Trimble NPL-522 Pulse Laser Total Station User Manual

The Trimble NPL-522 pulse laser total station user manual provides safety guidelines, setup instructions, operation procedures, and technical specifications.


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Brand
Nikon
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
230
File format
PDF
File size
3.8 MB
Updated
03 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
62241741BD41D52422D6F6B17D36642B

About this manual

This manual covers safety information for the NPL-522 pulse laser total station, including laser class warnings, FCC and EU compliance, and handling precautions. It also describes the instrument’s components, battery charging rules, and required protective measures.

The guide walks the user through preparation, unboxing, tripod installation, optical alignment, measurement mode setup, prism measurement, and troubleshooting. Technical specifications and error messages are listed for reference during field work. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Safety Information
  • Instrument Overview
  • Preparation and Setup
  • Battery Charging
  • Tripod Installation
  • Measurement Operations
  • Technical Specifications
  • Error Messages

Specifications

Laser wavelength870 nm
Maximum output power< 6.4 W
Pulse width< 5 ns
Laser safety classClass 1
Telescope focal length153 mm
Magnification26×
Objective diameter40 mm
EDM (Electronic Distance Measurement) range50 mm
Field of view1°30′ at 100 m
Maximum measurement range (clear weather)up to 5 km

Frequently asked questions

What laser safety class is the NPL-522?

The NPL-522 is a Class 1 laser instrument, which does not require special safety markings or training.

Can I use a non‑Trimble charger for the BC‑80 battery?

No. Only the charger fixed to the instrument (P/N: BC‑80) may be used; other chargers can cause battery explosion.

Does the NPL-522 meet FCC regulations?

Yes, the instrument complies with FCC Part 15 B‑class standards.

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