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THEOMAT" Wild T1000
3" (1 mgon)
TH EOMIITH” Wild T 1600
1,5” (0.5 mgon)
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The economic Wiltl T1000 electronic
theoclolite is the perfect instrument for
routine tasks in detail and eatlastral
surveys, topographic surveys, and
engineering surveys. lt offers alt the
advantages of modern electronics for
nreasuretnent. data acquisition, and data
The electronic Wild 'l‘1IEi(lU is a theodolitc
for universal use. It is the ideal instrument
for difficult surveying tasks: for traversing,
control surveys, in engineering surveys.
anti wherever you need hi gh accuracy and
additional eoortlinate-geometry functions.
processing.
In addition to its higher angleqneasurernent
aceuraev and all the functions of the Wild
T1000, the Wild T1600 has the followiiig
application-oriented features:
I Instantly ready for measurement
I Single-key command for main functions, including distance
measurement and data recording
I Computation of coordinates
I Optionally available with REC module
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I Computation and display nfsetting-out differences
I Eight practical coordinate-geometry functions for the
computation oi‘ tie distance, resection, area, etc.
I Provision for input of REM words
I Compensation of circle eccentricity ensures high anglemeasurement accuracy of pointings in one telescope position
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Choice of two
models:
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later installation
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Flexible recording
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All
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Reeoicls angles and
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ANGLES, DISTANCE, AND REDUCTION
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Switch on and measure
Accessories for universal use
Modular economy
Position-coded circles form the basis for the
absolute electronic aiiglc-scanning system
of the T1000 and T1600. They relieve the
user of time-wasting initialization, because
the instrument is instantly ready to
measure. Angle measurement is
continuous, with instant updates of the
display as you turn the telescope.
Botli the Wild T1000 and the T1600 are
compatible with the versatile range of Wild
theoelolitc accessories: parallel-plate
micrometers; objective and solar prisms;
diagonal, zenith, laser, autocollimation,
aiiei interchangeable eyepieees; northfinding gyroscope; and targets.
Wild modular design allows you to get the
maximum use out of every one of your
instruments, whatever the job. ivleasurc
with or without a DISTOMAT, with or
You can reset the horizontal circle to 0 or
any other azimuth by keyboard input, and
measure the horizontal angle clockwise or
anticlockwise.
vast choice of accessories available to adapt
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Attach a Wild DISTOMAT to either the
Wild T1000 or the Wild T1600 and turn it
into a powerful, extra-fast total station.
Then simply touch the ALL key once to
measure the distance and automatically
record it, including both angles and point
number.
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Ask for brochure G1 2?9e and discover the
your T 10-till or T1600 to practically any task.
without recording the data, as the task
requires. That simplifies logistics and gives
you a much higher return on your
investment.
If you already own a DISTUMAT, the
Wild T1000 and T1600 theodolitcs arc an
even better investment. When you buy
one, you are in fact getting a modular
electronic total station at no extra cost.
The modular design lets you benefit
immediately and at little cost from future
developments in the dynamic fields of
distance measurement. data recording, and
software engineering. It's the economical
way to stay abreast of progress.
THE DISTOMAT RANGE
Wild DISTOMAT DI 1000
short range, for surveys and setting-out
Range 1.6 km
Standard deviation 5 mm + 5 ppm
Wild DISTOMAT DIES
medium range, more accurate
Range 5 km
Standard deviation 3 min + 2 ppm
Wild DISTOMAT DI3tl00tDlUR30l]2
long range, for triangulation and control
surveys
Range 14 kin
Standard deviation 3 mm to 5 nun + l ppm
Measures in only 0.8 s
DIOR 3002 measures up to 250 iii without
reflectors
Wild DISTOMAT DI 2000
You can use the Wild THEOMAT T1000
for precision distance measurement
and Tl tlti with any Wild DISTOMAT. In
Range _-4 km
Standard deviation I mm + 1 ppm
this combination, no cable is necessary to
power any of the DlSTCtl‘v'lATs shown here
or to control it automatically from the
theodolite keyboard. Eseept with the
DI3000 and DIUR3002, the telescope
remains fully transiting.
A typical example of the way the product
policy of Wild I-leerbrugg protects your
investment is the fact that with the Wild
T1000 and T'lti00 theodolitcs you can also
use older DISTOMAT Models not shown
here: D14, Dl4L. DI 5. and DI 20. We shall
maintain this policy in future developments
of the Wild modular system, to give you
maximum cost effectiveness for decades to
come.
Wild THEGMAT Tfddt? with a recording modiiie
and the Wild DISTUMA T DH000 forms an
extremely compact modular total station for
iiigii-precision nieasitrernent. Standard deviation:
angles L5", distance I inni. The teiescope remains
fatty transiting with the Dilitititi attached.
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all the tI.'El]iIt'tl'Jllll\ ‘it'iLl need to reeoitl
measuieineiits and otliei tlata and pioeess
Bidirectional interchange of measured and
computed data stored in the REC innelule
makes efficient use of the built-in
coordinatc-geometry functions.
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Typical prograiiis available:
T1600
GRM10 plug-in REC module,
the most economical way to
record and store survey data
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Wild T1000 and Tltillll can be fitted with an
insert for the plug-in REC motltilc. The
interchangeable GRM I0 is a pliig-in
data-recording and storage unit that takes
only a few seconds to insert or rciiiove.
Each REC module can store abeuit Stltltltitii
blocks. Simply use the number of modules
you need to espand the memory to tiny size
you want. You can call up the recorded
data on the theodolite"s display at any time.
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The iiiailahle REC niodule weighs only 70 g
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between REC module and computer.
peripheral ec|uipment, or another REC
module. Use the GIF lil to display, copy, or
delete data to transfer them to a computer,
and for on-line data input to a REC module
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The Wild system permits automation of the
data flow, from project preparation at the
office to programmed surveying in the
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field, all the way to the production of
finished drawings.
The theodolite’s built-in coordinategeometry functions and PRUFIS II
software for Wild GRE data terminals
make such automation possible. Ifyoii own
a T1000 or T1600, you benefit from this
versatility.
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PROFIS ll software library
Unlimited possibilities with a Wild GRE3 or GRE4 data terminal
and PROFIS software
Free-station survey anti setting-out now
with E, N, and H.
For details of the flexible determination of
the instrument station and other expanded
programs. see software brochure G] 3l]Ue.
Typical etamples oi PROFIS software;
Wild GRE3 and GRE4 data terminals
Well over a thousand ofthesc weatherproof
tlata terminals with 64 l(l)_‘l.tlEt memory are in
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use worldwide. In conjunction with
PROFIS software. they ensure mtotimum
efficiency for coping with extremely
complex computations. A BASIC module
available for both models is freely userprogrammable.
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