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General| Brand | Leica |
|---|---|
| Model | TC605 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Details product model and serial number location for service inquiries.
Manual applies to TC605L, TC805L, TC905L models. General text applies to all.
Highlights suitability for engineering, construction, setting out, volume determination, and tacheometry.
Instructions for removing the instrument from its case and checking completeness.
Details on charging batteries using specific chargers and their charging times.
Covers setting up the instrument with tribrach, optical/laser plummet, and electronic level.
Explains possible settings for distance, angle units, and decimal places.
Describes the display areas and the four color-grouped key types: Fixed, Function, Control, and Input.
Details the operation of Fixed keys and Function keys.
Explains the functions of Control keys and Input keys for data entry.
Covers numeric and alphanumeric entry modes for point numbers and other data.
Guidance on entering point numbers and reflector height (hr).
Explains how to navigate menus and interpret indications.
Outlines the main menu with options like SET HZ, LEVEL, DATA MANAGER, EDM CONF, TEST.
Details the configuration options including PPM/MM, CALIB, CONTRA, REC DATA, UNITS, TIME/DATE, ON/OFF.
Lists the available programs such as SET JOB, SET STATION, SETOUT, TIE DISTANCE, CALC AREA.
Explains the meaning of symbols and data fields displayed during measurement.
Describes how to aim the instrument and perform distance measurements.
Explains how to activate and use the tracking mode for continuous measurement.
How to view stored measurement data blocks and individual lines.
Explains how codes provide additional information for measured points.
Steps to append new codes to the codelist via Data Manager.
Describes "Quick-Code" for time-saving measurements with automatic coding.
Covers direct code entry and selection from the codelist.
Explains how to specify up to six elements per code block with input fields.
Process for recording codes and the conditions for saving a code line.
Utilizing wildcards (*) for efficient searching within the codelist.
Explains integrated programs enhancing total station functionality.
Inputting job and operator information.
Setting station coordinates and orientation manually or via memory.
Calculates instrument position using known points.
Calculates setting-out elements based on coordinate systems.
Computes distance, height difference, and azimuth between two points.
Computes area from connected points.
Enables quick measurements with coding and data logging.
Defines and uses a reference line for setting out or checking lines.
How to input point numbers and the reflector height (hr).
Two variants for setting the Hz-angle: direct entry or instrument turning.
Four different display masks available for customizing the data view.
Covers coordinate entry and code input processes via keyboard.
Finding data blocks by point number and displaying stored information.
Procedures for deleting measurements, coordinates, codes, or entire data ranges.
Selecting between FINE and RAPID modes for EDM measurements.
Details on using the Guide Light and adjusting its intensity.
Setting the EDM to measure to prisms or retro tapes.
Displays battery status (full/low) and internal temperature.
Monitors EDM signal strength, useful under unfavorable measuring conditions.
Setting meteorological correction (ppm) and prism constant (mm).
Adjusting display contrast for optimal viewing at different angles.
Configuring data output format, baud rate, parity, and end marks for recording.
Setting units for distance (meters, feet) and angle (gon, degrees, sexagesimal).
Procedures for setting the instrument's time and date.
Options for automatic switch-off, beep signals, and compensation settings.
Introduction to TCTOOLS as an external data manager for PC data exchange.
Creating, editing, and transferring code lists between PC and instrument.
Transferring coordinates from text files (ASCII, GSI, user-defined formats).
Details on Leica GSI-formats and user-specific formats for data exchange.
Accessing on-line help and README files for TCTOOLS program usage.
Details command structures for setting point number, station coordinates, and orientation via RS232.
Command structure for calling the 'SETOUT' function and transmitting data.
Accessing calibration functions to determine and correct instrument errors.
Procedure to measure and set the vertical index error (i).
Procedure to measure and set the Hz-collimation error (C).
Guidelines for securing the instrument on the tripod and adjusting leg joints.
How to level the instrument and calibrate the circular level on the tribrach.
Checking the optical plummet's accuracy using a plumb-bob.
Procedure to check the laser plummet's alignment by rotating the instrument.
Guidelines for safely transporting the equipment using original packaging or carriers.
Instructions for cleaning optical components and the instrument body.
Advice on storage temperature, handling cables, managing prism fogging, and instrument drying.
Details on using GKL22 and GKL23 chargers for different battery types.
Guidance on using GKL12 and GKL14 chargers for specific battery inserts and types.
Defines permitted applications and lists prohibited uses for the instrument.
Specifies suitable operating environments and limits for instrument use.
Outlines safety responsibilities for users, operators, and manufacturers.
Identifies main hazards like electrical shock and lack of instruction, with precautions.
Cautions regarding measurement errors, electrical installations, and thunderstorms.
Warnings about sun exposure, environmental conditions, and site security.
Safety advice on target lamps, computers, batteries, and equipment disposal.
Precautions for accessory security, mechanical shock, and proper handling.
Class 1 LED product information for the EDM module, referencing safety standards.
Class 1 LED product information for the Guide Light, referencing safety standards.
Class 2 laser product information for the laser plummet, referencing safety standards and warnings.
Details laser product labeling requirements based on IEC and EN standards.
Details laser product labeling requirements based on FDA 21CFR.
Explains electromagnetic acceptability and potential interference with other equipment.
Provides FCC compliance information for Class B digital devices and operating conditions.
Lists common error reports, their causes, and suggested remedies.
Lists warning messages, their causes, and recommended actions.
Provides range, accuracy, and measurement time for different modes and conditions.
Details standard deviation, display resolution, and selectable units for angle measurements.
Covers objective lens diameter, focusing distance, field of view, and magnification.
Lists automatic corrections and available built-in programs.
Details data manager functions and internal data storage capacity.
Provides instrument and tribrach dimensions and weight specifications.
Information on battery types, operating life, recharging times, and weight.
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