1. The Series50X Ultimate Standard from Sokkia.
2. High-Speed, Long Range Laser EDM
3. Built-in Laser Plummet (option)
Total Stations Series50X
The Series50X total stations provide exceptionally dependable performance at affordable costs.
Extended measuring range, increased measurement speed, field-proven accuracy, all-weather dependability, easy-to-use powerful onboard software, and a variety of data management capabilities -- all the advanced features are packaged in a tough and compact body.
The Series50X – Ultimate Standard from Sokkia.
1. High-Speed, Long Range Laser EDM
2. World-proven, Time-tested Angle Reading System
3. Highest Protection against Dust and Water
4. Quick Operation in All Conditions
5. Security and Data Management
6. Built-in Laser Plummet (option)
7. An optional built-in Bluetooth® module for wireless connection with a data collector
Series50X Total Stations | |||||
Model | SET250X | SET350X | SET550X | SET650X | |
Measuring range | With reflective sheet target* | RS90N-K: 1.3 to 150m (4.3 to 490ft.) , RS50N-K: 1.3 to 60m (4.3 to 190ft.), RS10N-K: 1.3 to 25m (4.3 to 82ft.) | |||
With 1 AP prism | 1.3 to 3,500m (4.3 to 11,480ft.) , to 4,000m (13,120ft.) under good conditions | ||||
Distance accuracy | With reflective sheet target* | (3 + 2ppm × D)mm | |||
With Prism | (2 + 2ppm × D)mm | ||||
Angle accuracy | H&V | 2" / 0.6mgon | 3" / 1mgon | 5" / 1.5mgon | 6" / 1.9mgon |
Display resolutions (selectable) | 1" / 5" , 0.0002 / 0.001gon, 0.005 / 0.02mil | ||||
Data storage | Internal memory | Approx. 10,000 points | |||
Plug-in memory device | SD card and SDHC card (max. 4GB) | ||||
Interface | Serial RS-232C | ||||
Bluetooth wireless communication | Option (Ver.1.2, Class 2) | ||||
Wireless keyboard | Option (SF14 wireless keyboard with infrared communication) | − | |||
Dust and water protection | IP66 (IEC 60529:2001) | ||||
Weight with handle and battery | 5.5kg (12.1 lb.) | 5.4kg (11.9 lb.) | 5.3kg (11.7 lb.) | ||
The SFX "Sokkia Field-info Xpress" technology conveniently transfers data to anywhere in the world using an internet-capable mobile phone or a Compact Flash modem.
Easily exchange survey and design data between the jobsite and the office.
* Consult your local telecoms operator for proper equipment and/or connectivity requirements.
Bluetooth® wireless technology is the latest in wireless data transmission technology. It began with use in mobile phones, car navigation and computers as it provides license-free communication between multiple electronic peripheral devices.
Bluetooth helps to improve the operability of surveying instruments by providing wireless communication between total station and data collectors, and GPS receivers and controllers.
Bluetooth wireless technology uses frequencies in the range of 2.4GHz, and a maximum of 3Mbps can be transferred.
When using Bluetooth enabled instruments for the first time, both devices must agree to communicate with each through what is called pairing. Pairing is completed by entering the address with which you want to establish a connection and then entering the same "passkey" on both devices. Once two devices have been paired, a connection can be established either automatically or semi-automatically.
Bluetooth is separated in different classes according to signal strength. The transmission ranges vary according to output level. Normal data collectors and total stations communicate using Class 2 (less than 2.5mW, maximum 10m transmission range). Communication between total stations and prism-side data collectors is performed using Class 1 (less than 100mW) with a transmission range of 100 to 300 meters.
The same as with regular radios, transmission range is hindered by obstacles in the path of transmission. Bluetooth is vulnerable to interference from concrete and metallic obstacles.
