Kelly: Operator Interface Manual

DMS Kelly
Operator Interface Manual

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Section A C
INTRODUCTION
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Contents
A
PERSONNEL RESPONSIBLE WITH
OBLIGATION OF CONSULTATION...................... 3
PURPOSE OF THE MANUAL............................... 4
MANUAL STRUCTURE......................................... 5
B CARE OF THE MANUAL....................................... 6
CONVENTIONAL REFERENCES......................... 7
POSITION OF THE MACHINE......................................... 7
SAFETY MESSAGES...................................................... 8
REVISIONS............................................................ 9
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PERSONNEL RESPONSIBLE WITH OBLIGATION OF CONSULTATION

A
In compliance with MACHINERY DIRECTIVE 98/37/EC concerning the optimised drafting of after-sales
technical documentation, this manual is aimed in particular at those who, regardless of their professional
function at work, must use and operate the machine.
The personnel responsible are classified in the following key:
• Site manager
• Machine operator
• Maintenance/repair technician
• Rigger/s
B
• Driver responsible for loading/unloading the machine in the event this must be transported on a truck
• Responsible of the warehouse in the event the machine must not be used for a long time.
IMPORTANT
Do not use the Drilling Mate System (DMS) before having read and understood all of the information provided
in this manual. C
IMPORTANT
The employer or the site manager are responsible for making sure the personnel responsible for using the
Drilling Mate System have been appropriately trained.
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PURPOSE OF THE MANUAL

A
The purpose of the manual is to train and instruct the personnel responsible for using the control panel
of the machine, specifically for the functions of their competence, whether these involve work or simply
manoeuvring and transporting the machine.
IMPORTANT
B We recommend training the relevant personnel on the indications in this manual before using the machine.
WARNING
This manual is not intended to instruct the operator on the use of the machine but only to train the same on
the use of the Drilling Mate System.
C For the instructions on the use and maintenance of the machine, please refer to the Operation and
Maintenance manual supplied with the machine.
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MANUAL STRUCTURE
A
The manual has been divided into specific sections, identified by a letter.
The following sections can be found in the manual:
Section A: INTRODUCTION
This section provides general information on the manual and illustrates how this is organised.
Section B: STARTING
B
This section explains how to turn on the Drilling Mate System correctly.
Section C: CONFIGURATION
This section provides information on how to configure the control panel.
Section D: OPERATOR C
This section contains the sequence of commands and operations necessary for the use of the machine.
Section E: SITE MANAGER

This section contains the sequence of commands and operations that the site manager must perform to
organise the operator’s work.
IMPORTANT
D
Access to these program functions is password protected and only accessible to the site manager. The
password of the site manager can only be set with the password of the Soilmec technician.
Section F: DATA RECORDING

This section contains the sequence of commands and explains the operations relevant to registration and
transmission of the data recorded by the system during work.
E
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CARE OF THE MANUAL

A
The manual must be kept in the driving cab (in the documents compartment behind the operator’s seat) or
in any case near the machine, where it can easily be reached and where it is protected from atmospheric
agents so it is kept in good conditions and on hand for consultation at any time.
If the manual or part of the same is lost or damaged, ask the Soilmec After-Sales Service to replace
it, indicating the code of the manual and the serial number of the machine it was enclosed with, in the
request.
B
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CONVENTIONAL REFERENCES
A
POSITION OF THE MACHINE
TOP
LEFT SIDE
REAR SIDE
D
FRONT SIDE
RIGHT SIDE E
BOTTOM
IMPORTANT
The picture above shows a standard version of the machine; the references mentioned above apply to any F
and all versions of the same machine.
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SAFETY MESSAGES
A
This manual uses some symbols to identify important safety messages.
The safety messages are preceded by signal words which are intended to alert the viewer to the existence
and relative degree of a hazard. On the basis of the level of risk that they neutralise, you will find three
different signal words in this manual:
B DANGER
This signal word indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in
serious injury (or even death) of the operator or anyone else near the machine.
WARNING
This signal word indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can result in serious
C injury of the operator or anyone else near the machine. Furthermore, there may be serious structural
damage to the machine, which can compromise the standard of safety the machine was designed for by the
manufacturer in the planning phase.
IMPORTANT
This signal word indicates important technical and/or technological information that allows using the machine
D in a more efficient way. They also direct the attention to all those operations for which the SOILMEC
After-Sales Service must be contacted -i.e. when needing ORIGINAL SPARE PARTS or TECHNICAL
ASSISTANCE INTERVENTIONS.
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REVISIONS A
The information contained in this manual is based on the most up-to-date data available when it goes into
print.
Depending on the equipment and accessories the machine can be equipped with, there may be some
differences in some texts or illustrations without this being cause for dispute.
There may be variations in relation to a particular version of the machine at any time also if the basic
information is the same and still valid.
Nevertheless before starting any operation, make sure you have all of the information necessary with B
particular reference to any revised technical publications available.
For detailed information, please contact the SOILMEC After-Sales Service.
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Section B C
STARTING
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Contents
A
STARTING THE DRILLING MATE SYSTEM........ 3
BROWSING THROUGH THE MANUAL.......................... 6
WORK PAGES............................................................. 6
CONFIGURATION PAGES........................................... 7
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STARTING THE DRILLING MATE

SYSTEM
A
The system can be turned on at any time, Operator:

C
regardless of the state of the machine.
Once turned on, the system displays first the
Soilmec logo while loading the program, then
the operator identification page.
IMPORTANT E
If you don’t turn on the system, the manoeuvres will be completely manual, making the function of the
system completely independent to that of the machine.
WARNING
The machine must only be used without the control panel if this is absolutely necessary, as in these conditions
the operator cannot see the operating parameters of the machine or any alarms or warning of malfunction.
F
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To start operating with the system you must

A enter your name or ID code.
Operator:
To enter your name, press the operator entry

field (1) on the display. 1
C An alphanumeric keypad will be displayed where Operator:

you can enter your name.
Once you have typed in your name, press Enter

(2) to confirm.
D Enter
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At this point, press button (3) to open the main

page. Operator: PAOLO ROSSI
A
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BROWSING THROUGH THE MANUAL

A
The Drilling Mate System is divided into several screen displays, each of them with specific monitoring and
setting features.
From each screen display, you can either access to other pages, or open pop-up menus to enter data, or
display alert windows.
The screen displays forming the system can be of two different types, that is ‘work pages’ and ‘configuration
pages’.
B
WORK PAGES
Mast tilting Machine pressures
Once the system is turned on, at the top of each Setting Position Main winch Aux. winch
screen display some option tabs are displayed.
Pull down Rotary
C Press these to gain access to features as

described below:
Pilot Pump 1
Pump 2 Pump 3
Depthmeter Rotary revs
Hoist
TAB DESCRIPTION
E DIESEL ENGINE BUTTON

This button lets you access to the diesel engine control page.
DRILLING BUTTON
This button lets you access to the drilling page.
F SIGNALS BUTTON
This button lets you access to the page displaying the machine signals.
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TAB DESCRIPTION A
ALARMS BUTTON
This button lets you access to the page displaying the alarms and relevant
management commands.
PASSWORD CHANGE BUTTON B

This button lets you change the level of access to the system.
SYSTEM DATA BUTTON (SITE MANAGER)

This button lets you access to the machine and system data control page.
C
3
CONFIGURATION PAGES
Site Manager Machine Configuration

When the ‘Site Manager Configuration Page’ (3)
D
Amer. Units of Meas. Memory Card Work Mode
is opened, the system displays other option tabs data recording
Rotary
relevant to the configuration pages. Europ. Units of Meas.
E-mail Pile End
Press these to gain access to features as

Auger Extension
described below:
Digital record. step
5.0 cm Up Speed - Down Speed
E
metres/minute
metres/hour
centimetres/minute
centimetres/hour
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A TAB DESCRIPTION
SYSTEM DATA BUTTON (*)

This button lets you access to the pages displaying the system data calibrations and
settings.
ENCODER DATA BUTTON (*)

B This button lets you access to the pages displaying settings and calibrations of the
encoders installed on the machine.
TRANSDUCER DATA BUTTON (*)

This button lets you access to the pages displaying settings and calibrations of the
transducers installed on the machine.
C SOLENOID VALVE DATA BUTTON (*)

This button lets you access to the pages displaying settings and calibrations of the
solenoid valves installed on the machine.
LANGUAGE SELECTION BUTTON

This button lets you access to the language selection page of the system.
D
DATE/TIME SETTING BUTTON
This button lets you access to the date/time setting page.
PASSWORD ENTRY AND OPERATOR CHANGE BUTTON

This button lets you access to the page for entering the password and change the
E operator name.
IMPORTANT
Apart from a few operations described in section ‘Site Manager’, with the operator (0) and site manager (1)
levels of access the pages marked with (*) can only be displayed.
To change the parameters set in these pages you have to gain access to the system with the Soilmec
F password.
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Section C C
CONFIGURATION
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Contents
A
CONFIGURING THE LANGUAGE........................ 3
CONFIGURING DATE/TIME AND CONTRAST.... 4
SETTING DATE AND TIME.............................................. 4
Way 1............................................................................ 4
Way 2............................................................................ 5
B ADJUSTING THE SCREEN CONTRAST........................ 6
SETTING THE LEVEL OF ACCESS..................... 7
CHANGING THE SITE MANAGER PASSWORD............ 8
CHANGING OPERATOR................................................. 9
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CONFIGURING THE LANGUAGE

A
To configure the machine press button (1)
relevant to the configuration file of the machine.
The ‘Site Manager Machine Configuration’ page Amer. Units of Meas. Memory Card Work Mode
data recording
Rotary
1
will be displayed.
Europ. Units of Meas.
2
B
E-mail Pile End
Press button (2) to select the language.

