Spectra-precision Survey Pro v4.9 User Manual

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Page 1 - Main Menu

Main MenuMain MenuFile MenuJob MenuSurvey MenuSurvey Menu for GNSSSurvey Menu for GNSS Post ProcessingLeveling MenuStakeout MenuStakeout Menu for GNSS

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Import *.TXT CoordinatesSince the coordinates in an ASCII *.TXT file can be stored in a variety of formats, two screens are used to define theformat o

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HDOP: Displays the Horizontal Dilution of Precision. It is a measure of the geometrical quality of the solution. DOPhas no units and lower numbers i

Page 4 - Export Data Index

Elapsed: Displays the time elapsed since this receiver was put into static mode, if a session is in progress. This fieldonly shows when your receiver

Page 5 - Open / New

The columns available depend on the receiver being used. Consult your receiver’s documentation for moreinformation.PositionThe Position card displays

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Note: If you have not already selected your projection mode, you will be prompted to do so with the ProjectionPrompt before the Set Base Receiver scr

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Note: If your antenna type is Manual, then the Radius and Offset fields will allow you to enter values, otherwise, theydisplay the known values for th

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[Change >]: Changes this screen to the No Matching Base Point display described above where you can override thepoint selected to match the base re

Page 9 - Import *.CR5 Coordinates

[Occupy Control >]: Opens the Occupy Control Setup screen. When you have occupied enough control to solve thecalibration, the Check GPS Resection/B

Page 10 - Import LandXML Coordinates

You must be in Default Ground Calibration projection mode.You can have only two points in the job file. One point must be the control you just collec

Page 11 - Confirm Point Replace

Start Survey at Rover[Survey] [Start Survey]When you are starting a survey at the RTK rover, either because the RTK base is already set, or because yo

Page 12 - Export – Screen Two

Note: If your receiver brand is capable of getting the base antenna information from the data link, then the receivedheight will be initialized here.

Page 13 - Export *.TXT Coordinates

On specified layer: will import all the data on the specified layer.On different layers by groups: will import points, alignments, and parcels to laye

Page 14 - Import Control

The Traverse Base routine provides an easy method to collect a point and then move your base to that point, or tomove your base to any existing point

Page 15 - Backup / Restore Job

[>Azimuth] / [>Bearing]: The direction or bearing from the occupied point to the offset point.[Direction from Two Points]: Used to compute the a

Page 16 - Transfer

Control Points[Survey] [Control Points] orData Collection [Control]The Control Points screen is used to measure GPS control points to use in the calib

Page 17 - Register Modules

Session Time: Displays the total occupation time so far for this measurement.Count Status: Displays Measuring when you have current coordinates from t

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End GPS Survey[Survey] [End GPS Survey]The End GPS Survey screen is used to stop an active post processing Stop & Go recording session, or stop an

Page 19 - GNSS Module Settings Index

reference map projection, and Geoid model are displayed.[Reset Origin…]: Opens the Calibration Set Zone screen, where you can enter the parameters of

Page 20 - Edit Alignment Index

Use Geoid: Choose to use a geoid model with this zone. When this box is checked, you can select a geoid model fromthe dropdown list to use with the co

Page 21 - Instrument Settings

Solve from Control PointsCalibration scale[Calculate scale from control points]: Select this option to calculate the best-fit scale parameter from the

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Slope E: Enter the slope of the inclined plane along the local east grid axis in parts per million.Separation: Enter the separation between the inclin

Page 23 - GNSS Receiver Settings

The Select Coordinate System screen is used to choose a mapping plane zone or localized site from the coordinatesystem database file. You can also ope

Page 24 - Add Receiver

[No to All]: will not import the duplicate point, keeping the coordinates for the existing point unchanged and performthe same action for any remainin

Page 25 - Data Modem Settings

Datum Type: Select what kind of datum to use for the new zone. The options are:Pick from database: Choose this option to add a data base datum and el

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Datum Type is Molodensky or Similarity.Choose an ellipse for the new zone.Ellipse from Data Base: Choose this option to use the selected data base ell

Page 27 - Radio Settings Screen

Ground Coordinates[Survey] [Projection] [Setup Ground Coordinates]The Ground Coordinates wizard is used to apply a switch between mapping plane grid a

Page 28 - General Receiver Settings

calculated based on the local ground origin.Override scale factor: Where you can over ride the scale factor. Check this control to enable the scale f

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next data collection point. You can change both the antenna measurement and measure to setting by tapping on [SetHR] to open the Receiver Antenna scr

Page 30 - Measure Mode Settings

Select the RINEX file, or NGS data sheet point…: Allows you to select any valid data sheet point found from thedrop-down list.[Details]: Opens a scree

Page 31 - Units Settings

Multiple Point ResultsThis screen displays the values to be used to create the new GPS control points.New GPS Control Points to be Created: For all of

Page 32 - Format Settings

ground. It is automatically opened to provide the option of updating job file points any time you change the coordinatesystem definition, such as sel

Page 33 - Descriptions Settings

Database Zone: Display controls to pick a map projection from the regions and zones in the database.Database Site: Display controls to pick a localize

Page 34 - Scale Settings

error.Apply: Applies the adjustment to the listed points. Note: When the Adjust with Projection wizard was opened from the menu, tapping Apply will on

Page 35 - Calculate Scale

[< Back]: returns to the previous screen.[Next >]: opens the next screen, which depends if the file type selected is *.JOB, Old *.JOB, *.CR5, *.

