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I.5.5 Collecting Data<br />

Laser Rangefinders I<br />

The following sections outline data collection using the LEDHA-GEO<br />

with the Asset Surveyor software.<br />

Activating the laser interface<br />

Within data collection, the laser rangefinder interface can be activated<br />

in one of two ways:<br />

Automatically, if you preconfigured the Laser sensor’s<br />

Auto-connect field to ‘Yes’.<br />

Manually, using the softkey. X<br />

Checking the laser interface<br />

You can also use theXsoftkey to access the Select sensor menu to<br />

reconfigure the laser rangefinder interface, or to check that the laser<br />

and the Asset Surveyor software are communicating correctly.<br />

Recording an offset<br />

Whenever you are collecting a point feature, you can use the<br />

LEDHA-GEO laser rangefinder to record an offset to the feature. You<br />

can record an offset to a line, area, or quickmark feature only when<br />

you have theO pressed softkey to open the offset entry form for<br />

that feature.<br />

To take a laser measurement for the Asset Surveyor software, aim the<br />

LEDHA at the target and press the Meas button. There is a short delay<br />

(1–2 seconds) and then the measurement appears in the Asset<br />

Surveyor software. When taking a measurement, hold the laser as<br />

steady as possible.<br />

TSC1 Asset Surveyor Operation Manual 373

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