Sokkia SRX5 Operator's Manual

Sokkia SRX5 Operator's Manual

Series srx surveying instruments
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SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS
Series SRX
SRX1
SRX2
H18.09.21
SRX3
SRX5
Total Station
Class 3R Laser Product
Class 1 LED Product
OPERATOR'S MANUAL

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HOW TO READ THIS MANUAL
Manual Navigation and Conventions
Explains how to interpret symbols, conventions, and structure within the operator's manual.
PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE OPERATION
Definition of Indications and General Warnings
Explains hazard symbols and crucial general safety guidelines for instrument use.
Power Supply and Environmental Safety
Details safety measures for power sources, batteries, and environmental hazards to prevent accidents.
Tripod and Bluetooth Safety Precautions
Outlines safety guidelines for using tripods and precautions related to Bluetooth wireless technology.
PRECAUTIONS
Instrument Handling and Maintenance Precautions
Covers precautions for tribrach clamp, water/dust resistance, battery charging, and general instrument care.
LASER SAFETY INFORMATION
Laser Product Classification and Warnings
Details the instrument's laser classification and provides essential safety warnings for laser operation.
PRODUCT OUTLINE
4.1 Key Functions
Introduces the primary features and capabilities of the SRX instrument.
4.2 Instrument Components and Features
Identifies and describes the various parts and their functions on the SRX.
4.3 Mode Configuration and Navigation
Explains the different operating modes and how to navigate between them on the SRX.
4.4 Bluetooth Wireless Technology
Covers the use of Bluetooth, including precautions and potential interference issues.
BASIC OPERATION
5.1 Fundamental Key Operations
Introduces basic key controls, power management, and mode switching for the SRX.
5.2 Display Functions and Screen Navigation
Describes screen elements, touch panel usage, and status bar information.
5.3 Character Input Methods
Guides users on inputting text and data using the on-screen input panel.
5.4 SETTINGS Mode Operations
Explains how to access and utilize the SETTINGS mode for configuration.
USING THE CF CARD SLOT
CF Card Insertion and Removal
Step-by-step instructions for managing CF cards for data storage.
USING THE BATTERY
Battery Installation Procedure
Provides guidance on correctly mounting and removing the instrument's battery.
CONNECTING TO EXTERNAL DEVICES
8.1 Bluetooth Wireless Communication Setup
Details the setup process for wireless communication using Bluetooth technology.
8.2 SRX and Companion Device Communication
Explains how to establish and manage communication between the SRX and other devices.
8.3 USB Device Connectivity
Information on connecting and using external devices via the SRX's USB ports.
8.4 RS-232C Cable Connection
Instructions for establishing a wired connection using an RS-232C serial cable.
SETTING UP THE INSTRUMENT
9.1 Instrument Centering on Tripod
Guides on the procedure for accurately centering the instrument on the tripod.
9.2 Instrument Levelling Procedures
Explains how to level the instrument using physical controls and screen feedback.
POWER ON/OFF
Instrument Power ON and OFF Procedures
Details the steps for powering the instrument on and off, including self-checks.
10.1 Touch Panel Configuration
Instructions for calibrating the touch panel for optimal responsiveness.
10.2 Resolving Software Issues
Provides troubleshooting steps for software problems using boot options.
10.3 External Instrument Power Control
Explains how to control the instrument's power remotely from an external device.
TARGET SIGHTING
11.1 Auto Pointing Settings Configuration
Configures parameters for the automatic target sighting system.
11.2 Automatic Target Sighting Procedure
Details the process of using the auto-pointing function to sight targets.
11.3 Manual Target Sighting
Guides users on manually sighting targets and eliminating parallax for precision.
MEASUREMENT WITH AUTO TRACKING
12.1 Auto Tracking Settings Configuration
Sets up the instrument for continuous tracking of a prism during measurements.
12.2 Performing Auto Tracking Measurements
Explains the procedure for conducting measurements using the Auto Tracking feature.
ANGLE MEASUREMENT
13.1 Measuring Horizontal Angle Between Two Points
Describes measuring the angle between two points by setting the horizontal angle to zero.
13.2 Setting Required Horizontal Angle
Explains how to set a specific horizontal angle, useful for target acquisition.
13.3 Turning Instrument to Specified Angle
Details the automatic instrument rotation from a reference to a target angle.
13.4 Angle Measurement and Data Output
Covers performing angle measurements and exporting the results.
DISTANCE MEASUREMENT
14.1 Returned Signal Checking
Explains how to check signal strength for accurate distance readings.
14.2 Guide Light Functionality
Describes the indicators and meaning of the guide light during measurements.
14.3 Simultaneous Distance and Angle Measurement
Explains how to measure distance and angle concurrently.
14.4 Distance Measurement Data Output
Details procedures for outputting distance measurement data to external devices.
14.5 REM Measurement for Height Determination
Explains the REM function for measuring the heights of inaccessible points.
COORDINATE MEASUREMENT
15.1 Entering Instrument Station Data
Guides on inputting station coordinates, instrument height, and target height.
15.2 Azimuth Angle Setting
Explains how to set the azimuth angle for backsight stations.
