Leica-geosystems Leica DISTO Classic3 User Manual

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Page 1 - User Manual

User Manual#"DISTO TMclassic3

Page 2 - Product identification

10Insert BatteriesIf battery voltage is too low thebattery symbol appears on thedisplay. Fit new batteries.Always replace the completebattery set!- Do

Page 3 - Symbols Used

11Fit batteries the right way round.Never intentionally hit the end coveragainst a hard object - the batterycompartment may be forced open!To save pow

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12DisplayLaser "on"Measurement reference (rear, front,stand)Reset the instrument to factorysettingsDisplay of the mathematicaloperatorsMain

Page 5 - Contents

13KeypadOn key and measurement keyPlus, forwardsMultiplyFunctionsMenu, normal modeEquals, enterMinus, back12345671234567

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14Switch on DISTO.In general for all keys:Press and then release (basic function).Switch on laser, the symbolflashes on the display (automaticswitch

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15A second, long press (approx.1 sec) initiates continuousmeasurement (tracking) mode."trc" appears on the display. Themeasurements are repe

Page 8 - Open Instrument

Press simultaneously –= Quick switch off of the DISTO.Measurement + measurement =sum / e.g. of partial heightsMeasurementAdditionMeasurement= SumPlus/

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AreaVolumeMeasurement x measurement xmeasurement= VolumeMeasurementMultiplicationMeasurement= AreaMultiplication KeyMeasurement x measurement = areaSu

Page 10 - Insert Batteries

Time delay releaseOn the screen it shows " " (delay) anda number (delay in seconds) appear onthe display.As long as the key is kept pressed,

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Provides the results ofmathematical operations, suchas areas, volumes...Settings are confirmed, in the same way as"enter" is used on a PC.Us

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2Product identificationThe identification label for your product isfitted on the back. The serial number is inthe battery compartment. Enter model and

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Settings in roll modeSetting KeyThe Setting key places the DISTOin the normal mode. This key hasthe same function as "Clear" on aPC.Referenc

Page 14 - ON Key and Measurement

Setting keyPress a second time and keeppressed until appears and thesettings are scrolled through in rollmode. At the required setting,release the k

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Set desired referenceto "Permanent" Switch on. Press once, briefly. Press a second time and keep presseduntil appears. Press until appea

Page 16 - Plus/Minus Key

Measure with additional toleranceIt is possible to determine dimensions withadditional tolerance e.g. by adding an offsetto the rear reference Switch

Page 17 - Multiplication Key

Please make this a rule:After termination of the roughsize measurement always:- set offset to 0.000 and- set measurement from rear edgeDelete:After ma

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25Beep during operation Switch on. Press once, briefly. Press a second time and keep presseduntil and appear. Press until appears flashing on

Page 19 - Equal Key

26Resetting Switch on. Press once, briefly. Press a second time and keep presseduntil and appear. Press, is displayed continuously and flashes. S

Page 20 - Setting Key

27 Function KeyRecall last measured value (stack)Switch on DISTO.Always place instrument in normalmode.Press twice, briefly.The last value saved and t

Page 21 - Setting key

28Recalling the constantSwitch on DISTO.Place instrument in normal mode.Press briefly, and the constant(e.g. ) appears on thedisplay.Confirm, value

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29Continuous measurement(Tracking) Maximum (Fnc 2)Determine maximumdimension, e.g. todetermine the (room)diagonal.Switch on DISTO.Place instrument in

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3DISTO classicHand-held laser meterImportant paragraphs which mustbe adhered to in practice as theyenable the product to be used in atechnically corre

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30Continuous measurement(Tracking) Minimum (Fnc 3)Determine theminimum dimension,e.g. ceiling height,without having toprecisely align to thenormal (bo

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31Pythagoras, height measurement(Fnc 4)For estimating the height of buildings. Veryuseful for making measurements fromstanding position (no bending) i

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32Move the DISTO a large amountaround the ideal measurementpoint.Press briefly, continuousmeasurement is stopped.Accept value, "3 ---" appea

Page 27 - Function Key

33You will obtain the best results ifthe DISTO is rotated around afixed point (rear edge, threadposition) and the axis of the laserbeam passes through

Page 28 - Function Key

34In daylight (outdoors) always work with laserviewfinder. If necessary, shade the target.Increased ranges:At night, at dusk and when target area is i

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35Transparent SurfacesIlluminationThanks tofluorescence, youcan also see yourresult in the dark. Ifthe display is placedunder a light source(daylight,

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36EnvironmentFree-handed aiming(approx. 20 - 40 m):Produce target plate from cardboard etc.and stick 4 target plates 563 875 to it; or:Make your own t

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37Inclined, Round SurfacesAttach the viewfinder, and check it isengaged by applying pressure from the side.Setting the telescopic viewfinder Keep pres

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38Use the two screws (side, height) to adjustthe laser spot.Example:You are positioned exactly 5m in front of awall (approx. ± 0.5m). The laser spot m

