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Preventive Steps to Facilitate Re-initialization
If you take care to create “intermediate” control points as you
are progressing in your stop-and-go surveys, you will make re-
initialization easier in the sense that you will not have to re-
sume the survey from the beginning. Instead, you will just
have to walk back to the last “intermediate” control point you
will have surveyed and run a new initialization on this point
using the “Known” option. Kinematic surveys conducted in
the vicinity can also benefit from this intermediate control
point should they undergo the same re-initialization problem.
1. Creating an intermediate control point
A couple of times during your stop & go surveys:
• Spot a location where reception is particularly good and
where it is easy to come back (the location should clearly
be marked one way or another).
• Keep still on that point.
• Press LOG (which here is different from tapping the on-
screen Log button).
• Change the Site ID. Keep in mind the Site ID that is dis-
played (e.g. “1034”) and the one you enter (e.g. “CP10”).
• Check the Control Point option and tap Log.
• Keep still until the Remain field is zeroed.
• Then press LOG again, re-enter the former Site ID
(“1034”), clear the Control Point option and continue with
your survey.