Auger Extension
Digital record step
metres/minute
metres/hour
centimetres/minute
C
centimetres/hour
The language selection page shows a number

of flags.
Press on the flag of the country you wish to SELECTION : English
select.
D
E
Once the key has been pressed, the program will translate the texts into the selected language.
IMPORTANT
The icons of the system’s language are given as a mere information and can change in relation to the system
configuration agreed upon at the time of purchase.
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CONFIGURING DATE/TIME AND

A CONTRAST
To configure the machine press button (1)
relevant to the configuration file of the machine.
The ‘Site Manager Machine Configuration’ menu Site Manager Machine Configuration
will be displayed. Amer. Units of Meas. Memory Card

data recording
Work Mode 1
Press button (2) to set the date/time.
B
Rotary

2
E-mail Pile End
Auger Extension
Digital record. step
metres/minute
C
metres/hour
centimetres/minute
centimetres/hour
SETTING DATE AND TIME
You can adjust the date/time in two ways:
D Way 1 Date and Time Setting
Use the ‘+’ and ‘-’ buttons near the value you
want to modify. Backlight
Once you have finished adjusting, press the ‘Set

date and time’ button (3).
At this point you can check if the data on the 4
display panel (4) are correct.
E Press the ESC button (5) to return to the ‘Site

Manager Machine Configuration’ page. Set Date and Time 3
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Way 2
Press the value you want to modify and enter A
the value using the numeric keypad displayed.
Press key (6) to confirm the value entered. Date and Time Setting
Min:
If you want to cancel or delete the entry, press

key (7) or (8) respectively. Backlight
Max:
B
Set Date and Time
7 6 8 C
Once you have finished adjusting, press the ‘Set
date and time’ button (3).
At this point you can check if the data on the
display panel (4) are correct. Date and Time Setting
Press the ESC button (5) to return to the ‘Site

Manager Machine Configuration’ page. Backlight
D
4
3
Set Date and Time
5
E
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ADJUSTING THE SCREEN

A CONTRAST
To change the contrast of the screen, press one

of the two adjustment buttons (9) or (10).
The level of contrast currently set can be Date and Time Setting
displayed in the field (11) between the two

buttons.
B
Backlight
11 Set Date and Time
C 10
IMPORTANT
The system only supports two levels of contrast: 50% and 100%.
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SETTING THE LEVEL OF

ACCESS Password Level: 999
A
1
Enter Password:
The password is needed every time the site
3
manager or qualified Soilmec personnel need to Site Manager
modify protected data.
To set the level of access to the system, press
button (1) to open the ‘Password’ page. Soilmec
2 B
The ‘Password Level’ page will be displayed. Operator Change
Press button (2) relevant to the level of access.
There are three levels of access to the system

displayed in field (3):
level 0: no password entered
level 1: site manager password entered
level 999: Soilmec password entered. C
IMPORTANT
The Soilmec password cannot be changed, and only the Soilmec technician or Soilmec After-Sales Service
have access to the same.
D
To enter the password, press on the relevant
field on the display.
Password Level: 999
Enter Password:
3
Site Manager
E
Soilmec
Operator Change
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A An alphanumeric keypad will be displayed.

Password Level: 999
Type in the password and press ‘Enter’ (4) to
confirm.
3
Press the ESC button (5) to quit this page
and go back to the ‘Site Manager Machine
Configuration’ page.
B
Enter
Field (3) will show the level of access relevant to

the selected password.
4
C CHANGING THE SITE MANAGER

PASSWORD Password Level: 999
Enter Password:
To enter or change the site manager password,
press on the ‘Site Manager’ field (6) on the Site Manager
display.
D Soilmec 6
Operator Change
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An alphanumeric keypad will be displayed.

Password Level: 999
A
Type in the new password and press ‘Enter’ (4)
to confirm.
Enter
B
4
C
IMPORTANT
The site manager password can only be modified with an access of a higher level, in other words by a
Soilmec technician.
CHANGING OPERATOR D
Password Level: 999
Pressing the ‘Operator Change’ button (7), the
system will cancel the previous operator and Enter Password:
restart to ask for another name (see chapter Site Manager

‘Starting the System’).
Soilmec
E
Operator Change
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OPERATOR
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Contents
A
MAIN PAGE........................................................... 3
BUTTON DESCRIPTION................................................. 4
DIESEL ENGINE PAGE......................................... 8
BUTTONS DESCRIPTION............................................... 9
DRILLING PAGE.................................................. 12
B BUTTON DESCRIPTION............................................... 13
SIGNALS PAGE ....................................18

DESCRIPTION OF THE WARNING LIGHTS ............... 19
ALARMS PAGE................................................... 24
SELECTION BUTTONS................................................. 25
CHECKING THE MACHINE INCLINATION........ 26
C OPERATOR SET-UP PAGES.............................. 27
SETTING THE DRILLING DATA.................................... 27
OPERATOR’S BUTTONS.............................................. 28
WORKING CYCLE............................................... 31
DRILLING WITH DEPTHMETER ONLY........................ 31
DRILLING WITH DATA RECORDING................. 33
D DRILLING USING THE MEMORY CARD...................... 36
DRILLING............................................................. 39
DRILLING GRAPHS............................................ 41
Automatic display mode............................................. 42
Manual display mode.................................................. 42
WORK PAUSE..................................................... 43
E ALARMS DISPLAY.............................................. 44
MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS.......................... 46
MAINTENANCE HISTORY.................................. 48
MOMENT LIMITER.................................................................... 49
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MAIN PAGE
A
Setting Position Main winch Aux winch
Pull down Rotary
Pilot Pump 1 B
Pump 2 Pump 3
C
Hoist
This is the drilling page displayed by the system when the machine is configured for ‘Kelly’ operation and all
the relevant features have been selected.
D
IMPORTANT
The page layout changes depending on the system purchased and the features selected.
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BUTTON DESCRIPTION
A
BUTTON DESCRIPTION
INCLINOMETER
This instrument consists of an X-Y graph display of data from the
B inclinometer. The square at the centre of the display turns green if the
mast inclination is within the specified (target) tolerances.
Setting
VISUALIZER
This instrument indicates the position of the mast with respect to the
vertical axis.
C Position VISUALIZER
This instrument indicates the verticality of the work in progress. To
set the target verticality of the work in progress simply touch the field
button and a window will appear allowing you to enter the settings.
Automatic levelling of the mast

D This button makes the machine move the mast to the vertical position
automatically
Out of vertical warning button

If the machine has levelled the mast automatically this button will flash
if the mast has moved out of tolerance.
Press this flashing button to re-level the mast (if safe to do so). When
E the mast moves back to vertical the button turns green and disappears
when the operation is complete.
Any use of the mast control lever will disable this feature until the
Automatic levelling button is pressed again.
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BUTTON DESCRIPTION A
DIESEL ENGINE REVS COUNTER

This instrument displays the current rpm of the diesel engine and is
displayed as a graph and also as a numeric value.
B
DRILLING START BUTTON
Press this button to set the depthmeter to zero and commence
drilling.
Depthmeter
DEPTHMETER C
This instrument displays the current depth of the main winch, it is reset
every time you press the ‘Drilling Start’ button.
Rotary revs ROTARY SPEED
This instrument displays the current speed of the rotary.
WINCH HOIST
D
Hoist
This instrument shows the load on the main winch.
DATE AND TIME

This instrument displays the current date and time.
ASSISTED RETURN TO HOLE CENTRE

This button lets you select the servo-assisted return to hole centre
which helps you position the rotation over the saved hole. In other
words, you will manage the rotation (with the joystick) but every time
E
the turret position nears the saved hole the system will choke the
valves to stop the rotation exactly over the hole. In order to re-start
from the hole after a servo-assisted stop, you will have to release the
“Dead-Man” button and press it again.
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A BUTTON DESCRIPTION
MACHINE INCLINOMETER
This button lets you open the page with the machine inclinometer.
B
EMERGENCY
When this blinking symbol appears, it indicates that an emergency
stop button has been pressed.
C
COMMANDS NOT ENABLED
When this blinking symbol appears, it indicates that all of the operations
are blocked (to activate them simply lower the ‘pilot’ lever).
D ALARMS
Touching the triangular blinker (indicating an alarm or signal) displays
the page of the active signal or alarm.
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TURRET ROTATION
This page shows the current rotation position of the turret with the
relevant hole centre (A), enabled by the “Drilling Start” button, which
will be green if the servo-assisted control of the rotation is enabled and
grey if this is not the case. If the servo-assisted control of the rotation
is enabled and the “Drilling Start” button is pressed, the system will
save the rotation position of the turret and reset the depthmeter and,
B
hence, the position of the hole. The system also allows setting a turret
B A rotation limit when drill cuttings have to be discharged. To activate this
function, move the turret to the desired position and press on the turret
icon. The system will save such position and display the point with the
relevant symbol (B).
These functions helps you so that, once out of the hole, by rotating
the turret, you can stop precisely to discharge spoils and then return C
exactly to the same position to continue drilling.
Machine pressures
Main winch Aux winch
Pull down Rotary

