The new Leica FlexLine TS03, TS07 and TS10 high-quality, manual total stations are based on a proven product concept that has been revolutionising the world of measurement and survey for nearly 200 years. The easy-to-use and familiar Leica FlexField software (TS03/TS07) helps you to easily and efficiently carry out surveying and stakeout tasks. The FlexLine TS10 is equipped with Leica Captivate field software, enabling you to tie into the modern 3D dataflow – including enhanced linework and coding.

Leica FlexLine TS07. The new Leica FlexLine TS07 is a manual total station for mid- to high-accuracy survey and stakeout tasks. Exporting Data from Leica Total Station (TCR1105) To export your collected data from your Leica Total Station (TCR1105) to your laptop or PC, you need to use.

The new Leica FlexLine manual total stations work reliably and deliver accurate results even in harsh environments. Leica FlexLine TS03/TS07/TS10 Manual Total Stations • Work faster: measure more points per day due to faster measurement and stakeout procedures (new endless drives, trigger key, drives on both sides and more), supported by our easy-to-use and familiar Leica Geosystems software. • Use it trouble-free: increase productivity and minimise downtime by relying on instruments that simply work and come with a global service and support network. • Choose products that are built to last: even after years of use under harsh conditions (like mud, dust, blowing rain, extreme heat and cold), FlexLine total stations still operate with the same high level of accuracy and reliability. • Save time with AutoHeight: this revolutionary feature enables the manual total stations to automatically measure, read and set your instrument’s height.

This way errors are minimised and the setup process onsite is faster. Depeche mode discography torrent. • Control your investment: reliability, speed and durability ensure a lower investment over the product lifetime.

Surveying from an Unknown Point with Leica Total Station The total station can be used to survey in locations where you do not know the value of the point upon witch it is setup upon, this is known as Free Station Surveying. This survey technique is often used when you have two points with known established coordinate values but are not in an ideal place to perform your survey from, or at times where you wish to progress further into an unknown survey region. A good example for using this technique would be if you needed to measure points under a dense forest canopy where your GPS could not provide high precision point values. In a case like this you would use the GPS unit to establish known values around the perimeter of the tree stands and then use them as back-sights so that you can setup your total station in under the forest canopy. You would then be able to establish the value of this unknown point and then continue collecting other unknown points as well.

Accurate results from this style of surveying rely on careful planning and the use of good geometry when setting up your known point. Set up is similar in many ways to the set up technique explained earlier when surveying with the total station setup over a known station.

Therefore we will assume that you can follow the steps outlined above in earlier sections for instructions on setting up the total station, leveling the unit and measuring the HI. – Create the measure job, data job and select codelist as outlined previously (all the steps are the same).