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23. INTERSECTIONS
5. Input horizontal angle and distance from instrument station,
then press
[OK]
. Coordinates for the target point are
displayed.
6. Press
[OK]
to return to the screen in step 3 and continue
measurement as necessary.
• To quit measurement, press
{ESC}
in the screen of step 3.
• Azimuth angle input range: 0°00’00" to 359°59’59"
• Distance input range: 0.001 to 999999.999 (m)
23.1.3
4-Point Intersection
This function calculates the intersection of 2 straight lines created by specifying 4 points.
• The 2 straight lines are created by specifying points "Line A-1" and "Line A-2", and "Line B-1" and "Line B-2".
Created lines A and B must be set so as to converge. Calculation is not possible when lines A and B are
parallel.
1. In the second page of OBS screen, press
[MENU]
, then
select "Intersect.".
2. Select "4pt".
3. Input coordinates for the first point "Line A-1" and press
[OK]
.
• When
[LOAD]
is pressed, registered coordinates can be
recalled and used.
"13.1 Entering Instrument Station Data and Azimuth
• Press
[MEAS]
to begin measurement.
3:Angle
4:Dist
0.000m
0.0000
OK
P1
S-O
2pt, Angle
N 345.678
E -876.543
OK
REC
P1
1: Line A-1
2: Line A-2
3: Line B-1
4: Line B-2
Intersection
1: Line A-1
2: Line A-2
3: Line B-1
4: Line B-2
Intersection
1 p t , A z i m u
I n t e r s e c t i o n s
O c c . O r i e n .
2 p t , A n g l e
4 p t
2 C i r c l e
1: LineA-1
N1:
0.000
E1: 0.000
OK
LOAD
MEAS
P1