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 ken
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Anyone know how to zero the instrument with the faceplate on--using it more conventionally, non-robot?

 
Posted : May 20, 2011 10:20 am
(@tom-bryant)
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Program 0....

Or...point at backsight...press F21 and set 0...press ENT

 
Posted : May 20, 2011 10:45 am
(@christ-lambrecht)
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Ken,
Focus 10 is in fact a Trimble 5600, only used this gun with the TSCe.
We had a Trimble 3600 with face plate, I still have 2 pdf manuals (Trimble & TDS) if they could be of any help i'll forward them, or you can search on Trimble.com
I don't know what software runs on the Focus, I think the 3600 still runs on Zeiss software,

chr.

 
Posted : May 20, 2011 10:47 am
(@the-pseudo-ranger)
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You may already know this, but there are two ports on every battery pack for use with this line of guns. They are interchangible ports, but 1 port connects the battery to the gun, the other port can be used to plug in a DC using the same cable that connects the DC to the remote radio. If you are using the 3-pack battery, just make sure the two connections are made on the same side of the battery pack (IIRC, there are 4 ports on that pack). Once you have it properly connected, you should be able control the backsight set-ups, sideshots, ect, through the DC.

I guess it depends on how "old school" you want to go, but I've never learned the program numbers for the Geodimeter/Trimble on board software. I've always connected the DC directly for use in non-robotic modes.

 
Posted : May 20, 2011 11:21 am
 ken
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Thanks...yeah, I was told that I couldn't run it conventionally--so just trying to prove a point here. If I can zero it, that's one of the things taken care of. Now if I could learn how to hold an angle for my doubling methods..it'll be even better. But thanks all, that really helps.

 
Posted : May 21, 2011 8:27 am