Pentax R326, R-322-N, R-335-N, R-323N, R-325N User Manual

®	Instruction Manual

Electronic Total Station

R-300SERIES

R-315(N)/R-325(N)/R-335(N)/R-322(N)/R-323(N)/R326

Special Functions

PSF Software Ver.365

PENTAX Industrial Instruments CO., Ltd.

Document Ver. 1.10

PSF Software Ver.365

Copyright

Copyright © 2002 PENTAX Industrial Instruments Co., Ltd.

All Rights Reserved

PENTAX Industrial Instruments Co., Ltd. is a sole proprietor of the PSF software.

The PSF software and publication or parts thereof, may not be reproduced in any form, by any method, for any purpose.

PENTAX Industrial Instruments Co., Ltd. makes no warranty, expressed or implied, including but not limited to any implied warranties or merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, regarding these materials and makes such materials available.

Document Ver.1.10: July 2004

Before using this product, be sure that you have thoroughly read and understood this instruction manual to ensure proper operation. After reading this manual, be sure to keep in a convenient place for easy reference

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Display and Keyboard

The display and keyboard of the R-300 series are described below.

.

Alphanumeric

& +/- key

Power supply key	Functions keys Illumination key ESC key	Laser plummet &
		Electronic vial key

Operation Keys

Key	Description
POWER	ON/OFF of power supply
[ESC]	Returns to previous screen or cancels an operation.
Illumination	Turns the illumination of the LCD display and telescope reticle on and off.
[ENT]	Accepts the selected , hilighted, choice or the displayed screen value.
[Laser]	Displays the laser plummet *1, Electronic vial function, and the LD point screen
	when you push the laser plummet/electronic vial key.
	(Refer to “2-5 LD POINT", “3-2 Laser plummet", and “3-5 Leveling with Electronic
	vial").
	*1:Only the product with the Laser plummet function
Alphanumeric	At the numerical value screen, the numerical value and the sign '.' displayed are
	input. The English characters printed right under numeric of each key are input.
[HELP]	Pressing [lLLU]+[ESC] key causes a help menu to appear in A MODE or B MODE
	or causes a help message to appear.

Function Keys

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Display	F Key		Description
Mode A
[MEAS]	F1		Pressing this key one-time measures the distance and measurement type can be
			selected by Initial Setting 2.
[MEAS]	F1		Pressing this key twice measures the distance and another measurement type
			can be selected by Initial Setting 2.
[TARGET]	F2		Select whether the target is SHEET/PRISM/REFRECTORLESS.)
[0 SET]	F3		Resets the horizontal angle to 0° 0' 0" by pressing twice.
[DISP]	F4		Toggles the display composition in the order "H.angle/H.dist./V.dist.",
			"H.angle/V.angle/S.dist.", and “H.angle/V.angle/H.dist./S.dist./V.dist".
[MODE]	F5		Toggles the screen between MODE A and MODE B.
Mode B
[S.FUNC ]	F1		PSF Special Functions
[ANG	F2		Brings up the angle setting screen for setting angle-related parameters
SET]			(ANGLE, %GRADE, H.ANGLE INPUT and R/L REVERSE).
[HOLD ]	F3		Pressing this key twice retains (holds) the horizontal angle shown on the display.
[CORR ]	F4		Brings up the screen for changing the Target constant, Temperature, Pressure
			setting
[MODE ]	F5		Toggles the screen between MODE A and MODE B.
Other functions
[←]	F1		Moves the cursor to the left.
[→]	F2		Moves the cursor to the right.
[ ]	F1		Goes back five Items on the screen
[ ]	F2		Goes forward five items on the screen.
RETICLE	F3		Changing the Reticle illumination when pressing Illumination key
[↑]	F3		Moves the cursor up
LCD	F4		Changing the LCD contrast when pressing Illumination key
[↓]	F4		Moves the cursor down
ILLU	F5		Changing the LCD illumination when pressing Illumination key
[CLEAR]	F5		Clears the figure
[SELECT]	F5		Opens the selection window

Alphanumeric Input

The point name is inputted by the Alphanumeric keys as following.

