Action

The Action group of the Charging ribbon contains tools to create charge and tie-up sheets.

Create Charge Sheet

Charge sheet is an interface created to record and store charge data for a selection of holes. Charge sheets are created using the desktop application and then accessed on the tablet application against which operators can enter data.

To create a charge sheet, follow these steps:

1. Select all holes from the blast via the data explorer, or a subset of holes from a blast loaded in the view window. The blast needs to be published (for information regarding publishing blasts, see Publishing a Blast).
2. Go to Charging ribbon > Action group > Create Charge Sheet to open the Create Charge Sheet panel.



3. Specify whether to create a new sheet or append to existing sheet by selecting the corresponding radio button.

4. Enter any Sheet instructions. These instructions will be shown on the cover page of the printable charge sheet.

5. Select the options you would like to add to either a physical sheet (PDF sheet properties) or a virtual sheet (accessed on the tablet):
   • Charge mass tolerance (%). The maximum tolerated difference between the planned charge mass and the loaded charge mass.
   • Charge length tolerance (metres). The maximum tolerated difference between the planned charge length and the loaded charge length.
   • Stemming length tolerance (metres). The maximum tolerated difference between the planned stemming length and loaded stemming length.
6. Click OK.
7. The charge sheet will appear under the Sheets container belonging to the affected blast. A PDF version of the newly created blank charge sheet will be displayed on the screen. Any blast properties which have been marked as Area of mine will be displayed on the cover page alongside the sheet instructions. A summary of total blast product usage will also be shown on the cover page of the charge sheet.

Note:  You can also create a new sheet by right-clicking the Sheets container of the corresponding blast on the explorer panel.

Design Tie-up Sheet

The Design Tie-up Sheet tool allows you to design and export a tie-up sheet.

1. Note:  If you do not select a tie-up, this tool will be greyed out in the ribbon.

2. On the Charging ribbon, in the Action group, select Design Tie-up Sheet. The Tie-up Sheet Designer panel will appear.

   

3. Select the checkboxes of the blast properties you wish to add to the page from the Blast properties drop-down.

4. View the pages in the view window. BlastLogic will display the selected page in the view window. Optionally, click Show all to view all of the pages in the view window. You can revert back to viewing only the selected page by clicking Show selected.

   

5. Optionally, use the following options:

   • Add a new page by clicking New. BlastLogic will add a new page to the Page table.

   • Clone a page by selecting the page and clicking Clone. BlastLogic will add the cloned page to the Page table with the naming convention Copy of <original page name>.

   • Delete a page by selecting the page and clicking Delete.

6. Interact with the following panel tabs:

   • Page options
     This subtab contains options which allow you to edit the selected page.

     

     • To set the horizon for the page, select either Surface or Default from the Horizon drop-down.

     • To add tie-up features to the selected page, select the checkboxes of the following desired features:
       • Surface connectors
       • Harness wire
       • Timing relationships
       • Timing rose/ line
       • Hole angle
       • Hole IDs
       • Surface initiation times
       • First down hole initiation times

       Note:  Certain options may be greyed out depending on the option you select from the Horizon drop-down.

     • To set the primer annotation, select the desired annotation option from the Primer annotation drop-down.

     • To display the timing contour on the selected page, select the Timing contour checkbox. You can then enter the desired interval and detonation position into the Major interval field and Detonation position drop-down respectively.

     • To display the burden relief on the selected page, select the Burden relief checkbox. You can then enter a detonation position into the Detonation position drop-down. You can also override the colour scheme by selecting the Override default colour scheme checkbox and using the Edit... and Load ... buttons to specify the desired colour scheme.

   • Label editor
     This subtab allows you to customise the selected page’s labels.

     

     To do this, follow these steps:

     1. Select the desired holes in the view window.

     2. Select the radio button of the horizon you wish to apply the changes to. You can select either Single horizon or All horizons.

     3. Set the label you wish to give the selected holes. You can select from the following labels:

        • Hole ID
        • Initiation times
        • Primer annotation

     4. Use the following label option sliders or fields to edit the labels:

        • Bearing
        • Distance
        • Orientation
        • Text height
          
          
     5. Optionally, clear the set properties by selecting Clear properties.

7. Optionally, export the tie-up sheet by clicking Export to PDF. The file explorer will appear, allowing you to specify an export location. Click Save to confirm the export.