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For which segments is the Leica <strong>DISTO</strong> A8 a great help in day to day business? The Leica<br />

<strong>DISTO</strong> A8 is the perfect measuring help for several different target groups just to mention a few of<br />

them it would be: Scaffolding, Forestry and Wood companies, cable companies, telecom, underground<br />

construction, crane builders, carpenters, joiners, architects and many more.<br />

ERROR MESSAGES<br />

What does the displayed message E 255 mean? The return signal is too weak, measuring times are<br />

too long. The measured distance must be more than 250mm. Use a target plate to reduce measuring<br />

times.<br />

What does the displayed message E 256 mean? The return signal is too strong. If using target<br />

plates, the white side should be used for measuring short distances.<br />

What does the displayed message E 272 and E 288 mean? Turn the instrument off and on again.<br />

If the messages continue to be displayed, the instrument has to be sent in for servicing, as there is an<br />

internal module error in the electronics. Please contact your dealer nearby.<br />

MEASuRInG TECHnIQuES<br />

What are favorable/unfavorable measuring conditions?<br />

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Materials with good reflecting characteristics, meaning they reflect the laser beam in a divergent<br />

(not mirrored!) manner<br />

Laser dot is brighter than the ambient light<br />

Betrieb Operating within the allowable temperature range (-10° + 50° C)<br />

unfavorable measuring conditions:<br />

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Highly reflective surfaces<br />

Highly absorbing surfaces, such as wet or dark surfaces<br />

Operating at the limits of the allowable temperature range<br />

Not waiting for temperature calibration<br />

Very intensive ambient light<br />

Shimmering<br />

For optical and safety reasons, do not measure against colorless liquids (water) or glass<br />

<strong>FAQ</strong> Measurement of areas for polygonal rooms<br />

You can measure the area of a polygonal room by taking it apart into triangles and rectangles. You have<br />

to split the layout of a room in triangles and rectangles which cover the whole area once. After this you<br />

can add all areas together and will get the total area of rooms with even complex layouts. At following<br />

link you will get a template with formulas where you can even transfer the data for the distances into<br />

the according cells.<br />

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