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Page 1 - User Manual TC(R)110

EnglishVersion 2.1User Manual TC(R)110

Page 2 - Electronical Total Station

Introduction1010 16151411 17131227836451TPS100z02Important Components1 Alignment sight2 Vertical drive3 Battery GEB1114 Battery spacer for GEB1115 Bat

Page 3 - Product Identification

Index100Index, continuedPParity ... 53Plumb line ...

Page 4 - Symbols Used in this Manual

Index101Index, continuedTelescope focusing ring ... 10Temperature range ... 94Tie Distanc

Page 5 - Contents - Overview

Index102TQMLeica Geosystems AG, Heerbrugg,Switzerland, has been certified asbeing equipped with a qualitysystem which meets the Internatio-nal Standa

Page 7 - Contents, continued

Leica Geosystems AGCH-9435 Heerbrugg(Switzerland)Phone +41 71 727 31 31Fax +41 71 727 46 73www.leica-geosystems.comPrinted in Switzerland - Copyright

Page 8 - Area of Applicability

Introduction11ZAZAKAKASASASAHKVKHzVSATechnical Terms and AbbreviationsTPS100z24ZA = Line of sight /collimation axisTelescope axis = line from theretic

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Introduction12Technical Terms and Abbreviations, continuedTPS100z38TPS100z37TPS100z39TPS100z40Plumb line /CompensatorDirection of gravity. Thecompensa

Page 10 - Important Components

Operating concept, Keyboard13Operating concept, KeyboardON/OFF keysSwitches instrument ONSwitches instrument OFF by pressingboth keys simultaneouslyFu

Page 11 - Introduction

Operating concept, Keyboard14Operating concept, Keyboard, continuedShift key: Switches to the second keylevel ( , , , ,, ).Key combinations + Ho

Page 12

Operating concept, Keyboard15Selects a setting orstarts the edit mode (ifthe field allows userentries). Refer tochapter "User Entries"[OK] C

Page 13 - Operating concept, Keyboard

Operating concept, Keyboard16Status symbol "Batterycapacity"The battery symbolindicates the level of theremaining batterycapacity (75% full

Page 14

Operating concept, Keyboard17[OK]SYSTEMBeepSector BeepContrastReticleDispl.HeaterAuto OFFEDMLaserpointerEDM ModePrism TypePrism Const.ANGLE / UNITSTil

Page 15 - Focus, Buttons

Operating concept, Keyboard18[OK][OK]COMMUNICATIONBaudrateDatabitsParityEndmarkStopbitsTIE DISTANCECONSTRUCTIONSYSTEM INFO 1Tilt Corr.Hz-Collim.Hz-Dir

Page 16

Operating concept, Keyboard19[OK][OK][OK]SYSTEM INFO 2SW-Versions:Op-SystemAppl.-SWLayoutCALIBRATIONCalibration dataHz-Coll (c)V-Index (i)Hz-Collimati

Page 17 - Menu tree

2This manual contains important safety directions (refer to chapter"Safety directions") as well as instructions for setting up the productan

Page 18 - Menu tree, continued

Operating concept, Keyboard20User EntriesUser entry fields arecharacterized by the focus.• Input fields: Enter/Edit data(e.g. reflector height)• Choic

Page 19

Operating concept, Keyboard21 SYSTEM SETTINGS 1/3Beep : NormalSector Beep : OnContrast : 60%Reticle : LowDispl.Heater : OffAuto OFF :Disable[OK]U

Page 20 - User Entries

Measuring preparation22Measuring preparation546111278131013149TPS100z31UnpackingRemove TC(R)110 from transport case and check forcompleteness:1 Data

Page 21 - User Entries, continued

Measuring preparation23GEB111GEB121Individual cells inthe batteryadapter GAD39TPS100z93BatteriesYour Leica Geosystemsinstrument is operated withrechar

Page 22 - Measuring preparation

Measuring preparation24TPS100z05TPS100z03TPS100z04Inserting / Replacing Battery1. Remove battery holder. 2. Remove battery and replace. 3. Insert batt

Page 23 - Batteries

Measuring preparation25TPS100z06Inserting / Replacing Battery, continued4. Insert battery holder intoinstrument.Insert battery correctly(note pole mar

Page 24

Measuring preparation26External power supply for total stationTo meet the conditionsstipulated for electromagneticacceptability when powering theTCR11

Page 25

Measuring preparation27TPS100z19TPS100z32TPS100z33TPS100z57TPS100z58Setting Up the Tripod1. Loosen the clamping screwson the tripod legs, pull out tot

