Total station 5" gun

PUK codes are only available from your service provider.
call them on another phone , provide proof that you own the account and they will give it to you

Use LGO Tools (oldest version 4, 5 or 6 are usefull with your TCR).

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Carlo Alberto

2/5 of the total or $600.

If this is homework, be sure to show your work.

Maybe your TPS has lost the stored values regarding Hz-Coll and V-Index.

You can try to determine these values with the on board calibration procedure. If You have no experience, I suggest You contact the nearest lab.

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Carlo Alberto

Hi, u need this one. GKL112
You can buy it on ebay.
here is a aftermarket solution for 44 bucks
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I was also unable to find a solution for you. There are only supposed to be 2-leds in the cradle, 1-green and 1-amber. Maybe it is a battery temp fault, and it has somehow been misread. If you have another docking station and another gun, try swapping them to see where the fault lies. If on the good station the gun shows the same error, you know the fault it with the gun, not the cradle. Hope this has helped!

when i powered my TCR 1103, the vertical and horizontal figures
do not show and even when i turn it 360degrees, still no figure, it does not level nor track
williams

If is a BW 350 go to service mode ( stop 0 0 stop 01) counter apecial part counter reset drum and dev switc off the very quiqly service mode function run f8. Did you replaced drum and developer?

The solution is really very simple.

This unit is capable of a total of 30 presets.

10 AM presets in 2 groups (AM1 & AM2).
20 FM presets in 4 groups (FM1 - FM4).

Each of the individual groups can have a total of 5 presets.

In other words, there are 6 groups of 5 presets (AM1 AM2 FM1 FM2 FM3 FM4) for a total of 30 presets. Hope that makes sense.

You have preset buttons 1-3 on the top of the unit. Preset button #3 is the MEMORY or "set" button.

Try these steps and you should be up and running.

1. Choose which band you want to use. ie. AM1 AM2 FM1 FM2 FM3 FM4.
2. Tune in a station

3. Click the #1 preset button and watch the screen, let's say that you have tuned into the station FM 100.0, the station frequency is displayed along with the "group" you're in (ie. AM1...FM4) and you will also notice a number in between your "group" id and your station. This is the # you're going to set and the way to change this from 1-5 is simply by pressing the #1 preset button until the # comes up that you want to save it to.

4. Press #3 Preset button (labeled "MEMORY")
5. That's it, now do all the stations you want but be mindful that once you have programmed 5 presets to any given group, you have to move on to the next group until you've maxed out the total # of presets.

Hope this helps.