Introduction - Husky MP2500 Pocket Manual

Introduction

This guide should help you carry out your first field surveys using a
system from the 6500/6300 series.
Below are the main functions which can be performed:
- Logging: the rover will compute and save the position of any point
in the working area once the antenna rod is placed on this point.
- Stake out: the rover will guide you to the planned points of the open
job so that you can stake them out in the field. It will compute and
save their positions for further comparison against the project points.
- Trajectory: the rover will automatically log points along a
trajectory, at regular intervals of time or distance.
- Raw data recording: a function shared by rovers and stations for
post-processing applications.
The following functions do not fall within the scope of this guide:
surveying a profile, resorting to offset methods in logging and stake-out
functions, computing distances and areas, creating points and lines, raw
data recording according to programmed sessions, computing a local
grid or altitude correction, loading a geoid...
For more information about these topics, please refer to the Reference
Manual Part No. P0100386 provided on CD-ROM.
Please, do not throw away this guide once you get familiar with the
system, but instead, use it as a memo.
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