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Operating Instructions Laser Locator / Plus
English Version 1.0 30 40
50 Laser Locator Laser Locator
Congratulations on purchasing The object is marked by a red your Laser Locator. square that appears at the centre of the field of vision when Laser Locator = you press one of the two 4 instruments in 1: measurement keys. • Binoculars Superb optics in a robust, watertight, rubber-armoured casing.
• Digital Compass Displays magnetic azimuth or r Range (slope distance) grid azimuth in degrees, gon or a Azimuth (bearing, horizontal mils. direction, angle between north and object) • Laser Rangefinder v Vertical angle (inclination, Measures from 5 m to over elevation) 4 km (depending on model, visibility and nature of target objects).
• Inclinometer For safe use of the Laser Locator, please note the detailed safety Displays vertical angles directions included in the Operating Instructions. between -45° and +45°. © 2001 Leica Geosystems AG, ® All rights reserved. Laser Locator 2 Laser Locator-1.0 en Contents Getting started ______6 Changing the battery ______6 Adjusting the neck strap ______7 Removing the neck strap ______7 Storing the Laser Locator ______7 Eyepiece viewing distance ______8 Eye-base adjustment ______8 Dioptric adjustment ______8 Using the Laser Locator ______9 Distance measurements ______10 Factors affecting measurement range ______10 Distance measurement (slope distance) ______11 Multiple object measurement ______12 Combined measurement with data transfer (distance, azimuth, inclination) ______13 Horizontal dist. and height difference between your position and a remote object __14 Distance between two objects ______15 Horizontal and vertical distance between two objects ______16
Laser Locator-1.0 en 3 Contents Contents Azimuth and inclination measurement ______17 Factors influencing azimuth accuracy ______17 Azimuth measurement ______18 Combined azimuth and inclination angle measurement ______19 Azimuth and distance between two objects ______20 Relative horizontal and vertical angle ______21 Data transfer ______22 Connecting / disconnecting the interface cable ______22 Cable configuration ______23 Interface parameters ______23 Data transfer format ______24 Configuration______25 Measuring 3 distances ______25 Settings ______26 Setting the measurement units ______26 Declination compensation ______27 Declination display ______27
Contents 4 Laser Locator-1.0 en Contents Declination setting / correction ______28 Compass calibration ______29 General instructions ______29 Operator guidance ______30 Calibration procedure ______31 Troubleshooting ______33 Safety notices ______38 Care / cleaning______40 Technical data ______41 Equipment ______43 Customer service ______44
Laser Locator-1.0 en 5 Contents Getting started Changing the battery
Open the battery compartment Refit the battery cover and re- The ”LobAtt” display may also using a suitable tool, or a coin. tighten the screw. appear under cold conditions, Insert a 6V lithium battery, since low temperature reduces SANYO type 2CR5 or equivalent. The Laser Locator monitors the the battery performance. Ensure that the drawing ribbon battery’s condition. If the display lies above the securing tape of shows ”LobAtt”, this indicates Remove the Laser Locator the battery cover. Keep the that the battery is used up. You i battery before a prolonged battery cover seals and the can still get readings, but the period of non-use. instrument case clean. battery needs to be replaced soon.
Getting started 6 Laser Locator-1.0 en Adjusting the neck strap
Removing the neck strap
Storing the Laser Locator
Adjust the length of the neck Open both catches: To protect from dirt: strap by pulling the strap slowly Squeeze the two clips together i Always fit the eyepiece but firmly around the back of the and lift the cover. Remove the cover and keep your Laser catch. strap ends and pull them Locator in its pouch when not in through the lugs on the Laser use. Locator.
Laser Locator-1.0 en 7 Getting started Eyepiece viewing distance Eye-base+ adjustment- Dioptric adjustment + + - + - -
When using the Laser Locator Turn the adjusting knob until the Sight on an object farther than with glasses, push the eyecups left and right fields of view fuse 100 m away and rotate the fully inwards. to form a circular image. eyepieces to obtain a sharp image. Standard setting: When using the Laser Locator 0 dioptres. without glasses, pull the eyecups out to the stop. If the Laser Locator is i being used by a number of different people, remember your personal dioptric setting.