Key		Letter under Key	Letter & Figure sequential order to input
[ 0 ]			[@][.][_][-][:][/][0]
[ 1 ]		PQRS	[P][Q][R][S][p][q][r][s][1]
[ 2 ]		TUV	[T][U][V][t][u][v][2]
[ 3 ]		WXYZ	[W][X][Y][Z][w][x][y][z][3]
[ 4 ]		GHI	[G][H][I][g][h][i][4]
[ 5 ]		JKL	[J][K][L][j][k][l][5]
[ 6 ]		MNO	[M][N][O][m][n][o][6]
[ 7	]		[ ][?][!][_][ ][^][|][&][7]
[ 8	]	ABC	[A][B][C][a][b][c][8]
[ 9	]	DEF	[D][E][F][d][e][f][9]
[ . ]			[.][,][:][;][#][(][)]
[+/-]			[+][-][*][/][%][=][<][>]

Memories in the Instrument

This instrument incorporates not only 8 measuring programs but also a MEMORY MANAGER program as special functions and so it can receive and record Coordinates data and surveying

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data of maximum 7500 points.

Relations between memories and each Special function

Special Function	Memory	Data to be read	Data to be stored
DATA STORAGE	Yes	Job name	Job name, Station P.*1Measured P.*1
COORDINATES	Yes	Job name, Station P.*2	Job name, Station P.*2
		Backsight P.	Backsight P., Measured P.*2
COORD. STAKEOUT	Yes	Job name, Station P.*2	Job name, Station P.*2
		Backsight P., Stakeout P.	Backsight P., Stakeout P.
OFFSET SHOTS	Yes	Job name, Station P.*2	Job name, Station P.*2
		Backsight P.	Backsight P., Target P.
RESECTION	Yes	Job name,	Job name, Station P.*2
		Known P. A,B,C	Known P. A,B,C
RDM	-----	-----	-----
REM	-----	-----	-----
DISTANCE STAKEOUT	-----	-----	-----
MEMORY MANAGER	Yes	(Yes)	(Yes)

Each data contents

Station P.*1	Station P. No.		Description		Instrument H. Target C.
	Temperature		Pressure		ppm	Correction value
Station P.*2	P. No.	Coordinate		Description
Backsight P.	P. No.	Coordinate		Description
Stakeout P.	P. No.	Coordinate		Description
Target P.	P. No.	Coordinate		Description
Known P.	P. No.	Coordinate		Description
Measured P.*1	P. No.	Prism H.	H. Angle		V. Angle	S. Distance Description
Measured P.*2	P. No.	Coordinate		Description

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CONTENTS

Copyright

Display and Keyboard

Memories in the Instrument

Relations between memories and each function

1 INTRODUCTION

1-1 INTRODUCTION

1-2 BEFORE USING THE PSF MANUAL

2 ACCESSING THE SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

2-1 ACCESSING BY SPECIAL KEY

2-2 ACCESSING BY HELP KEY

2-3 ACCESSING BY 007

3 COORD. STAKEOUT

General pictures of measurement Detailed Operating procedures

1.JOB NAME

2.STATION SETUP

3.STAKEOUT

4 DISTANCE STAKEOUT

General pictures of measurement Detailed Operating procedures

5 RDM

General pictures of measurement Detailed Operating procedures

6 COORDINATES

General pictures of measurement Detailed Operating procedures

1.JOB NAME

2.STATION SETUP

3.SURVEY

7 OFFSET SHOTS

General pictures of measurement Detailed Operating procedures

1.JOB NAME

2.STATION SETUP

3.SURVEY

8 REM

General pictures of measurement

Detailed Operating procedures

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12

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31

32

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	10 DATA STORAGE	40
	General pictures of measurement	40
	General picture
		40
	1. JOB NAME
		40
	2. STATION SETUP
	3. SURVEY	41
	11 MEMORY MANAGER	41
	Detailed Operating procedures
	1. COORDINATES SEND	42
	2. COORDINATES RECEIVE	42
	3. COORDINATES EDIT
		42
	4. COORDINATES DELETE
		43
	5. SURVEY DATA SEND
	6. SURVEY DATA EDIT	44
	7. SURVEY DATA DELETE	44

General pictures of measurement

Detailed Operating procedures

1. JOB NAME

2. STATION SETUP

3. SURVEY

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1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 INTRODUCTION

Thank you for your first looks at PSF by reading this manual. The PSF is a user friendly data collection and calculation program for the PENTAX total station R-300 series.

The PSF is developed based on the PCS-300 Special functions, which is known as versatile on-board software for PENTAX PCS-300 total station series. The optimum combination of PCS-300 and R-300 hardware makes PSF as an easy and useful fieldwork tool. The main menu offers you the following possibilities.

COORD. STAKEOUT

DISTANCE STAKEOUT

RDM

COORDINATES

OFFSET SHOTS

REM

RESECTION

DATA STORAGE

MEMORY MANAGER

1.2 BEFORE USING THE R-300 PSF software MANUAL

The PSF manual mainly describes the R-300 special functions, and the basic operations are described in the (basic) R-300 manual. And, therefore, refer to the R-300 basic manual regarding the R-300 general instrument operations.

