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53.3 Timed Measurements Description Surveying regulations in some countries require that several instruments in a session start the point measurement simultaneously at a predefined time. Timed measurements are possible for all types of GPS operations, except for real-time base operations. Requirements • Automatically start measuring point on entering survey: Timed is configured in Quality Control, Advanced page. Refer to "12.4 Quality control". • Time at point is configured for one of the lines in one of the survey screen pages. Refer to "24.3 My Survey Screen". Access For RTK rover: Select Main Menu: Go to Work!, Survey. Survey, Survey page Refer to "53.1 Surveying Points" for a description of keys. Viva Series, Survey - General 1676
Description of fields Field Option Description Start time Editable field The current local time with the seconds rounded to 00, for example for the current local time 07:37:12 it is 07:38:00. Type in the start time in hours, minutes and seconds for when the point measurement will begin. Press Meas. The point measurement does not start yet. The name of the field changes to Time to go. Time to go Display only The countdown time in hours, minutes and seconds before the point measurement starts automatically. The point measurement starts when it is 00:00:00. Then, data is logged as configured in the working style. Any measurement counter defined to be used in survey screen page is displayed and starts incrementing. The name of the field changes to Time at point. Time at point Display only The time in hours, minutes and seconds from when the point is measured until point measurement is stopped. Press Stop and Store when enough data is collected. The name of the field changes to Start time. Viva Series, Survey - General 1677
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Version 4.0 English Leica Viva Seri
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Validity of this manual • This ma
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Table of Contents In this manual Ch
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7.4.2 Creating/Editing a Code 147 7
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12.1.4 Editing an Existing RTK Prof
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18.13 Total Station 408 18.14 GSI O
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23 Instrument - TPS camera settings
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29.7.1 Overview 641 29.7.2 Configur
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34.3 Using the Calculator 748 34.3.
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39.9.2 Manually Entered 917 39.9.3
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43.7 Measuring Points to a Referenc
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45.4.3 Inserting/Editing an Element
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46.4.13 Re-initialise search 1446 4
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50.3 Configuring Setup 1594 50.4 Se
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57.2 Hidden Point Methods 1735 57.2
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Appendix B Internal Memory 1850 App
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1 Configurable Keys 1.1 Hot Keys
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1.2 Favourites Key Description �
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2 TPS Settings 2.1 Leica TPS Favour
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Description of options Icon Descrip
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2.2 Check Point Description This sc
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Field Option Description Height dif
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Description of fields Field Option
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Turn Instrument to Hz/V, Relative p
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2.5 Orientation With Compass Descri
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2.6 Using the Digital Camera Taking
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Leica GPS Favourites The appearance
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Icon Description Camera To begin th
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Description of the main menu functi
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Key Description OK To start the hig
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Next step Key Description OK To sel
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Next step Key Description OK To sel
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4.5 User Description User is availa
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5 Jobs & Data - Jobs 5.1 Overview D
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Key Description �The default valu
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Field Option Description Average Co
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Key Description Page To change to a
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Additional calculation method for t
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Job Properties:, Codelist page Key
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Job Properties:, CAD files page Key
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CAD Layers Next step IF you want to
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5.4 Choosing a Job Access • For a
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5.5 Managing Job Codes Description
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Edit Code Next step IF THEN the job
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6 Jobs & Data - Data 6.1 Overview D
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Key Description More To display inf
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6.3 Point Management 6.3.1 Creating
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New Point, Code page Next step Page
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� Field Option Description Attrib
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Key Description Store To store the
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Edit Point:, RTK info page Availabl
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Edit Point:, Code page Field Option
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6.3.3 Mean Page Description In orde
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Access step-by-step The Mean page c
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Key Description More To change betw
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6.4 Line/Area Management 6.4.1 Over
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Key Description Last To recall the
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Creating lines/areas most efficient
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Edit Line, Code page Key Descriptio
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Key Description OK To close the scr
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Sorts & Filters, Points page The av
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Field Option Description Box around
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Field Option Description Distance t
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Key Description OK To close the scr
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7.2 Accessing Codelist Management A
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7.3 Creating/Editing a Codelist Acc
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7.4 Managing Codes 7.4.1 Accessing
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7.4.2 Creating/Editing a Code �
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Field Option Description Linework S
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Key Description New.. To create a n
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� Default coordinate systems Acti
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Key Description New.. To create a c
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New Coordinate System or Edit Coord
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8.4 Transformations 8.4.1 Accessing
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8.4.2 Creating/Editing a Transforma
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8.5 Ellipsoids 8.5.1 Accessing Elli
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8.6 Projections 8.6.1 Accessing Pro
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Column Option Description Oblique M
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Field Option Description Type Selec
