Leica LS10 User Manual page 49

Set Out Heights
Step-by-Step
Set Out Height
Differences Step-
by-Step
LS10/LS15, Programs
Step Description
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Before you set out height values, ensure that these heights are stored as
fixpoints in the current job.
1. To load a fixpoint, enter the ID of the point in the field Find and press the
ENTER key. Select the desired fixpoint from the list and press Cont. You can
also use the left and right navigation keys to toggle through the list of avail-
able points.
Class: Displays the type of the selected point (AdjPt., Fixpt., Meas.).
SO H: Height value of the selected fixpoint. This value is used as the set-out
height.
2. Press the trigger key to take a measurement.
3. Display field H: Measured height value.
Depending on the difference between set-out height and measured height,
the following fields and graphical elements are displayed:
FILL :: Difference between measured height and set-out height (positive
value). The staff is too low.
CUT :: Difference between measured height and set-out height (negative
value). The staff is too high.
When the difference is greater than 0.2 m, a black arrow indicates
whether the measured height is above or below the set-out height.
When the difference is less than 0.2 m, a red arrow indicates
whether the measured height is above or below the set-out height.
When the difference is less than 0.01 m, a green checkmark is
displayed.
4. Raise or lower the staff according to the displayed value and take a new
measurement. Repeat this step until the measured height corresponds to
the set-out height.
Step Description
1. Enter the necessary data.
Pt ID: If desired, you can change the point ID. Default value is 1001. The
point ID is incremented after each measurement.
Rem.: If desired, enter a remark. When you enter a code, the field name
changes to Code.
SO dH: Enter the height difference that needs to be set out.
Back
To exit Set Out dH and return to the Set
Out Height screen.
SO Dist
To display the Set Out Distance screen.
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