used to determine the depth of the BMM. This data then

gives a BMM’s in 3-dimensional position, which is used to determine the 3D movement vector.

This manual covers the GP5300 Detector. This model is designed for use with different

coloured BMMs – red, green, orange and yellow. For a detailed procedure of how to use the

Detector as part of the BMM System, please refer to the Monitoring Procedure Manual.

2 ASSEMBLY

The Detector is supplied in a case with a padded insert to protect the components during

transportation. The figure below shows all the components packed in the case.

The GP5300 Detector consists of four main components:

1. GP5300 Controller

2. Remote Processing Module (RPM) and Receiver

3. Carbon fibre poles.

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Components in the shipping case.

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2.1 Assembling the Detector

To assemble the GP5300, follow these steps:

The RPM comes with a Quick Lock pin

attached, as shown below.

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2. Attach the Quick Release

to the first

carbon fibre pole 

by turning it clockwise

until it is firmly in place (do not over tighten).

It should look as in the image below.

Place this onto the RPM’s Quick Lock pin by

pressing in the locking mechanism. The pole

should be firmly attached to the RPM and it

should now look as in the image below.

Attach the second carbon fibre pole with the

adjustable ball-mount 

by turning it

clockwise.

5. Mount the GP5300 Controller 

onto the

ball-mount.

6. The GP5300 is now fully assembled.

Disassembly is the reversal of this

procedure.



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3 USING THE GP5300—OVERVIEW

Detailed instructions for using the GP5300 BMM Detector are in later sections.

The BMM Detector is just one piece of an integrated software and hardware system. The

procedures and techniques for measuring blast movement are in the Monitoring Procedures

Manual. These manuals are available for download from the BMT website

http://www.bmt.com.au/en/support-centre/. ID = support; Password = bmt465.

To use the GP5300 Detector, follow these steps:

Step

Using the GP5300 Detector

Switch on the RPM by pressing the power button.

2 Switch on the GP5300 Controller.

•The controller application will load automatically.

NOTE: If the controller was

in standby mode and at the Home screen, press

<GP5300> at the bottom-left of the screen, to start the controller application.

Type or select your blast number then select <Install > or <Detect>mode.

4 Install or Detect BMMs using the technique described in the Monitoring Procedures

Manual.

5 To record the signal data for each BMM, position the receiver on the ground at the

correct location and select <Store Reading>on the touch screen.Storing takes up to

ten seconds and the receiver must be kept still until complete.

6 When all BMMs have been installed or detected, switch off the power for the RPM and

GP5300 Controller.

7 Back in the office, push the blast data to your computer using the RDT or connect the

GP5300 Controller to your computer via the supplied USB cable. BMM Explorer will

download the relevant data from it during the pre and post-blast BMM

data input

stages. Refer to the BMM Explorer Software Manual.

8 Recharge the GP5300 Controller and RPM ready for the next blast. It is recommended

that the Controller is powered off if it is fully charged and not in use.

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4 ABOUT THE GP5300 CONTROLLER

4.1 Front View

Ref

Component

Description



Status Indicator

Flashes amber when PDA is turned on/off.



Charge/ Notification

Indicator

Glows amber to indicate that battery charging is in progress.

Glows green to indicate that the battery is fully charged.

Glows red to indicate that the battery power is critically low (less

than 10%).

Flashes

red

to inform you of alarms.



Cradle

PDA cradle

 Earpiece

Serves as the phone earpiece during a call (Not available on

GP5300).



Touch Screen

Displays the output of your device and responds to your tapping.

 Keypad

Includes keys for numbers and specific functions. It lights up

when a key is pressed. (See the next section for details.)



Power Button

Turns device on or off.

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4.2 Rear View

Ref

Component

Description



Battery

Physical battery that locks in.



Hand Strap Holders

Hand strap attaches here.



Flash

Provides extra light when taking pictures.



Camera

Camera lens for photography or video recording.



Volume Keys

Increase or decrease volume.



Audio speaker

Audio output.



Battery Lock

Press leftwards to dislodge the battery.

4.3 Bottom View

Ref

Component

Description



Power Connector

Connect the micro USB adapter cable to charge the battery.



USB OTG (Host &

Client) Connector

Connects to the USB cable.



Serial Connector

Provides D-sub 9 pins RS232 function. (Not used)



Docking Connector

Headphone jack.

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