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39Accessories- safeguard against dropping,- prevents injury.Attach to fastening thread (1/4").Adjust loop:- So that DISTO does not slip from thew

Page 34 - User Information

4Press a key briefly(press/release!)Press two keys simultaneously"Double-Click"(Press the same key twice)Press for a certain periodDisplay,

Page 35 - Surfaces

40AccessoriesFor poorly reflecting surfaces,white side up to 40 - 50m,over this distance the brown side with thespecial reflection layer.Up to over 10

Page 36 - Free-handed aiming

41Safety InstructionsThe following directions should enable the personresponsible for the DISTO, and the person whoactually uses the instrument, to an

Page 37 - In the field

42WARNING:Prohibited use can lead to injury,malfunction, and material damage.Limits to useSee section "Technical Data"Environment:Suitable f

Page 38 - Accessories

43Responsibilities of the person in chargeof the instrument:WARNING:The person responsible for theinstrument must ensure that theequipment is used in

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44Precautions:Carry out periodic test measurements. Particularlyafter the instrument has been subject to abnormaluse, and before, during and after imp

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45CAUTION:If you do not intend using your instrumentfor a long time, the batteries may leakand damage your equipment!Precautions:Remove batteries if y

Page 41 - Safety Instructions

46WARNING:If the equipment is improperly disposedof, the following can happen:- If plastic parts are burnt, poisonousgases are produced which may impa

Page 42 - Use of the Instrument

47Laser ClassificationThe DISTO produces a visible laser beam whichemerges from the front of the instrument.It is a Class 2 laser product in accordan

Page 43 - Areas of Responsibility

48LabellingLaser beamoutletEm itted Wavelenght :Max. em itted Pow er :Standard applied :0.95mW c.w.620-690nmEN 60825-1 : 1994-07IEC825-1 : 19

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5ContentsOpen Instrument ...8Insert Batteries ...10Display...

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50Beam divergence: 0.16 x 0.6 mradPulse duration: 15×10-9 sMaximum radiant power: 0.95 mW** Measurement uncertainty: ±5%Maximum radiant power per puls

Page 47 - Laser Classification

51Electromagnetic Compatibility(EMC)WARNING:Electromagnetic radiation can causeinterference in other equipment.CAUTION:Interference caused by electrom

Page 48 - Labelling

52WARNING:This equipment has been tested andfound to comply with the limits for aClass B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of theFCC Rules.These lim

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53FCC Statement (applic. in U.S.)Product labelling:This device complies with part 15 of the FCCRules. Operation is subject to the following twoconditi

Page 50 - Viewfinder

54After longer periods of storage ortransport carry out a check measurementbefore using the equipment.Care and StorageStoragePlease respect the temper

Page 51 - Electromagnetic Compatibility

55The Leica Geosystems holster protects the DISTOwell against mechanical shock, but not againstwater or dust.It is recommended that you always transpo

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General rule:In case of messages switch on/off instrumentseveral times and check if message is stilldisplayed. Then call service and specify themess

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Technical DataMeasuring accuracytyp.max.Smallest unitdisplayedRange0.3m toover 100m**Time for ameasurement0.5...~ 4s0.16...~1svisible635nm∅ Laser-spot

Page 54 - Care and Storage

Remarks on MeasuringAccuracy*The measuring accuracy corresponds to the ISO-recommendation ISO/R 1938-1971 with a statisticalconfidence level of 95% (i

Page 55 - Despatch

Possible method of calculating the standarddeviation s:When using a computer with a statistical function orif you use the program Excel, you can calcu

Page 56 - Message Codes

6Contents Function Key ...27Recall last measured value (stack) ... 27Saving a constant (Fnc 1) ...

Page 57 - Technical Data

Setting mark for adjusting the telescopicviewfinderCentre ofviewfinderLaser pointsee page 36, 37Please copy the above diagram 1:1.Set Mark for Viewfin

Page 58 - Accuracy

Accuracy tests on the DISTO for users certified toISO 900...:You can perform your own accuracy tests on theDISTO to meet the requirements of ISO 900..

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Accuracy TestsA DISTO whose measuring accuracy has beentested over a test distance works within thespecified tolerance over the entire distance andtem

Page 60 - Set Mark for Viewfinder

Leica Geosystems AG, Heerbrugg,Switzerland, has been certified by SQSas being equipped with a quality systemwhich meets the International Standardof Q

Page 61 - Accuracy Tests

712791-0.0.1enPrinted in Switzerland -Copyright by Leica Geosystems AG, Heerbrugg,Switzerland 2000Leica Geosystems AGCH-9435 Heerbrugg(Switzerland)www

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7ContentsSafety Instructions ...41Use of the Instrument ...41Permitted use ...

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81. Lay the DISTO onto the User Manual,as shown below.2. Hold a large coin between both thumbs.1.2.Open Instrument

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93. Press coin downwards at an angleagainst the last notch.4. By pressing downwards at an angle andto the front simultaneously, the batterycompartment

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