Leica TPS400 user manual Orthogonal setout Cartesian setout

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Orthogonal setout

Cartesian setout

The position offset between		dHeight: Height offset:
measured point and setout point		positive if point to be
is indicated in a longitudinal and		setout is higher than
transversal element.		measured point.

Setting out is based on a coordinate system and the offset is divided into a north and east element.

dLength: Longitudinal offset: positive if nominal point further away.

dTrav.: Transversal offset, perpendicular to line-of-sight: positive if nominal point is to the right of measured point.

dEast	Easting offset
	between setout and
	actual point.
dNorth	Northing offset
	between setout and
	actual point.
dHeight:	Height offset:
	positive if point to be
	setout is higher than
	measured point.

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Contents TPS400 Series Quick way to start with the TPS400 Mining Programs Contents Overview Contents Symbols used in the sequence of operation How to use this manualIntroduction Introduction Peg SurveyKnown Unknown Data uploading using Mining Editor Before starting Peg SurveyStart and execution Peg Survey StepStation or BS point has no Number of sets Error messagesValid coords Proceeding Peg Survey SequenceMeasure Backsight Point Set 1 of totalMeasure or DIST/REC ExitRepeat and until all sets are measured DHz ResultsDHD MHz MHDBS/FS AverageResults Saving data ResultResidual Coordinates foresight pointFront Line Peg Grades KnownStart and execution Grades Slope gradient explained Gradeline Marking Height difference dHgt and horizontal distance dHD explained Point Measurement dataGrades Result Offset Start and execution Offset Start and execution Offset Saving data Offset informationSetting out coordinates from memory Procedure Setting outPolar setout Orthogonal setout Cartesian setout Tie Distance Radial Method Determine second targetResult is displayed Polygonal MethodSoftkeys polygonal method Softkeys radial methodInstallation on the PC Program contentMining Editor Mining EditorPractical Examples Define and upload TolerancesExample1 Example2Creating fixpoint files Define tolerances File ! Save AsFile ! Open Second Example Importing of fixpoints in Ascii format Process import fixpoint filesISO standard