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GeoMax ZOOM 10 User Manual

GeoMax ZOOM 10
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GeoMax ZOOM 10 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandGeoMax
ModelZOOM 10
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Preface

Product Affirms

Feedback on instruments, version, purchase date, and suggestions.

Notice

Company's right to upgrade, pictures for reference.

Features

Key Measurement Capabilities

Absolute coded dial, No prism ranging, Special measurement procedures.

System Enhancements

Powerful memory management, changeable eyepiece, optional laser plumb.

NOTE

Handling and Storage Precautions

Guidelines for temperature, storage, transport, and general care.

Operational and Safety Notes

Instructions for instrument inspection, maintenance, and laser eye safety.

Instructional Safeguards

Details on required elements for safety instructions.

Security Guide

Laser Safety Procedures

Guidelines for safe operation and handling of laser equipment.

Laser Hazard Information

Details on harmful distances and laser beam dangers.

Harmful Distance

FCC and IC Compliance

Statements regarding device compliance with FCC and Industry Canada regulations.

Interference Handling

Recommendations for resolving radio or television reception interference.

FCC & IC Radiation Exposure Statement

Radiation Exposure Guidelines

Compliance with FCC and Canada exposure limits for uncontrolled environments.

Transmitter Co-location Restrictions

Restrictions on operating the transmitter with other antennas or transmitters.

1. Name and Function of Each Part

1. Name

Identification of the main external components of the total station.

2. Keys Functions and Information Display

Key Functions

Explanation of the purpose of each key and soft key on the instrument.

Information Display

Description of the screen layout and data presentation.

2. Preparation Before Measurement

Unpack and Store Instrument

Procedures for safely unpacking and storing the total station.

Setting Up the Instrument

Steps for correctly setting up the instrument on a tripod.

Centering and Levelling

Centering by Centering Tool

Procedures for centering the instrument using optical or laser tools.

3. About the Battery

Mounting the Battery

Instructions for inserting and removing the instrument's battery.

Battery Information

Explanation of battery status indicators and usage time.

Notice in Charging

Precautions and advice for charging the instrument's battery.

4. Reflecting Prism

5. Load or Unload the Base

6. Adjust Telescope Objective and Aiming Target

7. Input Mode

Number Input Box

Details on entering numerical data in specific input fields.

Text Input Box

Details on entering alphanumeric data in text fields.

Letters

Specifies the character set supported for input.

7.1 Input Characters

Explains how each key maps to characters and numbers.

7.2 Delete Characters

8. Point Search

8.1 Direct Search

Method for finding measured or fixed points by entering their exact number.

8.2 Wildcard Search

3. Q-Survey

1. Notes in the Distance Measurement

Important notes and considerations for performing distance measurements.

2. EDM Setting

2.1 Set the Mode of EDM

Options for selecting different EDM measurement modes (Single, Repeat, etc.).

Set the Reflector Type

How to configure the instrument for different reflector types (Prism, NP).

Set up the Reflecting Prism Constant

Procedure for entering prism constants for accurate distance measurements.

2.2 Atmosphere Setting

Refraction

How the instrument corrects for atmospheric refraction and earth curvature.

Atmospheric Correction

2.3 Grid Factor Setting

Computation Formula

Formulas for calculating altitude factor, scale factor, and grid factor.

Distance Calculation

How to calculate grid distance using the grid factor.

Note

2.4 EDM Signal

Signal Intensity

Function to display and adjust the intensity of the received EDM signal.

3. Start Measurement

3.1 Set HA

Procedure for setting the horizontal angle (HA) to zero or a desired value.

3.2 Set Station and Instrument Height

3.3 Measurement

Input Point Name and Instrument Height

Steps to input point identifier and instrument height before measuring.

Aim at Prism and Measure

Process of aiming at the prism and initiating measurement to record data.

3.4 Code

Simple Operation of Code

Basic steps for entering and recording point codes during measurement.

Soft Key of Code

4. Functions

1. Level

How the compensator manages instrument tilt for accurate leveling.

2. Offset

Function for measuring points that are not directly visible or accessible.

2.1 Distance Offset

2.2 Cylinder Offset

2.3 Angle Offset

3. NP/P Toggle

4. Height Transfer

5. Hidden Point

6. Free Coding

7. Laser Pointer

8. Light

9. Unit Setting

10. Main Setting

11. EDM Tracking

5. Applications

1. Setting the Job

Procedures for creating, selecting, and managing measurement jobs.

1.1 Create a New Job

1.2 Select an Existing Job from Memory

2. Setting the Station

2.1 Select the Coordinate from Memory [Find]

Method to retrieve station coordinates from memory using point names.

2.2 Select the Fix Point in the Memory [List]

2.3 Input the Coordinates Manually

3. Setting the Orientation

3.1 Manual Input Orientation

Setting the orientation manually by inputting azimuth and point name.

3.2 Set Orientation with Coordinates

4. Starting the Applications

Surveying

Overview of the surveying application and its sub-applications.

Core Surveying Functions

Geometric Calculation Functions

5. Surveying

3. NP/P Toggle

4. Height Transfer

5. Hidden Point

6. Free Coding

7. Laser Pointer

8. Light

9. Unit Setting

10. Main Setting

11. EDM Tracking

5. Applications

1. Setting the Job

Procedures for creating, selecting, and managing measurement jobs.

1.1 Create a New Job

1.2 Select an Existing Job from Memory

2. Setting the Station

2.1 Select the Coordinate from Memory [Find]

Method to retrieve station coordinates from memory using point names.

2.2 Select the Fix Point in the Memory [List]

2.3 Input the Coordinates Manually

3. Setting the Orientation

3.1 Manual Input Orientation

Setting the orientation manually by inputting azimuth and point name.

3.2 Set Orientation with Coordinates

4. Starting the Applications

Surveying

Overview of the surveying application and its sub-applications.

Stakeout

Free Station

Tie Distance

Area

Remote Height

COGO

Road

5. Surveying

6. Stakeout

6.1 Set Stakeout Point

Steps to select or input the point for stakeout operations.

Manual Input Stakeout Point

[SO-PT]

6.2 Polar Stakeout Mode

6.3 Orthogonal to Station Stakeout Mode

6.4 Cartesian Stakeout Mode

6.5 [Polar]

7. Resection

Resection Measurement

Determining instrument station coordinate by measuring known points.

8. Tie Distance

8.1 Polygonal

Method for computing tie distances between continuous points (P1-P2, P2-P3).

8.2 Radial

9. Area

Area Calculation

Calculating polygon areas using measured or input target point coordinates.

10. Remote Height

Prism High Known

Formula and procedure for measuring remote height when prism height is known.

10.1 Prism High Unknown

11. COGO

11.1 Traverse

Calculating plane coordinates using bearing and distance from a known point.

Traverse Calculation

6.2 Polar Stakeout Mode

6.3 Orthogonal to Station Stakeout Mode

6.4 Cartesian Stakeout Mode

6.5 [Polar]

7. Resection

Resection Measurement

Determining instrument station coordinate by measuring known points.

8. Tie Distance

8.1 Polygonal

Method for computing tie distances between continuous points (P1-P2, P2-P3).

8.2 Radial

9. Area

Area Calculation

Calculating polygon areas using measured or input target point coordinates.

10. Remote Height

Prism High Known

Formula and procedure for measuring remote height when prism height is known.

10.1 Prism High Unknown

11. COGO

11.1 Traverse

Calculating plane coordinates using bearing and distance from a known point.

Traverse Calculation

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