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HCC Operating Guide English 2013-08-21, rev 1.1/JN/GH

HCC V1

Use the HCC Haglöf Clinometer Compass to measure horizontal and vertical angles. With the

built-in compass, the HCC also works great for site survey in satellite installation.

The HCC instrument is rugged and durable, yet small enough to fit in your pocket. The HCC

features azimuth compass 0 - 360° graduated in 1° increments and accuracy to 2.5°. The

clinometers measures -55° to +85°, it is graduated in 0.1° increments with accuracy to 0.2°.

The instrument operates with one button, has magnetic declination and is easy to calibrate.

The HCC Clinometer Compass has an adjustable correction of local discrepancies as well as built-in digital

functions that will adjust the compass if not held horizontally.

• Maintain accuracy by adjusting declination to match your area.

Summary of content (8 pages)

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HCC Operating Guide English 2013-08-21, rev 1.1/JN/GH HCC V1 Use the HCC Haglöf Clinometer Compass to measure horizontal and vertical angles. With the built-in compass, the HCC also works great for site survey in satellite installation. The HCC instrument is rugged and durable, yet small enough to fit in your pocket. The HCC features azimuth compass 0 - 360° graduated in 1° increments and accuracy to 2.5°. The clinometers measures -55° to +85°, it is graduated in 0.1° increments with accuracy to 0.2°.
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HCC Operating Guide English 2013-08-21, rev 1.1/JN/GH HOW TO USE Both eyes should be used and kept open when working with the HCC. Use one eye to read from the display and as guidance when aiming. The other eye is kept open and used to sight the target. This may feel awkward in the beginning, but is usually no problem after only a few minutes of practice.
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HCC Operating Guide English 2013-08-21, rev 1.1/JN/GH ’C º’ (COMPASS) The compass needs to be calibrated before it is used. Calibration is made in the menu CAL. It is also necessary to adjust the difference between true (geographic) north and magnetic north in the SET menu. Metal framed glasses can cause disturbances in the compass function. If you are wearing metal framed glasses, calibrate the instrument with the glasses on (see CAL below).
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HCC Operating Guide English 2013-08-21, rev 1.1/JN/GH ’ANG’ (ANGLE MEASURING) Press the button two (2) times. The current angle is displayed. Aim with the vertical lines in the display. Finish measuring by giving a short press on the button. It is important not to tilt the instrument sideways when measuring vertical angles to avoid getting inaccurate values of inclination.
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HCC Operating Guide English 2013-08-21, rev 1.
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HCC Operating Guide English 2013-08-21, rev 1.1/JN/GH free from magnetic objects. You can also, while holding and aiming with the instrument, turn around in a full circle, 1 – 2 times/turns. This method is preferred if the operator is wearing metal framed glasses. Leave (terminate) the calibration function after having rotated at least 1-2 times/turns, with a short press on the button. Always remember to maintain the HCC instrument steady and flat while calibrating. If not, the built-.
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HCC Operating Guide English 2013-08-21, rev 1.1/JN/GH WARRANTY AND SERVICE INFORMATION Haglöf Sweden AB warrants that this product shall be free from defects in materials and workmanship, under normal intended use, for a period of 12 months after date of shipment. The warranty excludes the battery, the accessories and any written materials. The warranty does not apply if the product has been improperly installed, improperly calibrated or operated in a manner not in accordance with the user guide.
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