Page 36 - Stakeout Settings

Projection Calculator – ScaleMapping Plane Scale Factor: Displays the computed mapping plane scale factor on the selected mapping plane at thereferenc

Page 37 - Level Settings

Recoverable Files tab: Lists the details of all the files on the receiver that were recently deleted. Files can be selectedfrom this list and recovere

Page 38 - FGCS Defaults

processing points in the job file will go on the layer selected on the Job | Settings | Post Process screen.Point or Site ID: Enter the station name f

Page 39 - Date/Time Settings

[Post Process] [End Recording]The End Recording menu is used to stop recording. When you tap [End Recording], you are first prompted to select arecei

Page 40 - Buttons Settings

Leveling MenuThe Leveling Menu replaces the Survey Menu when running in leveling mode. It contains routines to perform a levelloop or 2-peg test.Selec

Page 41 - General Settings

loop, or create a new level loop.Select an Existing Loop: allows you to select an existing loop from the dropdown list.[Activate Selected Loop]: opens

Page 42 - Edit Points

Station/Point Name: displays the Station column where the name of each point and the number of each turning pointshot is listed. This column cannot be

Page 43 - Edit Point - Location

necessary shots for a turning point.[Notes]: displays all the notes for the current level loop.Leveling Shots[Leveling] [Level] [Turn to Turning Point

Page 44 - New Polyline

Default Location for New Points: is where you specify the northing and easting to use when the new point is storedsince the leveling procedure cannot

Page 45 - Add/Edit Curve

[Overwrite]: Allows you to overwrite the coordinates of the benchmark with the new coordinates. This option will notbe available when the benchmark en

Page 46 - Add / Edit Alignments

Export *.TXT Coordinates – Screen TwoSelect the desired order and format for the resulting TXT file from the list of options.[Finish]: exports the sel

Page 47 - Edit Alignmentt

Peg Test ResultsThe Peg Test Results screen appears after all the required shots are performed for a peg test. The screen lists the detailsfor all the

Page 48 - Edit Segment - Line Card

Leveling Remote Control[Leveling] [Remote Control]The Remote Control screen can only be accessed in leveling mode when trigonometric leveling with a r

Page 49 - Edit Segment - Vertical Curve

Stakeout MenuThe Stakeout Menu contains a variety of stakeout routines, including offset staking.Stake Points IndexStake List of Points IndexStake to

Page 50 - Auto Linework

Stake to LineStake to Line- Screen 2Remote Stake to LineStakeout Menu IndexMain IndexOffset Staking IndexOffset StakingOffset Staking- Screen 2Offset

Page 51 - View Raw Data File

Stakeout Menu IndexMain IndexStake Curve & Offset IndexStake Curve and OffsetStake Curve and Offset- Screen 2Stake Curve and Offset- Screen 3Stake

Page 52 - Raw Data Note

StakeDTM - Screen 2Stakeout Menu IndexMain IndexStation Staking IndexStation StakingCross-Section ViewStation Staking - Screen 2Station Staking - Scre

Page 53 - Layers for Staking DTM

[Solve >]: takes you to the second Stake Points screen where the distance and direction to the design point isdisplayed, see below.: opens the Stak

Page 54 - Edit Polyline

CUT/FILL: displays the required amount of cut or fill to bring the stake point to the design point’s elevation.Rod Elev: displays the elevation at the

Page 55 - 3D View Settings

Performing stake out in remote mode is different from running in a non-remote mode because the feedback iscontinuous and provided in the rod’s point o

Page 56 - Job Information

Edit Point List[Stakeout] [Stake List of Points] [Change Design Point…] or[Stakeout] [Stake List of Points] Edit ListThe Edit Point List screen is us

Page 57 - Calculator

Backup / Restore Job[File] [Backup / Restore]The Backup / Restore wizard consists of a series of screens that are used to backup or restore all the f

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The second screen is where the staking is performed. The graphic display of this screen will change depending on howclose the rod is to the specified

Page 59 - Take Pictures

The Offset Staking screen is used to stake the center of a road, the road edge, the curb/ditch edge, or any offset at fixedintervals. An existing poly

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Offset Staking - Screen 3The third Offset Staking screen is used to select the station and section of the road to be staked and to specify an offsetdi

Page 61 - Traverse Index

[Circle Zero]: is used to modify the circle on the total station so that the angle right reading will be zero when it isfacing the current target, whi

Page 62 - Solar Observation Index

is advanced by the Increment value.Offset Staking – Screen 6This screen is used to describe the stake point before it is stored and select if the Resu

