Meridian 810 User Manual

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L6-20N Level (Model 44-8824)
LT6-900N Level-Transit (Model 44-8834)
For customer service, call (815) 432-9200
L6-20N / LT6-900N Owner's Guide
00-8830-810
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - LT6-900N Level-Transit

L6-20N Level and LT6-900N Level-Transit106070809080706020201010101020203030404050506060708090807060504030201050503034044505505010203040506070809080706

Page 2 - With David White

Reading the circle and vernierThe 360° horizontal circle is divided in quadrants (0-90°). The circle is marked by degrees and numbered every 10 degree

Page 3 - Specifications

When sighting through the telescope, keep both eyes open. You will find that this eliminates squinting and will not tire your eyes.Remember to avoid t

Page 4 - General Description

Using your instrumentLevels and level-transits, as do all sighting instruments, operate onthe principle that any point along a level line of sight is

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Running straight lines with a levelSet up the instrument over Point A. A plumb bob should be heldover Point B. Sight approximately on the plumb bob co

Page 6 - Setting up your instrument

Measuring and laying out anglesFor measuring angles, attach a plumb bob cord to the hook on thescrewdriver-style handle of the tripod. The point of th

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To lay out an angle, proceed in the same way as in measuring anangle. Set the instrument at station 1, level it, and set the circle atzero. Swing the

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Using your instrumentLevel-transitsThe following example illustrates how to use a level-transit for layingout roads, building lines, ditches, orchards

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All components not described on pages 3 and 4 includingadjustment screws and nuts, have been factory set andshould not require handling or readjustmen

Page 10 - Sighting and focusing

Checking for calibrationYour David White instrument must be serviced and repaired by an authorized David White service center. You may, however,choose

Page 11 - Care and handling

For your records Model No. • L6-20N • LT6-900NDate purchased Serial No.For owner identification, please complete and mail the attached registrat

Page 12 - Using your instrument

With David Whiteyour sights are seton precision and accuracy.Congratulations! You’ve purchased a David White builder/contractorinstrument, American-ma

Page 13 - Determining contour lines

David WhiteP.O. Box 359, Watseka, IL 60970 USAURL:http://www.davidwhite.comW44-8830-810 TJOP (0305)REV.1Limited Lifetime WarrantyDavid White ("Se

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Specifications Meridian L6-20N LevelMeridian LT6-900N Level-TransitOptimum sighting range: Recommended job range up to 200 feet.Accuracy range:Recomme

Page 15 - Laying out a swimming pool

General DescriptionMeridian L6-20N LevelMeridian LT6-900N Level-Transit1020304050607080908070605050404030302020101020203030404050506060708090807060504

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The telescope provides a sharp image magnified 22 times. This means theobject sighted appears 22 times closer than it would with the naked eye.The tel

Page 17 - Instrument service and repair

Setting up your instrumentEach of the following steps isimportant in preparing to use yourinstrument.1. These instruments must be used with a 5/8 x 11

Page 18 - Checking for calibration

2. Before setting up your instrument, loosen the clamps. If usingthe level-transit, be sure the telescope lock lever is in the closedposition. Attach

Page 19 - Date purchased Serial No

4. LEVELING THE THREE SCREW INSTRUMENTInstruments utilizing three leveling screws are mounted on the tri-pod and leveled in the following manner:Mount

Page 20 - Limited Lifetime Warranty

BUBBLE ADJUSTMENTSIf the telescope bubble does not remain centered after having lev-eled the instrument, and reversed the telescope end for end (180°)

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