Surveying instrument

Geometrical instruments – Straight-line light ray type – Level

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C033S292000, C033SDIG021

Reexamination Certificate

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07055253

ABSTRACT:
A surveying instrument includes a surveying instrument body rotatable about each of a vertical axis and a horizontal axis; and a first collimator optical system and a second collimator optical system each of which is positioned in the surveying instrument body to collimate the surveying instrument relative to a survey point, a viewing angle of the second collimator optical system being smaller than a viewing angle of the first collimator optical system. A first collimating operation is performed with the first collimator optical system before a second collimating operation is performed with the second collimator optical system.

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