MACHINE PRESSURES
This page shows all the pressures monitored on the machine. D
Pilot Pump 1
Pump 2 Pump 3
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DIESEL ENGINE PAGE

A
C
Diesel Consumption Engine Load
This page shows the typical dashboard with the gauges and luminous indicators on the machine.
D
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BUTTONS DESCRIPTION
A
ICON FUNCTION
FUEL LEVEL GAUGE

This gauge shows the current level in the fuel tank and if the level is low
(a reserve of roughly 2 hours work) the warning light starts blinking. B
COOLANT TEMPERATURE INDICATOR

This gauge shows the current temperature of the coolant in the radiator
and if the temperature is too high the warning light starts blinking.
C
This indicator shows the current engine RPM as a graph and as a
numeric value on the display.
LOW ENGINE OIL PRESSURE SIGNAL D

This signal is present if the pressure drops or when the engine is
turned off.
AIR FILTER CLOGGED SIGNAL
MINIMUM COOLANT LEVEL SIGNAL

E
This signal is present when the coolant has reached the minimum
level and therefore must immediately be topped up.
ALTERNATOR SIGNAL
This signal is present when the alternator is stopped (engine off) or
faulty and therefore is not charging the batteries. If the alternator is
faulty, the revs counter may also not work as it is connected electrically
to the alternator.
F
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A ICON FUNCTION
SIGNALS FROM THE ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT

The icons to the side are present as explained below:
BLUE icon: No detected fault (the light does not blink)
B YELLOW icon: Fault warning (the light blinks)
RED icon: Critical fault warning (the light blinks)
C
ALARM DISPLAYS
The two windows to the side let you view all the active (currently
displayed) and passive (already reset) alarms coming from the ECM
(Cummins engine) or EMR (Deutz engine) control unit. If an alarm is
D present, the relevant warning light starts blinking. If more alarms are
present, you can scroll through the list using the window arrows.
WARNING
For the identification of the alarm code, refer to the engine operation
and maintenance manual enclosed with the machine.
SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE BUTTON

Pressing this button lets you access to the page with the maintenance
schedule.
F
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ICON FUNCTION A
ESC BUTTON
This button lets you return to the main page of the software.
DIESEL CONSUMPTION DISPLAY

Diesel Consumption This instrument lets you view the current consumption of the engine B
expressed in l/h.
ENGINE LOAD DISPLAY
Engine Load This instrument lets you view the load percentage of the engine in
relation to the requirement of the hydraulic pumps.
HOURS - MINUTES
This instrument displays the hours and minutes of work of the C
machine.
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DRILLING PAGE
A
Setting Position Pile diam. Pile name Targ. depth
Main winch Pull down
B Pilot Rotary
Up speed
Rotary revs Hoist
Average speed
Drill. time
C Depthmeter
This is the drilling page displayed by the system when the machine is configured for ‘Kelly’ operation and all
D the relevant features have been selected.
IMPORTANT
The page layout changes depending on the system purchased and the features selected.
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BUTTON DESCRIPTION
A
BUTTON DESCRIPTION
INCLINOMETER
This instrument consists of an X-Y graph display of data from the inclinometer. The
square at the centre of the display turns green if the mast inclination is within the B
specified (target) tolerances.
Setting
VISUALIZER
This instrument indicates the position of the mast with respect to the vertical axis.
C
Position VISUALIZER
This instrument indicates the verticality of the work in progress. To set the target
verticality of the work in progress simply touch the field button and a window will
appear allowing you to enter the settings.
D
Automatic levelling of the mast
This button makes the machine move the mast to the vertical position automatically
Out of vertical warning button

If the machine has levelled the mast automatically this button will flash if the mast E
has moved out of tolerance.
Press this flashing button to re-level the mast (if safe to do so). When the mast
moves back to vertical the button turns green and disappears when the operation is
complete.
Any use of the mast control lever will disable this feature until the Automatic levelling
button is pressed again.
F
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This instrument displays the current rpm of the diesel engine and is displayed as a
graph and also as a numeric value.
B
MACHINE PRESSURES
Pilot Rotary This page shows all the pressures monitored on the machine (you can choose the
pressure values to be displayed during work from the system set-up page).
Depthmeter DEPTHMETER
This instrument displays the current depth of the main winch, it is reset every time
C you press the ‘Drilling Start’ button.
Rotary revs
ROTARY SPEED
This instrument displays the current speed of the rotary.
Up speed UP SPEED/DOWN SPEED

This instrument displays the current up or down speed of the rotary and therefore of
D the tool in the ground.
Average speed
AVERAGE DRILLING SPEED
This instrument displays the average speed during drilling.
Drill. time
DRILLING TIME
This instrument displays the time effectively taken to execute the drilling.
E Hoist
WINCH HOIST
This instrument shows the load on the main winch.
VISUALIZER
This display shows the maximum depth the tool has reached in the ground.
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VISUALIZER
This instrument shows the metres left to complete the new bore.
DRILLING VISUALIZER
This display shows the maximum depth the tool has reached in the ground.
When the tool is lifted use the depthmeter to see the actual tool depth.
PILE DEPTH SETTING

Targ. depth This instrument shows the target depth for the pile. When this depth is reached a
warning box appears on the screen. While the operator has to set a target depth for
each pile it is not necessary to work to this and piles either shorter or longer may be
drilled.
D
Pile name PILE NAME SETTING
In this field you can enter a name for the pile going to be bored (this function is only
available if the data recording module is installed).
Pile diam. PILE DIAMETER SETTING

In this field, you can specify the diameter of the pile going to be bored (this function
is only available if the data recording module is installed).
E
DRILLING START BUTTON

Press this button to commence drilling.
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Operator
DRILLING STOP BUTTON

Press this button to stop drilling.
B WORK PAUSE BUTTON

Press this button to pause drilling process and data recording (the button starts
flashing).
A warning window will pop up on the screen.
To close the window, press the button once again.
C
GRAPHS VISUALIZER
Pressing this button lets you open the Drilling graphs page.
D DRILLING Data Page Set Up BUTTON

This button lets you open the drilling data set-up page.
If no parameters have been entered a warning window will appear when drilling is
attempted and drilling will not be possible.
E MEMORY CARD BUTTON

This button lets you enter the Memory Card set-up page.
MACHINE INCLINOMETER
F This button lets you open the page with the machine inclinometer.
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Operator
EMERGENCY
When this blinking symbol appears, it indicates that an emergency stop button has
been pressed.
B
ASSISTED RETURN TO HOLE CENTRE
This button lets you activate and deactivate the assisted return to hole centre or to
unloading area which helps you position the rotation over the saved hole or spoils
unloading area during operation.
DATE AND TIME C

This instrument displays the current date and time.
COMMANDS NOT ENABLED

When this blinking symbol appears, it indicates that all of the operations are blocked
(to activate them simply lower the ‘pilot’ lever).
D
ALARMS
Touching the triangular blinker (indicating an alarm or signal) displays the page of
the active signal or alarm.
E
ESC BUTTON
This button lets you go back to the main page.
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Operator
SIGNALS PAGE
A
C Ambient
Temperature
This page displays all the warning lights connected to the system.
D
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Operator
DESCRIPTION OF THE WARNING LIGHTS

A
ICON WARNING
Red LED
Restriction of the hydraulic oil filter.
B
Red LED
Hydraulic oil overheating.
Red LED C
Low hydraulic oil level.
Red LED
Water in the hydraulic circuit.
D
Green LED
Cooling fans activation.
The icon gradually displays the values from 1 to 4 to show the rotation speed of the
cooling fans.
Yellow LED
Service winch ‘free fall’ activated.
E
Yellow LED
Main winch ‘free fall’ activated.
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Operator
A ICON WARNING
Red LED
Pump coupler oil overheating.
B Red LED
Restriction of the pump coupler oil filter.
Yellow LED
Travel controls activated (with sound alarm).
C
Red LED
Controls disabled.
D Yellow LED
Max winding limit of the pull-down winch rope.
Yellow LED
Max unwinding limit of the pull-down winch rope.
E
Emergency stop button pressed down.
F Yellow LED
Max winding limit of the service winch rope.
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Operator
ICON WARNING A
Yellow LED
Max winding limit of the main winch rope.
Yellow LED
B
Main winch descent blocked.
Red LED
Error sent by the Rexroth control unit.
C
Yellow LED
Max descent limit of the boom.
Yellow LED D
Max tilting limit to the left.
Yellow LED
Max tilting limit to the right.
E
Yellow LED
Max boom tilting limit forwards (only crane version).
Yellow LED
Max boom tilting limit backwards (only crane version).
F
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Operator
A ICON WARNING
Yellow LED
Max unwinding limit of the winch ropes.
B Yellow LED
Poor pull-down pressure on casing.
Red LED
Restriction of the rotary oil filter.
C
Yellow LED
Low oil level in the rotary table.
D Yellow LED
Pull-down rope tensioning cylinder at end-of stroke on the mast footpad (only for
version with Cable pull-down)
Red LED
Restriction of the turret rotation gearmotor oil filter.
E
Yellow LED
Low mast foot pressure.
F Not active
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Operator
ICON WARNING A
Yellow LED
Counterweight locking pins removed.
B
Not active
Not active
C
Not active
DISPLAY
Ambient
Temperature
This instrument shows the ambient temperature outside the machine. D
ESC BUTTON
Pressing this button you go back to the previous page.
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Operator
ALARMS PAGE
A
This page is displayed every time the system detects an anomaly, a malfunction or a forcing in the work
system.
Alarm IN Alarm OUT N. Alarm Description
B
Wrong Calibration-Concrete Pressure Transducer (B11)
No dialogue with Tilting Encoder (BE3)
No dialogue with Rotation Encoder (BE1)
Defective Load Cell for Hoist reading (B12)
No dialogue with Compact 1 (A6) Wire (WC4)
D Delete History Show All Show Triggered
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Operator
SELECTION BUTTONS
A
BUTTON FUNCTION
Alarm IN Alarm OUT N. Alarm Description

