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Polygon Area
This function draws a polygon and measures its area. The polygon can have up to 100 corners.
Measurement target
The point is drawn on
the specified position.
When the SET/OK button is pressed (or
the mouse is right-clicked), the line
connecting the current position and @ is
drawn and a polygon is drawn. The area
of the polygon is displayed.
1. When
is selected, pointer “
” is displayed. The pointer can be moved
using the cursor buttons
or the mouse.
2. Press the SHIFT button (or left-click the mouse if this is in use) on the points
desired for drawing a polygon.
3. Press the SET/OK button (or right-click the mouse) to draw a polygon by con-
necting the current point and the first point.
4. If you want to draw a new polygon, repeat steps 2 and 3.
5. To end measurement, press the SET/OK button or MENU button (if you are
using the mouse, right-click it or left-click it on [END (MENU)] at the top right of
the screen).
Boundary Length
Measurement target
The point is drawn on
the specified position.
When the SET/OK button is pressed (or
the mouse is right-clicked), the line
connecting the current position and @ is
drawn and a polygon is drawn. The
boundary length of the polygon is displayed.
This function draws a polygon and measures the total length of its sides. The polygon can have up to 100 corners.
1. When
is selected, pointer “
” is displayed. The pointer can be moved
using the cursor buttons
or the mouse.
2. Press the SHIFT button (or left-click the mouse if this is in use) on the points
desired for drawing a polygon.
3. Press the SET/OK button (or right-click the mouse) to draw a polygon by con-
necting the current point and the first point.
4. If you want to draw a new polygon, repeat steps 2 and 3.
5. To end measurement, press the SET/OK button or MENU button (if you are
using the mouse, right-click it or left-click it on [END (MENU)] at the top right of
the screen).
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