Page 26

Measuring preparation28TPS100z07TPS100z08TPS100z091.1.3.4.6.6.6.5.5.5.5.7.8.8.8.8.7.Centring with Laser Plummet, Coarse Level-Up1. Place the instrumen

Page 27 - Setting Up the Tripod

Measuring preparation2920"20"TPS100z10Accurate Levelling-Up with Electronic Level1. Switch on electronic levelwith . In the case ofinsuffie

Page 28

3The type and the serial number of your instrument are indicated onthe label inside the battery compartment.Write the type and serial number of your i

Page 29

Measuring preparation30Min. 50% MaxTPS100z35Laser IntensityChanging the laser intensityExternal influences and thesurface conditions may requirethe ad

Page 30 - Hints for Positioning

Measuring preparation31TPS100z23Centring with Shifting TribrachIf the instrument is equippedwith a shifting tribrach it can bealigned to the ground po

Page 31

Measuring32Measuring ANGLE & DISTANCE 1/3Hz : 23°26'08"V: 61°02'57": ---.--- m: ---.--- mTPS100z59hrhiE0, N0, H0E, N, HVHzIR

Page 32 - Measuring

Measuring33Distance measurementPointingCentre cross hairs of thetelescope to the middle of theprism.TPS100z100Distance measurement Triggers a distanc

Page 33 - Distance measurement

Measuring34Distance measurement, continuedA laser distancer (EDM) isincorporated into theinstruments of the TPS110 series.In all versions, the distanc

Page 34

Measuring35Distance measurement, continuedReflectorlessBe sure that the laserbeam is not reflected byanything close to the line ofsight (e.g. highly r

Page 35

Measuring36TPS100z280°00'00"E0, N0, H0EHNCoordinate measurementThe coordinates of the targetpoint (E, N) always refer to theinstrument stati

Page 36 - Coordinate measurement

Measuring37IR-Standard RL-StandardIR-Track RL-TrackIR-Tape RL-StandardEDM Change (TCR only) ( + )Change between the two EDMtypes IR (Infrared) and

Page 37 - Laserpointer (TCR only)

Measuring38Set Hz-angle to 0°00'00"1. Aim on orientationpoint.2. The followingconfirmationmessage is shown:Set Hz = 0 ?[YES] [NO]Angle measu

Page 38 - Angle measurement

Measuring39TPS100z29TPS100z28Zenith Horizontal planeSlope %--.--%--.--%+300%+100%-100%0°+18%-300%45°20°71°34'-50 gongon360sTPS100z87-79.5 gon± VV

Page 39 - -79.5 gon

4The symbols used in this User Manual have the followingmeanings:DANGER:Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if notavoided, will result

Page 40 - Programs

Menu40ProgramsTie DistanceThe application Tie Distancecomputes slope distance,horizontal distance, heightdifference and azimuth of twomeasured target

Page 41 - SHeight is positive:

Menu41ConstructionThis application allows to definea construction site by combiningset-up of the instrument along aconstruction line and measuringin r

Page 42 - Settings

Menu42MenuMENUSETTINGSSYSTEM INFORMATIONCALIBRATION[EXIT][OK] ( + )Opens the menu functions.[EXIT] Leaves the menu.Back to measuringmode.Selects

Page 43 - Settings, continued

Menu43Settings, continuedAll parameter section fields areavailable to the user.1. Position focus ondesired choice field.2. Select setting.3. Confirm s

Page 44 - System Settings, continued

Menu4490°290°90°23°3°111TPS100z27TPS100z30System Settings, continued1 No beep2 Fast beep (interrupted)3 Permanent beepDisplay contrast10% Setting the

Page 45

Menu45System Settings, continuedReticle illuminationThe reticle illumination is onlyswitched on if the displayillumination is on.( + ).Low reticle

Page 46 - EDM Settings

Menu46EDM SettingsLaserpointerOff Visible laser beam isswitched off.On Visible laser beam fordefining the target point isswitched on.EDM ModeThe EDM M

Page 47 - EDM Settings, continued

Menu47Leica Geosystems Prisms(Basic Series) Constants[mm]Round prismGPR1110.0MiniprismGMP111+17.5Reflective targets+34.4USER is set at "Prismcon

Page 48 - Angle Settings

Menu48EDM Settings, continuedPrism constantEntry of a user specific prismconstant (refer to chapter "UserEntries").Input can only be made in

Page 49 - Unit Settings

Menu49Angle Settings, continuedHz collimationOff Hz-collimation is switchedoff.On Hz-collimation is switchedon.If option "Hz-collimation ON"

Page 50 - System Information

5Introduction ... 9Operating concept, Keyboard ...