Wrong Calibration-Concrete Pressure Transducer (B11)
No dialogue with Tilting Encoder (BE3)
ALARMS LIST
Defective Load Cell for Hoist reading (B12)
This list lets you view all the alarms that have been found by system
ordered by date of activation and reset (if solved). B
COMPLETE ALARMS LIST

Show All Pressing this button lets you view all the alarms registered by the
system.
ACTIVE ALARMS LIST

C
Show Triggered Pressing this button lets you view only the alarms currently triggered.
DELETE ALARMS LIST

Delete History Pressing this button clears the alarms list registered by the system
(Soilmec password needed).
D
FIND ALARM
Pressing this button opens a new window with the localization of the
alarm on the machine.
ESC BUTTON
This button lets you return to the first page with the Soilmec logo. E
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Operator
CHECKING THE MACHINE INCLINATION

A
During travel, positioning and operation, check the machine inclinometer at regular intervals.
DANGER
Failure to control the machine inclination during these operations can put at risk the machine stability
and cause the same to tip over.
B To display the machine inclinometer, start the machine and turn on the control system.
Press button (1) on the main page.

WARNING!
C The system will display a window with the

machine inclinometer.
Pull down Rotary
The window shows the X and Y inclination of the Pilot Pump 1

machine as a graph and also as a numeric value
Position
in the numeric display to the side. Pump 2 Pump 3
Once inclination has been checked, press ‘OK’

D to close the window. OK Depthmeter Rotary revs
Hoist
1
E
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Operator
OPERATOR SET-UP PAGES

A
SETTING THE DRILLING DATA
IMPORTANT
Before starting drilling, you shall enter the work parameters in the ‘Set-up’ page.
B
To open the ‘Set-up’ page, press button (2).
Pilot Rotary
Up speed
Rotary revs Hoist C
Average speed
Drill. time
2
Depthmeter
D
The system opens the ‘Drilling Data Set-up’
page with all the parameters that can be entered
by the operator. Site Name Digital recording step Memory Card Availability
15.0 cm Recordable Piles N.
E
Site Code Memory Card
data recording
Tool
Pile name
Name Hours
Work Mode
N° er
Rotary
Pile depth
E-Mail Pile End Machine type
300.0 m
Pile diameter
0.0 mm
Operator:
F
End Data Editing
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Operator
OPERATOR’S BUTTONS
A
BUTTON DESCRIPTION
Site Name SITE NAME

Enter the name of the current jobsite.
B
Site Code SITE CODE
Enter the code of the current jobsite.
Pile name PILE NAME

C Type in the name of the pile being bored.
Enter a name for each new pile.
Pile depth PILE DEPTH

Enter the depth of the pile being bored.
D Pile diameter PILE DIAMETER

Enter the diameter of the pile being bored.
Operator: OPERATOR
Enter the name of the operator currently working with the machine.
E Memory Card Availability MEMORY CARD AVAILABILITY

This field shows the free space on the memory card, as well as the
Recordable Piles N. number of piles that can still be recorded on the same in relation to the
already written data and the set recording parameters.
Machine type
F MACHINE TYPE
Enter the type of machine you’re working with.
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Operator
Tool
TOOL IDENTIFICATION
Name Hours Enter the name of the tool you’re using.
The system will display the tool operating hours.
END DATA EDITING

B
End Data Editing This button lets you save the data entered.
ESC BUTTON
This button lets you go back to the previous page.
C
Using the keyboard displayed by the system,
type in the new names or codes and confirm by
pressing the ‘Enter’ button (3). Site Name Digital recording step Memory Card Availability
Recordable Piles N.
D
data recording
Tool
Pile name Ore
Name Hours
Work Mode
Enter
Pile depth
Pile diameter
Operator:
E
End Data Editing
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Operator
A To enter a new datum, press on the field you

wish to fill in.
Type in the datum using the numeric keypad Site Name Digital recording step
Min.
Memory Card Availability
15.0 cm
displayed by the system and confirm with key Recordable Piles N.
(4). Site Code Memory Card

Max.
data recording
Press key (5) to delete the new datum. Tool
Press key (6) to quit without entering any value. Pile name
Work Mode
Name Hours
N° er
Rotary
B Pile depth
300.0 m
IMPORTANT Pile diameter
The keypad shows the maximum and minimum 0.0 mm
values that can be entered.

Operator:
If you enter a value that is not allowed, the End Data Editing
system will generate a warning message.
C 5 4 6
When all data required for the pile being bored

have been entered, press key (7).
Site Name Digital recording step Memory Card Availability
15.0 cm Recordable Piles N.
D
data recording
Tool
Pile name
Name Hours
Work Mode
N° er
Rotary
Pile depth
300.0 m
Pile diameter
0.0 mm
E Operator:
End Data Editing
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Operator
WORKING CYCLE
A
DRILLING WITH DEPTHMETER ONLY
Once the system has been started, or after an

operator change, the system displays the main 1
page.
B
At this point you should set the inclination the Pull down Rotary
drilling must be done at, before proceeding with

Pilot Pump 1
drilling.
2
Pump 2 Pump 3
To set the desired inclination, press on fields (1)

and (2) of the ‘Setting’ visualizer.
C
Hoist
Enter the inclination you wish using the numeric

keypad and confirm pressing key (3).
Press key (4) to clear the entry. Setting
Mast tilting
Position
Machine pressures
Main winch Aux winch
D
Press key (5) to exit without entering any value.
Min.
Pull down Rotary
Max. Pilot Pump 1
Pump 2 Pump 3
IMPORTANT
The keypad shows the maximum and minimum
E
4 3 5
If you enter a value that is not allowed, the
system will generate a warning message. Hoist
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Operator
Once the inclination has been set, press the

A ‘Drilling Start’ button (6) on the main page and
start drilling. Setting Position Main winch Aux winch
Pull down Rotary
Pilot Pump 1
Pump 2 Pump 3
B 6
Hoist
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Operator
DRILLING WITH DATA RECORDING

A
operator change, the system displays the main
page. Setting Position Main winch Aux winch
1
Press button (1) to open the drilling page. Pull down Rotary
Pilot
Pump 2
Pump 1
Pump 3
B
Hoist
At this point you should set the inclination the 2

drilling must be done at, before proceeding with Pile diam. Pile name Targ.depth
Setting Position
drilling.
D

Pilot Rotary
3
Up speed
Rotary revs Hoist
Average speed
Drill. time
E
Depthmeter
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Operator

A keypad and confirm pressing key (4). Setting Position Pile diam. Pile name Targ.depth
Press key (5) to clear the entry.

Press key (6) to exit without entering any value. Min.
Pilot Rotary
Max.
IMPORTANT Up speed
Rotary revs Hoist

B
Average speed
Drill. time
system will generate a warning message. Depthmeter 5 4 6
C
‘Drilling Start’ button (7) on the drilling page. Targ.depth
Setting Position Pile diam. Pile name
D
Pilot Rotary
Up speed
Rotary revs Hoist
Average speed 7
Drill. time
Depthmeter
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Operator
Now the system asks you to enter the depth of

the pile being bored. Setting Position Pile diam. Pile name Targ.depth
A
To enter the depth, press on field (8), enter the Main winch Pull down
value using the numeric keypad and confirm. Pilot Rotary
Press key (9) to confirm once again and return Up speed

Enter Pile Depth Rotary revs Hoist
to the drilling page. 9 8

B
Average speed Pile Depth
Now the system is ready and you can proceed Drill. time
with drilling. OK Cancel

Depthmeter
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Operator
DRILLING USING THE MEMORY CARD

A
operator change, the system displays the main
page. Setting Position Main winch Aux winch
1
Press button (1) to open the drilling page. Pull down Rotary
B Pilot
Pump 2
Pump 1
Pump 3
Hoist
At this point you should set the inclination the 2

drilling must be done at, before proceeding with Pile diam. Pile name
Setting Position Targ. depth
drilling.
D

Pilot Rotary
3
Up speed
Rotary revs Hoist
Average speed
Drill. time
E
Depthmeter
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Operator

keypad and confirm pressing key (4). Setting Position Pile diam. Pile name Targ.depth
A
Press key (5) to clear the entry.
Press key (6) to exit without entering any value. Min.
Pilot Rotary
Max.
IMPORTANT Up speed
Hoist
Rotary revs

B
Average speed
Drill. time
system will generate a warning message. Depthmeter 5 4 6
C
‘Drilling Start’ button (7) on the drilling page. Targ.depth
Setting Position Pile diam. Pile name
D
Pilot Rotary
Up speed
Rotary revs Hoist
Average speed 7
Drill. time
Depthmeter
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Operator
Now the ‘set-up page’ is displayed.

