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- Page 1 USER MANUAL Version: 17-11...
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Page 2: Precautions
Thank you for choosing RUIDE theodolite Disteo 23. placed in its carrying case, it is recommended that Please read the user manual carefully before use. cushioned material should be used around the case for support. For better accuracy, the instrument should be set up on a wooden tripod rather than an aluminum 1. -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
MENU Backlight and Sound ..........11 SETTING................. 12 PRECAUTIONS................ 1 Unit ................12 PART NAMES................3 Angle ................. 12 OPERATION ................4 Distance ..............12 Keys ................4 PPM ................12 Abbreviation ..............5 Power ................ 13 ANGLE MEDASUREMENT ............5 CALIBRATION ................ -
Page 4: Part Names
2. PART NAMES 1. Collimator 2. Objective Lens 3. Focusing Screw 4. Telescope Eyepiece 5. Horizontal Tangent Screw 6. Battery 7. RS232 Interface 8. Screw and Keyboard 9. Tribrach 10. Tribrach Lock 11. Vertical Tangent Screw... -
Page 5: Operation
Keys Function 3. OPERATION Shift among 3 main functions Keys Menu Power Number 1 Shortcut to open laser plummet Number 2 Shortcut to open laser pointer Number 3 Shortcut to open compensation on Axis X (N) Number 4 Shortcut to open setting of distance measurement Number 4 Shortcut to open setting of backlight and sound 6-9,0... -
Page 6: Abbreviation
4. ANGLE MEDASUREMENT Abbreviation function angle measurement covers vertical angle measuring and displaying vertical and horizontal horizontal angle angles (VA and HL/HR), 0 set, horizontal set (HSet), shift degree and slope switching to slope (V%), switching Face Right and HL/HR horizontal left/right angle Face Left (R/L), etc. -
Page 7: Hset
HSet 5. DISTANCE MEASUREMENT Press HSet to go the screen of setting horizontal The function of distance measurement covers angel. measuring and displaying vertical distance (VD), Input a value of the angle to set as the current horizontal distance (HD), slope distance (SD), stake horizontal angle. -
Page 8: Stake Out (S.o.)
5.2 Stake Out (S.O.) The distance difference between Input a distance to stake out. It could be a the current horizontal distance vertical distance, horizontal distance or slope horizontal distance distance, by pressing Shft to shift. about to stake out. 5.3 Mode This setting is to change the mode of measurement. -
Page 9: Axes Stake-Out
6. AXES STAKE-OUT Step 1: Set the theodolite at Point A. This session is to introduce the stake-out of the Step 2: Aim at the prism which is set at Point B point by entering the offset to a baseline. and press OSET to set it to 0°... -
Page 10: Stake Out Of Any Point
Step 4: Press F1 to measure. Indicate the poleman to move the prism according to the indications on the screen, until all the values on the screen are 0. Select F2. H Diff the angle difference between the HA of Point A to staking out point and the HA of current target Step 1: Measure the distance to Point A and B,... -
Page 11: Quick Setting
7. QUICK SETTING Step 2: Input the line and offset values, press to next step. There’re 5 settings in QuickSet: laser plummet, laser pointer, compensation on X axes, distance setting, backlight and sound. Step 3: Press to measure. Indicate the poleman to move the prism according to the indications on the screen, until all the values on the screen are 0. -
Page 12: Laser Pointer
set the brightness grade. 7.5 Backlight and Sound 7.2 Laser Pointer To set the screen backlight, beep of pressing Press F2 to turn on laser pointer. key, crosshair backlight. 7.3 Compensation on X To turn on and off the compensation on X axis, and check the tilt value. -
Page 13: Setting
8. SETTING 8.2 Angle It covers 5 settings: unit, angle, distance, PPM, To set the display of vertical angle. and power. 8.3 Distance To set various parameters of distance. 8.1 Unit To set the units of angle, distance, temperature Scale Scale factor and air pressure. -
Page 14: Power
9. CALIBRATION This program is to calibrate the errors and correct additive constant. 8.5 Power To set parameters related to power. 9.1 Calibrate i Angle i angle is also referred to the vertical index difference. Step 1: On Face Left, collimate the crosshair center in a collimator, and adjust the focus until SlepTime Time to enter to sleep... -
Page 15: Correction Of Additive Constant
9.2 Correction of Additive Constant Step 2: Turn the theodolite to Face Right, and collimate the crosshair center in the collimator Caution: Do not change the constant if until it is clear. Press to proceed to next step. unnecessary. The additive constant is relatively stable. We suggest inspecting it once or twice a year. -
Page 16: Information
10. INFORMATION K should be close to 0. If |k|>5mm, the theodolite should be delivered to professional Here you can upgrade firmware and check the workshop which has standard alignment to system information. calibrate. 10.1 Firmware Upgrade Correction Firmware upgrade includes the upgrade of According to the formula, input the K value in angle system and distance system. -
Page 17: Factory Mode
Angle Upgrade 10.3 System Information Distance Upgrade You can check the model, serial number, product number, system version, distance version and angle version on it. System Upgrade Hold key 1, and press power to enter to system upgrade. Follow operation upgrading software. -
Page 18: Specification
11. SPECIFICATION Range 300m TELESCOPE Accuracy +(3mm+2ppm*D) Image Erect Time Continuous: 0.35s; Fine: 1.5s Magnification 26.5X Atmospheric Correction Manual input, auto correct. Aperture (telescope) 40mm Prism Constant Corr. Manual input, auto correct. Aperture (distance) 45mm LEVEL Resolution 3” Plate Vial 30”/2mm Field of View 1°30”... -
Page 19: Error Code
12. ERROR CODE Type Li-on Category Message Voltage 7.4V UpperV ERR Working Time LowerV ERR ENVIRONMENT HL ERR Working Temperature -20°C - +50°C HR ERR SIZE & WEIGHT Angle Problem V CCD Error Size 165 X 160 340 mm H CCD Error Weight 4.7kg V Rotate ERR...
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