Getting started 8 Laser Locator-1.0 en Using the Laser Locator Double arrow plus a number: Press and release the key in Azimuth key rapid succession (e.g. triple click)
Sight the object to be measured using the pointing circle. Distance key 3x Hold the Laser Locator steady during measurement. The Laser Locator displays the measurement result, then switches itself off automatically after a few seconds.
The Laser Locator is operated Key operation is indicated by the You can prolong the display entirely by means of the keys on following symbols: i period by holding down the the top of the casing. measuring key while the result is Downward arrow: press and displayed. hold down the key. Upward arrow: release the key The last blinking digit Double arrow: press and release i indicates decimeters. the key (click)
Laser Locator-1.0 en 9 Getting started Distance measurements Factors affecting measurement range
Reflective properties Size of the target Oblique surfaces
Atmospheric conditions Vibration Lighting conditions
Distance measurements 10 Laser Locator-1.0 en Distance measurement (slope distance)
Press and hold the distance key; Sight the pointing circle on the Hold the Laser Locator steady the pointing circle appears in the object. as you release the distance key. field of view. Read off the distance. If "----" appears in the display, the object lies outside the measuring range, or measuring conditions are poor (see page 10).
Setting measurement units: i see page 26
Laser Locator-1.0 en 11 Distance measurements Multiple object measurement
Up to 3 separate distances can To use this feature, ”3diS on” The distance display blinks for a be obtained with a single i (3 distances) must be few seconds after a multiple measurement, for example activated via the configuration distance measurement. Click the when: menu; see page 25. distance key repeatedly to - the laser beam passes through obtain all the measured objects in front of the main Sight on the most visible portion distances in succession. target (bushes, shrubs, etc.) of the object. Operate the Laser - there are reflective objects Locator as described under behind the main target ”distance measurement”. (mountains, etc.)
Distance measurements 12 Laser Locator-1.0 en Combined measurement with data transfer (distance, azimuth, inclination)
Measurement data is transmitted Hold down both keys simultane- The azimuth appears at the left via the (optional) interface cable ously; the pointing circle appears, and the distance at the right of immediately after the together with the current azimuth. the field of view. measurement is taken (see The inclination angle is not page 22). Sight the object with the pointing displayed, but it is sent via the It is not possible to store circle. data interface. measurement data in the Laser Release both keys while holding Locator itself. the Laser Locator steady. Setting measurement units: i see page 26.
Laser Locator-1.0 en 13 Distance measurements Horizontal dist. and height difference between your position and a remote object
Click the distance key once, Sight the object with the pointing Release the distance key while then press and hold it down. circle. holding the Laser Locator The pointing circle appears. steady. The horizontal distance appears at the left and the height differ- ence at the right of the field of view.
Setting measurement units: i see page 26.
Distance measurements 14 Laser Locator-1.0 en Distance between two objects
Press and hold the distance key. Sight the first object with the Sight the second object with the The pointing circle appears. pointing circle. pointing circle. Click the azimuth key while Release the distance key while holding the Laser Locator holding the Laser Locator steady. steady. The first object measurement is The distance between the two confirmed (1-P = first point). objects is displayed.
Setting measurement units: i see page 26.
Laser Locator-1.0 en 15 Distance measurements Horizontal and vertical distance between two objects
Click the distance key once, Sight the first object with the Sight the second object with the then immediately press and hold pointing circle. pointing circle. it down. Click the azimuth key while Release the distance key while The pointing circle appears. holding the Laser Locator holding the Laser Locator steady. steady. The horizontal distance appears The first object measurement is at the left and the vertical confirmed (1-P = first point). distance at the right of the field of view. Setting measurement units: i see page 26.
