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General| Brand | Topcon |
|---|---|
| Model | GTS-235W |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Essential guidelines for safe and proper handling of the instrument to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
Detailed safety precautions to prevent hazards such as electric shock, fire, injury, or damage.
Explanation of the function and operation of each key on the instrument's control panel.
Details on the context-sensitive soft keys and their corresponding functions in different modes.
Instructions for connecting the instrument to power sources, including onboard and external batteries.
Detailed steps for leveling and centering the instrument on a tripod for accurate measurements.
Description of the automatic tilt correction system for angle measurements.
Procedure for measuring horizontal and vertical angles to a target.
Procedure for setting atmospheric correction values based on temperature and pressure.
Steps for performing continuous distance measurements to a target.
Functionality for guiding stake-out operations by comparing measured distance to target distance.
Overview of offset measurement modes for measuring points not directly visible.
Procedure for inputting the instrument's occupied point coordinates.
Steps to perform coordinate measurements after setting occupied point and instrument/prism heights.
Procedure for measuring the elevation of a point indirectly.
Calculating distances and bearings between two points not directly sighted.
Setting the instrument's occupied point and backsight direction for data collection.
Detailed steps for performing data collection measurements and recording data.
Using offset measurement within the data collection mode.
Procedure for laying out points based on stored coordinate data.
Methods for establishing new control points when existing ones are not visible.
Procedure to check and adjust the instrument's constant for accurate distance measurements.
Adjusting systematic errors for collimation and horizontal axis measurements.
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