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Na 2002-3003 3.2-3.3 version, data transfer

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I recently acquired a couple fully functional NA2002 and NA3003 ?ÿDigital levels. They are 3.3 ?ÿVersion software, From what I understand version 3.2 and 3.3 are able to transfer data via serial cable directly to the computer. As these are no longer supported by Leica I was not able to get much support that way, wondering if anyone remembers how they used to do Their data transfer?


 
Posted : August 29, 2021 3:10 pm
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Manual Page 83-84 (7-9 to 7-10)

Manual Digitallevels NA2002/NA3003 V3.3

Mayby use some serial port logger software at your PC.

rs232portlogger


 
Posted : August 30, 2021 12:44 pm
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Back in the day when I used Leica digi levels, they had an onboard rec card and an external card reader to transfer the data.?ÿ That was about 20 years ago.


 
Posted : August 30, 2021 3:04 pm
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Posted by: @mike1202

Mayby use some serial port logger software at your PC.

Back in the long long distant past we used to use a program called 'Kermit' to transfer serial data between various devices.

I also built a number of systems to capture and log laboratory data using 'Procomm+'

For a while there was an accessory called 'Windows Terminal' that sort of the did the same thing - only not as reliably.

Haven't seen them around for years - not sure if they even still exist.


 
Posted : August 30, 2021 4:06 pm
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Wow those are the Wild versions.

We had a set of those exact devices when I worked at an aerial mapping company. Would be funny if you got them from that group on ebay.

Good luck and great find!


 
Posted : August 30, 2021 6:10 pm

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Found a copy of the sales brochure on-line http://www.meetcentrum.nl/files/Wild%20NA3003.pdf

I note it mentions using the GIF10/GIF12 for data transfer


 
Posted : August 30, 2021 6:27 pm