New Gowin TKS-202 Keyboard

Description

The Gowin TKS-202 Keyboard is main part of total station and typically features a user-friendly keyboard and an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) for data input and interaction

1. Keyboard: The keyboard on the Gowin TKS-202 total station is an essential interface for the user to input data, control the instrument’s functions, and perform various operations during surveying tasks. Here are some common functions and components you can find on the keyboard:

• Numeric Keypad: It includes numerical keys (0-9) used for entering distances, angles, and other numeric data.
• Function Keys: You can access specific functions or settings with these function keys. They may be labeled with abbreviations or icons representing different surveying operations.
• Arrow Keys: These keys allow you to navigate menus, move the cursor, and control the instrument’s orientation.
• Enter/Confirm Key: You can confirm selections or inputs.
• Escape/Cancel Key: You can cancel or exit from menus and settings by these keys
• Alphanumeric Keys: Some total stations may have additional keys for entering alphanumeric data, such as point names or descriptions.
• Display Illumination Control: Many total stations have a key or function to adjust the brightness or backlighting of the LCD display for better visibility in different lighting conditions.

2. LCD (Liquid Crystal Display): The LCD is the screen on the Gowin TKS-202 total station where measurement data, information, and menus are displayed. Here are some key points about the LCD:

• Measurement Display: The LCD will typically display measurements, including distance, horizontal and vertical angles, and other relevant data.
• Menu Navigation: You can access and navigate Menus and settings on the LCD using the keyboard. The menu structure allows users to configure the instrument for different surveying tasks and adjust various parameters.
• Data Storage: The LCD may also show information related to data storage, such as the number of recorded points, memory status, and file management options.
• Backlight: Many total stations have a backlight feature, you can adjust to enhance visibility in low-light conditions through these features.
• Information Icons: Icons or symbols on the LCD may indicate the status of the instrument, such as battery level, measurement mode, and connectivity status.

The specific layout and design of the keyboard and LCD can vary between total station models, so it’s essential to refer to the user manual or documentation provided with your specific Gowin TKS-202 model for detailed information on how to use these components effectively for your surveying tasks.