Distance measurements 16 Laser Locator-1.0 en Azimuth and inclination measurement Factors influencing azimuth accuracy The Laser Locator has a digital compass that works similarly to a magnetic compass. Metal objects and magnetic fields can cause errors in directional readings. Nonmagnetic metals and alloys do not affect the compass readings. 55 m 10 m Countermeasures: i Calibrate the compass (see pages 30–32) after every battery change. Observe the minimum safe distances shown opposite when making azimuth measurements or calibrating the compass:
2 m 0.5 m
Laser Locator-1.0 en 17 Azimuth and inclination measurement Azimuth measurement
Press and hold the azimuth key. Sight the object with the pointing Setting measurement units: The pointing circle appears, circle, then release the azimuth i see page 26. together with the current azimuth. key while holding the Laser The display updates twice per Locator steady. second. The most recently measured azimuth is displayed.
Azimuth and inclination measurement 18 Laser Locator-1.0 en Combined azimuth and inclination angle measurement
Click the azimuth key once, then The following items appear in The azimuth and angle of immediately press and hold it the field of view: inclination to the object are down. - the pointing circle displayed. - the current azimuth at the left - the current angle of inclination Setting measurement at the right. i units: see page 26. Sight the object with the pointing circle, then release the azimuth key while holding the Laser Locator steady.
Laser Locator-1.0 en 19 Azimuth and inclination measurement Azimuth and distance between two objects
Press and hold the azimuth key. Sight the first object with the Sight the second object with the The pointing circle appears, pointing circle. pointing circle. together with the current Click the distance key (> 0.5 s) Release the azimuth key while azimuth. while holding the Laser Locator holding the Laser Locator steady. steady. The azimuth appears at the left The first object measurement is and the distance at the right of confirmed (1-P = first point). the field of view.
Setting measurement units: i see page 26.
Azimuth and inclination measurement 20 Laser Locator-1.0 en Relative horizontal and vertical angle
Click the azimuth key once, then Sight the first object with the immediately press and hold it pointing circle. down. Click the distance key while The following items appear in holding the Laser Locator the field of view: steady. - the pointing circle Both angles are set to zero. - the current azimuth at the left Sight the second object and - the current angle of inclination release the azimuth key. The at the right relative angles appear in the field of view.
Laser Locator-1.0 en 21 Azimuth and inclination measurement Data transfer Connecting / disconnecting the interface cable
On the underside of the Laser Locators is a socket for sending data to: - personal computers or laptops - modems - fire control systems
Our customer service will i be pleased to inform you Lemo about special accessories for plug transmitting and analysing data.
Caution Incorrect handling can damage To plug: To unplug: the socket and optional Align the respective red markings Grasp the plug grip interface cable. on the Lemo plug and socket. - between two fingers, Slide the plug carefully into the - draw it carefully back to the socket until the locking stop to disengage the locking mechanism engages. mechanism, - pull back a little harder until the plug slips out of the socket.
Data transfer 22 Laser Locator-1.0 en Cable configuration Interface parameters
Interface ...... RS 232 ws AZI 1 9 Data rt DIST 2 8 transmission ...... unidirectional sw GND 3 Baud rate ...... 1200 bps gn 7 SDS_IN 4 Parity ...... none bl 6 SDS_OUT 5 5 Data bits ...... 8 Stop bits ...... 1 4 Handshake ...... none 3 2 1 3 m
Lemo plug D plug, 9-pin female FHB.0B.305.CLCD 42Z
The optional interface cable is intended for connection to a PC serial interface with a 9-pin D plug.
