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4 STANDARD MEASUREMENT MODE

4.1.2 Changing the Image's Magniﬁcation

4.1.3 Adjusting the Image's Brightness

When the [

←

] cursor key is pressed,

magniﬁcation decreases.

When the [

→

] cursor key is pressed,

magniﬁcation increases.

When the [

↑

] cursor key is pressed,

the brightness becomes brighter.

When the [

↓

] cursor key is pressed,

the brightness becomes darker.

* Adjust the brightness to make the image

clearer.

Displays the current magniﬁcation.

There are 4 magniﬁcations: 0.5, 1.0, 2.0, 4.0 and 8.0

Default Chapter3
- Foreword3
1 Nomenclature and Functions14
- Nomenclature14
- Display16
- Backlight, Key Light Adjustment19
- RAM Data Backup24
- Hardware Reset27
- Cover Sensor27
- Touch Panel Calibration28
- Operating Panel Key30
  - Operating Key30
  - Turning off the Touch Panel Function31
- Power off31
- Operation Key(Touch Panel)32
- Star Key Mode34
  - Switching Measurement Distance Modes38
  - Setting by Using Star Key39
- Auto Power off40
- Focus Function42
- Rotating Method44
- Using Together with RC-3 Remote Control System45
- Using Connecting with Personal Computer (PC)46
- Using the USB Port47
2 Preparation for Measurement48
- Power Connection48
- Setting Instrument up for Measurement49
- Power Switch Key on50
- Battery Power Remaining Display51
- Vertical and Horizontal Angle Tilt Correction52
  - Setting Tilt Correction by Operation Key53
  - Correction of a Tilt Sensor Setting Error53
- Compensation of Systematic Error of Instrument54
- How to Enter Numerals and Alphabet Letters55
- Data Memory Card59
- Active Sync60
  - Getting Connected60
- Confirming the Bluetooth® Device Address and Setting the PIN Code60
- Wireless LAN Function ON/OFF61
- Inclination of Prism and Measuring Error61
3 Automatic Tracking / Automatic Collimation63
- Automatic Tracking64
- Automatic Collimation66
- Range of Laser for Auto-Tracking and Auto-Collimating67
- Setting Parameters for Auto-Tracking68
  - Setting Items68
  - How to Set the Parameters70
4 Standard Measurement Mode71
- Screen Displays71
- Angle Measurement74
- Distance Measurement79
- Coordinate Measurement88
- Data Output92
- Data Output by [REC] Key93
- Data Output of IS Series94
5 Program Mode95
- Setting a Direction Angle for Backsight Orientation(BS)96
- Remote Elevation Measurement (REM)98
- Missing Line Measurement (MLM)101
- Repetition Angle Measurement (REP)103
- AP-L1A Communication Emulator105
  - Activate AP-L1A Communication Emulator105
  - Setup for Communication106
- Edge Abstraction Mode107
  - Displayed Messages108
6 Parameters Setting Mode109
- Parameter Setting Options110
- Setting Parameters113
7 Check and Adjustment114
- Checking and Adjusting of Instrument Constant114
  - Checking of the Accuracy of the Non-Prism Mode / Non-Prism Long Mode114
- Checking the Optical Axis115
- Checking/Adjusting each Function123
- How to Set the Instrument Constant Value131
- Compensation Systematic Error of Instrument132
  - Adjustment of Compensation Systematic Error of Instrument132
  - Showing Compensation Systematic Error of Instrument134
- Self Checking Mode135
8 Setting the Prism / Non-Prism Constant Correction Value137
9 Setting Atmospheric Correction139
- Calculation of Atmospheric Correction139
- Setting of Atmospheric Correction Value140
10 Correction for Refraction and Earth Curvature145
- Distance Calculation Formula145
11 Power Source and Charging146
- On-Board Battery BT-65Q146
12 Detach/Attach of Tribrach148
13 Special Accessories149
14 Battery System151
15 Prism System152
16 Precautions153
17 Message/Error Displays154
- Message154
- Error155
18 Specifications157
19 Appendix163
- Dual Axis Compensation163
20 Index165

Brand	Topcon
Model	IS Series
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English

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