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8.7.2 Accessing Geoid Model Managem
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8.7.3 Creating a New Geoid Model fr
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9 Jobs & Data - Import data 9.1 Ove
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Format Characteristic Specialities
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Key Description Fn Quit To exit the
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Configuration Key Description OK To
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Configuration (GSI) Description of
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Key Description OK To import the da
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Configuration This screen is availa
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IF THEN a single line is to be sele
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Select Layers to Import, for DXF Ro
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9.4 Importing Data in DXF Format Re
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Field Option Description Height to
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Description of fields Next step Con
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Format Characteristic Specialities:
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10.2 Exporting Data from a Job to a
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Configuration Key Description OK To
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Key Description Filter.. To define
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� Configuration, DXF page Field O
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Description of columns Column Descr
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Next step OK returns to Configurati
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� Configuration, LandXML page Fie
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� Do not remove the data storage
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Configuration for FBK, General page
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Next step OK returns to Export FBK/
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Copy Data Between Jobs Key Descript
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11 Instrument - TPS settings 11.1 M
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11.1.2 Targets Description Each pri
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11.1.3 Creating/Editing a Target Ac
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11.2 Prism search settings Descript
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Prism Search Settings, PowerSearch
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Prism Search Settings, Fine search
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Key Description Fn PE To change Pre
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Field Option Description Coefficien
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TS_003 d5 d3 P3 P0 d1 P0 Station P1
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� Offsets & Quality Control, Targ
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11.6 Lights / Lights & accessories
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Lights & Accessories, Lights page T
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Lights & Accessories, V limit page
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12 Instrument - GPS settings 12.1 R
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12.1.2 Creating a New RTK Profile R
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12.1.4 Editing an Existing RTK Prof
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Description of fields for the Exter
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Key Description Fn Default To recal
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12.4 Quality control Description Th
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Field Option Description Automatica
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Quality Control, Advanced page Desc
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Field Option Description Baseline l
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Real-Time Stop Criteria The paramet
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12.5 Raw data logging Description L
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Field Option Description Controller
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13 Antenna Heights 13.1 Overview De
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13.2 Mechanical Reference Planes, M
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13.3 Determining Antenna Heights 13
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Carrier and adapter dimensions GS_0
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Next step • At the beginning of a
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Vertical height reading The vertica
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Vertical height reading The vertica
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SmartStation setup GS_078 a b c a)
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Next step IF connecting a THEN GS10
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GS Connection Wizard - Step 3 This
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15.2 Connection Using Cable Descrip
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15.3 Connection Using Bluetooth Des
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15.5 Connection To Leica Legacy and
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Instrument Settings Third party tot
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Next step Make a selection, press N
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Key Description OK To return to the
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Internet Connection, Internet page
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Field Option Description Device Dis
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18.3 GPS Rover / Base Sensor Descri
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Field Option Description Last used
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Key Description OK To accept change
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Field Option Description Prefix '@@
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Field Option Description Set 2DCQ t
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Field Option Description None No he
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Diagram d1 GS_052 P0 a d2 d5 b P0 K
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18.6 Export Job Description The Exp
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Key Description Search Available wh
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Field Option Description Leica 4G T
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Field Option Description • 1016:
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Field Option Description RTCM 20,21
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RTK Rover Settings, RTK base page N
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RTK Rover Settings, Advanced page F
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Field Option Description EGNOS (tes
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Height Smoothing with high dynamic
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18.7.2 Configuration with Digital C
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18.8 Base RTK 1 / Base RTK 2 18.8.1
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Field Option Description Messages t
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18.9 NMEA 1 / NMEA 2 � � Unavai
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NMEA Messages This screen shows the
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Field Option Description Monitor CQ
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18.10 Remote (OWI) � Unavailable
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18.12 Event Input 1/Event Input 2
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Field Option Description Informatio
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Event input 1/ Event input 2, Notif
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Key Description Cntrl.. Available f
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18.14 GSI Output Description Each t
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Field Option Description Use RS232
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Example 1: GSI8 Each word has 16 ch
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Output format - Pt,N,E,Ht,Date Pos.