Page 63 - Station Setup

1/2 Road Width: is the horizontal width of Left and Right sides of the road, respectively, from the centerline to thenearest edge of the curb or ditch

Page 64 - Station Setup Known Point

Des. Slope: is the design cut or fill slope.Obs. Slope: is the computed (observed) cut or fill slope based on the last shot and the corresponding hing

Page 65 - Station Setup Resection

The button described below selects the type of slope that will be used between the catch point and hinge point from thefollowing options:[Automatic Sl

Page 66 - Station Setup Use Last

Offset from CP: is the offset from the catch point specified in the previous screen.From Instrument to Design Point: displays the angle and distance i

Page 67 - Check Setup

The second screen is used to perform the actual point slope staking shots.Rod Elev: is the current elevation at the rod location.Des. Slope: is the de

Page 68 - Traverse Now or Later?

Backup / Restore – BackupWhen performing a backup, all the files associated with the current job are listed and will be included in the archive.Create

Page 69 - Point Exists Screen

following options:[Automatic Slope]: selects the slope that is nearest to the current rod position.[Force CUT Slope]: forces all computations to be ba

Page 70 - Repetition Shots

location (when U is selected).[> Grade]: specifies a slope from the specified line to the parallel line that is being staked. When this is a non-ze

Page 71 - Radial Sideshots

Screen 1 is used to define the primary line used to determine the location of the line to be staked and the stationassociated with the Start Point.Scr

Page 72 - Horizontal Angle Offset

Height of Rod: is the length of the rod.[< Back]: returns to the previous screen.[Solve>]: opens the third Stake Curve and Offset screen.Note: A

Page 73 - Auto Collect

Screen 4 is used to stake the current station.Stake Out Point (Store/Tape) ScreenThe Stake Out Point (Store/Tape) screen allows you to store a point a

Page 74 - Quick Codes

spiral from the Start Point) when the L is selected or on the right when R is selected.Note: An offset of zero would result in the spiral curve it

Page 75 - Corner & Angle

[Stake >]: opens the next screen, which is identical to the third Stake Points screen.Stake Spiral and Offset - Screen SummaryScreen 1 is used to d

Page 76 - Corner & Offset

Shot Data: displays the angles and distance measured by the total station from the last shot.[Shot]: takes a shot to the prism.[< Back]: returns to

Page 77 - Shoot From Two Ends

Store Offset Points - Screen 3The third Store Offset Points screen is used to define which offset points will be stored.From Station: is the station w

Page 78 - Record Mode

Warning: If importing a DXF or DTM file where the distance units in the source file are different than the distanceunits for the current job, the impo

Page 79 - Solar Observation

a Ranger.)Baud Rate: specifies the communications speed. The baud rate must match in both units for successfulcommunications.Parity: specifies the par

Page 80 - The Enter Shot Data Screen

Stake DTM – Screen 2[Stakeout] [Stake DTM] [Next >]The second Stake DTM screen displays all relevant information for the current rod position and a

Page 81 - Remote Control

The Station Staking routine allows you to stake the stations, offsets, and surfaces built into a LandXML file.The first Station Staking screen is used

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The second Station Staking screen is used to configure which Station, Surface, and Offset you want to stake.Use the corresponding and buttons to sc

Page 83 - Video Display Options

From Point: is the reference point that the specified angle and distance information is applied to for locating the newpoint.[Azimuth] / [Bearing]: is

Page 84 - Aim Card

[Stakeout] [Where Is Next Point]The Where is Next Point screen is used to assist the rod person in locating another point, given the current rod point

Page 85 - GeoLock Settings

[GPS…]: opens the Sky Plot screen to view the GPS satellite constellation.[Best Fit]: opens the Best Fit screen (below) used to add control points to

Page 86 - Surface Scan

Points Currently Used in Best Fit: lists the points that are being used in the Best Fit solution. This section is hiddenwhen no points have yet been u

Page 87 - Video Scan

Stakeout Menu for GPSStake PointsStake to LineStake to Line – Screen 2Offset Staking IndexSlope StakingSlope Staking – Screen 4Point Slope Staking Ind

Page 88 - Video Scan Settings

computed by the receiver. When this area of the screen is tapped, the epoch count stops and the GPS Status screenopens.Go SOUTH / NORTH: displays the

Page 89 - No Job mode

Note: Tap the graphic portion of the screen for an expanded view.GPS Status: displays the current solution type, the number of satellites used, and th

Page 90 - Job mode

This will close the program and return you to the operating system installed on your data collector.18

Page 91 - Quick Stake States

Although the graphic portion of the screen is continuously updated, the numeric values are not updated until the [Shot]button is tapped. The correct

Page 92

VD to HP: is the vertical distance from the rod to the hinge point.HD to CL: is the horizontal distance from the rod to the centerline.VD to CL: is th

Page 93 - MSR/MSR2 Key Support

Once the line is selected, the second screen is opened where information is displayed about the rod position and theselected line.GPS Status: displays

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rover location, the occupied TIN triangle, and the rectangular DTM corners of the DTM boundary.Note: the DTM boundary corners and TIN triangle may not

