1.4.3Enter and Escape, 1.4.4Cursor Keys | Leica GS20 manual

Table 1-1: Overloaded Button Functions

	Map	Table


3 Down	Zoom In	Page Down

9 Up	Zoom Out	Page Up

1.4.3Enter and Escape

Similar to standard Windows’ controls, the Enter key is used to either accept a choice or advance an action. The Escape key functions both as a back key, to escape from a current screen; as well as a backspace in edit fields.

1.4.4Cursor Keys

Cursor keys are found on the face and the side of the unit; the side cursors function exactly the same as the up and down cursor on the face. If held down, the cursor key will automatically speed up, such as in the map display, table, or edit field. Because the cursor key is so integral to control and entry, its functions vary in different controls.

1.Menus: Left and Right function as home and end.

2.Edit Fields: Up and Down function as home and end.

3.Check Boxes and Radio Buttons: Left/Right toggle makes a field selection.

4.Combo Box and Spin Controls: Left and Right scroll selections.

5.Map: Controls the cursor

1.4.5Menu Button

The Menu key is the prime key in the Leica Geosystems GS20 user interface. Not only can Menu bring you quickly back to the Main Menu to load the paging queue and select new application, it also opens the context menu which contains all of the high level controls for the unit.

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Contents

Leica Geosystems GS20 Field GuideVersion Symbols Used in This Manual Leica Geosystems GS20 View of chapters Introduction IntroductionThe Leica Geosystems GS20 Philosophy of Operation Registration Registration Registration Company stamp, additional notes/informationLeica dealer 2. Data Collection Table of ContentsTable of Contents 1. Basic Operation 5. Job Management Table of Contents3. Data Management 4. Navigation Utilities SetupTable of Contents 7. Applications 12.Index Table of Contents10.Status 11.Glossary Basic Operation 1. Basic Operation1.1Batteries and Charging 1.1.1Calibrating the Battery Figure 1-1 Accuracy Indicator 1.2Powering On the Unit1.3Icons 1.3.1Accuracy Indicator 1.3.4Differential Corrections 1.3.2Stop and Go Indicators1.3.3Satellite Indicator 1.3.6Battery and Time Indicators Basic Operation 1.4Button Functions1.4.2Power Key 1.4.1Alpha Numeric Keys Basic Operation 1.4.3Enter and Escape1.4.4Cursor Keys 1.4.5Menu Button Figure 1-3 GS20 Main Menu 1.4.6The Main Menu1.4.7Paging Basic Operation Figure 1-4 Mapview Selected and Filtered 1.5Software User Interface1.5.1Map Views Basic Operation The map submenu contains zoom controls for 1.5.2GPS Symbol and Zoom Controls1.5.3Context Menus Basic Operation 1.5.5.1 Map Filters 1.5.4Tables and Filtering1.5.5Filtering Basic Operation 1.5.5.2 Table Filters Basic Operation Figure 2-2 Job Management Screenflow 2. Data Collection2.1Job Management Data Collection Data Collection 2.2Background Files in the GS202.2.1Overview 2.2.2Adding Background Files to a GS20 Job Figure 2-4 Creating a background 2.2.4Transferring a background FileData Collection 2.2.3Creating a Background File in GIS DataPRO Figure 2-5 Viewing the Map 2.2.5Viewing the MapData Collection Figure 2-6 Turning off the background 2.3Code Management 2.3.1Creating CodelistsData Collection 2.3.2Using the Codelist Manager 2.3.3Steps for codelist creationData Collection 1. Click on Codelist and select New Codelist Data Collection 2.3.3.3 Step 3 Creating Attributes Data Collection Figure 2-8 Transferring Codelists Figure 2-7 Map SymbologyData Collection Facts About Attributes 2.4.3Point Collection 2.4The Codelist and Occupation2.4.1The Job Codelist 2.4.2Attribution Figure 2-12 Offset Methods Graphical Data Collection2.4.3.1 Point Offsets Figure 2-11 Example of Dist.Dist O/S 2.4.4Line and Area Collection Data CollectionFigure 2-13:Line and Area 2.4.5Modes of Collection Data CollectionFigure 2-14 Attribution screen Data