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Leica TPS700 Series User Manual

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Automatic Target Recognition ATR<br />

TCRApower and TCRAultra<br />

instruments are motorized and<br />

equipped with Automatic Target<br />

Recognition (ATR) coaxially in the<br />

telescope. The Electronic Guide<br />

Light (EGL), mounted on the<br />

telescope, is optional.<br />

ATR mode<br />

These instruments permit automatic<br />

measurements to normal prisms and<br />

reduce the tedious task of precise<br />

visual sighting to prisms.<br />

The prism is sighted with the optical<br />

sight only. Initiating a distance<br />

measurement will turn the instrument<br />

with the help of the motors to sight<br />

the prism-centre automatically.<br />

The angles V and Hz are measured<br />

to the centre of the prism after<br />

completion of the distance<br />

measurement.<br />

As with all other instrument<br />

errors, the collimation error<br />

of the automatic target recognition<br />

(ATR) must be redetermined<br />

periodically (Refer to chapter<br />

"Determing Instrument Errors" in the<br />

Field <strong>Manual</strong>).<br />

To speed up measuring<br />

time, in ATR mode the<br />

crosshairs are not positioned exactly<br />

over the center of the prism. The<br />

remaining distance between the<br />

crosshairs and the center of the<br />

prism is measured electronically and<br />

the horizontal and vertical angles are<br />

corrected accordingly. As a result, in<br />

ATR mode the displayed angles are<br />

of the usual precision and<br />

correspond to the specifications of<br />

your instrument.<br />

Introduction<br />

10<br />

<strong>TPS700</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> 2.4.0en

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