Page 95

Inverse MenuThe Inverse Menu contains routines that compute the direction and distance between two objects. The followingscreens are available from th

Page 96 - Start Survey Index

The Inverse Point to Line screen computes the perpendicular offset distance and direction from a known point to acontinuous line defined by two points

Page 97 - Control Points Contents

point names.[Solve]: will compute the distance and direction of the offset from the known point perpendicular to the polyline.Note: There is no soluti

Page 98 - Projection Contents

Inverse Point to Location / Point[Inverse] [Location / Point]The Inverse Point to Location / Point screen will calculate the distance and direction fr

Page 99 - Receiver

Cogo MenuThe Cogo Menu contains all of the coordinate geometry routines used to perform computations from the existing jobdata. The following screens

Page 100 - Post Process

Horiz. Dist: is the horizontal distance from the reference point to the new point.Vert. Dist: is the vertical distance from the reference point to the

Page 101 - Sat Info

Job Menu IndexSettings IndexEdit Points IndexEdit Polylines IndexEdit Alignment IndexAuto LineworkView Raw DataDTM IndexManage LayersJob InformationCa

Page 102 - Starting a Survey

they will be treated as straight sections in the offset alignment that is created. The Offset Staking or Offset Pointsroutine should be used to stake

Page 103 - Receiver Antenna

polyline, or alignment.Start Station: is the station for the first node of the selected line.Station: is the station on the line where you want to com

Page 104 - One Matching Base Point

The Compute Area routine computes the area of a flat horizontal plane encompassed by a selected boundary.[Tap Line…]: allows you to tap an existing po

Page 105 - GPS Resection / Backsight

Triangle Solutions[Cogo] [Triangle Solutions]The Triangle Solutions screen will solve for the unknown parts of a triangle after providing three known

Page 106 - Occupy Control Setup

Perimeter: is the length of the boundary from the first point to the last point, plus any additional length between thelast point and the first point.

Page 107 - Solve Calibration - Results

Add to Map[Cogo] [Map Check] [Add to Map…]The Add to Map screen is used to add the existing line and curve data to the current job as a polyline.Descr

Page 108 - Select Base Point At Rover

[Azimuth] / [Bearing]: defines the direction of the boundary sides with lengths that are not yet known.ResultsPoint 1 / 2: Displays the coordinate of

Page 109 - Traverse Base

Earth Curvature Adjust: When checked, the computed horizontal distance and vertical distance will account for thecurvature of the earth and refraction

Page 110 - Offset Shots

Use Elevation from Point: When checked, and if storing the point, the elevation for the computed point will be theelevation of the point selected here

Page 111 - Occupy Data Points

Curve MenuThe Curve Menu contains routines that will compute all aspects of a horizontal curve and assist in curve layout.Curve SolutionKnown PI and T

Page 112 - Check Control Point

Main MenuThe Main Menu is the starting point where all the other screens described in this manual are accessed.The area at the bottom of the screen is

Page 113 - Resume Survey

GNSS Receiver SettingsReceiver CommunicationAdd ReceiverData Modem Settings CardModem Serial CommunicationsRadio SettingsCell Phone Settings ScreenIP

Page 114 - Projection

Chord: is the chord length.Deg. Arc: is the deflection angle that results in a 100-ft. arc length.Deg. Chord: is the deflection angle that results in

Page 115 - Calibration Set Zone

Tangent: is the distance from the PC or PT to the PI.Three Point Curve[Curve] [3 Point Curve]The Three Point Curve screen will compute the details of

Page 116 - Calibration Settings

Fillet: is the area between the arc length and the tangents.Compute Radius Point[Curve] [Radius Point]The Compute Radius Point screen is used to compu

Page 117 - Key in parameters

Sector: is the area between the arc length and the two edge radii.Fillet: is the area between the arc length and the tangents.Line Tangent to Circles[

Page 118 - Select Coordinate System

Deflection: is the angle to turn to the current station.PI to Station: is the distance from the PI to the current station.Tangent Offset: provides per

Page 119 - Key In Zone - Setup

ResultsRadius: is the distance from the radius point to the curve.Length: is the arc length.Chord: is the chord length.Delta: is the deflection angle.

Page 120 - Key In Zone - Ellipse

Store PT: When checked, will store the computed PT point with the specified point name.[Store RP]: When checked, the computed radius point will be sto

Page 121 - Key In Zone - Results

PVC / PVI Station: is the station for the specified point.PVC / PVI Elevation: is the elevation for the specified point.Begin Grade: is the grade at t

Page 122 - Ground Coordinates - Scale

buttons and then re-computed with the Layout button.Current station: is the station that will be solved for with the Layout button.Elevation: is the k

Page 123 - Remote Elevation

Elevation: is the elevation for the current station.Spiral[Curve] [Spiral]The Spiral screen will compute the details of a spiral curve, given the spir

Page 124 - Import GPS Control

Job Menu IndexMain IndexDTM IndexView DTMLayers for Staking DTMChoose PolylineAdd/Edit Break-linesEdit Break-lines PolylinesPoints on DTM Layer3D View

