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General| Brand | Topcon |
|---|---|
| Model | GPT-3000W Series |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Essential guidelines for safe and correct operation and handling of the instrument.
Important warnings and precautions to prevent danger and damage during use.
Steps for mounting, leveling, and centering the instrument on a tripod.
Configuring vertical and horizontal angle tilt correction for accuracy.
Procedure for measuring horizontal and vertical angles to a target.
Setting atmospheric correction values for accurate distance measurements.
Setting correction values for prism and non-prism targets.
Performing distance measurements continuously.
Defining the instrument's position and coordinate system origin.
Inputting the height of the instrument for calculations.
Inputting the height of the prism or target for measurements.
Procedure for performing coordinate measurements after setup.
Accessing various measurement applications like REM, MLM, Area Calculation.
Step-by-step guide for collecting data, including searching and inputting.
Setting the GRID FACTOR, selecting coordinate files, and setting points.
Procedure for laying out points based on stored data.
Methods for defining new points, including Side Shot and Resection.
Operations for managing files: renaming, searching, and deleting.
Sending and loading data files via computer connection.
Procedure for inputting temperature and pressure for correction.
Information on removing, charging, and refreshing the on-board battery.
Procedures for checking and adjusting instrument constants for prism/non-prism modes.
Verifying alignment of EDM, theodolite, laser pointer, and optical plummet.
Checking and adjusting plate level, circular level, and cross-hair alignment.
Procedure to ensure the telescope's line of sight is perpendicular to the instrument's axis.
How to input or change the instrument constant values.
Adjusting for systematic errors in collimation and axes.
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