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CONTENT
S
UBJECT
P
AGE
1 B
ASICS
/ I
NTRODUCTION
6
2 P
REPARATION AND
S
TART
-
UP OF THE MEASURING INSTRUMENTS
/ B
EFORE STARTING
7
2.1 INSERTING RESPECTIVELY
REPLACEMENT OF BATTERIES IN
B
LUE
LEVEL BASIC
AND
/
OR
B
LUE
METER BASIC
7
2.2 I
NITIAL START
-
UP OF THE INSTRUMETNS
8
2.3 C
ONNECTING THE INSTRUMENTS
(B
LUE
LEVEL BASIC
AND
B
LUE
METER BASIC) 9
2.4 C
OMBINE A
G
ROUP OF
I
NSTRUMENTS USING THE FUNCTION
"JOIN" 10
2.4.1 P
ROCEDURE
"JOIN"
WITH CABLE CONNECTION
10
2.4.2 P
ROCEDURE
"LEAVE" 11
2.5 R
ESTART OF A MEASURING GROUP
11
3 D
ESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION OF THE
B
LUE
LEVEL BASIC
WITH AND WITHOUT RADIO
MODULE
12
3.1 T
HE
B
LUE
LEVEL BASIC (O
VERVIEW
) 12
3.2 V
IEW OF FUNCTIONAL KEYS
B
LUE
LEVEL BASIC 13
3.2.1 R
EAR VIEW
13
3.2.2 T
OP VIEW OF THE
B
LUE
LEVEL BASIC
WITH RADIO
13
2.3.2 T
OP VIEW OF THE
B
LUE
LEVEL BASIC
WITHOUT RADIO
14
4 D
ESCRIPTION OF THE
B
LUE
METER BASIC 15
4.1 S
TARTING THE
B
LUE
METER BASIC (
AND THE INSTRUMENTS
B
LUE
LEVEL BASIC) 15
4.2 T
YPICAL CONFIGURATIONS WITH
B
LUE
METER BASIC
AND
B
LUE
LEVEL BASIC 16
4.3 F
UNCTIONAL MENU WITH
B
LUE
METER BASIC
USING THE FUNCTION KEY
17
4.4 F
UNKTIONEN AM
B
LUE
METER BASIC
ÜBER DIE
F
UNKTIONSTASTEN
18
A
DDITIONAL FUNCTIONS OF
THE BLUEMETER BASIC 27
4.5 TEACH-IN
OF THE
IR-
TRIGGER
(Z
APPER
)
TO THE
B
LUE
METER BASIC
AND TO THE
B
LUE
LEVEL BASIC)
28
4.6 O
PERATING THE
B
LUE
METER BASIC 29
4.6.1 D
ESCRIPTION OF THE VARIOUS KEYS
29
4.6.2 D
ESCRIPTION OF VARIOUS DISPLAY FORMS ON THE
B
LUE
METER BASIC 32
A
PPENDIX
36
A B
ASICS AND GENERAL REMARKS ABOUT
B
LUE
SYSTEM BASIC
AND
I
NCLINATION
MEASUREMENT
36
A1 I
NTRODUCTION TO THE
B
LUE
SYSTEM BASIC 36
A2 I
NSTRUMENT
’
S OVERVIEW
T
HE INSTRUMENTS OF THE
B
LUE
SYSTEM BASIC -
FAMILY IN
DETAIL
37
A3 M
EASURING PROCEDURE
/ G
ENERAL HANDLING
T
YPICAL CONFIGURATIONS WITHOUT RADIO TRANSMISSION
39
T
YPICAL CONFIGURATIONS WITHOUT RADIO TRANSMISSION
39
A4 B
ASIC SETUP OF THE INCLINATION MEASURING INSTRUEMNTS
/ P
LUS
-
MINUS RULE
40
A5 A
BSOLUTE MEASUREMENT
/ R
ELATIVE MEASUREMENT
/ D
IFFERENTIAL MEASUREMENT
41
A6 G
ENERAL REMARKS ABOUT
"
ANGLES
"
AND
"
INCLINATION
" 43
A7 H
EIGHT RELATED TO THE STEP LENGTH
44
A8 Z
ERO SETTING BY REVERSAL MEASUREMENT
(A
BSOLUTE
ZERO) 45
B A
PPLICATIONS
47
B1 M
EASURING ABSOLUTE
47
B2 R
ELATIVE
M
EASUREMENT
47
B3 D
IFFERENTIAL RESPECTIVELY REFERENCE MEASUREMENT USING AN ENGINEER SET
47
B4 A
NGULAR MEASUREMENTS
50
B5 L
INES AND FLATNESS MEASUREMENT
(
MANUAL PROCEDURE
) 51
C WYLER
SOFTWARE
LEVELSOFT PRO 52