Page 125 - Single Point Results

[Layout]: computes the location of the Current Station.ResultsStation: is the current station.Deflection: is the horizontal angle to the current stati

Page 126 - Adjust with Projection

Roads MenuThe Roads Menu contains the routines used to perform road layout.Edit Templates IndexEdit AlignmentsEdit Roads IndexRoad Stakeout IndexRoad

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Roads Menu IndexMain IndexRoad Slope Staking IndexRoad Slope StakingRoad Slope Staking - Screen 2Roads Menu IndexMain IndexShow Station IndexRoad Stat

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Edit Template[Roads] [Edit Templates] [Edit…]or [Roads] [Edit Templates] [New…]The Edit Template screen is identical to the New Template screen and is

Page 129 - Projection Calculator

Slope / V Offset: is the slope of the segment, or the vertical length, respectively. When defining a vertical offset,select the D if the segment trav

Page 130 - File Management

The New Road screen is identical to the Edit Road screen and is used to assemble the parts of a road or edit anexisting road. This screen consists of

Page 131 - Static Receiver Session

Road Profiles Screen[Roads] [Edit Roads] ([New…] or [Edit…]) [Road] [View Profiles…]The Road Profiles screen allows you to see information about the c

Page 132 - End Recording

[Check…]: checks the road for errors and displays the results in the Roads Report screen, described above.Add / Edit Template Screen[Roads] [Edit Road

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[Check…]: checks the road for errors and displays the results in the Roads Report screen.Add / Edit Widening Screen[Roads] [Edit Roads] ([New…] or [Ed

Page 134 - Select/Create Loop

[Check…]: checks the road for errors and displays the results in the Roads Report screen.Add / Edit Super Elevation Screen[Roads] [Edit Roads] ([New…]

Page 135 - Level Notes Settings

[Activate]: Activates the selected instrument profile.[GeoLock]: Opens the GeoLock Settings screen.[Delete]: Deletes the selected instrument profile.[

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[Tap Road…]: opens the Tap on a Road screen where you can tap on any road in the job to select it.Name: displays the name of the selected road.Begin S

Page 137 - Leveling Side Shot

The third Stake Road screen displays distance, direction, and other information about the point to be staked.Station: displays the station where the s

Page 138 - Point Exists

Use Station Equation: When checked, the current station equation will be applied to the road.[Equation Settings] : opens the Station Equation screen w

Page 139 - 2 Peg Shots

where you want the hinge point location to be computed from in situations requiring a fill or a cut respectively. (Thehinge point will occur at the no

Page 140 - Adjustment – Preview Screen

Template: displays the name of the template that is used at the rod position.Segment: displays the name of the template's segment at the rod posi

Page 141 - Leveling Remote Control

Note: When Stake "Corners", Not Just Even Intervals is checked in Stakeout Settings, the location where thestationing change occurs is consi

Page 142 - Stake to Line Index

Adjust MenuThe Adjust Menu contains routines to perform a variety of adjustments.ScaleTranslateRotateTraverse Adjust IndexMain IndexTraverse Adjust In

Page 143 - Stake Line & Offset Index

[Tap Points…]: allows you to select points by tapping them from a map view.[To/From…]: allows you to select points by typing in a point range.Translat

Page 144 - Stake DTM Index

rotated.[New Azimuth] / [New Bearing]: is the direction between the same two points specified above after the rotation.[Solve]: will perform the rotat

Page 145 - Stake Points

[Next >]: opens the next screen of the adjustment wizard.Traverse Adjust - Compass RuleIf a compass rule adjustment is being performed, this screen

Page 146 - Stake Points - Screen 3

Level Method[Job] [Settings] [Instrument] (select Manual Mode) [Instrument Settings…]The Level Method screen is used to select the leveling method you

Page 147 - Remote Staking

of sides in the traverse.Length: is the sum of all the sides of the boundary.Perimeter: is the length plus the error distance.[Adjust]: if the results

Page 148 - Stake List of Points Screen

Miscellaneous Screens MenuThe following screens are only available via a Quick Pick or a power button (see the User's Manual). They are notavaila

Page 149 - Stake to Line- Screen 2

remaining points. The default location is the POB defined from the Edit Alignment screen.Edit Description List (From any Description field), Edit Desc

Page 150 - Offset Staking

Quick Pick Editor, Edit Quick Pick (located at bottom of list)The Quick Pick Editor is used to customize the list of routines available from the Qui

Page 151 - Offset Staking - Screen 2

The third example describes a curve with a radius of 100, using the same units as the job, that begins at Point 7,turning to the Left (from the point

Page 152 - Offset Staking - Screen 4

Zoom To Point Button: prompts you for a point name and then the map view will be centered to the specifiedpoint with the point label displayed in red

Page 153 - Offset Staking – Screen 5

From the Map View, tap , [Edit…]The Edit Basemaps screen is used to preview the selected basemap, and if it is a vector basemap, the way the basemapa