Laser Locator-1.0 en 23 Data transfer Data transfer format
Every measurement (distance, Start character for measurement azimuth, inclination) is transmitted value: Measurement as 10 ASCII characters: d ...... distance examples: 0/5'236 a ...... azimuth N e ...... angle of inclination 0/0 Z XXXXXX XY
Checksum 31'416/0
easurement M ...... instrument
tart character
M
End character
S (main board) error
A complete set of measure- Measurement value: 6 integer Checksum: 2 hexadecimal ments therefore consists of 30 digits or six-digit hexadecimal digits. These correspond to the ASCII characters. error code. 8 LSBs (least significant bits) of Before and after this continuous The data transmitted comprises: the ASCII measurement value string, a steady logic 1 is - distance in decimetres, with and the start character. transmitted while the Laser 0.5 m resolution Locator is powered on. - azimuth and inclination in End character: 1 position for line milliradians (full circle = feed (CR). 6'283.2 mrad) and 0.2 mrad resolution.
Data transfer 24 Laser Locator-1.0 en Configuration Measuring 3 distances
5x 5x
Click the distance key five times The function "3dIS on" Click the distance key five times in rapid succession. The i allows up to 3 distances to in rapid succession to save your configuration settings appear in be displayed from a single settings. the field of view. measurement (see page 12). If the distance key is not correctly In the following configuration Click the azimuth key until the clicked five times, the previous menue the multiple object desired function status for settings remain unchanged and measurement "3dIS" "3dIS" appears (function on or "Old Conf" is displayed. (3 Distances) can be switched OFF). on or off.
Laser Locator-1.0 en 25 Configuration Settings Setting the measurement units
5x 5x
Various angle and distance Click the distance key until the Click the azimuth key five times measurement units may be set desired units appear in the field in rapid succession to save your via the configuration menu. of view: preferred units. - at the left: angular unit in mils, Click the azimuth key five times gon or degrees If the azimuth key is not correctly in rapid succession. - at the right: distance unit in clicked five times, the previous "Unit SEtt" appears briefly, metres (SI-Unit), yards, or feet. settings remain unchanged and followed by the measurement "Old Unit" is displayed. units currently in use by the Laser Locator.
Settings 26 Laser Locator-1.0 en Declination compensation Declination display Declination represents the Declination is displayed in the deviation between magnetic currently selected angular units north and grid north. (see page 26).
Declination The stored declination - varies from location to location i value - varies from time to time - is reset to 0 when the - is specified on most land and measurement units are sea maps 3x changed (see page 26); - is retained when the battery is To refer the azimuth angle to exhausted or replaced; grid north: enter the local - is factory-set to 0. declination value into the Laser Locator. Click the azimuth key three times in rapid succession. To refer the azimuth angle to The current declination value is magnetic north: enter a zero displayed for 10 seconds. declination value into the Laser The Laser Locator displays Locator. "Old dECL" before switching itself off (the declination value is unchanged).
Laser Locator-1.0 en 27 Settings Declination setting / correction
3x 3x
Click the azimuth key three Distance key Click the azimuth key three times in rapid succession. - short click: the declination times in rapid succession to value increments by one unit; store the new declination value. The stored declination value is - long click (hold down the key displayed. for longer than half a second): If the azimuth key is not correctly the declination value clicked three times, the previous decrements by one unit. settings remain unchanged and "Old dECL" is displayed.
Settings 28 Laser Locator-1.0 en Compass calibration General instructions How? When? Where?
There is a choice of two After every battery change. In an open area (e.g. a field) at calibration procedures: an adequate distance from After the Laser Locator has buildings and metallic objects • 4 point calibration (4 Pt Co) been exposed to strong (see page 17). Ensure that there achieves adequate precision magnetic fields. are no buried pipes, cables, etc. for most applications. in the vicinity. When metallic parts have been • 12 point calibration (12 Pt Co) attached to the Laser Locator. Never calibrate the compass is performed at the factory i inside a building, or in the under optimal conditions. Check the stored vicinity of disruptive magnetic i declination after every fields! compass calibration, and correct if necessary.
