User manual TRIMBLE S SERIES TOTAL STATION V7.0 01-2010

[. . . ] Trimble S Series Total Station ® User Guide F Version 7. 0 Part number 57127002 January 2010 Corporate Office Trimble Navigation Limited 645 North Mary Avenue PO Box 3642 Sunnyvale, CA 94085 USA Registration To receive information regarding updates and new products, please contact your local dealer or visit www. trimble. com/register. Upon registration you may select the newsletter, upgrade or new product information you desire. Notices The product option Panel BT Attachment Part Number: ® 58240001 contains a Bluetooth device with ID: QD ID B010797. Australia and New Zealand This product conforms with the regulatory requirements of the Australian Communications Authority (ACA) EMC framework, thus satisfying the requirements for C-Tick Marking and sale within Australia and New Zealand. [. . . ] Then press C to continue to Trunnion collimation. Then press C to accept and store the new collimation values. Then press C to return to the adjustments menu. ­ Face-1 obs: 5 Face-2 obs: 5 >> New observation Change face -Current valuesHA: 0. 0010 VA: 0. 0012 Trunnion coll. >>Store correction Select Trunnion coll. to continue with trunnion axis tilt collimation. 5. Then press C to continue the Trunnion axis tilt test. Trimble S Series Total Station User Guide 51 4 Setup -Current valuesHA: 0. 0010 VA: 0. 0012 >>Trunnion coll. Store correction Aim on target C >> New observation Change face Face-1 obs: 0 Face-2 obs: 0 >> New observation Change face Face-1 obs: 5 Face-2 obs: 5 C >> New observation Change face 6. Press A to scroll to one of the following: ­ ­ New observation. Then press C to continue the trunnion axis tilt test. Then press C to return to the adjustments menu. If you select New observation the number of observations in both faces appears: a. Aim accurately in face 2 towards a point at least 15 grads (13. 5 degrees) above or below the point where the collimation test was made at a minimum distance of 30 m (66 ft. ). b. Press C to measure and record angles. 52 Trimble S Series Total Station User Guide Setup 4 As observations are made on the first face (either face 1 or face 2), the angle values are stored and the observation counter increases. When one or more observations has been taken on each face, and the number of observations on each face are the same, the software calculates and displays the new trunnion axis tilt value. -Current valuesTrunnion: 0. 0003 >>Store correction Cancel C -AdjustmentsBack. . . >> HA/VA collimation Tracker collim. Press A to scroll to one of the following: ­ Store correction. Then press C to accept the new trunnion axis tilt value. Then press C to return to the Adjustments menu. Note ­ The instrument will prohibit a trunnion axis tilt test if it is made towards a point with an angle less than 15 grads (13. 5 degrees) from the point where the collimation test was made. The trunnion axis tilt determination accuracy will improve with a steeper angle towards the measured point. The minimum distance for the trunnion axis tilt measurement is 30 m (66 ft. ). Note ­ If the trunnion axis tilt correction value is greater than 0. 05 grads (0. 045 degrees), the message Fail Remeasure?Press Yes and then repeat the measurement procedure. [. . . ] To detach the Trimble Robotic Holder from the rod, pull the release mechanism (1) 2. Slide the holder off the rod bracket (2). 70. 2 1 2 Figure 7. 81 Detach Trimble Robotic Holder from standard rod adapter C Caution ­ The Trimble CU and Robotic holder are not designed for mounting on a vehicle. For vehicle or ATV always use the TSC2 controller, which has been designed to withstand the shock and vibration conditions associated with that type of use. Mounting the Trimble CU and Robotic holder in these situations is not recommended, and puts your equipment at risk of damage that is not covered by warranty. Trimble S Series Total Station User Guide 125 7 Options & Accessories Radio Internal Radio The Trimble S Series Total Station has an internal radio to support robotic operations. 7. 1 71. 1 The internal radio is a 100 mW radio that operates in the public free 2. 4 GHz band. [. . . ]