Slope gradient explained | Leica TPS400 guide

Start and execution Peg Survey, continued

>Step 1 Enter the slope gradient (proportion e.g. 1:150).

Slope gradient explained:

>Step 2 Enter the height difference.

Height difference explained:

> Step 3

[SET] Set the entered values and proceeds to the gradeline marking dialog.

1	Gradeline	z05
1

	150	Mining
		Mining

Station		Foresight Point		[EXIT]
		New	Gradeline
		New
	dH	H
		H
				Mining z06

Leaves the application "Grades" and return to the menu dialog of "FLP".

H:	Current height of
	gradeline above
	mine floor
dH:	Height difference

TPS400 Mining Manual-1.0.0en	19		Grades

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Leica TPS400 user manual Slope gradient explained

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 Before starting Peg Survey Data uploading using Mining Editor Step Start and execution Peg Survey Station or BS point has no Number of sets Error messagesValid coords Set 1 of total Proceeding Peg SurveySequence Measure Backsight Point Exit Measure or DIST/REC Repeat and until all sets are measured DHz ResultsDHD MHDBS/FS Average MHz Coordinates foresight point Results Saving dataResult Residual Front Line Peg Known Grades Start 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 Offset information Saving data Setting out coordinates from memory Procedure Setting outPolar setout Orthogonal setout Cartesian setout Polygonal Method Tie DistanceRadial Method Determine second target Result is displayed Softkeys radial method Softkeys polygonal method Mining Editor Installation on the PCProgram content Mining Editor Example2 Practical ExamplesDefine and upload Tolerances Example1 File ! Save As Creating fixpoint files Define tolerances File ! Open Process import fixpoint files Second Example Importing of fixpoints in Ascii format ISO standard