Your DIG™ Kit, start to finish
Do these in order. Open step 1, then keep tapping Next: each page takes you on to the next step of this list.
1Know your kit
2Set up GPS and RTK
- 3Receiver requirementsGGA ≥ 5 Hz + VTG, 38,400 baud, RS-232, everything else off.
- 4CorrectionsOwn base over radio, NTRIP, Emlid Corrections, and correction age.
- 5Set up your GPS receiver: pick yoursTap the one on your machine.
3Install the DIG™ Kit
- 6DIG: GPS mountTube #1, Tube #2, counterbalance plate, GPS rod, full-travel check.
- 7DIG: stick and bucket sensorsLeft side. Bucket sensor flat on the dogbone, stick sensor as high as the cable reaches.
- 8DIG: ECU, cables and final weldsECU by the cab, battery power with an ON/OFF switch, the cables, motion check, final welds.
- 9Tablet mountRAM mount within reach, high-amp 12 V charger.
4Calibrate
5Get the tablet and app ready
- 11Install the appDownload from the website, allow the install, update over the top.
- 12Set up the tabletFile access, Location, Wi-Fi that stays put, screen, power, updates.
- 13First launchFile access, the manual reminder, the safety warning, Home, blade height.
- 14Practise with the simulatorA guided practice session: survey, design and grade a pretend ditch, one tap at a time.
6Start digging
- 15Connect to the DIG moduleMECU_Ditch_Dig Wi-Fi, Connect, failure banners, firmware updates.
- 16ExcavationDIG Kit or Ditch Assist Lite, six ways to start, how to read the dig screen.
- 17Dig to a set gradeGrade, direction, depth; START locks 0+00 at the bucket.
- 18DIG: web interfaceGrade, direction, start point, sound and a home-screen icon.
Download this whole list as one PDF manual (PDF, 373 pages, 26.2 MB). Same steps, same pictures, for printing or for a tablet without signal.
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