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Field Description N Fixed text (N)
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18.15 Field Controller Connection D
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Viva Series, Connections.. - All ot
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19.1.2 Configuring a GSM Connection
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GSM Dial-Up Connection, Sim codes p
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19.1.3 Configuring a CDMA Connectio
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Next step Fn Info changes to CDMA I
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19.2 Modems Description For modems,
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� If channel changing is to be us
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Field Option Description Modulation
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Key Description Fn Save To save the
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19.6 Internet Description Internet
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Mountpoint, General page Field Opti
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Mountpoint, Miscell page Descriptio
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Dial-up Connection List Key Descrip
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Key Description OK To select the hi
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New Server, NTRIP page Field Option
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20.1.2 Digital Cellular Phones Desc
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20.1.3 Modems Typical uses • To t
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� Base and rover can both be equi
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20.1.6 RS232 Standard RS232 Standar
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Supported hidden point measurement
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Supported GPRS / Internet devices S
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Devices This screen may consist of
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20.3 Creating/Editing a Device Desc
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Next step IF the device is a THEN r
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21 Instrument - Instrument status i
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STATUS function Description Refer t
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Description of fields Field Descrip
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Key Description More To display inf
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Satellite Tracking: GPS, Almanac pa
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21.4 RTK data link status Descripti
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RTK Data Link Status, Device page N
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For radios Description of fields Th
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Key Description OK To return to RTK
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21.5 Current GPS position Descripti
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Current GPS Position, Baseline page
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Raw Data Logging Status, Point occu
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Raw Data Logging Status, RTK base p
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21.7.3 ASCII Input Description This
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21.7.4 RTK Data Link Status Descrip
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Description of fields Column Descri
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Diagram 0 GS12_129 c c c a a a a b
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21.9 TPS current station info Acces
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22 Instrument - Base settings 22.1
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Satellite Tracking Settings, Advanc
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Field Option Description User defin
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22.2 Base raw data logging � Unav
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Field Option Description • For st
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24 User - Work settings 24.1 ID tem
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ID Template Library Next step ENTER
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Default ID template Description Lin
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Examples for incrementation Descrip
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ID Increment by Next point ID Notes
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Field Option Description Attribute
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24.3 My Survey Screen Description D
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Configure Page Key Description OK T
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Field Option Description Backsight
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Field Option Description Offset Inp
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Field Option Description Temp dry E
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Hot Keys & Favourites, GPS Fn+hot k
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24.5 Prompt before storing Access S
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Coding methods Coding method Charac
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Coding method Characteristic Descri
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Codes marked with * have attributes
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Key Description OK To return to the
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25.2.2 Thematical Coding without Co
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Select Free Code All free codes fro
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25.3.2 Free Coding with Direct Inpu
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For point codes: • The point code
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25.5.2 Configuring SmartCodes Acces
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Field Option Description Direction
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Field Option Description Use a stri
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Copying a code block to a new job s
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Exporting code information To expor
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� The linework flag can be used w
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26.3 Performing Linework with Thema
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� • The rover menu must be used
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Step Field Description for thematic
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27.2 Accessing the Working Style Wi
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27.3 Choosing a Different Working S
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27.5 Editing a Working Style Workin
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28 User - System settings 28.1 Regi
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Field Option Description +123456.78
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Regional Settings, Angle page Descr
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Field Option Description GPS direct
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Regional Settings, Coords page Desc
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Regional Settings, Others page Colu
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28.2 SmartWorx options Description
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28.3 Screen & audio Description The
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Screen & Audio Settings, Text input
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Admin Settings Wizard, What do you
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29 User - Tools & other utilities 2
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Field Option Description Format fil
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29.3 Load licence keys Description
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Field Option Description Upload key
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� Supported file File extension D
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Ftp: Transfer, Field page Field Opt
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Ftp: Transfer, Office page The file
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29.7 Leica Exchange 29.7.1 Overview
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Leica Exchange Main Menu Field Opti
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29.7.2 Configuring Leica Exchange A
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Field Option Description Display fo
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Select People to Send Data Descript
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29.7.4 Getting Data Access Select M
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29.7.5 Data Transfer Status Access
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29.7.6 In the Office In the office
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Precise measurements To get precise
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30.2 Details on Instrument Errors D
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Vertical index error (i) Compensato
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� Summary of errors to be adjuste
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Aim the telescope accurately at a t
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Check & Adjust Wizard, It is recomm
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Check & Adjust Wizard, Step 1 Key D
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30.6 Compensator Adjustment (l, t)
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Check & Adjust Wizard, Step 2 Check
