Name: CST/BERGER CST202
Brand: CST/BERGER
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3．NOMENCLATURE AND FUNCTION

3.1 Parts of the instrument

Tripod clamp

Vertical clamp an

fine motion screw

Telescope

focusing knob

Base plate

Display

Plate level

Telescope eyepiece

and focus

Horizontal clamp

and fine motion

screw

Battery

Handle

securing screw

Leveling foot screw

Tripod

Data input /outpu

connector

Operation panel

Optical plummet

Sighting collimator

Objective lens

Handle

Table of Contents3
1． Precautions for Safe Operation6
2．Precautions8
3．Nomenclature and Function10
Parts of the Instrument10
Mode Diagram-Default Set up11
4．Basic Operation12
4．1 Basic Key Operation12
Display Functions14
4．3 Display Symbol14
5．Using the Battery15
Charging Procedure15
Cautions15
Charger Operation Manual15
Installing Battery16
Removing Battery16
Battery Power Display16
6．Setting up the Instrument17
7．Focussing and Target Sighting18
8．Power on19
9． Function in the Star Key(*) Mode20
Tilt Angle Display and Compensation20
Checking the Memory Quickly21
10． Angel Measurement22
10．1 Measuring the Horizontal Angle between Two Points22
Setting the Horizontal Angle to a Required Value23
Selecting the Direction of Horizontal Angle (HAL/HAR)25
10．4 ％ Slope26
Horizontal Angle Repetition27
Outputting Angle Measurement Data28
11． Distance Measrement29
EDM Settings29
Returned Signal Checking32
Distance and Angle Measurement32
Outputting Distance Measurement Data33
12．Coordinate Measurement34
Inputting Instrument Station Coordinate35
12．1．1 Inputting Instrument Station Coordinate from35
Reading in Registered Coordinate Data36
Azimuth Angle Setting37
Inputting the Height of Instrument and Target38
3-D Coordinate Measurement39
Distance Setting-Out Measurement41
Coordinates Setting-Out Measurement45
14．Offset Measurement50
Distance Offset Measurement50
Angle Offset Measurement52
15． Missing Line Measurement55
Measuring the Distance between 2 or more Points55
Changing the Starting Point57
Rem Measurement59
17． Resection Measurement61
Calculating the Station Coordinate by Measuring 2 Known Points62
Calculating the Station Coordinate Using Multiple Known Points64
18． Area Calculation66
19． Setting-Out Line68
Defining Baseline68
Setting-Out Line Point70
Setting-Out Line72
Managing the Job File74
Reviewing and Deleting Record in Job File75
20．1．2 Changing Name of a Job76
Deleting a Job77
Outputting Job Data to Computer78
Inputting Coordinate Data of Known Point79
Inputting Coordinate Data of Known Point from the79
20．2．2 Inputting Coordinate Data of Known Point from an80
Reviewing and Deleting Known Point Data81
Deleting All the Known Point Data82
Inputting Codes83
Reviewing and Deleting Codes84
Displaying the Status of Memory85
Initializing the Memory85
21． Recording Data in the Record Mode86
Recording Distance Measurement Data86
Recording Angle Measurement Data88
Recording Coordinate Measurement Data90
22． Changing the Parameter Settings92
22．1 Observation Condition92
22．2 Instrument Configuration94
22．3 Allocating Key Function95
Defining Softkeys95
Registering a Softkeys Allocation97
Recalling a Softkeys Allocation98
22．4 Unit Setting99
23． Setting the Instrument Constant100
23．1 Tilt Zero Point Error Check and Adjustment100
23．1．1 Checking Tilt Zero Point Error100
Tilt Zero Point Error Adjustment100
23．2 Vertical Circle Index Error and Collimation Error Correction102
23．3 Setting Additive Constant and Multiple Constant of Distance104
24． Checks and Adjustments106
24．1 Plate Level and Circular Level106
24．2 Reticle107
24．3 Adjusting the Telescope Axis108
24．4 Optical Plummet109
26．Maintenance112
27．Error Messages113
28． Total Station Specification Chart115

Brand	CST/BERGER
Model	CST202
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English

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