Laser Locator-1.0 en 29 Settings Operator guidance
turn UP rot 90°
° (undo tilt) +20 (rtrn hori) -20° -20° (tilt left) turn dn
The Laser Locator needs to be tilt left ...... tilt the left side of the Important: swivelled in various directions Laser Locator downwards Perform each movement slowly during calibration. Instructions undo tilt ...... return to horizontal and steadily, until the next for the required direction of instruction appears. movement appear successively Instructions in brackets When you see the "StOP" in the display: i apply to 12 point calibration instruction, immediately hold turn UP ...... tilt upwards only. the Laser Locator still and on rtrn hori ...... return to horizontal Always turn in the same no account move it while "StOP" turn dn ...... tilt downwards direction for all ”rot 90°” is displayed. rot 90° ...... rotate by 90° instructions.
Settings 30 Laser Locator-1.0 en Calibration procedure
4x
Point the Laser Locator roughly Only click the distance key After the last instruction, northwards. i if you want to perform the analysis begins and the pointing special 12 point calibration. circle blinks for 4 sec. (4 Pt Co) Click the azimuth key four times "12 Pt Co" is displayed. or 30–60 sec. (12 Pt Co). in rapid succession. You then see "FIEL Co" appears briefly, The selected calibration - "Good Co": indicates followed by "4 Pt Co" for the procedure begins in a few successful calibration. regular 4 point calibration. moments. - "bAd Co" followed by "rES Co": Move the Laser Locator according indicates that the calibration to the displayed instructions. data are unusable.
Laser Locator-1.0 en 31 Settings Calibration procedure (continued) After 12 point calibration, Display Action i the Laser Locator can be put down as soon as the "Good Co" Store the newly determined pointing circle starts blinking. constants. You can check the results later by clicking the azimuth key. "bAd Co" Store the newly determined constants. Magnetic interference can still lead to inaccurate measurements, "bAd Co" + "rES Co" Reset constants to factory even if calibration was successful. values. For this reason, you should verify compass accuracy after a Possible causes of calibration If you get a "bAd Co", reattempt successful calibration: perform failure: calibration until "Good Co" several azimuth measurements • The Laser Locator was moved appears. Consider moving to an on known landmarks and while a "StOP" instruction was alternative position. compare the results. displayed. • Movements performed too fast, After calibration, the Laser or jerkily. Locator acts on the • Strong magnetic disturbances measurement results as follows: in the vicinity.
Settings 32 Laser Locator-1.0 en Troubleshooting
Problem Possible cause Solution
You cannot see a circular Eye-base or eyecup incorrectly Adjust the eye-base or eyecup image with both eyes. adjusted. following the instructions on page 8.
Eyes are not positioned on the Reposition your head, or the Laser Locator’s optical axis. instrument.
Measurements cannot be The battery has run out. Replace the battery. Preferably taken. use SANYO type.
Battery contacts corroded. Clean the battery contacts.
Low temperature reduces Carry the Laser Locator close battery performance. to your body.
Extreme heat shortens battery Do not store the battery at life. temperatures in excess of +70°C.
Laser Locator-1.0 en 33 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting (continued)
Problem Possible cause Solution
"- - - -" appears in the display The distance is outside the See the specified measuring when distance is measured. specified measuring range. range on page 41.
Inadequate reflectance: See the list of factors affecting • object too small or inaccurately measuring range on page 10. targeted; • The Laser Locator was shaken during measurement; • Bad weather conditions (haze, fog, turbulence).
Troubleshooting 34 Laser Locator-1.0 en Troubleshooting (continued)
Problem Possible cause Solution
Distance display blinks. Multiple object measurement is Click the distance key to display activated: ”3dIS on”. distances in succession (see page 12).
The Laser Locator measures The Laser Locator only displays Activate multiple object objects in front or behind the the distance to the most measurement: ”3dIS on” (see intended object (e.g. bushes -> reflective object in the line of page 25). object -> mountain). vision.