A Enter the parameters of pile being bored so the
system can save the data once drilling has been Site Name Digital recording step Memory Card Availability
15.0 cm
completed. Recordable Piles N.

data recording
Tool
IMPORTANT Pile name
Name Hours
Work Mode
To enter the new parameters, refer to chapter Rotary
B ‘Operator Set-up Page’. Pile depth

300.0 m
Pile diameter
0.0 mm
Operator:
End Data Editing
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Operator
DRILLING
A
IMPORTANT
For the data shown on the work screen, refer to chapter ‘Drilling Page’.
During drilling the blue bar of visualizer (1) turns B

yellow in proportion to the depth reached.
Setting Position Pile diam. Pile name Targ.depth
IMPORTANT Main winch Pull down
The vertical scale of the vertical bar (1) changes Pilot Rotary
to reflect the target depth entered.

C
Up speed
Rotary revs Hoist
You are also informed of the depth (2) of the Average speed
1
drilling tool.
Drill. time
This information is important if, for some reasons,
you have to pull the tool out of the borehole (for Depthmeter
example, for unloading the excavated material).

2
D
IMPORTANT
The vertical bar (1) and the depth visualizer (2) can be used to see if there has been a collapse of the pile
bore during drilling. Drilling will be required at a depth shallower than the depth shown on bar (1).
IMPORTANT E
Drilling can also be performed from the ‘MAIN PAGE’, but in this case the system will only display the data
without recording them.
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Operator
When the target depth has been reached, the

A system displays a warning message. Setting Position Pile diam. Pile name Targ.depth
Press the ‘OK’ button (1) to confirm.
The system registers the piling stop command Main winch Pull down
and gets ready to execute the following WARNING! Pilot Rotary

operation.
Up speed
Target Depth Rotary revs Hoist
Reached
B
Average speed
Drill. time OK
IMPORTANT Depthmeter
1
The warning the system sends you doesn’t have
any influence on the function of the machine.
You can therefore decide to continue drilling
even after having passed the set pile limit.
C
Once the stop command has been confirmed,

the system displays a new warning window. Pile diam. Pile name Targ.depth
Setting Position
Now you can delete the pile (3), return to the
D
WARNING!
drilling page (4) or confirm the end of the piling Main winch Pull down
operation (2) (and save data).

Stop Piling? Pilot Rotary
2 3 4
You can also stop piling before reaching the Up speed
Rotary revs Hoist
target depth pressing the ‘Piling Stop’ button

Average speed OK
(5).
Now you can delete the pile (3), return to the Drill. time
drilling page (4) or confirm the end of the piling

E operation (2) (and save data). Depthmeter
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Operator
DRILLING GRAPHS
A
During drilling, you can display the process data
in the form of a graph.
Setting Position Pile diam. Pile name Targ.depth
From the drilling page, press the ‘Graphs display’

button (A). Main winch Pull down
B
Pilot Rotary
Up speed
Rotary revs Hoist
Average speed
Drill. time
Depthmeter
C
A
The system will display the graphs screen.
D
Down speed Rotary press. Rotary revs Pull down Hoist
You can continue working in this page, checking B

the drilling data in the relevant graphs (B),
displayed in greater detail by the numeric
visualizers (C) below, and the depth of the tool
in the depthmeter visualizer (D).
C E
Depthmeter
D F
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Operator
You can also decide to display the graphs in the

A automatic or manual mode.
Down speed Rotary press. Rotary revs Pull down Hoist
In this last case, you can display the graphs E
horizontally pressing key (E) or vertically
pressing key (F).
G
Automatic display mode

B In the automatic mode, the system automatically F
adapts the graph scale so the target depth
corresponds to the available screen width.
Manual display mode

Depthmeter
In the manual mode, you can zoom in or out the

C display scale of the graph which is displayed
vertically or horizontally.
Use buttons (E) to scroll through the graphs

displayed horizontally.
Use buttons (F) to scroll through the graphs
displayed vertically.
D Press button (G) to go back to the drilling page.
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Operator
WORK PAUSE
A
If you need to stop the operations during drilling
and piling, the system can be paused. Setting Position Pile diam. Pile name Targ.depth
In this way, the system will register the pause Main winch Pull down
and the pile data will not be affected by the

pause duration. Pilot Rotary
To activate the pause, press the ‘Pause’ button

B
Up speed
Rotary revs Hoist
(1).
Average speed
1
Drill. time
Depthmeter
C
The system will display a warning window
indicating the pause duration. Setting Pile diam. Pile name Targ.depth
Position
To end the pause, press key (2). Main winch Pull down
D
The system will return to the drilling page and WARNING! Rotary
you can restart operation. Up speed

Hoist
Average speed Drilling Pause
Drill. time
Time
Depthmeter
E
2
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Operator
ALARMS DISPLAY
A
To open the alarms page, press button (1).
This page displays all or only some of the Alarm IN Alarm OUT No Alarm Description
Concrete Press. Transducer failure (B11)
alarms filtered through the selection of one of No dialogue with Tilting Encoder (BE3)
the buttons. Defective Load Cell for Hoist reading (B16)

Press button (2) to display all the alarms that Touch Screen Temperature
1
Hydraulic Oil Transducer failure (B45)
have been activated on the machine. Main winch Rope ended
4
B
No dialogue with Aux winch Encoder (BE4)
No dialogue with GPS sensor
Press button (3) to display the active alarms on Min. Poziom Oleju Hydraulicznego (S48)
No Dialogue with CTJ I/O Modules
the machine. No Dialogue with Mill/CTJ I/O Modules-Machine El.Board
No Dialogue with Machine-I/O Modules
All the alarms are displayed in 4 fields that

Machine Inclinom. X-axis failure (B17)
Machine Inclinom. Y-axis failure(B17)
Aux winch Rope ended
correspond to the date and time when the Machine Inclinom. X-axis failure (B17)
Machine Inclinom. Y-axis failure (B17) 5
alarm was activated, the time when the alarm
No dialogue with Main winch Encoder (BE2)
Low RH motor compensation press.
was reset, the number of the alarm and the Low LH motor compensation press.
Min Hydraulic Oil level (S48)
description of the same. Low RH motor compensation press.

Low LH motor compensation press.
C Delete History Show All Show Triggered
2 3 6
IMPORTANT
To display the alarms that aren’t shown in the window, press arrows (4) and (5) on the vertical bar to the
D right.
You can select the alarm by pressing the relevant

description and displaying its position in the
machine by pressing the ‘Help’ button (6).
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Operator
At this point the system displays the machine,

indicating the point of the selected alarm signal A
with a red marker. Winches
Press the ESC button (7) to go back to the

alarms page.
C
7
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Operator
MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS
A
From the diesel engine page, press button (1).
IMPORTANT
You can use counter (2) to gauge your
maintenance interventions.
B
C The system will display the screens with the

scheduled maintenance interventions.
2
Diesel Consumption Engine Load
E 1
IMPORTANT
When the established interval for carrying out
a maintenance intervention is reached, the
F system will display the maintenance screen

automatically, indicating the intervention to carry
out.
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Operator
Once maintenance has been performed, the

technician shall press button (3) to save the A
executed intervention. Scheduled Maintenance
No Scheduled Job
Scheduled job DONE
3
C
At this point the system will display a warning
message.
Scheduled Maintenance
The technician must confirm the execution of
the intervention by pressing key (4) or cancel
the operation by pressing button (5).
The system will return to the scheduled
maintenance screen. WARNING
D
Maintenance
IMPORTANT DONE!
If there are several maintenance interventions

that need being done, the maintenance OK Cancel
technician must repeat the above procedure for

each intervention.
Scheduled job DONE
E
To exit the maintenance screen, press the ESC
button (6).
6
4 5
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Operator
MAINTENANCE HISTORY
A
To display the maintenance history, press
button (1) to open the ‘Site Manager Machine
Configuration’ menu; then press button (2) to System Data
1
open the ‘System Data’ page. Min. Diesel Level
Now press button (3) to open the maintenance 2
B
Ambient Temperature
history or button (4) to open the moment limiter 4

set-up page. Moment
Limiter
3
Maintenance
History
C
IMPORTANT
The other commands in the machine and system data configuration pages are password protected and can
only be accessed by entering the site manager or Soilmec password. Therefore they cannot be modified.
D In the ‘Maintenance History’ you can trace

important information relevant to running-in or
routine maintenance.
In fact the following information is saved for each Maintenance History
operation carried out: Working Hours Type Operator’s Name
• Working Hours: How many hours of work the

machine has done, when the maintenance is
confirmed as having been carried out.
E • Type: Abbreviation indicating the maintenance
job carried out.
• Operator’s Name: The operator registered
when the maintenance is confirmed as done
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Operator
MOMENT LIMITER
A
To open the moment limiter set-up page, press
button (4) from the ‘System Data’ page.
Moment Limiter Set-up
This page displays all the parameters of the Load % Limit Settings
moment limiter installed on the machine. Hoist at 4mA
B
Hoist at 20mA
Pre-alarm %
Alarm %
DAT 1 DAT 2
Weight Differ.
Parts:
C
Hoist
IMPORTANT
The moment limiter screen can only be displayed by the operator. To change the set parameters, you shall
access to the system using the Soilmec password.
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Operator
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Site Manager
Section E C
SITE MANAGER
D
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Site Manager
Contents
A
SITE MANAGER SET-UP PAGE........................... 3
BUTTON DESCRIPTION................................................. 4
REPLACING THE WINCH ROPE.......................... 6
REVERSING THE READING DIRECTION
B OF THE WINCH ENCODERS................................ 7

