Manual

• When you have located the design point and you wish to collect a static RTK

occupation at this point in order to get a more precise position averaged

from multiple epochs, you should toggle to occupying mode by tapping the

>ROVING button (which is then changed into an >OCCUPYING button). This

will turn the receiver into static mode for the occupation.

• When you are satisfied with the occupation results, you can tap Accept to

finish the stakeout measurement. Depending on the acceptance criteria

you set on the Stakeout tab, the button label may show Wait xx before it

becomes an Accept button. The screen then shows the results of the

position computation for the staked point.

NOTE 1: At this stage, you may tap Shot to re-measure the point. You may also

change the elevation of the design point by tapping Change.

NOTE 2: If you are simultaneously collecting raw data for post-processing, the as-

staked point is automatically stored when you tap Accept on the previous screen,

provided you did a static occupation on the point.

WARNING: Be sure you are using the Store button to store stakeout data. The Topo

SS button only stores sideshot data.

• Stake the point and then do one of the following:

1. Before moving on to the next point, you may want to store the location

of the as-staked point: While still standing on the target, tap Store, name

and describe the point, then tap to collect the point.

2. Or If you wish to stake the next point without storing the results of this

staked point, tap Stake Next.

Whatever your choice, you will then be taken back to the Stake Points screen

with the next point to stake automatically selected, (based on the Increment

value you entered previously).

Other Stakeout

Routines

You can use Survey Pro for other stakeout routines:

• Stake List of Points: Is used to stake points from a specified list of points.

Points can also be selected by description or polyline.

• Stake DTM: Allows you to stake an area and get cut/fill information between

the point being staked and a reference DTM surface at the same horizontal

coordinates.

• Define a Location: Is used to manually enter the distance and direction to a

new point from any existing reference point and then stake out the new

point.

• Where is Next Pt?: Provides instructions to locate the next point in the job

taking into account the current location of the operator (or rodman) and a

reference point.