Head Speeds; Height Of Instrument); Automatic And Manual Mode - Leica Rugby 300 SG User Manual

Head Speeds

The Rugby can be set to any of four
different head speeds – 5, 10 , 15, or
20 rps. (300, 600, 900, 1200 rpm)
Select the head speed that provides
the best performance for your
application. The selected head speed
is shown on the bottom, right corner of
the main display screen.
H.I. (Height of Instrument)
The H.I. function is used to prevent
elevation changes caused by
movement of the tripod.
When the H.I. Alert function is
activated, the self-leveling accuracy
remains the same, but the self-leveling
range of the Rugby is reduced.
Movement of the Rugby beyond its
self-leveling range will cause an "alert
condition". The Rugby will stop rotating
and the following screen will appear on
the display:
Stop the "alert condition" by pressing
the Star or Power button and reset the
function.
Check carefully the setup and
elevation of the unit to determine what
has caused the alert condition. Adjust
as required to the correct elevation.
The H.I. function can be turned on or
off in the first setup screen.
When the H.I. function is turned on, the
letters "HI" will appear in the bottom,
right part of the display.
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The H.I. function becomes active 30
seconds after the unit has completely
leveled and the head starts rotating.

Automatic and Manual Mode:

The Rugby will always turn on in
automatic mode and will continuously
self-level to maintain grade accuracy.
In manual mode the self-
leveling function is turned off.
The display screen will show the
following:
The X-axis slope can be changed
using the X and arrow buttons, but the
amount of change is not shown in the
display.
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The H.I. function can be
made to turn on automa-
tically at power-up. This
can be enabled in the
second setup screen.
Setup