Measurement data, Point, Grades Result | Leica TPS400 specification

Results, continued

Saving data

> Step 6

If the sign is negative the grade point are above the measure point.

If the sign is positive the grade point are below the measure point.

Turn the telescope until the height difference (dHgt) is zero, then repeat the measurement

(> Step 5 ).

The following result data are stored in the internal memory:

	Measurement data:		Coordinates of new gradeline
	PtID:	Point number	point:
	PtID:	Point number
	Hz:	Horizontal angle	E:	Easting
	Hz:	Horizontal angle
	V:	Vertical angle	N:	Northing
	V:	Vertical angle
	HD:	Horizontal distance	H:	Height
	HD:	Horizontal distance
	SD:	Slope distance	Grades Result:
	dH:	Height difference	Grades Result:
	dH:	Height difference	daH:	Stake out height
			daH:	Stake out height
				difference
			daHD:	Horizontal distance
				along the foresight
				line
			Grd:	Slope gradient
			GE:	Grade elevation

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Leica TPS400 user manual Measurement data, Point, Grades Result

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