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This form contains the same fields as the attribute entry form, so you
can enter or edit attribute values for the line feature. You can also use
softkeys to switch to the Review data list, pause or resume logging, or
configure or activate an external sensor, but you cannot record
quickmarked or nested features, segment the current feature, or edit
the feature’s offset.
You must remain stationary whenever you are logging averaged
positions for a vertex. When you have logged as many positions as
you require for the vertex, close the Vertex form. You are returned to
the attribute entry form. Repeat this procedure at each vertex of the
line or area feature.
– If you want to record only averaged vertices in a feature, pause
logging before you open the feature. When you open the Vertex form,
logging starts, and when you close the Vertex form, logging returns to the
paused state, so no positions are logged unless you log an averaged
vertex or manually resume logging.
5.4.3 Entering Attributes
When you select a feature to collect, whether it is a point, line or area
feature, the Asset Surveyor software displays the attribute entry form
for that feature.
The default attribute values for the feature are derived either from the
data dictionary or from the previous feature of that type (if you
selected it usingJ, or if the attribute is auto-incrementing). You
can enter new attribute values or edit existing values using the keypad
on the TSC1 datalogger.
You can also configure an external sensor to automatically fill in one
attribute value per feature. For more information, refer to Chapter 5,
Configuring the Asset Surveyor Software, in the TSC1 Asset Surveyor
Software User Guide.
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