Why is the auto leveling LED blinking red on my Topcon GPS?
The auto leveling LED on your Topcon GPS might be blinking red because the instrument is inclined excessively, preventing auto leveling. To resolve this, level the surface where the instrument is installed, such as the flat top surface of the tripod, and then perform auto leveling again.
What does it mean when the W-LAN LED is blinking red on my Topcon GPS?
If the W-LAN LED on your Topcon GPS is blinking red, it indicates a hardware error. A repair is necessary, so contact your local dealer.
What to do if wireless connection to Topcon LN-100 controller is disabled?
If the wireless connection to your Topcon GPS controller is disabled, it may be due to the access point not being found. The channel of the access point may be set to 12 or greater (out of the search range of LN-100). Change the channel. Alternatively, you might be attempting to connect to an access point that requires prior MAC address registration. In this case, the MAC address for LN-100 needs to be registered in advance.
How to reset Topcon GPS password?
To reset your Topcon GPS password to the factory default settings, press the reset switch. After the reset, you will need to configure the communication settings again.
Explains the symbols used in the manual for better understanding.
Defines the meaning of safety symbols like Warning, Caution, and prohibited/required actions.
Details safety precautions for power supply, batteries, chargers, and tripod usage.
Covers safety precautions for using the wireless LAN function and its potential effects.
Provides information on battery charging, warranty, and proper handling.
Details precautions to maintain the instrument's water and dustproof performance (IP65).
Lists additional precautions for operation, handling, environment, and maintenance.
Explains regulations related to exporting the product, including EAR.
Covers wireless module compliance and manufacturer responsibility disclaimer.
Specifies the laser product classification and general warnings about laser exposure.
Provides crucial safety instructions for operating the laser safely, avoiding eye damage.
Offers advice on avoiding laser beam strikes and ensuring safe operation for trained personnel.
Identifies and describes the key physical components of the instrument.
Details the control panel layout and the function of each button and LED indicator.
Explains indicator lights, switches, battery life, and laser plummet adjustment.
Guides users on how to charge the battery and store it properly for optimal performance.
Details the step-by-step procedure for charging the instrument's battery.
Provides instructions on how to correctly install the battery into the instrument.
Explains the two methods (Mode A and Mode B) for establishing a W-LAN connection with a controller.
Lists default and customizable connection setting items for W-LAN modes.
Details the steps for turning the instrument's power on and off safely.
Explains how to perform and manage the auto leveling function of the instrument.
Guides on the procedure for accurately centering the instrument on a tripod.
Clarifies how to determine and set the instrument height relative to the survey point.
Illustrates the operational range and distance measurement limits of the instrument.
Describes the function and indicators of the guide light for status and direction.
Details setup and measurement procedures for verifying instrument accuracy.
Provides a step-by-step guide for conducting the measurement process for checking.
Outlines formulas for error calculation and acceptable assessment ranges.
Explains the meaning of blinking LEDs and suggests troubleshooting steps for hardware errors.
Lists common conditions, causes, and resolutions for operational problems.
Details the instrument's usable range, angle and distance accuracy, and reproducibility.
Provides specifications for angle measurement, distance measurement, and laser properties.
Lists specifications for the laser plummet, W-LAN communication, and power source.
Details the instrument's physical dimensions, weight, and environmental resistance.
Outlines FCC compliance statements and warnings for the USA market.
Details California-specific regulations, including Proposition 65 and battery recycling.
Covers Canadian interference regulations and EU EMC/R&TTE directives.
Explains EU directives on waste electrical equipment (WEEE) and batteries.
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