Page 51 - System Information, continued

Menu50Unit Settings, continuedDistancemeter MeterUS-ft US feetINT-ft International feetft-in1/8 US feet / inch / 1/8inchSystem InformationUseful info

Page 52

Menu51System Information, continuedTilt CorrectionDisplay of current compensatorsetting.Off Tilt compensationswitched off.On Compensator (2 axes)switc

Page 53 - Communication Parameters

Menu52Display heater (On/Off)Off Display heater is switchedoff.On The display heater isautomatically activatedwhen the displayillumination is on and t

Page 54 - Checking and Adjusting

Menu53For data transfer the communi-cation parameters of the serialinterface RS232 must be set.Leica Standard setting19200 Baud, 8 Databit, NoParity,

Page 55

Checking and Adjusting54Checking and AdjustingTPS100z16cElectronicallyThe instruments are adjusted inthe factory prior to shipping.Instrument errors c

Page 56

Checking and Adjusting55TPS100z13i CALIBRATION 1/2HZ-COLLIMATIONV-INDEX[EXIT] [OK]Vertical Index Error (V-Index)The vertical circle should re

Page 57

Checking and Adjusting56 CALIBRATION DATA 2/2Hz-Coll (c): +0°00'05"V-Index (i): +0°00'06"[EXIT]Determining Instrument Errors

Page 58

Checking and Adjusting57TPS100z17ca. 100 m± 4°30'TPS100z18180°180° HZ-COLLIMATION (1)Hz : 123°43'07"V: 272°11'31"Sight targ

Page 59

Checking and Adjusting58 HZ-COLLIMATION (C)c(old): -0°00'27"c(new): -0°00'25"[EXIT] [OK]TPS100z17ca. 100 m± 4°30'V-INDEX (1

Page 60 - Mechanical

Checking and Adjusting59180°TPS100z18180°VERTICAL INDEX (i)i(old): -0°00'27"i(new): -0°00'25"[EXIT] [OK]Determining V-Index, conti

Page 61

6ContentsArea of Applicability ... 8Introduction ... 9Special Features .

Page 62

Checking and Adjusting60TPS100z44TPS100z4512MechanicalTripodThe connections between metaland timber components mustalways be firm and tight.• Tighten

Page 63

Checking and Adjusting612360°± 0.8 mm / 1.5 m1TPS100z20Laser spot:Ø 2.5 mm / 1.5 mLaser PlummetThe laser plummet is integratedinto the vertical axis o

Page 64

Checking and Adjusting62Laser Plummet, continuedInspecting the laser plummetshould be carried out on abright, smooth and horizonalsurface (e.g. a shee

Page 65 - Care and Storage

Checking and Adjusting63TPS100z88Reflectorless EDM, continuedInspectionA target plate is provided. Set itup between five and 20 metresaway with the gr

Page 66

Checking and Adjusting64TPS100z51TPS100z52Reflectorless EDM, continuedAdjusting the Direction of theBeamPull the two plugs out from theadjustment port

Page 67

Care and Storage65Care and StorageTPS100z21TPS100z36TransportWhen transporting or shippingthe equipment always use theoriginal Leica Geosystemspackagi

Page 68 - Messages and Warnings

Care and Storage66TPS100z61°F °CInside VehicleNever transport the instrumentloose inside the vehicle.The instrument can be damagedby blow

Page 69

Care and Storage67TPS100z66TPS100z67If the instrumentbecomes wet, leave itunpacked. Wipe down, clean,and dry the instrument (at notmore than 40 °C/ 10

Page 70

Messages and Warnings68Messages and WarningsOverview of frequent messages and warnings.Message / Warning Meaning / Cause MeasureSystemLow battery ! Th

Page 71 - Accessories

Messages and Warnings69Messages and Warnings, continuedMessage / Warning Meaning / Cause MeasureDistance measurementNo Laserpointer installed ! The vi

Page 72 - Safety Directions

7Contents, continuedContentsAngle Settings ... 48Unit Settings ... 49S

Page 73 - Limits of Use

Messages and Warnings70Messages and Warnings, continuedMessage / Warning Meaning / Cause MeasureCalibrationV-Angle not suitable forcalibration ! (Chec

Page 74 - Responsibilities

Accessories71AccessoriesTPS100z491) Battery adapter GAD39(Art. Nr. 712156)2) Battery GEB121(Art. Nr. 667123)3) Leica round prism GPR111(Art. Nr. 64161

Page 75 - Hazards of Use

Safety Directions72Safety DirectionsThe following directions shouldenable the person responsiblefor the TC(R)110 , and theperson who actually uses th

Page 76 - Hazards of Use, continued

Safety Directions73Adverse Uses, continued• Aiming directly into the sun• Inadequate safeguards at thesurveying site (e.g. whenmeasuring on roads, etc

