Height Profile Measurement - Leica DISTO D510 How To Use Manual

Trapezium
This function helps you measure the detailed measurements of a Trapezium
2 lengths are of 2 different sizes)
The device automatically calculates, distance bewtween both points along with:
 Slope length between the points a. & b.
 The area of Trapezium
 The angle included between a. & b.
*This application requires tripod.

Height Profile measurement

This function helps you measure the height differences between 2 or more reference points.
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You can repeat this process to measure the difference between more than 2 points.
With each measuremen the device automatically calculates:
 Horizontal distance from the device.
 Height difference from the previous reference point.
**This application requires tripod.
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 Press the Function key
 Move to the second page of the application screen using
 On this screen, Trapezium application icon
middle right of the display.
 Navigate to the icon using
application. Select the
 To measure the slope, measure points a. & b. from the same
reference point.
 How to measure a. & b.
a. Measure the height of the shorter side of the Trapezium shaped
building or object with the help of
b. Press the
laser diagonally at the 2
figure. Press
 Press the Function key
 Move to the second page of the application screen using
 On this screen, height profile measurement application icon
located at the Top right of the display.
 Navigate to the icon using
application. Select the
 To measure the height difference between 2 or more reference points
aim at a certain reference point and record that measurement by
pressing .
 Next aim the device at the second reference point as shown in the
figure on the left and record that measurement by pressing
once.
icon using
key again and from the same reference point aim the
point of the Trapezium as shown in the
nd
key again to record that measurement.
once.
icon using
is located at the
keys to select for Sloped object
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keys to select for Height profile
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