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30.7 Viewing the Current Values Acc
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30.9 Adjusting the Circular Level o
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30.10 Adjusting the Circular Level
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Step Description 3. Switch on the l
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31 User - About Leica Viva Access S
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32 Camera & Imaging 32.1 Overview D
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Camera & imaging workflow on the TS
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Field Option Description Link image
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Requirements • A TS11 I or TS15 I
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Overview of keys, softkeys and touc
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32.3.3 Within Applications Access I
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In Setup In the setup application,
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Camera View Settings, General page
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Camera View Settings, Lines / areas
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32.3.4 Screenshot Description A scr
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Select Panoramic Image Type Panoram
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32.4 Image Management � Access Da
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Sorts & Filters, Images page Key De
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Field Option Description Wide-angle
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Overview of keys, softkeys and touc
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32.5.2 Field Sketching Description
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Sketch Pad Refer to "Overview of ke
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33 TPS Functions 33.1 EDM Descripti
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Automatic aiming measurement Automa
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33.2.2 PowerSearch Description The
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33.3 Follow Moving Prisms - Lock De
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33.4 RCS Description The instrument
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Using the EGL step-bystep Step Desc
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33.7 Connection to Other Total Stat
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33.7.2 Topcon Supported functions F
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33.7.3 Sokkia Supported functions F
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33.7.4 Nikon Supported functions Fu
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34 Calculator 34.1 Accessing the Ca
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Field Option Description DEG Degree
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Description of softkeys First level
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Key Description PI To insert X: 3.1
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Fn to access the second level of fu
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Configure the Internet interface St
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Step Description 1. On the GPRS det
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35.2 Using the NTRIP Service with a
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Step Description 1. The Server to u
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Step Description 1. If the selected
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36.2 Accessing MapView Description
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Map View Settings, Points page Fiel
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Field Option Description Display ar
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Map View Settings, CAD import page
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Toolbar Point with focus Line/area
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36.4.2 Keys, Softkeys and Toolbar D
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Touch icon Key or Softkey Descripti
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36.5 Selecting Points, Lines and Ar
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36.6 Context Menu Access The contex
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Option Available in Description Cle
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Application Display Description COG
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37 Tap Map Description Tap Map is a
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Tap on a point Option Description T
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Option Description Import For CAD p
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Overview of touch icons in the draw
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38 Applications - General Descripti
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39 COGO 39.1 Overview Description C
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39.2 Accessing COGO Access Select M
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COGO calculation methods Descriptio
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Configuration, TPS specific page Fi
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Configuration, Report sheet page De
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39.4 COGO Calculation - Inverse Met
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Inverse methods Description Current
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39.4.2 Point to Point and Current P
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Inverse Point to Line/Inverse Curre
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Inverse Result, Result page Field O
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39.4.4 Point to Arc and Current Pos
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Key Description Survy.. To manually
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Inverse Result, Result page Next st
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39.5 COGO Calculation - Traverse Me
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COGO traverse calculation without o
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39.6 COGO Calculation - Intersectio
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Intersection methods Description Do
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Intersection methods Description By
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39.6.2 Intersection with Double Bea
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Key Description Fn Modif.. To add,
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Intersection Double Distance, Input
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Intersection Result, Result 1/Resul
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39.6.4 Intersection with Bearing -
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Key Description Fn Modif.. To add,
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Intersection By Points, Input page
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Intersection Result, Result page Ke
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39.6.6 Intersection with TPS Observ
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Description of the Line/Arc methods
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Line/Arc Methods Description Calcul
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Line/Arc Methods Description Calcul
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39.7.2 Arc Calculation Diagram for
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Field Option Description 2 tngnts &
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Calculations Input, Input page Desc
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Next step On the Code page, type in
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Create Line, Input page Key Descrip
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Calculations Input, Input page Desc
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39.7.4 Segment an Arc Exceptions to
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Field Option Description No. of seg
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Key Description OK To select a meth
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Diagram The diagrams show the area
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GS_013 P3 P2 d P0 P0 Point A of def
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SYS13_007 P0 a P0 First new COGO po
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Field Option Description Survey new
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39.8.4 Results of the Area Division
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Key Description Coord To view other
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Description of the Shift, Rotate &
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Point Selection Listed are points w
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Select points by range Key Descript
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Diagram SYS13_004 SYS13_005 a a P0
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39.9.2 Manually Entered Computed Pa
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Computed Parameters, Rotate page Fi
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Field Option Description New distan
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Field Option Description Store Poin
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39.9.3 Matching Points Point Select
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Match Points This screen provides a
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Next step IF THEN the transformatio
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Field Option Description Fix Parame
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39.10 COGO Calculation - Angle Meth