CHANGING THE PARTS RATIO........................... 8
RESETTING THE TURRET ROTATION
ENCODER.............................................................. 9
RESETTING THE MAST ALIGNMENT
ENCODER............................................................ 10
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Site Manager
SITE MANAGER SET-UP PAGE

A
This page must be used by the site manager to set the work parameters for the operator and acquire data
from the system.

B
Amer. Units of Meas. Memory Card Work Mode
Data Recording
Rotary

E-mail Pile End
Auger Extension
C
Digital Record. Step
metres/minute
metres/hour
centimetres/minute
centimetres/hour
D
IMPORTANT
The site manager can only use the system features activated by Soilmec technician.
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BUTTON DESCRIPTION
A
BUTTON DESCRIPTION
Amer. Units of Meas.
B UNITS OF MEASURE
Pressing these buttons lets you set the system to run with imperial or
Europ. Units of Meas. metric units of measure.
C Auger Extension
AUGER EXTENSION
(not used)
Digital Record. Step DIGITAL RECORDING STEP

Defines the step after which the system starts recording the working
D 5.0 cm data during operation.
Memory Card
DATA RECORDING ON MEMORY CARD (only when the Data
Data Recording Recording feature is active)
Enables the downloading of the system’s data on the memory card.
E
E-Mail Pile End E-MAIL PILE END (only when the Data Recording feature is active)
Enables to e-mail the saved data to a remote user.
Work Mode
F WORK MODE
Displays the selected work technology, i.e. rotary or CFA.
Rotary
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Up Speed - Down Speed
metres/minute
UNITS OF MEASURE
metres/hour This screen shows the units of measure used by the system to display
centimetres/minute
the work data. B
centimetres/hour
INFO
This button lets you access to the information on the Drilling Mate
System.
C
SOILMEC CONFIGURATION BUTTON
Pressing this button the Soilmec technician can open the system
configuration page (after entering the Soilmec password).
ROUTER CONFIGURATION BUTTON D

This button lets you access to the GSM router configuration page.
E-MAIL CONFIGURATION BUTTON

This button lets you access to the e-mail configuration page.
E
ESC BUTTON
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REPLACING THE WINCH ROPE

A
IMPORTANT
Access to the data of this page is password protected and only accessible to the site manager.
In order to replace the rope of one of the winches

B of the machine, follow the instructions below.
Press button (1) to open the ‘Site Manager Encoder Data Setting 1
Machine Configuration’ page and then button Turret
Rotat. Encoder
Set Main Winch
Rope Change
(2) to open the ‘Encoder Data Setting’. Current

Position 2
Proceed with the mechanical connection of the Pulses/U Set Aux Winch
Rope Change
C new rope to the winch drum and key (3) relative

to the winch on which the new rope has been Pulses/M
installed to reset the relevant encoder. Set Pos.
3
At this point, you can reel the rope on the winch Absolute:
drum. Main Winch Aux Winch Tilting Encoder

Depthmeter Parameters Depthmeter Parameters Calibration
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REVERSING THE READING DIRECTION OF THE WINCH ENCODERS

A
IMPORTANT
If, for construction reasons, the winch encoders

have not been installed in the standard position B
but on the opposite side of the winch drum, you
should reverse their data reading direction so Encoder Data Setting 1
the system can display the correct value. Turret
Rotat. Encoder
Set Main Winch
Rope Change
2
Current
To reverse the reading direction, proceed as Position
follows: Set Aux Winch
C
Pulses/U
Rope Change
Press button (1) to open the ‘Site Manager Pulses/M
Machine Configuration’ page. Set Pos.
From this page, press button (2) to open the

‘Encoder Data Setting’. Absolute: 3
Main Winch Aux Winch Tilting Encoder

Now press key (3) to open the ‘Main Winch Depthmeter Parameters Depthmeter Parameters Calibration
Depthmeter Parameters’ page and then key (4)

to reverse the encoder’s reading direction. D
Main Winch Depthpmeter Parameters
Position: Encoder Pulses:
Encoder Pulses (M):
4
IMPORTANT Offset:
E
To reverse the reading direction of the encoder 1st Layer Resolution 1/m 1st Layer End
installed on the service winch, press the ‘Aux 2nd Layer Resolution 1/m 2nd Layer End
3rd Layer Resolution 1/m 3rd Layer End

Winch Depthmeter Parameters’ button and then 4th Layer Resolution 1/m 4th Layer End
repeat the procedure explained above. 5th Layer Resolution 1/m 5th Layer End
6th Layer Resolution 1/m 6th Layer End
7th Layer Resolution 1/m
F
Parts ratio: Alarm:
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CHANGING THE PARTS RATIO

A
IMPORTANT
B In order to change the parts ratio of the selected

winch, open the ‘Main Winch Depthmeter
Parameters’ page as explained in the previous Min.
chapter. Main Winch Depthpmeter Parameters
Position: Encoder Pulses:

Max.
Press on field (1) showing the parts ratio Encoder Pulses (M):
currently used by the system. Offset:
C Enter the new datum using the keyboard 1st Layer Resolution 1/m 1st Layer End
displayed by the system.

2nd Layer Resolution 1/m 2nd Layer End
3rd Layer Resolution 1/m 3rd Layer End
4th Layer Resolution 1/m 4th Layer End
Press key (2) to confirm the new value. 5th Layer Resolution 1/m 5th Layer End
Press key (3) to cancel the entered value. 6th Layer Resolution 1/m 6th Layer End
7th Layer Resolution 1/m

Press key (4) to quit without entering any value.
Parts ratio: Alarm
D
1 3 2 4
IMPORTANT
To set a new line ratio for the service winch installed on the machine, press the ‘Aux Winch Depthmeter
E Parameters’ button and then repeat the procedure explained above.
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Site Manager
RESETTING THE TURRET ROTATION ENCODER

A
IMPORTANT

IMPORTANT
The turret rotation encoder shall be reset in case of replacement of the same encoder. B
In order to reset the turret rotation encoder,
follow the instructions below:
1
Press button (1) to open the ‘Site Manager Encoder Data Setting
Machine Configuration’ page.

From this page, press button (2) to open the
Turret
Rotat. Encoder
Set Main Winch
Rope Change C
Current 2
‘Encoder Data Setting’ page. Position
Pulses/U Set Aux Winch

Rope Change
Align the machine turret with the longitudinal
axis of the undercarriage. Pulses/M
Press button (3) to reset the turret rotation Set Pos.
encoder.
Absolute:
D
Now you can restart your work using the system
to control the turret rotation. 3
Main Winch
Depthmeter Parameters
Aux Winch
Depthmeter Parameters
Tilting Encoder
Calibration
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Site Manager
RESETTING THE MAST ALIGNMENT ENCODER

A
IMPORTANT
IMPORTANT
B The mast alignment encoder shall be reset in case of replacement of the same encoder or if the mast is
moved when the Drilling Mate System is turned off.
In order to reset the mast alignment encoder,

proceed as follows:
1
Press button (1) to open the ‘Site Manager Encoder Data Setting
Machine Configuration’ page.

C
Turret Set Main Winch
Rotat. Encoder Rope Change
From this page, press button (2) to open the Current 2

‘Encoder Data Setting’ and, finally, button (3) to Position
display the ‘Tilting Encoder Calibration’ page. Pulses/U Set Aux Winch
Rope Change
Pulses/M
3
Set Pos.
D
Absolute:
Main Winch Aux Winch Tilting Encoder

Depthmeter Parameters Depthmeter Parameters Calibration
Fully withdraw the mast lifting cylinders and

press button (4) to reset the mast alignment
encoder.
E
Tilting Encoder Calibration
Now you can restart your work using the automatic Mast Return
system to control the mast alignment. LH Min.