These symbols are displayed The permissible angle of Do not over-tilt or bank the during azimuth measurement: inclination of ±45° has been Laser Locator. exceeded: tilted too far upwards tilted too far downwards tilted too far to the right tilted too far to the left
Laser Locator-1.0 en 35 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting (continued)
Problem Possible cause Solution
Inaccurate azimuth Incorrect declination value has Store the correct declination measurement values. been stored. value (see page 28).
Disruptive magnetic fields at the See the factors affecting measuring position. measurement accuracy on page 17.
Calibration in an area with Recalibrate the compass (see magnetic interference. pages 29-32).
Altered magnetic conditions Recalibrate the compass. within the instrument after a battery change.
The expected display does not Key was pressed too slowly, or Press and release the key in appear after clicking a key with insufficient force. rapid succession. Always several times. press the key down until there is an audible click.
Troubleshooting 36 Laser Locator-1.0 en Troubleshooting (continued)
Problem Possible cause Solution
”Lo bAtt” is displayed. The battery is used up. You can still get some readings, but the battery needs to be replaced soon.
Reduced battery performance at You can still get some readings, low temperature. but the Laser Locator or the battery needs to be warmed up (e.g. on your body).
Laser Locator-1.0 en 37 Troubleshooting Safety notices Intended purpose Inappropriate use Blinding hazard The Laser Locator • Laser Locator deployment • Do not look into powerful light - is designed as a navigation aid; without prior knowledge of the sources with the Laser - is to be used in addition to operating instructions and Locator. other instruments or techniques; safety notices. • Do not open the Laser Locator. - must never be used as a sole • Changes and modifications to The built-in laser can cause navigation instrument. the Laser Locator by the eye injuries. customer. Limitations of use • Use of third-party accessories Explosion hazard The Laser Locator must not be not expressly approved by The battery must not be used in the vicinity of sensitive Leica Geosystems AG. - short-circuited; electrical equipment. - recharged; All other usage limitations are Inappropriate use brings the risk - mechanically modified; mentioned in the technical of - placed in fire or heated above specifications. - injuries; +85°C with the Laser Locator. - instrument errors; - damage to property; - malfunction;
Safety notices 38 Laser Locator-1.0 en Safety notices (continued) Physical injury hazard Avoiding storage and Avoiding measurement errors • Do not place the Laser Locator transport damage • Note the factors affecting on a vehicle parcel-shelf or • When not in use, always keep measurement accuracy (see dashboard – risk of injury the Laser Locator in its pouch pages 10, 17, 32). when braking. with the eyepiece protection • Always perform test • Check the carrying strap at caps fitted. measurements after the Laser regular intervals, and replace it • Remove the battery prior to Locator has been exposed to if damaged. prolonged storage. Battery rough handling (vibration, falls, leakage can damage the Laser etc.), and before carrying out Environmental hazard Locator! important measurement tasks. The Laser Locator contains • Observe the permissible certain components that should storage temperatures. be treated as hazardous waste, • Do not expose the Laser and must therefore be disposed Locator to strong mechanical of via a specialist dealer. shocks or abrupt temperature transitions during transport Deposit used batteries at a (moisture condensation). proper collection point. • Use the pouch and transit case or equivalent packaging for shipment.
Laser Locator-1.0 en 39 Safety notices Care / cleaning The Laser Locator’s Therefore Cleaning the casing performance and serviceability - do not use any kind of Wipe the casing with a damp are conditional on regular care impregnated cloth intended for cloth. and immediate attention to cleaning spectacle lenses, Pay special attention to dirt and problems: - do not use any solvent except grease around the keys. • Do not touch glass lenses with water, e.g. no alcohol or Blow out the Laser Locator fingers. cleansers. interface cable socket, and • Do not soil the operating keys clean it carefully. with oil or grease. Lens cleaning Allow the Laser Locator to dry • Avoid abrupt temperature Particles of dirt should be blown fully before packing. transitions, since these can off or removed using a soft brush. cause condensation moisture Finger prints may be cleaned Cleaning the interface cable to develop inside the Laser first by wiping with a damp cloth, Protect the cable from damp Locator. followed by soft, clean optical and dirt as much as possible! tissue or chamois leather. Wipe the cable with a damp The Laser Locator does not cloth. Blow out soiled cable need special care or cleansers. plugs with clean air, and leave them to dry.