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39.11 COGO Calculation - Horizontal
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Horizontal Curve Calculator, Result
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39.12 COGO Calculation - Triangle M
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COGO Triangle, Results page Key Des
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Key Description View To view all ca
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Example: Calculations for a distanc
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Requirements for control points •
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Field Option Description 3 These pr
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Choose WGS84 & Local Jobs Key Descr
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40.3 The Normal Method 40.3.1 Confi
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40.3.2 Determining a New Coordinate
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Choose System Components This scree
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Matched Points (n) This screen prov
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Column Description • For Onestep
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Check Residuals Displays a list of
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Store Coordinate System, Summary pa
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Determine Coord System Description
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IF the selected method is THEN Modi
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40.3.4 Matching Points: Selecting/
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40.3.5 Transformation Results for O
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Transformation Results, Height page
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40.4 The One Point Localisation Met
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Choose System Components This scree
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Key Description OK To confirm the s
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Key Description Inv Available for M
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Diagram for Onestep, Method: Conver
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Field Option Description Grid SF Di
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For Onestep Description of fields F
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Page 999 and 1000:
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Field Option Description Next step
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Define Local Quickgrid Point Field
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Field Option Description Ignore loc
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Field Option Description Largest re
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Field Option Description None No di
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Point types Reference lines/arcs ca
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TS_021 P0 P1 d1 d2 A reference arc
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� It is possible to define an arc
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42.2 Accessing Reference Line Acces
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Choose Control Job Key Description
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42.3 Configuring Reference Line Acc
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Configuration, Key points page Fiel
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Configuration, Quality control page
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Configuration, Graphics page This p
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Configuration, Report sheet page Fi
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42.4 Choosing Reference Lines/Arcs
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Field Option Description Second Poi
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Manage Reference Lines/Manage Refer
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42.4.4 Defining Reference Line/Arc
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Slope Information to Show Next step
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42.4.5 Defining Reference Line/Arc
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Reference arc shifts d1 GS_019 TS_0
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Field Option Description Shift line
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Measure to line - vertical measurem
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TS_028 Target point outside arc P0
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Measure Points, Ref Line/Ref Arc pa
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Key Description Fn Conect and Fn Di
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For task Measure to line Descriptio
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For task Measure to line, Height to
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Stake to line - vertical measuremen
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Stake to arc - vertical measurement
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42.7 Gridstaking to a Reference Lin
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d1 d3 P1 TS_035 Stake grid from arc
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Define Grid to be Staked d1 P1 TS_0
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Field Option Description Store poin
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42.8 Staking to Alignment 42.8.1 Ov
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42.8.2 Accessing Staking an Alignme
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Alignment Report, Points page Lines
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42.8.4 Staking Operation Descriptio
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Field Option Description Go back Di
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Defining a reference plane • TPS
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Tilted plane Any number of points d
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Horizontal plane The axes of the ho
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Vertical plane The axes of the vert
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43.2 Accessing Reference Plane & Gr
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43.3 Creating a Reference Plane Fro
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New Reference Plane, Points page
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Ref Plane Coordinate System This sc
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Offset of Reference Plane Key Descr
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43.4 Selecting a Reference Plane fr
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Key Description Fn About To display
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Edit Reference Plane, Points page
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Edit Reference Plane, Offset page N
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43.7 Measuring Points to a Referenc
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Next step Page changes to the Map p
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Diagram TS_120 Known P0 Station Unk
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Grid Scan Settings, Define start po
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Grid Scan Status, Progress page Key
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43.9 Grid Scan on Surface Descripti
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Surface Scan Settings, Define grid
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44 Roads - General 44.1 Overview
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Name of subapplication Description
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44.2 Jobs & Design Data 44.2.1 Acce
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Field Option Description Rail job S
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44.2.2 Working with a DTM Job Acces
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44.2.3 Design Data Design data for
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�� Lines are referenced by laye
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Layers Tunnels generally consist of
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Key Description Edit.. To edit the
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Key Description Store To store data
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Field Option Description Set start
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Segment Info - Start Point/Segment
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Segment Info - Start Point/Segment
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Configuration, Design page Next ste
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Field Option Description Yes (with
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Field Option Description Project sc
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Configuration, Rail design page Ava
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Field Option Description CL height
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Field Option Description Disable ch
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Field Option Description Drilling r
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Field Option Description Maximum he
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Configuration, TPS page Description
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Field Option Description �Dependi
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Field Option Description Prompt bef
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Field Description �If no defined
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Field Description CL grade Grade of
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Field Description Additnl line offs
