How to engage with a model containing multiple surfaces. You learn how to select individual surfaces, create offset and hide the surface visualization. These options are very effective to display the entire road layer buildup on the panel. (Leica Geosystems Machine Control Academy project 031DgA-08)

Engage with surface models, create and manage the offsets, changing the offset types between vertical and perpendicular, and hide the surface so you can see the triangles in the model. We use the dozer solution for this tutorial, but the process is the same for graders and excavators. (Leica Geosystems Machine Control Academy project 031DgA-04 )

How to bench your toolpoint against a control point. When you do that daily, you make sure that your system is as accurate as possible. (Leica Geosystems Machine Control Academy project 031DgA-17 )

How to select a stationing line and make it visible in the Runscreen, so it is easier for you to navigate on your jobsite. (Leica Geosystems Machine Control Academy project 031DgA-18)

How to engage with stringline models, and use the “hold slope” functionality. We use the dozer solution for this tutorial, but the process is the same for graders and excavators. (Leica Geosystems Machine Control Academy project 031DgA-06)

How to measure dimensions of the machine and the 3D sensor placement so MC1 can accurately calculate the position and movements of the blade. Restricted to Leica authorized personnel. (Leica Geosystems Machine Control Academy project 031DgA-33)

How to calibrate your cross slope sensor, an activity that is needed when the sensor has been mounted or replaced. It is, however, something that the operator should be able to do. (Leica Geosystems Machine Control Academy project 031DgA-24)

In this video you will learn how to engage with linework models, enable/disable dxf layers and select stationing line. (Leica Geosystems Machine Control Academy project 031DgA-05 )

Working with the Machine Control application MC1, you want to use some digital reference models for display and also as height and side references while doing earthworks. The command center is the place to go. We show how to use it for making these selections – and you will see how it will be a real help in your workday. Recorded with MC1 version 6.4 (Leica Geosystems Machine Control Academy project 098XA )

Customize your runscreens, set display units and see the connectivity status. With good customization, you can work more effective. (Leica Geosystems Machine Control Academy project 031DgA-10)

How to use the advanced feature “hold slope” on your MC1 dozer or grader. With “Hold slope” you can extend any slope within the model you are working on. Recorded with MC1 version 6.4 (ID 031DgB-02)

You will learn how to use the offsets available in MC1. Understanding the offsets is a foundation for anybody working with machine control, because a machine operator will use and adjust the offsets all the time. (Academy project 031DgA-22 )

How to pair one totalstation with your MC1 grading solution (Academy project 031DgA-19 )

How to setup a new project including Coordinate system

How to create your own surface model from points logged with the excavator X005

How to create your own baseline model from points logged with the excavator

How to create your own flat model from points logged with the excavator

How to create your own flat model from points logged with the excavator

How to navigate in the runscreen, touch functionality, quick access buttons and use the different views

Engage with surface models, create and manage the offsets, changing the offset types between vertical and perpendicular, and hide the surface so you can see the triangles in the model. We use the dozer solution for this tutorial, but the process is the same for graders and excavators. (Academy project 031DgA-4 )

In this tutorial, you will learn how to select a predefined coordinate system in your MC1 solution. We use the dozer solution for this tutorial, but the process is the same for all applications with GNSS positioning, such as excavator; dozer; graders; compaction. (project info: 031DgA-7)

How to use the advanced feature “hold slope” on your MC1 dozer or grader. With “Hold slope” you can extend any slope within the model you are working on. (Academy project 031DgA-2)

How to engage with a model containing multiple surfaces. You learn how to select individual surfaces, create offset and hide the surface visualization. These options are very effective to display the entire road layer buildup on the panel. (Academy project 031DgA-8)

How to adjust for blade wear, an activity the operator has to perform on a regular basis. (Academy project 031DgA-14)