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MC1 machine control system Leica

Code leica-mc1

Key features

  • Type3D machine control platform: MC1 software on MCP80 panel and MDS base
  • MCP80 panel display8" colour touchscreen, 800 x 480 pixels
  • MCP80 panel protection rating (IP)IP66
  • MCP80 panel operating temperature (°C)da -30 a +60
  • MCP80 panel dimensions (mm)262 x 167 x 65
  • MCP80 panel weight (kg)1,7

What it is

The Leica MC1 - Machine control is intended for professional use in the following contexts:

Laser and surveying instruments include laser distance meters, laser levels, rotary lasers, GNSS receivers and machine control systems, with tripods and accessories, for measuring and setting out.

What it is for

Used for levelling surfaces and structures and for setting out and in earthmoving work.

How to use it

Set the instrument on a tripod or stable base, away from vibration, and let it self-level or level it manually. Before starting, check accuracy against a known reference and, outdoors, use the detector or staff to read the beam. Never look into the laser beam, and transport the instrument switched off in its case.

Where it is used

  • Road and motorway construction
  • Civil engineering
  • Earthmoving and excavation

Technical data

  • Type: 3D machine control platform: MC1 software on MCP80 panel and MDS base
  • MCP80 panel display: 8" colour touchscreen, 800 x 480 pixels
  • MCP80 panel protection rating (IP): IP66
  • MCP80 panel operating temperature (°C): da -30 a +60
  • MCP80 panel dimensions (mm): 262 x 167 x 65
  • MCP80 panel weight (kg): 1,7

Who it is for

Designed for site managers, excavator operators and surveyors.

Standards and compliance

Reference standards: CE marking in accordance with the EU directives applicable to the machine control sector, compliance with current technical and safety standards, technical documentation supplied by the manufacturer Leica.

Leica MC1 (Leica) — 3D machine control software for construction sites To support the digitalisation of the heavy construction industry, Leica Geosystems offers a revolutionary software platform suited to all machine control solutions. By consolidating all machine applications, Leica MC1 is the universal software solutions platform for managing and automating all heavy construction machines. By comparing the design model with the actual position of the machine's cutting edge, for example the tip of the bucket or the blade, the MC1 machine control software helps the operator position the machine to complete the planned project. The MC1 software automatically checks the position of the machine's cutting edge, increasing operator efficiency on construction sites. Leica MC1 is backed by the robust hardware platform, the Leica MCP80 panel and the MDS series docking station, ensuring a panel that can be swapped between machines on the site. The new MC1 platform is fully integrated into the heavy construction workflow and is supported by the Leica ConX cloud-based productivity platform for more efficient management of heavy construction projects. Real-time data sharing across the entire construction project. One-for-all 3D Machine Control panel and docking station

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Quantity
Specifications 6
Type3D machine control platform: MC1 software on MCP80 panel and MDS base
MCP80 panel - display8" colour touchscreen, 800 x 480 pixels
MCP80 panel - protection rating (IP)IP66
MCP80 panel - operating temperature (°C)da -30 a +60
MCP80 panel - dimensions (mm)262 x 167 x 65
MCP80 panel - weight (kg)1,7

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