Limit
Current
RH Min. Position
Limit
Mast
Pulses/U Return Speed
LH Max.
Limit
Swing
RH Max.
Pulses/M Speed
Limit
Set Pos.
F
4
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Section F C
DATA RECORDING
D
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Contents
A
DRILLING DATA.................................................... 3
RECORDING DRILLING DATA........................................ 5
OPERATOR’S BUTTONS............................................ 7
JOBSITES FOLDER.............................................. 9
RECALLING STORED DATA........................................... 9
B REMOTE CONNECTION..................................... 12
GSM ROUTER CONFIGURATION................................ 13
ROUTER CONFIGURATION DATA............................ 15
E-MAIL CONFIGURATION............................................. 16
E-MAIL CONFIGURATION DATA............................... 18
REMOTE ACCESS - REMOTE ASSISTANCE ............. 19
SUGGESTIONS FOR PURCHASING THE SIM
CARD AND SETTING THE DATA FOR REMOTE
C CONNECTION........................................................... 20
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DRILLING DATA
A
IMPORTANT
The site manager can only use the features activated by the Soilmec technician.
To open the drilling data set-up page, press the

‘Set-up’ button (1). Setting Position Pile diam. Pile name Targ. depth B
Pilot Rotary
Up speed
Rotary revs Hoist
Average speed
Drill. time C
Depthmeter
1 D
The system displays the ‘Drilling set-up’ page.
Site Name Digital Record. Step
To enter a new datum, press the field you wish Memory Card availability
15.0 cm Recordable Pile N.
to fill in (ex. ‘2’).
2 Data Recording
Pile name
N° er
Work Mode
Name
Tool
Hours E
Rotary
Pile depth
E-Mail Pile End Machine Type
300.0 m
Pile diameter
0.0 mm
Operator:
End data editing F
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In relation to the datum to be entered, the

A system will display an alphanumerical keyboard
or a numeric keypad. Site Name Digital Record. Step Memory Card availability
Type in the new value and press ‘Enter’ to Recordable Pile N.
confirm and save the new datum. Site Code Memory Card
Data Recording
Tool
When all of the fields have been filled in, press Pile name
Work Mode
Name Hours
the ESC button (3).

B Pile depth
E-Mail Pile End
Enter
Machine Type
Pile diameter
Operator:
End data editing
3
C IMPORTANT
Identification data on piles and jobsites can be entered with any level of access to the system.
IMPORTANT
Data relevant to recording and drilling characteristics can only be entered with the site manager or Soilmec
D password.
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RECORDING DRILLING DATA

A
To start recording the data of a new pile, press
the ‘Drilling Start’ Button (1) on the drilling Main winch Pull down
page. Pilot Rotary
Up speed
Rotary revs Hoist
B
Average speed
Drill. time
Depthmeter
1 C
The system will display the drilling data page to
let you type in the name of the pile being bored.
Site Name Digital Record. Step Memory Card availability
15.0 cm Recordable Pile N.
IMPORTANT Site Code Memory Card
Before commencing a new pile, the system

Pile name
Data Recording
Tool D
displays the data on piles and jobsites previously 2 Work Mode Name Hours
N° er
entered, except for item ‘Pile Name’ that must Rotary
Pile depth
be entered every time. E-Mail Pile End Machine Type
300.0 m
Pile diameter
Press the relevant field (2), type in the name
0.0 mm
with the keyboard displayed by the system, and
press ‘Enter’ to confirm.
Operator:
E
End data editing
Finally, press the ‘End data editing’ button (3) to
confirm the new data and proceed with drilling.
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A IMPORTANT
Site Name Digital Record. Step Memory Card availability
Once the pile name has been entered, the
Recordable Pile N.
system checks this hasn’t already been used. Memory Card
Site Code
Should that be the case, the system will display Data Recording
Pile Present
a warning message and then return to the editing Tool
Pile name
page to let you choose another name. Work Mode
Name Hours
You can’t have

duplicated pile names
B
Pile depth
in the same jobsite
E-Mail Pile End Machine Type
Pile diameter
Operator:
End data editing
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OPERATOR’S BUTTONS
A
BUTTON DESCRIPTION
Site Name SITE NAME

Enter the name of the current jobsite.
B
Site Code SITE CODE
Enter the code of the current jobsite.
Pile name PILE NAME

Type in the name of the new pile.
A new name must be assigned to every new pile.
C
Pile depth PILE DEPTH

Enter the depth of the pile being bored.
Pile diameter PILE DIAMETER

D
Enter the diameter of the pile being bored.
Operator: OPERATOR
Enter the name of the operator currently working with the machine.
Memory Card availability MEMORY CARD AVAILABILITY

E
This field shows the free space on the memory card, as well as the
Recordable Pile N.
number of piles that can still be recorded on the same in relation to the
data already recorded and the recording parameters set.
Machine Type MACHINE TYPE

Enter the type of machine which you’re working with. F
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Tool
TOOL IDENTIFICATION
Name Hours Enter the name of the tool you’re using.
The system will display the relevant operating hours.
B
Digital Record. Step DATA RECORDING STEP
Defines the step after which the system starts acquiring data during
drilling.
Memory Card DATA RECORDING ON MEMORY CARD (only with Data Recording
Data Recording
C Feature)
Enables to download the system’s data to the memory card.
Work Mode
WORK MODE
Defines the work technology, i.e. rotary or CFA.
D E-mail Pile End

E-MAIL PILE END (only with Data Recording Feature)
Enables to e-mail the data recorded by the system to a remote user.
ESC BUTTON
This button lets you go back to the previous page.
E
End data editing END DATA EDITING
This button lets you save the data entered.
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JOBSITES FOLDER
A
You can, at any times, load and display data on
a jobsite or a pile saved in the memory card.
RECALLING STORED DATA Pilot Rotary
To recall the stored data, press the ‘Memory Up speed
B
Rotary revs Hoist
Card’ button (1) on the drilling page. Average speed
Drill. time
Depthmeter
C
1
The system will show a screen with the recorded

data.
Selected Jobsite : TEST
D
Jobsites Folder Piles/Panels Folder
Test_001 Pile_001 Load Show

Test_002 Pile_002 Selected Pile/ Previous Pile/
Test_003 Pile_003 Panel Data Panel Data
Test_004 Pile_004
Pile_005
Pile_006
Pile_007
Delete Delete
Pile_008
Pile/Panel Jobsite
Pile_009
Pile_010
E
Selected N. 4 Piles/Panels of:
Pile/Panel
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In order to upload data, select the required jobsite

A from the ‘jobsites folder’ (left) and the required
pile from the ‘piles/panels folder’ (right).
2
Press the ‘Load Selected Pile/Panel Data’ button Test_001
Test_002
Pile_001
Pile_002
Load
Selected Pile/
Show
Previous Pile/
(2) to confirm. Test_003
Test_004
Pile_003
Pile_004
Panel Data Panel Data
Pile_005
Pile_006
Pile_007
Delete Delete
Pile_008
Pile/Panel Jobsite
B
Pile_009
Pile_010

Pile/Panel
C
The system will load the data of the selected
pile.
Test_001 Pile_001 Load Show

Test_002 Pile_002 Selected Pile/ Previous Pile/
D
Test_004 Pile_004
Pile_005 Wait
Pile_006
Pile_007
Delete Delete
Pile_008
Pile/Panel Jobsite
Pile_009
Data
Pile_010 Processing .... 61%

Pile/Panel
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Data Recording
Afterwards, the system shows a page with all

the data acquired during the piling process.
Drilling Data - Pile N. 12
A
Site Name Site Code Target Depth Pile diameter
By pressing button (3), the operator can also
display the relevant graph. Operator’s Name Mast Tilting Drilling Time Pause Time
Machine Type Actual Depth 3
Digital Record. Step Drilling Begin. Drilling End
Concret. Initial Depth

Concreting Phase not present
Concrete Volume Concr. Overbreak Lifting Mode
B
Manual
Concreting Time Mixers Number Mixer Tot. Vol. Pause Time
Cage Weight Rebor. Initial Depth Rebor. Final Depth Vol. before Rebor.
Tube Weight Concret. Begin. Concret. End
C
Press button (4) or (5) to send data on a selected
pile or all piles bored during a workday to a
remote user previously set.
Press button (6) to delete the selected pile. Test_001

Test_002
Pile_001
Pile_002
Load
Selected Pile/
Show
Previous Pile/
Press button (7) to delete the selected jobsite.