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Field Description Road_089 CL grade
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44.3.4 Road Surface Grade - Info Pa
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Field Description Camber The supere
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Field Description Vertical sqr offs
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44.3.5 Road Manual Slope, Local Man
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Field Description Hinge ht diff Hei
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Field Description Nearest hz tngnt
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44.3.6 Road Crown - Info Page Avail
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Field Description �If no defined
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Field Description Defined northing
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Field Description ∆ chainage Diff
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Field Description Road_089 CL grade
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44.3.8 Road DTM - Info Page � Ava
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44.3.9 Rail - Info Page Available f
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Field Description Current design ca
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44.3.10 Tunnel - Info Page Availabl
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Field Description Actual northing N
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Step Description � Depending on t
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Shift Settings, Horizontal shift/Ve
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Field Option Description a) Chainag
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Sign convention for shifts � The
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Horizontal shift For surface grades
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44.5 Tasks Description When staking
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44.6 Understanding Terms and Expres
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44.6.2 Road - Horizontal and Vertic
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Lines The stake out of a line is us
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A layer is a combination of lines t
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Sign convention for stake offset an
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Multiple chainage or station 8 9 10
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44.6.6 Road - Working Corridor Desc
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44.6.7 Road - Extension of the Cent
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44.6.9 Rail - Working with a Single
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Diagram - Section Two generic metho
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Diagram - Section e Rail_005 c a) C
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Left/right rail stakeout Descriptio
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44.6.13 Tunnel - Basic Terms Terms
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Superelevation Tunnel_003 a c b d a
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Distance along profile By the dista
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e scanned at a given forward and ba
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44.6.15 Tunnel - Shifts Description
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Design profile shift A shift can be
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By adding a second point B to the p
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45.2.2 Creating a New Alignment Acc
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45.2.3 Modifying an Existing Alignm
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45.2.4 Importing Alignment Data Acc
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Next step OK imports the selected a
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Alignment Editor Menu Description o
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45.3 Configuring Alignment Editor A
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Configuration, Advanced page Descri
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45.4 Edit Horizontal Alignments Usi
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45.4.2 Editing the Start Point Acce
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Field Option Description For Elemen
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Key Description Fn Config.. To acce
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Field Option Description Radius Edi
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Field Option Description End radius
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Field Option Description Spiral out
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Key Description Delete To delete th
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Key Description Inv.. To calculate
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For Element type at PI: Spiral Fiel
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For Element type at PI: Spiral-Spir
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45.6.2 Editing the Start Point Acce
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Vertical Straight/Vertical Parabola
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Field Option Description End chaina
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For Element type: Curve Field Optio
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45.7 Edit Vertical Alignments Using
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Key Description Last.. To recall pr
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45.8 Edit Cross Section Templates 4
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45.8.2 Creating/Editing a Cross Sec
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45.8.3 Add/Edit a Layer Access In N
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Add Segment, Input page Key Descrip
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Field Option Description Vertical d
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Key Description Delete To delete a
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45.10.2 Creating/Editing a Chainage
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Field Option Description Horiz & ve
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LEICA Geo Office can be found on th
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Define Task screen Key Description
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Field Option Description Line to us
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For Method to use: Surface grade Fi
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Field Option Description Use cut an
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Field Option Description For Method
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For Method to use: DTM, available f
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Lines The screen can have a Lines p
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Key Description For lines from Roa
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Description of fields Common to all
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Slope staking using Reference point
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Step Description 1. The first step
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The defined rail over ground should
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Workflow Step Description � The f
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Step Description � The first step
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46.3 Staking/Checking the Road 46.3
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Field Option Description Stake heig
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Understanding priorities of various
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Stake/Check screen, Info page Field
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The following information is shown:
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Description • When staking points
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Description • Lines define variou
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Description This process is differe
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Screen Points measured within an in
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Description • Surfaces such as th
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Description • Surfaces, such as t
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Required elements A 3D design of th
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46.3.10 Measuring Digital Terrain M
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46.4.2 Use heights from DTM Availab
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Field Option Description DTM layer
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46.4.4 Get current angle to alignme
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46.4.5 Stake individual point Avail
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Key Description Calc To perform the
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Configuration Description of fields
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Key Description Fn Config.. To conf
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Box / base definition Key Descripti
Page 1433 and 1434:
Step Description 1. Define the base
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46.4.9 Get current slope Availabili
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Field Option Description Relative t
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46.4.10 Manual Slope Availability T
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46.4.12 Shift reference line Availa
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Reference Shift Key Description OK