Page 77

Safety Directions74ResponsibilitiesArea of responsibility for themanufacturer of the originalequipment Leica GeosystemsAG, CH-9435 Heerbrugg(hereinaft

Page 78

Safety Directions75Hazards of UseWARNING:The absence ofinstruction, or theinadequate imparting ofinstruction, can lead to incorrector adverse use, and

Page 79

Safety Directions76Hazards of Use, continuedDANGER:Because of the risk ofelectrocution, it is verydangerous to use reflector polesand extensions in th

Page 80

Safety Directions77Hazards of Use, continuedCAUTION:Be careful when pointingthe product towards thesun, because the telescopefunctions as a magnifying

Page 81 - Laser Classification

Safety Directions78Hazards of Use, continuedCAUTION:If a target lampaccessory is used withthe instrument the lamp'ssurface temperature may beextr

Page 82

Safety Directions79Hazards of Use, continuedWARNING:If the equipment isimproperly disposed of,the following can happen:• If polymer parts are burnt,po

Page 83

8Area of ApplicabilityArea of ApplicabilityThis User Manual is valid for all instruments in theTPS110 Series.TC Instruments are equipped with an inv

Page 84

Safety Directions80Hazards of Use, continuedCAUTION:If the accessories usedwith the instrument arenot properly secured, and theequipment is subjected

Page 85

Safety Directions81Laser ClassificationCAUTION:Only Leica Geosystems -authorized workshopsare entitled to repair theseproducts.Integrated EDM (Infrar

Page 86

Safety Directions82Beam divergence 1.8 mradPulse duration 800 psMaximum radiantpower0.33 mWMaximum radiantpower per pulse4.12 mWMeasurementuncertainty

Page 87

Safety Directions83Integrated EDM (Visible Laser)As an alternative to the infraredbeam, the EDM incorporatedinto the total station produces avisible

Page 88

Safety Directions84AVOID EXPOSURELaser radiation is e mitted fro m this ap ertu reLASER RADIATION - DO NOT620-690nm/0.95mW max.CLASS II LASER P

Page 89

Safety Directions85Laser PlummetThe integrated laser plummetproduces a visible laser beamwhich emerges from the base ofthe instrument.The product is a

Page 90

Safety Directions86LASER RADIATION - DO NOT620-690nm/0.95mW max.CLASS II LASER PRODUCTSTARE INTO BEAM21/4sAVOID EXPOSURELaser radiation is e mitted

Page 91

Safety Directions87Laser beam (visible)Laser beam exit(visible)TPS100z56Beam divergence 0.16 x 0.6 mradPulse duration c.w.Maximum radiant power 0.95 m

Page 92 - Technical Data

Safety Directions88Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)The term "electromagneticcompatibility" is taken to meanthe capability of the instrume

Page 93 - Technical Data, continued

Safety Directions89Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC), continuedCAUTION:Disturbances caused byelectromagnetic radiationcan result in the tolerance li

Page 94

Introduction9IntroductionTPS100z01The Leica GeosystemsTC(R)110 is a high-qualityelectronic total station designedfor the construction site.Its innov

Page 95

Safety Directions90FCC Statement (Applicable in U.S.)WARNING:This equipment has beentested and found tocomply with the limits for aClass B digital dev

Page 96

Safety Directions91This device complies with part 15 of the FCCRules. Operation is subject to the following twoconditions: (1) This device may not cau

Page 97

Technical Data92Technical DataTelescope• Transits fully• Magnification:30x• Image:upright• Free objective aperture:40 mm• Shortest focussingdistance:1

Page 98

Technical Data93Technical Data, continuedLaser plummet• In alidade, turns withinstrument• Accuracy:max. rot.-ø of laser spot:± 0.8 mm/1.5m• Point-ø of

Page 99

Technical Data94Technical Data, continuedWeightincluding battery GEB111 andtribrach:• with GDF101 4.88 kg• with GUS75 5.10 kgwithout battery and tribr

Page 100 - Index, continued

Technical Data95EDM measuring programTime permeasurementIR-Standard <0.5 sec.IR-Track <0.3 sec.IR-Tape <0.5 sec.Technical Data, continuedDist

Page 101

Technical Data96Technical Data, continuedDistance measurement (RL: reflectorless)• Type visible red laser• Carrier wavelength 0.670 µm• Measuring syst

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Index97IndexAAbbreviations ... 11Accessories ... 71Accuracy

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Index98Index, continuedDDatabits ..... 53Determining instrument errors ... 55Determi

Page 104 - Switzerland 2004

Index99Index, continuedIImportant components ......... 10Infrared laser ............ 81Input

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