D
Test_004 Pile_004
Pile_005
Pile_006
Pile_007
Delete Delete
Pile_008
Pile/Panel Jobsite
Pile_009
Pile_010
6 7

Pile/Panel
E
4 5
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REMOTE CONNECTION
A
If the machine is equipped with a data transmission modem (supplied on request), the system can send e-
mails to pre-set addressees.
In other words, the system can e-mail the data on jobsites and piles recorded in the memory card to a remote
user.
The sent data shall be interpreted by a specific software supplied by Soilmec with those systems complete
with data transmission feature.
B
IMPORTANT
The data on remote users authorized to receive data from the jobsite are protected by the site manager
password and can only be entered by the site manager or a Soilmec technician.
In addition to the work data, the system can also e-mail alarms or malfunctions of the machine to a remote
service centre.
C
IMPORTANT
The data on alarms and malfunctions are protected by Soilmec technician’s password and can only be
entered by a Soilmec technician.
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GSM ROUTER CONFIGURATION

A
From the ‘Site Manager Machine Configuration’ page, press button (1) to gain access to the ‘Site Manager
Set-up’ page and then button (2) to open the GSM router configuration page.
B
Amer. Units of Meas. Memory Card

Data Recording
Work Mode 1
Rotary

E-mail Pile End
Auger Extension
2 C
metres/minute
D
metres/hour
centimetres/minute
centimetres/hour
IMPORTANT
The router configuration page can only be accessed to with the site manager or Soilmec password.
E
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Data Recording
Press the field where you wish to enter a new

A value (ex. ‘3’).
GSM Router Configuration

Telephone Number SIM
APN Signal
User Name 3 Connection
B
Password Network Selection
Disconnect Time (sec.) Network Provider
Service Type
Status:
Message:
C
system will display an alphanumerical keyboard
or a numeric keypad.
Enter the value and press ‘Enter’ to confirm.
When all the fields have been filled in, press the
D ESC button (4).
Enter
E Status:
Message:
4
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Data Recording
ROUTER CONFIGURATION DATA

A
BUTTON DESCRIPTION
Telephone Number TELEPHONE NUMBER

Use this field to enter the phone number for the connection to the
Internet provider.
APN APN B
Use this field to enter the access point name.
User Name USER NAME

Use this field to enter the user name to be used for the connection.
Password PASSWORD
Use this field to enter the password to be used for the connection. C
Disconnect Time (sec.) DISCONNECT TIME
Use this field to set the disconnect time.
CONNECTION BUTTON
Press this button to activate the internet connection.
D
NETWORK BUTTON
This button lets you select the GSM or GPRS network.
CONNECT TIME BUTTON

Press this button if you want to connect only for the time necessary to E
send the saved data.
CONNECT TIME BUTTON

Press this button for a permanent connection (not recommended with
a GSM network).
SYSLOG BUTTON F
Router diagnostics.
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Data Recording
E-MAIL CONFIGURATION
A
From the ‘Site Manager Machine Configuration’, press button (1) to gain access to the ‘Site Manager Set-up’
page and then button (2) to open the e-mail configuration page.
B
Amer. Units of Meas. Memory Card

Data Recording
Work Mode 1
Rotary

E-mail Pile End
C Auger Extension
2
metres/minute
D
metres/hour
centimetres/minute
centimetres/hour
IMPORTANT
The e-mail configuration page can only be accessed to with the site manager or Soilmec password.
E
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Data Recording
Press the field where you wish to enter a new

value (ex. ‘3’). A
E-mail Configuration
Amer. Units. of Meas. SMTP server IP address
User Name
Europ. Units. of Meas.
3 Password
Auger Extension
Sender e-mail
B
Addressee e-mail
metres/minute
metres/hour
centimetres/minute
centimetres/hour
C
system will display an alphanumerical keyboard
or a numeric keypad.
Enter the value and press ‘Enter’ to confirm.
When all the fields have been filled in, press the D
ESC button (4).
Enter
E
metres/hour
centimetres/minute
centimetres/hour 4
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Data Recording
E-MAIL CONFIGURATION DATA

A
BUTTON DESCRIPTION
SMTP server IP address

SERVER IP ADDRESS (SMTP)
IP address of the e-mail server.
B User Name USER NAME

User name for connection to the e-mail server.
Password PASSWORD
Password to access to the e-mail server.
Sender e-mail
SENDER E-MAIL
C Sender’s e-mail address.
Addressee e-mail
ADDRESSEE E-MAIL
Addressee’s e-mail address.
LOG-IN BUTTON
D Press this button to log in to and use the system.
TEST BUTTON
Press this button to test your connection.
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Data Recording
REMOTE ACCESS - REMOTE ASSISTANCE

A
In the case of need, the client or the person authorized to do so by the same, can directly connect to the
system via the special software provided with the system or an internet browser.
This makes it possible to activate a teleassistance service through which Soilmec after-sales service can
assist the client.
IMPORTANT
Due to the importance of the system’s information, the purchase of the GSM card requested for the network
B
connection of the system is at the client’s discretion.
IMPORTANT
The person authorized by the client can access to all the parts of the system via the software provided and,
in addition to view the machine parameters, he can access to the system’s database. C
IMPORTANT
If, on the contrary, the access to the system is via an ordinary internet browser (as in the case of the
teleassistance), the system does not allow to access to the information recorded on the memory card.
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Data Recording
SUGGESTIONS FOR PURCHASING THE SIM CARD AND SETTING THE DATA FOR REMOTE
A CONNECTION
The customer shall purchase the GSM Data Transmission Sim Card.
IMPORTANT
When purchasing you should specify you want to activate the phone number for data transmission; in some
countries the data transmission number corresponds to the vocal call number; in other countries three
B numbers come with the SIM card: voice calls, data transmission, fax.
Deactivate the PIN code inserting the SIM card

in a mobile phone.
Insert the SIM card in the modem of the
machine. GSM Router Configuration
Open the ‘GSM Router Configuration’ page

C
APN Signal
and enter, in field (1), the telephone number to User Name 1 Connection
access to the network. This number provided by

Network Selection
the phone company which you can also find in
Password
Internet on the site of the phone company. Disconnect Time (sec.) Network Provider
Service Type
IMPORTANT
D This number is only for network access of the

Touch Screen. The Soilmec system doesn’t
Status:
Message:
envisage the navigation of web pages, but uses

the Internet connection with an SMTP server to
send e-mails.
GSM Router Configuration
E
In fields (2) and (3), enter your access data for APN Signal
provider authentication. User Name 2 Connection
With some providers this is obligatory, for others Password Network Selection
it isn’t necessary. Disconnect Time (sec.) 3 Network Provider
This data is provided by the phone company

Service Type
when you purchase-activate the SIM card.
F
Status:
Message:
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Data Recording
Open the ‘E-mail Configuration’ page and then

enter, in field (1), the sender’s e-mail address A
(e-mail address of the machine or customer).
This e-mail address must be recognised by the E-mail Configuration
SMTP mail server (registration with provider- Amer. Units. of Meas. SMTP server IP address Work Mode
server).
User Name
2
Password
In field (2) enter the IP address of the SMTP
mail server that you can request from the phone
company providing the service, or find in Internet
Auger Extension
Sender e-mail
B
on the website of the phone company. Digital Record. Step
Addressee e-mail
1
metres/minute
IMPORTANT
metres/hour
centimetres/minute
Make sure the address is active. centimetres/hour
C
If the mail server DOESN’T REQUIRE
authentication leave the two fields (3) and (4)
blank and don’t activate button (5).
Work Mode
Amer. Units. of Meas. SMTP server IP address
3
User Name
5
D
Password
Auger Extension
Sender e-mail 4
Addressee e-mail
metres/minute
E
metres/hour
centimetres/minute
centimetres/hour
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Data Recording
If the mail server REQUIRES authentication

A enter the data provided by the phone company
when you purchased-activated the SIM card
in the fields ‘User Name’ and ‘Password’, and E-mail Configuration
activate button (5) as shown to the side. Amer. Units. of Meas. SMTP server IP address Work Mode

User Name
5
Password
B Auger Extension
Sender e-mail
Addressee e-mail
metres/minute
metres/hour
centimetres/minute
centimetres/hour
C
In field (6), enter the e-mail address you want to
send the data of the saved piles to.
Amer. Units. of Meas. SMTP server IP address Work Mode
D
User Name
Password
Auger Extension
Sender e-mail
Addressee e-mail
6
metres/minute
metres/hour
E
centimetres/minute
centimetres/hour
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DMS Kelly

Operator Interface Manual

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PERSONNEL RESPONSIBLE WITH OBLIGATION OF CONSULTATION

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PURPOSE OF THE MANUAL

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Section E: SITE MANAGER

Section F: DATA RECORDING

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CARE OF THE MANUAL

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STARTING THE DRILLING MATE

The system can be turned on at any time, Operator:

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To start operating with the system you must

To enter your name, press the operator entry

C An alphanumeric keypad will be displayed where Operator:

Once you have typed in your name, press Enter

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At this point, press button (3) to open the main

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BROWSING THROUGH THE MANUAL

C Press these to gain access to features as

Depthmeter Rotary revs

E DIESEL ENGINE BUTTON

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PASSWORD CHANGE BUTTON B

SYSTEM DATA BUTTON (SITE MANAGER)

Site Manager Machine Configuration

Press these to gain access to features as

5.0 cm Up Speed - Down Speed

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SYSTEM DATA BUTTON (*)

ENCODER DATA BUTTON (*)

TRANSDUCER DATA BUTTON (*)

C SOLENOID VALVE DATA BUTTON (*)

LANGUAGE SELECTION BUTTON

PASSWORD ENTRY AND OPERATOR CHANGE BUTTON

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CONFIGURING THE LANGUAGE

Press button (2) to select the language.

Digital record step

5.0 cm Up Speed - Down Speed

The language selection page shows a number

Press on the flag of the country you wish to SELECTION : English

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CONFIGURING DATE/TIME AND

will be displayed. Amer. Units of Meas. Memory Card

Europ. Units of Meas.

Digital record. step

5.0 cm Up Speed - Down Speed