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Inordertoavoidoffseterrors,thereceivershouldbeusedclosetotheelevationwherethelaserhasbeensetup.
Ifaremotecontrolisavailable,theupanddownarrowbuttonscanbeusedforneadjustments.
LEVELING ACCURACY
Inuences on the leveling accuracy
Theoverallaccuracyoftheunitcanbeinuencedbymanyfactors:
• factoryaccuracy;
• temperatureoftheunit;
• ambientinuenceslikerain,windandtemperature.
The factor thatinuenceson the unit’s accuracymostis the ambient temperature. Vertical differences in
temperature near the ground can divert the laser beam, similar to the heat waves seen on hot asphalt
streets.
This factor also applies to all optical measuring devices such as automatic levels and
theodolites.
Accuracy Check
Toensurejob-siteaccuracy,youneedadistanceof20m(65feet)betweentwowallsAandB,whereyouwill
execute4measuringoperationsonatripodasfollows(transitmeasurement).
SettheunithorizontallyonatripodnearwallAandswitchitonwiththeplusX-axispointingtowardswallA.
Aftertheunitislevel,marktheheightofthelaserbeamusingareceiveratwallA.Turntheentireunit180°,
letitself-levelandmarkthecenterofthelaserbeamatwallB.
Now,placetheunitnearwallBwiththeplusX-axispointingtowardswallB.Aftertheunitislevel,markthe
heightofthelaserbeamatwallB.Turntheentireunit180°,letitself-levelandmarkthecenterofthelaser
beamatwallA.Thedifference(h)ofthemarkedpointsatwallAshowsthedeviation.
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