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(1) In outdoor operation, the instrument should be stored in the carrying case, or fixed
on the tripod and carried on the shoulder. Make sure not to carry the instrument
upside down.
(2) In road transportation, do not leave too much space between instrument cases.
Normally, the instrument should be stored in a special case in road transportation.
(3) In plane, train or ship transportation, the instrument should be stored in original
carrying case and carton.
(4) Delivering the battery: related law and rules should be totally understood. Inform
the carrier before the shipment.
Storage
(1) Notice the temperature when storing the instrument, especially the temperature
inside the car in hot summer.
(2) The battery should be removed if the instrument will be stored for a long time.
(3) Do not store the wet instrument into the case before it is wiped dry.
Clean
(1) Clean the instrument after use.
a. If the instrument is wet by seawater, it should be wiped with a wet cloth and then be
dried by a dry cloth.
b. Wipe the dust on the instrument with a clean brush and a soft cloth. Do not blow it
with compressed air.
c. Wipe the dust on the objective lens with a clean brush, and wipe it with cotton with
mixture of alcohol and ether.
(2) When cleaning the plastic parts of the instrument, do not use volatile liquid such as
thinner and benzene. Neutral cleansing is suggested.
(3) Check each parts of the tripod after long-term use; make sure the screw and brake
parts are tighten.
(4) Clean the staff after use; otherwise it will influence on the accuracy. Do not use
volatile liquid such as thinner and benzene to clean the staff.
(5) Store the staff in safe place. And cover the joints of the staff with cloth.