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The expanded element and the shifte
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After initialisation This screen sh
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Calculation of the stake intersecti
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Step Description 4. Height confirma
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Step Description �To stake furthe
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Road_065 LEICA Geo Office LEICA Geo
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47.1.3 Importing the Track Design w
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Step Description 5. Selecting the j
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Step Description • For a single t
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Step Description The Rail Editor pr
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Step Description Superelevation For
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Step Description 9. Checking the tr
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Step Description 11. Checking the s
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� Refer to the Design to Field Us
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47.2 Defining the Work Access 1) Se
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Field Option Description Left rail
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Checking points Besides checking po
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Field Option Description • Positi
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Field Option Description Cant right
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Field Option Description Offsets Ma
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Field Option Description When this
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Stake Line, Stake page This page is
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Stake Track/ Check Track, Info page
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47.3.2 Offset Library Description T
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47.3.3 Working with Pendular Displa
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47.4.2 Use heights from DTM Availab
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Field Option Description Show DTM o
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47.4.4 Stake individual point Avail
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Procedure Measuring the first point
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48 Roads - Tunnel 48.1 Creating a N
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48.1.3 Design Profiles Tunnel desig
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Vertical or perpendicular profiles
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48.2 Defining the Work Access 1) Se
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Key Description OK To continue to t
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Field Option Description Apply dril
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For Method to use: Scan profile Fie
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48.3 Staking/Checking the Tunnel 48
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Scan profile, Scan area page Field
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Stake face/Stake profile/Check prof
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Field Option Description Dist from
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Field Option Description Stake offs
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Field Option Description For Tunnel
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Stake face/Stake profile/Check prof
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Given that it is likely that a degr
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Second iteration This process is re
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Drilling rig orientation step-by-st
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48.3.3 Stake profile and Check prof
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48.3.4 Scan profile Overview A tunn
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Key Description OK To continue to S
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Key Description OK To store the def
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48.4 The Tools Menu 48.4.1 Profile
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View at - Layer Name, Map page Key
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Diagram TS_048 P0 P1 P2 P3 P4 Known
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49.2 Sets of Angles 49.2.1 Accessin
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Options Description Create a new gr
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Configuration, Advanced page Next s
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Field Option Description Format fil
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New Point Group, General page Key D
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New Point Group, Points page Key De
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Description of fields Next step Mea
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Column Description Use For Yes: The
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Column Description Use For Yes: The
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Column Description σ Hz angle Stan
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Field Option Description Store Poin
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Step Description • Define time wh
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A screen displays a notice that mon
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Setup types • Each setup method r
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50.2 Accessing Setup Access Select
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Configuration, Advanced page For Se
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50.5 Enter Station Information Acce
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Set Station Orientation, Orientatio
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Field Option Description Computed d
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Set Station Orientation, Station pa
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50.7.2 Multiple backsights Requirem
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Key Description GPS Applicable when
Page 1617 and 1618:
previous points or finish the setup
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50.7.4 Resection Requirements The c
Page 1621 and 1622:
Define Station Ht & Axis Key Descri
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50.8 Setup Results Description The
Page 1625 and 1626: Field Option Description Δheight D
Page 1627 and 1628: Key Description Set To set the orie
Page 1629 and 1630: Station Results, Targets page This
Page 1631 and 1632: Column Description Δ hz dist Can b
Page 1633 and 1634: 51 Stakeout 51.1 Overview Descripti
Page 1635 and 1636: Point types It is possible to stake
Page 1637 and 1638: 51.2 Accessing Stakeout Access Sele
Page 1639 and 1640: 51.3 Configuring Stakeout Access Se
Page 1641 and 1642: Field Option Description Only updat
Page 1643 and 1644: Configuration, Heights page Descrip
Page 1645 and 1646: Field Option Description To line (c
Page 1647 and 1648: Configuration, Report sheet page De
Page 1649 and 1650: � This diagram shows an example N
Page 1651 and 1652: Key Description Store To store the
Page 1653 and 1654: Element Description Defined line Fr
Page 1655 and 1656: Field Option Description Design hei
Page 1657 and 1658: Key Description Store To accept the
Page 1659 and 1660: 51.6 Staking Out a DTM or Points &
Page 1661 and 1662: � The stake out procedure is iden
Page 1663 and 1664: Description of fields Field Option
Page 1665 and 1666: 52.2 Start base over last setup Des
Page 1667 and 1668: 53 Survey - General 53.1 Surveying
Page 1669 and 1670: Key Description Fn Config.. To conf
Page 1671 and 1672: Key Description Meas To start loggi
Page 1673 and 1674: Field Option Description • For an
Page 1675: Next step Step Description 1. Meas
Page 1679 and 1680: 53.4.2 Initialise while Moving Init
Page 1681 and 1682: 53.4.4 Initialise on Known Point In
Page 1683 and 1684: 54 Survey - General Description The
Page 1685 and 1686: Key Description Fn 2Store To aim ma
Page 1687 and 1688: 55 Survey - Auto Points 55.1 Overvi
Page 1689 and 1690: 55.2 Configuring Auto Points Access
Page 1691 and 1692: Field Option Description Stop & go
Page 1693 and 1694: Field Option Description Don't stor
Page 1695 and 1696: Field Option Description 1st line D
Page 1697 and 1698: Field Option Description Hz angle D
Page 1699 and 1700: Field Option Description Quality 3D
Page 1701 and 1702: 55.3 Measuring Auto Points Requirem
Page 1705 and 1706: Next step IF THEN auto points are t
Page 1707 and 1708: Two auto points The configured offs
Page 1709 and 1710: P3 TS_045 d1 P1 d2 P6 1 P4 P2 P7 P1
Page 1713 and 1714: Key Description Fn Quit To exit the
Page 1715 and 1716: 56 Survey Cross Section 56.1 Overvi
Page 1717 and 1718: Coding of cross section elements Pr
Page 1719 and 1720: Key Description OK To select the hi
Page 1721 and 1722: Key Description Delete To delete th
Page 1725 and 1726: Key Description Store Dist To store
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Field Option Description x The numb
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56.5 Configuring Survey Cross Secti
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Field Option Description Attribute
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� Hidden point measurement method
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57.2 Hidden Point Methods 57.2.1 Be
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57.2.3 Using 2 Distances Descriptio
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57.2.5 Backwards Bearing & Distance
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Key Description Sun Available when