Page 154 - Slope Staking - Screen 2

[Delete]: Deletes the selected Smart Target.[Activate]: Activates the selected Smart Target. The active smart target is marked with the symbol.Note:

Page 155 - Slope Staking- Screen 4

[Finish]: Applies the transformation to the display of the map in the map control 238

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Appendix MenuTransverse Mercator ZonesLambert ZonesMain IndexTransverse Mercator ZonesCentral Meridians for State Plane CoordinatesE = EastW = WestC =

Page 157 - Slope Staking Offset Stake

Tap and hold the receiver profile to show the context-sensitive menu: Receiver Info: Select to launch the Receiver Info dialog.Rename: Select to renam

Page 158 - Point Slope Staking

C 14 00W 115 45Illinois E 88 20W 90 10Indiana E 85 40W 87 05Maine E 68 30W 70 10Michigan(1934)E 83 40C 85 45W 88 45Mississippi E 88 50W 90 20Missouri

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NC = North CentralSC = South CentralM = MainlandI = IslandO = OffshoreState ZoneCentralMeridianZoneConstantArkansas N 92 00 0.581899S 92 00 0.559691Ca

Page 160 - Stake Line and Offset

S 109 30 0.714901Nebraska N 100 00 0.673451S 99 30 0.656076New York(Long Island)74 00 0.654082NorthCarolina79 00 0.577171North Dakota N 100 30 0.74413

Page 162 - Curve and Offset – Screen 2

Bluetooth Device: Select the Bluetooth receiver from the Bluetooth Device list. If your receiver is not in the list, tap[Bluetooth Settings].[Bluetoot

Page 163 - Curve and Offset – Screen 3

Serial Port: Displays the serial port the receiver uses to communicate with the modem.[Configure]: Opens the Modem Serial Comms. screen where you can

Page 164 - Stake Spiral and Offset

Internet Protocol modem settingsSerial Port fieldsBaudrate: Displays the baud rate the receiver uses to communicate with the cellphone.Parity: Display

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it is because the radio type does not support it.Channel: Select the channel the radio will use to communicate with the other radio.Sensitivity: Selec

Page 166 - Show Station and Offset

The General tab enables you to change general settings on the receiver. Every receiver has the option to change the elevation cutoff angle and the opt

Page 167 - Store Offset Points

The following command bar buttons are available in screens other than the Main Menu. Each is described below. (OK): Performs the desired action then c

Page 168 - Stake DTM

Confidence Level: Set the statistical criteria to use in the RTK engine’s fixed ambiguity resolution algorithm. Thesettings of ‘Low’, ‘Medium’, and ‘

Page 169 - Choose a Centerline

H RMS: Horizontal RMS threshold for automatic acceptance or warning on point acceptance.V RMS: Vertical RMS threshold for automatic acceptance or warn

Page 170 - Station Staking

Display Feet/Inches: Allows you to view distances in feet and inches. Available only if the current distance isInternational Feet or US Feet. If selec

Page 171 - Station Staking – Screen 2

meter values.Acres / Hectares: Allows you to display from zero to four places passed the decimal point for acre or hectare values.Distances: Allows yo

Page 172 - Define a Location

Surveying SettingsThe Surveying Settings card allows you to select various options that affect how data collection is performed.Prompt for Description

Page 173 - Where is Next Point

Use a grid factor with sea level correction: Uses a mapping plane scale factor that is adjusted for elevation changes.Use automatic map plane grid fac

Page 174 - Navigation

surface.Ground to Grid: Displays the combined scale factor that will be used for ground to grid calculations. Grid to Ground:displays the inverse of t

Page 175 - Navigation – Best Fit Screen

Settings card, described earlier.Note: There is no Prompt for Description checkbox as in the Surveying Settings card because you are always promptedfo

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[Job] [Settings] [Level]The Level Setting screen is only available when running in leveling mode. It is used to configure all of the settings forperfo

Page 177 - Stake Points (GPS Staking)

Class: Indicates the class of the level loop that you want to load the default tolerances for.Tapping loads the tolerances into the Level Settings s

Page 178 - Stake to Line – Screen 2

File MenuThe File Menu Index contains routines to transfer files between the Data Collector and another device.Open/New IndexSave AsImport IndexExport

Page 179 - Slope Staking – Screen 4

UT1. (UT1=UTC+DUT)Note: The date, time and UTC are computed using Window CE's Date/Time properties.[Set Date]: Sets the system date with the date

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[Survey Defaults]: Set all assignments in the Assignment Within Survey Program field to the software's defaultsettings.[System Defaults]: Set all

Page 181 - Show Station – Screen 2

fields, regardless of the keyboard setting.Log Serial Port Traffic: When checked, all serial port traffic will be logged to a text file called TDS-Log

Page 182 - DTM GPS Shot

Layer: The layer where the selected points will be moved.Edit Point - General[Job] [Edit Points] [Edit…] [General]The General card of the Edit Point s

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Edit Point - Geodetic Location[Job] [Edit Geodetic] [Edit…] [Geodetic]The Geodetic card is used to modify the geodetic parameters.Has Geodetic Data: c

