Instruction Manual

precision computed by the receiver. When this area of the screen is tapped, the epoch count stops and the GNSS
Status screen opens.
Go SOUTH / NORTH: displays the distance the rover must move in a south or north direction to reach the design
point.
Go EAST / WEST: displays the distance the rover must move in an east or west direction to reach the design point.
Note: The Display Directions As field in the Stakeout Settings
screen configures the format for the text that directs
you to the design point.
CUT / FILL: displays the required cut or fill between the current elevation and the design point.
[Ref: 0°00’00”…]: opens a screen where you can select a reference azimuth or point, which will then be displayed on
the navigation graphic as a blue line to assist in orienting yourself. When Auto Snap to Reference When Close is
checked in this screen and when using the [^] navigation method, the navigation method will automatically switch to
the [+] method when you are within 3 meters of the design point. (Checking this box while in using the [+] navigation
method has no effect.)
[>OCCUPYING] / [>ROVING]: switches from ROVING to OCCUPYING mode. When ROVING, the receiver is
in dynamic mode and will calculate your position as you move to the point. When OCCUPYING, the receiver is
switched to static mode and will calculate the most precise position for the staked point.
[Topo SS]: allows you to store a side shot measurement during stake out. This button behaves like the Topo SS button
on the data collection page. The RMS and type of the current solution is checked against the criteria, and if
acceptable, you are prompted
[Accepts]: opens the third and final Stake Points
screen where the current stake point can be staked and optionally
stored. When post-processing and in Occupying mode, this button will be labeled [Store] and will signal the end of the
occupation and store the point.
Stake to Line
[Stakeout] [Stake to Line]
The Stake to Line
screen allows you to locate points on a continuous predefined line. Direction information is
provided to locate the line by traveling the shortest possible distance (a perpendicular offset to the line) between the
rover and the line.
The first screen of this routine is similar to the conventional method, except that the [Backsight] button is replaced
with a [Setup HR] button to configure rover antenna and the backsight information is replaced with rover antenna
height information. See the conventional method
for details.
Stake to Line – Screen 2
The second screen is where measurements take place and the staking directions are displayed. The graphic and display
direct you to points on line via the shortest route, a perpendicular offset from the rover to the line.
The graphic display will change depending on how close you are to the specified line.
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