Automatic Level Setup Quiz

What is the recommended height to raise the tripod for an automatic level?

• Waist height

• Chin height

• Chest height

• Eye level

Why is it important to lock the box after taking out the automatic level?

• To keep the box from being stolen

• To make it easier to carry

• To ensure the components inside do not fall out

• To prevent the level from getting dirty

What should you do if the bullseye bubble is pointing towards a specific leg?

• Raise that leg

• Move the tripod

• Lower that leg

• Ignore it

What is the main objective when adjusting the legs to level the automatic level?

• To make the tripod taller

• To tighten the screws

• To make the tripod shorter

• To align the bullseye bubble within the inner circle

What should you do if the bullseye bubble is within the inner circle but not touching the outer circle?

• Use the leveling screws

• Adjust the legs further

• Ignore it

• Move the tripod

How many screws are used to fine-tune the leveling of the automatic level?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

What is the function of the two screws on one axis of the automatic level?

• To move the level back and forth

• To move the level left and right

• To move the level up and down

• To lock the level in place

What is the purpose of the mirror in the automatic level?

• To reflect light

• To see the bullseye bubble from a different angle

• To check the level from the top

• To protect the level

What is the recommended distance between the legs of the tripod?

• 4 feet

• 1 foot

• 3 feet

• 2 feet

What is the final step in setting up the automatic level?

• Adjusting the height of the tripod

• Securing the level with screws

• Ensuring the level is at eye height

• Taking elevations and heights