Page 184 - Inverse Point to Line

[Properties]: Allows you to enter a Description and select a Layer for the Polyline. If you have a feature codeloaded, you can also add [Attributes].P

Page 185 - Inverse Point to Polyline

Length: The length of the spiral, measured along the curve from the TS to the SC.Turn: Specifies if the spiral curve turns to the Right or Left as you

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Export .RD5 File: Opens the Save As screen where the current alignment can be saved to a *.RD5 file.Edit Alignmentt[Job] [Edit Alignments] [Edit…] or

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Start Station: The station on the alignment that corresponds with the starting location or point.Edit Alignment Screen – General TabThe General tab in

Page 188 - Point in Direction

[Chord]: The chord length.[Tangent]: The distance from the PC or PT to the PI.[Mid Ord]: The distance between the curve and the chord at the center of

Page 189 - Offset Line

Export Coordinates - Screen 2Export .JOB CoordinatesExport Old .JOB CoordinatesExport .CR5 CoordinatesExport .TXT CoordinatesExport .TXT Coordinates-

Page 190 - Station Offset

[Get Previous Grade]: Automatically enter a Start Grade equal to the grade at the end of the previous segment.Auto Linework[Job] [Auto Linework]The Au

Page 191 - Compute Area

appended to the FENCE polyline. This routine is enhanced with the Props command, described below.On: When checked, activates the associated linework c

Page 192 - Surface Area

Raw Data Note[Job] [View Raw Data] [Note...]The Raw Data Note screen is used to append a note to the raw data file. The note can consist of any string

Page 193 - Map Check

Note: Custom code buttons remain intact even when switching or creating new jobs because the details of thesebuttons are stored to a text file in the

Page 194 - Add / Edit Curve

Choose Polyline[Job] [View DTM] [Boundary…]The Choose Polyline screen is used to select an existing polyline that defines a boundary for your non-refe

Page 195 - Predetermined Area

Points on DTM Layer[Job] [View DTM] [Points…]The Points on DTM Layer screen displays all the points on the DTM layer and allows you to add points from

Page 196 - SD/ZA to HD/VD

Height Exaggerated to the Maximum: When checked, the height exaggeration is automatically set to a high value.When unchecked, the height exaggeration

Page 197 - Average Points

[Job] [Job Info]The Job Information screen displays details of the current job and allows you to remove wasted space in the currentjob file.Filename:

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+: Adds x and y.÷: Divides y by x.-: Subtracts y from x.×: Multiplies x and y.[Enter]: Moves the active value to Level 1 of the stack, or duplicates L

Page 199 - Curve Solution

dms -: Subtracts x in degrees.minutes-seconds from y in degrees.minutes-seconds.ex: Raises 2.718281828 to the power of x.10x: Raises 10 to the power o

Page 200 - Known PI and Tangents

The New Job screen is used to create a new job.Create a New Job - File Name ScreenDirectory: displays the directory where the current job will be stor

Page 201 - Three Point Curve

New Picture File Name: Enter the picture name here. The previous name entered will initially be entered in this fieldfor you, except the number will b

Page 202 - Compute Radius Point

Survey MenuThe Survey Menu contains the routines used for collecting data.Station SetupCheck SetupTraverse IndexRepetition ShotsMultiple SideshotsRadi

Page 203 - Horizontal Curve Layout

Survey Menu IndexMain IndexOffsets IndexDistance OffsetsHorizontal Angle OffsetVertical Angle OffsetSurvey Menu IndexMain IndexAutoCollect IndexAuto C

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ResultsSurvey Menu IndexMain IndexVideo Scan IndexVideo ScanVideo Scan SettingsSurvey Menu IndexMain IndexRemote Control IndexRemote ControlRemote Sho

Page 205 - Traverse on Curve

Setup Type: Select the type of setup to do with this wizard. You can choose from: Known Point, Unknown Point(Resection), and Use Last Setup.Station

Page 206 - Parabolic Curve

[Finish]: Records the setup and exits the wizard.Station Setup Known Point – Orient Instrument – BS PointBS Point: Enter the point name to use for t

Page 207 - Parabolic Layout

2D Survey Check this box to conduct a 2D survey. This option will allow you to select a 2D point for the occupypoint, and will disable the height of

Page 208 - Straight Grade

[ Next > ]: Advances to the Station Setup Use Last – Send Circle Page.Station Setup Use Last – Send CircleFixed Target / Roving Target: Select th

Page 209 - Spiral Layout

collector and the foresight point will automatically advance to the next available point.[Traverse]: Triggers the total station to take a shot to the

Page 210 - Traverse on Spiral

set up on the next occupy point, or select [Shoot New Traverse] to re-shoot the traverse shot.Traverse Wizard[Survey] [Traverse / Sideshot] [Traverse]

Page 211 - Road Stakeout Index

c or ch = ChainsOnce the cursor leaves that field, the distance will be converted automatically. (A space between the value and the unitabbreviation i

