Sokkia SET2CII User manual

Intelligent Total Station

OPERATOR'S

MANUAL

Congratulations on your purchaseof the SET2CE!

Before using the instrument, please read this operator's manual

and verify that

all

equipment

included, refer to P.

226

"STANDARD EQUIPMENT".

Europe version

CONTENTS

QUICK GUIDE TO THIS MANUAL

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FEATURES

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INTROZ1Uk;T/BN

PRECAUTIONS

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. PARTSOF THE INSTRUMENT

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. COMMUNICATION SYSTEM

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. KEY FUNCTIONS

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MODE DIAGRAM

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. DISPLAYSYMBOLS

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PRE?>ARATIONFOR MEASUREMENT

MOUNTINGTHE BATTERY

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SETTING UPTHE INSTRUMENT

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9.1 Centring

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9.2 Levelling

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POWER ON

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[Note: Changing the brightness of the display]

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[Note: Power-savingcut-off]

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.PREPARATIONFOR MEASUREMENT

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.1 Indexingthe vertical and horizontal circles

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[Note: Horizontalangle backup1

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[Note:Automatic tilt angle compensation]

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[Note:Levelling using the tilt angle display]

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11.2 Focussing andtarget sighting

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[Note: Parallax]

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11.3 Display and reticle illumination

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11.4 Setting the Instrument options

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CONTENTS

IVIEASUREYIEVT

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.ANGLE MEASUREMENT

12.1 Measurethe horizontalangle betweentwo points

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<Horizontal angle

12.2 Set Horizontalcircle to a requ~redvalue

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12.3 Horizontal angle display 37

DISTANCE MEASUREMENT

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13.1 Measurement modeselection

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13.2 Prism constant input 41

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13.3 Atmospheric correction 44

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13.4 Return signal checking 48

13.5 Slope distance1Horizontal distance1Height difference

measurement

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13.6 Review of measureddata

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COORDINATE MEASUREMENT

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14.1 Measurement modeselection

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14.2 Instrumentheight andtarget height input

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14.3 lnstrumentstation coordinates and Backsight station

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coordinates 56

14.4 Setting the azimuth angle from lnstrumentstation

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and Backsight station coordinates 61

14.5 3-Dimensionalcoordinate measurement

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CONTENTS

ADVANCED

MEASL/RErwElV7

FUNCTIOIVS

RESECTIONMEASUREMENT

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TRAVERSE-STYLECOORDINATE MEASUREMENT

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OFFSET MEASUREMENT

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REM MEASUREMENT

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MISSING LINE MEASUREMENT

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19.1 Measurement modeselection

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19.2 Measuringthe distance between two or more points ..91

19.3 Changing of the starting position

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SETTING-OUT MEASUREMENT

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20.1 Horizontalangle and distance

setting-out measurement

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20.2 Coordinates setting-out measurement

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101

USiNG

THE

CAR3

RECCR3

THE

DATA

ICCARD OPERATIONS

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109

21.1 IC cardfeatures

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109

21.2 Inserting and formatting the IC card

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112

21.3 Changingthe instrument options

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114

21.4 Jobcreating and selecting

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115

21.5 Instrumentdata recording

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121

21.6 Instrumentstation data recording

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123

21.7 Measureddata recording ............................................128

21.8 Note recording

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134

21.9 Feature code recording

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136

21.10 Featurecode recallingto stack

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141

11 Featurecode deleting

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144

21.12 Coordinate data recording ............................................147

21.13 Coordinate data recallingto Instrument

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152

21.14 Reviewing data stored onthe IC card

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162

21.15 Protectingdata stored onthe IC card

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169

CONTENTS

22.ERROR MESSAGES

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173

23.CHECKS ANDADJUSTMENTS

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177

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23.1 Plate level 177

23.2 Circular level

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179

23.3 Reticle.............................................................................180

23.4 Coincidence of distance measuring axis with reticle

184

23.5 Optical plummet

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187

23.6 Distance measurement check flow chart

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189

23.7 Additive distance constant

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191

MEASUREMENT

OP71C'IVS

SELECTlON

24.CHANGING INSTRUMENTPARAMETERS

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195

POWERSUPPLIES

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205

.REFLECTINGPRISMSAND ACCESSORIES............................207

AP'PEh001C

Appendix

MANUALLY INDEXING THE VERTICAL CIRCLE

BY FACE LEFT. FACERIGHT MEASUREMENTS ..211

Appendix 2: FOR ANGLE MEASUREMENT OF

THE HIGHESTACCURACY

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212

<Adjustingthe

tilt

zero pointerror>......................212

<Adjustingthe collimation error

Collimation

program>

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214

Appendix 3: FOR DISTANCE MEASUREMENTOF

THE HIGHESTACCURACY

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217

Appendix 4: EARTH-CURVATUREAND

REFRACTIONCORRECTION ..................................219

Appendix 5: DATA OUTPUT TO ANEXTERNALDEVICE

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220

Appendix 6: STANDARD ACCESSORIES

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222

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Appendix

OPTIONALACCESSORIES 223

STANDARD EQUIPMENT

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226

MAINTENANCE

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227

SPECIFICATIONS

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228

ATMOSPHERIC CORRECTION CHART

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232

Tr~brachclamp

lock~ng

screw

Whenthe new

SET2C

isshipped, thetribrach clamp isfixed with

a screw.

Loosen it and leave

loose.

And if the

SET2C

again shipped, fix the tribrach clamp with the

screw to prevent the tribrach becoming detached from the instru-

ment.

Thespecifications andgeneralappearanceoftheinstrumentmaybe

altered at any time and may differ from those appearing in cata-

loguesandthis operator's manual.

QUICK GUIDE TO THIS MANUAL

Ensurethatthe battery ischarged before measurement.

Battery mounting

Setting up lnstrument <Centring@/Levelling@> Power on

ngle

Vistancemeasurement

Angle <Set

angle to

@/Set

circle to a requiredvalue

angle right/left@>

Measurement mode

lnstrument height

Target height input

dvanced measurement functions

card operations

Inserting&formatting IC card

Changing Instr. options

Creating

SelectingJob

Recording data clnstr.@/lnstr.station @I

Measured@/Note *@/Code@/Coord

Recallingdata <Code @/Coord

Reviewing

If@@

Protecting

Troubleshooting

Error messages

FEATURES

SETSCIIADVANCED MEASUREMENT FUNCTIONS

Resectionmeasurement

Traverse-style coordinate measurement

Offset measurement

REM measurement

Missing line measurement

Setting-out measurement

ICCARD OPERATION

Set thejob name

Recordand reviewthe data

instrument datatlnstrument station data1Measured data/Note/Co-

ordtnate datalfeature code

One

64Kb

card can store approxtmately

1000

measured target

polntsrn angle and d~stance

(S,

format.

Recallthe data stored on IC cardto Instrument

Featurecode/Coord~natedata

TILT ANGLE COMPENSATION

@Dualaxis

tilt

sensor

@Theindex error of thetilt angle can beeliminated

COLLlMATlON PROGRAM

Thecollimationerrorbetweenthecentreofthetelescope reticle

andthesightinglinecanbecalculated, andthecorrectionvalue

specified isset. (for angle measurement of high accuracy.)

DATA OUTPUT

TheSET2CIIRS232C-compatible data output connector allows

2-way communication with an external device.

PRECAUTIONS

PARTS OF THE INSTRUMENT

COMMUNICATIONSYSTEM

KEY FUNCTIONS

MODE DIAGRAM

DISPLAY SYMBOLS

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