Before performing PSF functions, select the Target type, “Reflector Sheet” or “Prism” or “Reflectorless”.

General pictures of measurement:

This illustrates the content of the program.

Detailed Operating procedures:

This describes the actual detailed operating procedures. Since detailing the Operating procedures of each program would cause unnecessary complexity, this manual shows detail for "Coordinate Stakeout Measurement" only, as an example.

Descriptions of the other programs are simplified. The guide messages, however, of each step of the operation help you to proceed in a proper manner for the other programs. We are confident, therefore, that you will be able to use the other application programs once you're familiar with the operation of "Coordinate Stakeout Measurement" program.

Press the keys, which are drawn by the index finger.

For further information, please contact your local Pentax Authorized dealer.

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2 ACCESSING THE SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

2-1 ACCESSING BY SPECIAL KEY

Example: COORD. STAKEOUT

1
Press the [S.FUNC] key at mode B.		Pentax Special Function
		1.DATA STORAGE
(Mode A must be changed to mode
		2.COORDINARES
B by pressing the [MODE] key.)		3.COORD.STAKEOUT
		4.OFFSET SHOTS
		5.RESECTION

2		Pentax Special Function
Move the cursor to 3.COORD.STAKEOUT		1.DATA STORAGE
by pressing [ ∆ ], [ ] or [ ↑ ], [ ↓ ]key.		2.COORDINARES
		3.COORD.STAKEOUT
		4.OFFSET SHOTS
		5.RESECTION
3		COORD.STAKEOUT
		1. JOB NAME
The COORD.STAKEOUT can be		2. STATION SET UP
		3. STAKEOUT
accessed by pressing the [ENT] key.

Other Pentax Special Function are:

Pentax Special Function

5. RESECTION

6. RDM

7. REM

8. DIST STAKEOUT

9. MEMORYMANAGER

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2 ACCESSING THE SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

2-2 ACCESSING BY HELP KEY

Example: COORD. STAKEOUT

1

HELP

Press the [ESC] key while pressing the

[lLLU] at mode A or B.

1.HELP

TARGET CONST

2.401

The HELP menu is displayed.

3.402 ATM CORR

: AUTO

4. 501 MEAS.MIN DISP: COARSE.

5. 502 SHOT COUNT

SELECT

2

HELP

Move the cursor to 28. COORD.STAKEOUT by

28. 109 COORD. STAKEOUT

29. 112 REM

pressing [ ∆ ], [ ] or [ ↑ ], [ ↓ ] key.

30. 113 RESECTION

31. 119 DATA STORAGE

32. 200 MEMORY MANAGER

SELECT

3

The COORD. STAKEOUT can be accessed

COORD.STAKEOUT

by pressing the [SELECT] at F5 key.

1. JOB NAME

2. STATION SET UP

3. STAKEOUT

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2 ACCESSING THE SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

2-3 ACCESSING BY 007

Example: COORD. STAKEOUT

1

007

Press numeric keys of 0-0-7 to enter

H.angle

92°

35'

20"

Command input screen on MODE A or B.

H.dst

V.dst

000

CLEAR

2

007

Press the numeric key 1- 0- 9 of COORD.

H.angle

92°

35'

20"

STAKEOUT.

H.dst

V.dst

109

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COORD.STAKEOUT

Special function COORD.STAKEOUT can be

1. JOB NAME

2. STATION SET UP

accessed by pressing the [ENT] key.

3. STAKEOUT

The PSF Command No. list

Special Functions	007 Command
Distance Stakeout	101
RDM	103
Coordinates	104
Offset Shots	105
Coord. Stakeout	109
REM	112
Resection	113
Data Storage	119
MEMORY MANAGER	200

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3 COORD. STAKEOUT

General pictures of measurement

With COORD. STAKEOUT measurement, "Stakeout point coordinates" can be staked out in 3 dimensions based on the known "Station point coordinates" and the "Backsight point coordinates or Backsight point azimuth". The horizontal angle, horizontal distance and vertical distance to the stakeout point are automatically calculated as design values, and the differences between the measured values and design values are displayed as deviations. When the coordinate values of the Station point, Backsight point and Stakeout point are recorded on the instrument memory, designation of each measured point number makes it possible to omit the each time coordinates value input.