15.3 3-D Coordinate Calculation
Details the process and formulas for calculating the 3D coordinates of a target.
RESECTION MEASUREMENT
16.1 Coordinate Resection Measurement
Determining instrument station coordinates by measuring known points.
16.2 Height Resection Measurement
Explains determining instrument station elevation using known points.
SETTING-OUT MEASUREMENT
17.1 Using the Guide Light for Setting Out
Explains how the guide light aids in positioning targets for setting-out tasks.
17.2 Distance Setting-out Measurement
Guides on setting out points using distance measurements and movement indicators.
17.3 Coordinates Setting-out Measurement
Details setting out points based on entered coordinates and required angles.
17.4 REM Setting-out Measurement
Explains setting out points for inaccessible targets using the REM function.
OFFSET MEASUREMENT
18.1 Single-distance Offset Measurement
Describes finding a point's distance/angle by measuring to an offset point.
18.2 Angle Offset Measurement
Explains measuring angles to a target using offset points.
18.3 Two-distance Offset Measurement
Details finding a target point using two offset points and distance measurements.
MISSING LINE MEASUREMENT
19.1 Measuring Distance Between Multiple Points
Explains measuring distances and angles between points without moving the instrument.
19.2 Changing the Starting Point
Describes how to redefine the starting point for continuous measurements.
SURFACE AREA CALCULATION
Surface Area Calculation by Measuring Points
Guides on calculating area by measuring points that define an area's boundary.
CHANGING THE SETTINGS
21.1 Observation Conditions Setup
Configures measurement parameters like distance mode, tilt correction, and angle units.
21.2 Instrument Configuration Settings
Adjusts instrument settings such as power-off time, backlight, and EDM ALC.
21.3 EDM Settings Configuration
Configures Electronic Distance Measurement (EDM) parameters including reflector and prism constant.
21.4 User-defined Tab Allocation
Allows customization of tab pages in measurement modes for personalized workflows.
21.5 Screen Control Customization
Enables customization of screen elements like font size and spacing for better readability.
21.6 Softkey Function Allocation
Allows reassigning functions to softkeys for efficient operation tailored to user preferences.
21.7 Units Selection
Sets preferred units for temperature, pressure, angle, and distance.
21.8 Password Management
Guides on setting or changing a password to protect instrument data.
21.9 Date and Time Settings
Allows manual input or selection of the current date and time.
21.10 Restoring Default Settings
Explains how to reset all instrument settings to factory defaults.
WARNING AND ERROR MESSAGES
Troubleshooting Error Messages
Lists and explains common error messages and their meanings for troubleshooting.
CHECKS AND ADJUSTMENTS
23.1 Plate Level Check and Adjustment
Guides on checking and adjusting the plate level for accurate instrument setup.
23.2 Circular Level Check and Adjustment
Details the procedure for checking and adjusting the circular level's bubble.
23.3 Tilt Sensor Calibration
Explains how to check and cancel tilt zero point errors affecting angle measurements.
23.4 Collimation Error Measurement
Details measuring and correcting collimation error for accurate angular observations.
23.5 Reticle Alignment Check
Guides on checking the perpendicularity and alignment of reticle lines for precise sighting.
23.6 CCD Reticle Offset Adjustment
Explains checking and adjusting the CCD reticle offset for accurate automatic sighting.
23.7 Optical Plummet Adjustment
Describes checking and adjusting the optical plummet for precise centering.
23.8 Additive Distance Constant Check
Guides on checking and verifying the additive distance constant for accurate distance measurements.
POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM
Compatible Power Equipment Combinations
Illustrates various compatible power sources and equipment for operating the SRX.
TARGET SYSTEM
Special Reflecting Prisms and Targets
Lists and describes special accessories like prisms and targets for measurements.
STANDARD EQUIPMENT
Included Standard Accessories List
Provides a comprehensive list of all standard accessories included with the SRX.
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
Telescope Enhancements and Cables
Describes optional accessories like eyepieces, filters, and interface cables.
SPECIFICATIONS
Telescope and Angle Measurement Specifications
Details optical specifications for the telescope and performance metrics for angle measurements.
Distance Measurement and Auto Tracking Specs
Provides accuracy, ranges, and performance metrics for distance measurement and auto tracking.
Motor, Guide Light, and Communication Specs
Lists specifications for the motor drive, guide light, and communication interfaces.
Power Supply, Environment, and Dimensions
Covers power supply, operating environment, dimensions, and weight of the SRX.
Target Selection and Laser Pointer Specifications
Details target selection options, laser pointer function, and resistance ratings.
REGULATIONS
RF Interference and Compliance Notices
Outlines regulatory information regarding radio frequency interference and compliance.
EXPLANATION
Manual Vertical Circle Indexing Procedure
Explains how to manually index the vertical circle to eliminate measurement errors.
Atmospheric Correction for High-Precision Distance
Details the process of calculating atmospheric correction factors for accurate distance measurements.

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