Care / cleaning 40 Laser Locator-1.0 en Technical data
Optics Rangefinder Laser Locator Laser Locator Plus
Magnification ...... 7x Laser type: IR diode ...... 860 nm 1550 nm Clear objective diameter .. 42 mm Eye safety ...... Class 1 Class 1 Exit pupil diameter ...... 6 mm Safety standards ...... EN 60825 (91) EN 60825-1 (94) Eye relief ...... 18,5 mm IEC 825 (90) IEC 825-1 (93) Field of view ANSI Z 136.1 (93) ANSI Z 136.1 (93) @ 1000 metres ...... 120 m FDA 21 CFR, FDA 21 CFR, Axial resolution ...... better than Ch 1§ 1040 (1988) Ch 1§ 1040 (1988) 6 arcseconds Measurement range ...... 5 m - 2500 m 5 m - 6000 m Interpupillary distance Spec. measurement range 25 m - 1500 m 25 m - 4000 m adjustment ...... 58,5-71,5 mm Visibility ...... 10 km 20 km Focus ...... fixed Target size ...... 4 x 4 m 8 x 8 m Dioptric correction ...... > ±4 dpt Albedo ...... 0.4 at 860 nm 0.4 at 1550 nm Detection probability ...... >90% >90% Pointing circle illuminates to Accuracy (1σ) from: indicate laser direction and 50 m - 2000 m ...... ± 1 m ± 2 m approximate laser spot size on 2001 m - 4000 m ...... ± 3 m ± 3 m target. False alarm rate ...... < 2% < 2% Beam divergence ...... ≤ 1.5 mrad ≤ 2x2 mrad Display resolution 0.5 m < 999.5 m 0.5 m < 999.5 m others 1 m, others 1 m, 0.1 m in height 0.1 m in height
Laser Locator-1.0 en 41 Technical data Technical data (continued) Magnetic compass Miscellaneous (azimuth and inclination)
Azimuth measurement Power supply ...... 6V lithium battery (type 2CR5) range ...... 360° Battery capacity ...... approx. 2400 measurements Accuracy (1σ): Protective covering ...... environmentally sealed, Azimuth ...... ± 10 mil impact-resistant rubber armour casing Inclination ...... ± 3 mil Immersion proofing ...... 10 min. in 1 m depth of water Display Operational temperature range ...... -35° bis +63°C resolution ...... 10 mil /1°/ 1 gon Storage temperature range (without battery)...... -40° bis +85°C Maximum inclination / Shock resistance ...... 30 g / 11 ms / xyz axes bank angle ...... ± 45° Vibration resistance ...... 10 to 500 Hz for 10 minutes Compass calibration ...... user Dimensions ...... 205 x 178 x 82 mm initiated, menu driven Tripod bush thread ...... A 1/4" Declination ...... ± 99° / 990 mil Weight ...... 1710 g (including eyepiece protection (adjustable) and battery type 2CR5) Interface ...... RS-232, unidirectional output
Technical data 42 Laser Locator-1.0 en Equipment Shipping inventory
SVP240
SEB50
STR1 SEV48
Order no. Description ––– Laser Locator / Laser Locator Plus 535 314 SEB50 lithium battery, 6 volt, SANYO type 2CR5 636 895 SVP240 grey pouch with accessories 636 965 STR1 neck strap
Optional equipment: 706 271 SEV48 interface cable, shielded, 3 m long 722 804 GEV154 interface cable to GPS
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Customer service 44 Laser Locator-1.0 en Eye safety IEC 825-1 (1990 / 1993) EN 60825 (1991 / 1994) ANSI Z 136.1 (1993) FDA 21 CFR Ch 1§ 1040 (1988)
CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT
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