Collection 3.1.1Options with Nothing Selected 3.1Philosophy of Feature Selection3. Data Management 3.1.2Options with a Feature Selected Data Management 3.2Selecting a Feature3.2.1Feature Management 3.1.3Options with a Node Selected 3.2.1.1 Table Filtering 3.2.3Feature Submenu3.2.2Selecting a Node or “Vertex” Data Management 3.2.4Node Submenu Data Management3.2.4.1 Re-OccupyingNodes Data Management Feature ManagementFeature Management Inserting into a Feature Node Mode 3.3Using the Geographic Clipboard 3.3.1Purpose of the Geographic ClipboardData Management blocks Data Management3.3.2Flow of use Sharing a common node between Data Management 3.3.3Creating Point Topology Navigation 4. Navigation Navigation 4.1The Navigation Screen 4.3Creating a new Waypoint feature 4.2Waypoint Selection and ManagementNavigation Navigation 4.4Updating a Navigated Feature 5. Job Management Job ManagementFigure 5-1 New Job Dialog 5.1Coordinate Systems 5.1.1IntroductionJob Management Figure 5-2 Coordinate System 5.1.2Overview5.1.3Attaching a Coordinate System Job Management 5.1.4Field File Job ManagementGeoid Field File Job Management Leica GS20 Field Guide-1.1.0en Job Management 6. Codelist Management 6.1Creating a New CodelistCodelist Management 6.2Creating a New Code 6.2.1Creating a New AttributeCodelist Management 7.1.1Introduction 7. Applications7.1Cultivated Field Control 7.1.2Setup All identifiers are listed below Applications Applications 7.1.3Using the Program Applications Select a Tolerance or limit of error Leica GS20 Field Guide-1.1.0en Applications Leica GS20 Field Guide-1.1.0en Applications 8.1.2Context Menu 8. Utilities8.1File Browser 8.1.1Browser Controls Utilities 8.1.3Firmware Update8.1.4Sensor Transfer 8.1.5Clear System Memory Setup 9. SetupConfigurations 9.1Selecting, Modifying and Creating 9.3.1Hardware 9.2Tree Directory Navigation9.3Hardware Management Setup 9.3.2Contrast 9.3.3Wireless Bluetooth ConnectivitySetup 9.3.3.1 Selecting a Wireless Device Setup 9.3.4Clearing a Selected Device9.3.5Real-TimeCorrections with a Mobile Phone Making the connect 9.3.6Linking with the Bluetooth9.3.7Configuring your Device Setup 9.3.8.1 Status Indication 9.3.8Modifying your Configuration9.3.9Connecting to the Station Setup 9.4.2Modifying an Existing Template 9.4ID Template ManagementSetup 9.4.1Creating an ID Template 9.5.1Creating a New Device 9.5Device Manager9.6GPS Setup 9.6.3Antenna Type Setupwhen an antenna has been plugged in or unplugged 9.6.2Minimum Satellites 9.7.1Quality Monitor 9.7Data CollectionSetup 9.6.5Initialization 9.8Interfaces Setup9.8.1Real-Time 9.8.2GS20 Phase Wizard Setup9.8.2.1 Overview 9.8.2.4 The Interface Setup9.8.2.2 Static Phase 9.8.2.3 Kinematic Phase Leica GS20 Field Guide-1.1.0en Setup 9.8.3WAAS and EGNOS Setup 9.8.3.1 Understanding the WAAS Corrections Setup 9.8.4Connecting to WoRCS Beacon Setup9.8.3.2 Changes to the Real-TimeScreen Setup 9.8.4.1 Powering on the WoRCS9.8.4.2 Checking the Bluetooth Link Setup 9.8.4.3 Checking the WoRCS Real-TimeLink9.8.4.4 WoRCS Real-TimeBeacon 9.8.5Connecting to WoRCS Real-TimeSatellite RTS Setup Setup 9.8.5.1 Powering on the WoRCS9.8.5.2 Checking the Bluetooth Link Setup 9.8.5.4 WoRCS RTS Setup8 Setup 9.8.5.3 Checking the WoRCS Real-TimeLink Setup 9.8.6.1 Configuration of the GS209.8.6Offset Devices Leica GS20 Field Guide-1.1.0en Setup 30’00” Setup Leica GS20 Field Guide-1.1.0en Setup Setup Double Azimuth or Double DistanceReverse Azimuth and Distance Setup 9.8.7ASCII InputTo link an external ASCII Device 9.9.2Language 9.9Units and FormatsSetup 9.9.1Units of Measure 10.1.2 Satellite Information 10. Status10.1GPS 10.1.1 Position 10.2.1 Real-Time 10.2Interfaces10.3Hardware 10.1.3 Satellite View Glossary 11. Glossary Dilution of precision DOP Glossary Longitude Glossary Time and Initial Position Signal to Noise RatioRTCM Selective Availability 12. Index 733607-1.1.0en