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Field Option Description Horiz dist
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57.5 Computing an Azimuth 57.5.1 Us
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57.5.2 Using Auxiliary Point Descri
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Slope distance Key Description OK T
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57.7 Hidden Point Measurement Inclu
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Field Option Description Target hei
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Properties of hidden points The pro
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Key Description Meas To measure and
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Hidden Point Result, Result page Ke
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58.3 Configuring Hidden Point Acces
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Next step OK returns to the screen
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Properties of remote points Averagi
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Key Description Fn IndivID and Fn R
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59.3 Configuring Remote Point Acces
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60 Traverse 60.1 Overview Descripti
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60.2 Accessing Traverse Access Sele
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60.3 Creating/Editing a Traverse Ac
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60.4 Selecting an Existing Traverse
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60.5 Traverse Data Description This
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60.6 Configuring Traverse Access Se
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60.7 Traverse Methods 60.7.1 Starti
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60.7.2 Continuing an Existing Trave
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60.7.3 Closing Traverse Close trave
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Close traverse on internal referenc
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60.7.4 Creating a Control Point fro
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60.8 Traverse Point Results Descrip
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IF accessed THEN • For a closed t
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60.10 Traverse Adjustment 60.10.1 A
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Field Option Description Transit ru
Page 1811 and 1812:
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Adjustment Store Description of fie
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Properties of measured points The p
Page 1817 and 1818:
Next step IF THEN a Volume Calculat
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Next step Page changes to the first
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Key Description Meas Stop Dist To s
Page 1823 and 1824:
Field Option Description Antenna he
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61.4.3 Create a New Surface from Pr
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Surface status, Points page Field O
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61.4.4 Choosing an Existing Surface
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61.4.6 Boundary Definition Edit Bou
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Edit Boundary, Points page Key Desc
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Boundary Tools Menu Description of
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Field Option Description No. of tri
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Appendix A Menu Tree Menu tree for
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| |—— Roads.. | | | | | |——
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| | | | | |—— Measure mode & ta
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| |—— Work settings | | | |—
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| |—— Satellite tracking | |—
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Appendix C Directory Structure of t
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|—— DOWNLOAD | • Various file
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Sockets Pin Signal Name Function Di
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Pin assignments for port P1 PIN_001
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D.3 GS15 Description Some applicati
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Sockets Pin Signal Name Function Di
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Pin assignments for port P1 PIN_001
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Pin assignments for port P4/E2 PIN_
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Pin assignments for 8pin LEMO-1 PIN
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D.7 TPS1200+ Description Some appli
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Y cables Radio programming cables N
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Serial data transfer cables Name De
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USB data transfer cables Name Descr
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E.2 TPS Cables Power cables Radio /
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USB data transfer cables Name Descr
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F.2 Symbols Used for Describing the
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Symbol Field Description Example
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F.3 GGA - Global Positioning System
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F.4 GGK - Real-Time Position with D
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F.5 GGK(PT) - Real-Time Position wi
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F.6 GGQ - Real-Time Position with C
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F.7 GLL - Geographic Position Latit
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F.8 GNS - GNSS Fix Data Syntax $--G
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F.9 GSA - GNSS DOP and Active Satel
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F.10 GSV - GNSS Satellites in View
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F.11 LLK - Leica Local Position and
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F.12 LLQ - Leica Local Position and
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F.13 RMC - Recommended Minimum Spec
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F.14 VTG - Course Over Ground and G
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F.15 ZDA - Time and Date Syntax $--
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AT command Description AT+CBST= [ [
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AT command Description AT+CPIN= [,]
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Appendix I Event Input Notify Messa
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Appendix J Glossary J.1 A A (parame
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Attribute value regions The attribu
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Class Characteristic Description In
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Code group A code group allows code
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Coordinate triplet A measured point
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Coordinate quality for GPS Descript
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Position CQ versus height CQ All GP
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Standard deviation of distance meas
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Cross section template A Cross sect
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J.4 G Geoid model Description GPS o
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GPS surveying techniques • Class
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GPS surveying technique Real-time,
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J.6 I Initialisation For cm positio
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J.7 N Ntrip Networked Transport of
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Ntrip Source The Ntrip Source gener
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J.9 P Parabola Parabolic vertical c
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Source Originated from application/
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Source Originated from application/
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J.11 T Tangent Refer to straight. T
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Transformation Characteristic Descr
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J.13 W WGS 1984 WGS 1984 is the glo
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Menu ..............................
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Azimuth, compute Determine coordina
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Thematical With codelist ..........
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Duplicate .........................
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Recall deleted default ............
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Filter Activate/deactivate for code
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Height filter .....................
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K Keys, configure .................
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Manual, validity ..................
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Stakeout, height ..................
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Transverse Mercator ...............
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Report sheet, create name 811, 1033
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Sketching on images ...............
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Survey Cross Section Direction ....
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Delete an element .................
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