Page 212 - Add/Edit Templates

When running in remote mode, tapping the [Traverse] or [Side Shot] button from the Traverse / Sideshot screen willopen the Remote Shot screen.The Remo

Page 213 - Edit Segment

[Side Shot]: Use the repetition data gathered to create a new side shot point. The foresight point will automaticallyadvance to the next available poi

Page 214 - New Road Screen / Edit Road

side shots in reverse order.Option: When shooting the first set, measuring a distance and angle for each shot is required, but when starting allsubseq

Page 215 - Roads Report Screen

The Horizontal Angle Offset screen allows you to compute and store the location of a new point that cannot beoccupied, such as at the center of large

Page 216 - The Templates Card

Note: This routine only works when used with a robotic total station in remote control mode.Foresight: The point name that will be used when storing t

Page 217 - The Widenings Card

The Quick Codes screen is used to rapidly take shots with different description codes.Foresight: Is where you enter the foresight point name.Note: If

Page 218 - Super Elevations Card

[Survey] [Corner & Angle]The Corner and Angle screen is used to store a point that cannot be shot on a reference line using a reflectorless totals

Page 219 - Road Stakeout

different elevation or tap to accept the computed elevation.Corner & Plane[Survey] [Corner & Plane]The Corner and Plane screen is used to st

Page 220 - Stake Road - Screen 3

[BS Setup…]: Opens the Station Setup screen where the current backsight can be modified.: A shortcut to the Surveying Settings and Repetition Settings

Page 221 - Road Slope Staking

Store Pt: When checked, the elevation of the point specified here will be replaced with the computed elevation.[Take Shot…]: Computes the elevation fo

Page 222 - Road Slope Staking - Screen 2

Northing: is the Y-coordinate of the initial point.Easting: is the X-coordinate of the initial point.Elevation: is the elevation of the initial point.

Page 223 - Road Station and Offset

[Corrections]: Displays which corrections are currently selected with an N for no, or a Y for yes. When tapped, theCorrections screen opens where the

Page 224 - Station Equation

Current Date / Time: Displays the current date, time, and DUT. These settings can be changed from the Date/TimeSettings screen.Date: If incorrect, the

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The Remote Control screen allows you to turn the total station in any direction using the arrow buttons on the keypadand control the tacking functions

Page 226 - Translate

Results Card[Survey] [Remote Control] [Results]The Results card displays live angle data from the total station and live distance data is displayed de

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for the text can be selected with the corresponding color button.Smart Point Labels: When checked, some point names will automatically be hidden if th

Page 228 - Traverse Adjust

scale bars will also switch between angles or distances. The scales in the scale bars are calculated using the lastdistance that was measured.Foresigh

Page 229 - Traverse Adjust - Results

receiver. (The GPS receiver settings are configured on the Job > Settings > NMEA GPS page.)Enable GeoLock: When checked, enables the GeoLock fea

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Surface Scan Statistics[Survey] [Surface Scan] [Next >]The Surface Scan Statistics screen displays details about the surface that was just defined.

Page 231 - Create Points Screen

the desired height and a near-zero width and then tap this button. Predefined Vertical Scan Frame: Generates a vertical scan frame with horizontal lim

Page 232 - Convert Slant HI -> HI

At Distance: The distance from the total station to the surface to be scanned.Shoot: Tap to measure a new distance for the At Distance field.By Angle

Page 233 - Select Points

The Import screen is used to add the points from another source into the current job or import the data from aLandXML file to the current job.Warning:

Page 234 - Map View

Search: Find a prism and lock onto it.LockNGo: Lock onto a prism and follow it.Stop: Stop tracking prism.Open/New: Opens the Open/New Job screen. Las

Page 235 - Edit Basemaps

Note: Taking a shot can be a two-step process, depending on the setting for the MSR key. First, initiate ameasurement with the MSR key. Once the sho

Page 236 - Manage Smart Targets

instrument, Angle to Turn To appears with an arrow icon and the angle itself is in the current angle unit. When theinstrument is turned to the left by

Page 237 - Basemap Orientation Wizard

Operating Quick StakePrerequisites: Open a job. Make sure that backsight and occupying have been solved.1. Pick a design point: Enter the point, tap

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The MSR2 key takes a reflectorless shot with a 0.0 prism constant and a 0.0 height of rod. It also stores the shotas a Sideshot (if able) when used i

Page 239 - Transverse Mercator Zones

The items available in the Survey Menu with the GNSS module depend the current state of the setup. There are threestates:No RTK survey.Base is set up,

Page 240 - Lambert Zones

Control Points IndexQuick CodesBase InfoProjection IndexRemote ElevationReceiver InformationAdjust with Projection IndexProjection Calculator IndexFil

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Start Survey at RoverConnect to RoverProjection PromptSet Rover ReceiverSelect Base Point at RoverGNSS Resection / BacksightOccupy Control Set UpOccup

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Note: If you specify an existing point in the Point field, you are prompted to overwrite or use the next available point.You will not have the option

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Projection Calculator Rotation Scale – Height Correction ScaleGPS Status[Survey] [GPS Status]The GPS Status screen contains several index car

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