Logging Trajectories In Real Time - Magellan ProMark3 RTK Getting Started Manual

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6. Move to the next point you want to log.
7. Resume steps 3 through 6 as many times as necessary.
8. When all points have been logged, tap DONE on the
screen. This closes the open log file, which now contains
the positions of all the logged points, and takes you back
to the last displayed navigation screen.

Logging Trajectories in Real Time

1. Walk to the start point of the trajectory and stand still on
that point.
2. Press the LOG key and then enter the following parame-
ters:
• Site ID: A 4-character string.
• Survey Mode: Kinematic.
• Site Description: An optional 20-character narrative
description of the point. Tap inside the field, enter
your text from the on-screen keypad and press ENTER.
• Antenna Height: From the reference point.
• Units: Antenna height unit (meters, US feet or Int feet)
• Height Type: Slant or Vertical.
• Interval Type: Time or Distance, according to whether you
want the points of the trajectory to be created and
logged at regular intervals of time or distance.
• Interval: Time elapsed, in seconds, or distance traveled,
in meters, between any two point positions logged
along the trajectory followed.