SLT12 User Manual
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Foreword
This SLT12 Total Stations is based on the Android hardware platform, Supports angle measurement, distance
measurement, key light, serial port, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, automatic tilt compensation, high centering, key
tone, support installation of GNSS equipment at the same point, support total station command communication
protocol, with powerful industry application software, including project management, station setting, basic
measurement, program measurement, road stakeout, bridge, tunnel, map, configuration. At the same time, it can
be installed on the handheld mobile terminal for use, and the Wi-Fi can be connected to the total station for
remote control measurement, which is suitable for various professional measurements.
1. Absolute coded dial
With an absolute digital dial, instruments can be measured directly when it powers on. The measured azimuth
angle result will not be lost even when the instrument shut off.
2. Powerful memory management
Large-capacity memory, easy to manage the file system, serving to add, delete and transfer data.
3. No prism distance measurement
The series Total Station with laser distance measurement No-Prism is capable of surveying for long distances,
fast and precise measurements with various materials and different colors of objects (such as building walls,
poles, wires, cliff walls, mountains, mud, stakes, etc.). For those who are hard or impossible to be reached, the
application of Prism features can be a good measurement task.
4. Special measurement program
The series total station is equipped with the basic surveying function as well as special measurement programs,
undertaking REM, offset measuring, stakeout, Resection, area measurement and calculation, road design, etc. to
meet the needs of professional measurement.
5. Eyepiece changeable
The instruments’ eyepiece can be changed, and equipped with a diagonal eyepiece, serving to observe zenith and
high buildings.
6. An optional laser plummet
The site features are easy to instruct and set up stations.
7. Image assisted stakeout
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