General pictures

Z

N

Prism height

Backsight point

Staking point

	Instrument height
	Station point
			E
Design values and deviation
N		Z
	Distance deviation	Prism	Z deviation
Horizontal distance
design value		Staking point
	Prism
Horizontal angle		Station point
design value	Staking point
	Horizontal angle
Backsight point	deviation		Z design value
Backsight point azimuth
Station point
	E		E

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3 COORD. STAKEOUT

Detailed Operating procedures

Access the COORD. STAKEOUT according to the "1. ACCESSING THE SPECIAL FUNCTIONS".

1. JOB NAME

(1) JOB NAME input

1

Press the [ENT] key to view COORD.

COORD.STAKEOUT

STAKEOUT screen.

1. JOB NAME

2. STATION SET UP

3. STAKEOUT

2 For example, "XXXX" is inputted.

JOB NAME INPUT

Press the [ENT] key to view JOB NAME

1.

INPUT screen.

Press the [ENT] key to view JOB NAME

screen.

JOB NAME

Input the JOB NAME “XXXX” by pressing

the Alphanumeric keys and arrow key.

XXXX

BS

CLEAR

TO 123

3

STATION NUMBER LIST

Press the [ENT] key to enter.

1. 000

:

Maximum 15 letters can be inputted on the JOB NAME input.

When the same JOB NAME is already stored, the stored one is displayed after pressing the [ENT] key at the Operating procedure 3. "The same job name is found" is displayed.

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								3 COORD. STAKEOUT
(2) JOB NAME selection
	1		COORD. STAKEOUT
	Press the [ENT] key.
				1. JOB NAME
				2. STATION SET UP
				3. STAKEOUT
	2			JOB NAME INPUT
				1.		:
	For example, stored "3.BBBB" is selected.			2. XXXX
				3. BBBB
				4. CCCC
				5. DDDD
	Move the cursor to "3. BBBB" by pressing
	the [ ∆ ], [ ], [ ↑ ], [ ↓ ] keys and press the
	[ENT] key.
				JOB NAME INPUT
			1.			:
	Press the [ENT] key to enter.			2.AAAA
				3.BBBB
				4. CCCC
				5. DDDD
				COORD. STAKEOUT
				1. JOB NAME
				2. STATION SET UP
				3. STAKEOUT
	The JOB NAME selection is possible only when some NAME are already stored.

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3 COORD. STAKEOUT

2. STATION SETUP

(1) Station Coordinates

a. Station Coordinates input

1			COORD.STAKEOUT
Move the cursor to 2. STATION SETUP.
			1. JOB NAME
			2. STATION SET UP
			3. STAKEOUT
2			STATION NUMBER LIST
Press the [ENT] key to view the STATION			1. 0000
NUMBER LIST screen.
3			POINT NUMBER
Press the [ENT] key to view the POINT
NUMBER screen.
			1.	1234
For example "1234" is inputted.
Input the "1234" by pressing the numerical keys.
								CLEAR

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3 COORD. STAKEOUT

4

Press the [ENT] key to view the STATION

STATION COORDINATES INPUT

COORDINATES INPUT screen.

2.DESCRIPTION

:

3.X COORD.

: 000000.000m

4.Y COORD.

: 000000.000m

5.Z COORD.

: 000000.000m

6.INST. H

:

00.000m

STORE

SELECT

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STATION COORDINATES INPUT

For example, X COORDINATE "-123456.890" is

2.DESCRIPTION

:

inputted as following.

3.X COORD.

:

000000.000m

4.Y COORD.

: 000000.000m

5.Z COORD.

: 000000.000m

Move the cursor to 3. X and press the [SELECT]

6.INST. H

:

00.000m

key at F5 to input the X COORDINATE.

STORE

SELECT

6

X COORD.

Press the numerical key , +/- and point key

2.DESCRIPTION

:

and input the above figures.

3.X COORD.

:

000000.000m

4.Y COORD.

:

000000.000m

5.Z COORD.

: 000000.000m

6.INST. H

:

00.

-123456.890000m

Press the [ENT] key to go to Y COORD.

CLEAR

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Input the Y and Z COORDINATE and

STATION COORDINATES INPUT

INST. H and press the [ENT] key.

2.DESCRIPTION

:

3.X COORD.

: - 123456.890 m

4.Y COORD.

:

12345.789 m

5.Z COORD.

:

123.678 m

6.INST. H

:

00.000 m

STORE

SELECT

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The STATION COORDINATE which is

STATION COORDINATES INPUT

2.DESCRIPTION

:

input:

3.X COORD.

: - 123456.890 m

4.Y COORD.

:

12345.789 m

For store -Press the [STORE] key.

5.Z COORD.

:

123.678 m

Not for store-Press the [ENT] key.

6.INST. H

:

1.3000 m

STORE

SELECT

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