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South N6 Series User Manual

South N6 Series
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South N6 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSouth
ModelN6 Series
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. Nomenclature and Functions

1.1 Nomenclature Diagram

Diagram showing the parts of the total station.

1.2 Key Functions and Displayed Information

Details the function of each key and information displayed on the screen.

1.3 Functional Keys Overview

Describes the soft keys used in different measurement modes.

2. Initial Settings and Configuration

2.2 Tilt Correction Settings

How to enable and configure tilt correction for angle measurements.

2.3 Distance Measurement Mode Settings

Configures the instrument for different distance measurement modes.

2.4 Reflecting Prism Constant Setup

Setting the prism constant for accurate distance measurements.

2.6 Atmospheric Correction Settings

Adjusts settings for atmospheric pressure and temperature corrections.

3. Preparation for Measurement

3.2 Instrument Setup and Leveling

Step-by-step guide to leveling and centering the instrument on a tripod.

3.3 Battery Handling and Charging

Procedures for battery handling, charging, and status information.

4. Angle Measurement

4.1 Measuring Horizontal and Vertical Angles

Procedure for measuring horizontal and vertical angles.

5. Distance Measurement

5.1 Performing Distance Measurement

Procedure for performing basic distance measurements.

5.5 Offset Measurement Techniques

Measuring points not directly visible using offset techniques.

6. Coordinates Measurement

6.1 Coordinates Measurement Procedure

General steps for measuring unknown coordinates.

6.2 Setting Occupied Point Coordinates

Defining the instrument's position (occupied point) in the coordinate system.

7. Data Collection

7.3 Occupied and Backsight Points Setup

Setting the instrument's position and backsight for measurements.

8. Layout

9. Measurement Program Modes

9.1 Remote Height Measurement (REM)

Measuring height without direct prism access using trigonometric principles.

9.2 Traverse Survey Procedures

Performing traverse surveys by defining start, end, and intermediate points.

9.4 Coordinate Geometry (COGO) Functions

Coordinate Geometry functions for calculations like intersection and MLM.

9.6 Road Design and Stake-out

Functions for road design and stake-out operations.

10. Parameters

11. Memory Management

11.1 File Maintenance Operations

Managing files: checking memory, formatting, renaming, deleting, creating.

11.4 Data Transfer Procedures

Sending data to a computer or loading data from a computer.

12. Check and Adjustment

12.4 Line of Sight Perpendicularity to Horizontal Axis (2C)

Checking and adjusting the perpendicularity of the line of sight to the horizontal axis.

12.6 Vertical Index and Angle 0 Datum Adjustment

Adjusting vertical index difference and setting the vertical angle zero datum.

12.7 Transverse Axis Error Compensation

Adjusting for errors related to the transverse axis of the instrument.

Appendix B: Road Alignment Calculations

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