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General| Reflectorless Range | 500m |
|---|---|
| Absolute Encoder | Yes |
| Laser Pointer | Yes |
| Laser Plummet | Yes |
| Protection Class | IP65 |
| Magnification | 30x |
| Compensator | Dual-axis |
| Compensator Range | ±6' |
| Compensator Accuracy | 1" |
| Battery | Li-ion rechargeable |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +50°C |
| Type | Total Station |
| Accuracy | 2 arc seconds |
| Prism Range | 5, 000 m (16, 400 ft) |
| Display | Dual Touchscreen LCD |
| Weight | 5.9 kg |
| Operating Time | Approx. 5.5 hours (robotic mode), Approx. 11 hours (non-robotic mode) |
Explains symbols used for warnings, cautions, prohibitions, and mandatory actions.
Provides general safety warnings regarding operation, environment, and handling of the instrument.
Details laser classification and crucial safety warnings about radiation exposure.
Cautions regarding laser beam handling, eye protection, and safe operating procedures.
Detailed procedure for charging the instrument's battery, including safety precautions.
Step-by-step guide for centering the instrument using optical and laser plumments.
Detailed instructions for leveling the instrument using circular and electric levels.
Setup and usage of Bluetooth for communication with external devices, including connection modes.
Guide for transferring data via USB and Mobile modes, including driver installation.
Configuration steps for Wireless LAN communication directly or via access point.
Overview and configuration options for automatic target sighting, including aim and search settings.
Configuration options and procedure for performing measurements using Auto Tracking.
Performing simultaneous distance and angle measurements and outputting data.
Measuring the height to inaccessible points using the REM method.
Procedure for measuring target coordinates using station data and observations.
Determining instrument station coordinates by measuring known points.
Steps to input coordinates and target height for known points in resection.
Determining instrument station height (Z) by measuring known points.
Finding a point based on horizontal angle and distance from the instrument station.
Setting out points using pre-recorded or manually entered coordinates.
Measuring and setting out points where a target cannot be directly installed using REM.
Measuring distances between points and changing the starting point for subsequent measurements.
Procedures for checking and adjusting the circular level and tilt sensor.
Specifications for distance measurement, accuracy, Auto Tracking, and Auto Pointing.
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