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3D viewer
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Hardware
keys
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2 and 3 zoom
in/out in fixed
steps
5
Description
Zoom extents
To fit all displayable data, according to filters
and the 3D viewer settings, into the panel area,
using the largest possible scale.
Zoom real-time
To zoom into the data dragging the stylus in the
3D viewer area upwards to zoom in, or down-
wards to zoom out.
Zoom window
To zoom to a specified area window. An area
window can be drawn by dragging the stylus on
the panel in a diagonal line to make a rectangu-
lar area. This action causes the panel to zoom
to the selected area.
Centre to point
To centre the 3D viewer on the selected point. If
multiple points are selected, the last selected
point using a tap is used.
Centre to current position
To centre the 3D viewer on the current position.
Example the currently measured prism or the GS
antenna.
Orbit
Available in orbital view.
To orbit the data in 3D. The orbit is centred in
the centre of the 3D viewer.
To orbit, drag the stylus in the 3D viewer area:
Drag up and down to tilt the data up and
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down. The maximum view looking down is
at the zenith, and the maximum view look-
ing up is at the nadir.
•
Drag left and right to orbit the data left and
right. The data is rotated around its true Z-
axis.
The North arrow indicates how the view was
moved.
Single autofocus
To activate a single autofocus. Single autofocus
deactivates continuous autofocus. Same func-
tionality as pressing the autofocus button on
the side cover of the instrument.
Continuous focus on
To switch on continuous autofocus.
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While continuous autofocus is active,
any manually measured distance
updates the focus position.
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