Leica invented digital level technology more than 15 years ago. The new DNA series of levels is the second generation of digital levels by Leica. The DNA series improves upon the time proven concept behind Leica digital levels. Data is now stored on PC cards which offer massive amounts of storage and easy transfer to a computer. The screen on the DNA is now much larger and displays information easily and conveniently. Leica digital levels have been proven to increase productivity by 50 percent or more on even the most demanding leveling projects. This is accomplished by improving both field and office production and virtually eliminating transcription and transposition errors.

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DNA Digital Levels

	DNA10 With an accuracy of 1.5 MM to a standard bar code rod for a one kilometer level loop the DNA10 is suitable for all but the most accurate leveling projects.
	DNA03 The DNA03 is designed to provide the absolute highest accuracy available in a digital level. The instrument has internal resolution of 1/10,000ft., and is capable of an accuracy of 3/10 of 1mm for a one kilometer double run level loop.

Software
The data from both levels is processed by Leica’s new Leica Geomatics Office (LGO) Software. The program contains functions such as line calculation, adjustment, and the creation of reports. It runs in the familiar windows operating environment and is designed for maximum ease of use and convenience. 

Level data in LGO can be combined with Leica GPS and Total Station observations. The Leica digital levels are also supported by third party programs such as Star Net and Star Lev. 

Backward compatible
The DNA series of levels were designed to be backward compatible with the previous generation of Leica digital levels. A bar code rod purchased ten years ago can still be used today with the new DNA levels. Data from the new levels can be processed with the older generation software.