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6.11 Save Angle<br />

Turn on and enter angle measure mode, press FUNC key to enter the second function selection mode, and<br />

than press REC to save angle. At that time, the current angle is glittering twice, which represents it has<br />

been saved to the memory. If you want to save angle again, press REC key after regulating an angle.<br />

If you want to look over saved angle data, please refer to Chapter 7 about memory.<br />

Notice: the instrument only supplies 256 groups of angle data (each group of angle data includes one<br />

vertical angle and one horizontal angle). If angle data saved exceeds256 groups, ―FULL‖ will be displayed<br />

on the interface which prompts users that memory is full. Users then need to clear manually to resave angle,<br />

please refer to the chapter about memory for more details.<br />

6.12 Measure Distance with Stadia<br />

The distance from the measuring object to the instrument can be obtained by using the stadia hair of the<br />

telescope with the accuracy ≤0.4%D.<br />

(1) Set up the instrument at point A and put the surveying rod on target point B.<br />

(2) Read the intercept d of apparent lines from up and down from the reticle on the survey rod.<br />

(3) The horizontal distance(D) between A and B can be attained with the formula below:<br />

D= 100×d<br />

Up and down Stadia hair<br />

The precision of this kind of distance measurement is not very high. This method is not<br />

used when high precision is required.<br />

Left and Right<br />

Stadia hair<br />

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