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Description of fields
Field
Point ID
Antenna
height
Antenna
height
Target
height
Perpendicu-
lar target ht
Stake chain-
age
Chainage
increment
Allow enter-
ing the
measured
super-eleva-
tion
Measured
super-eleva-
tion
800
Option
Description
Editable field
Name of the next point to be stored. The ID
is incremented/decremented whenever a
point gets stored.
Editable field
For GS:
Height of the antenna.
Editable field
For GS:
Perpendicular height of the antenna. Availa-
ble when the perpendicular height is config-
ured. Refer to " Road Settings,Rail design
page".
Editable field
For TS:
Height of the prism.
Using a gauge device, the target height is
always applied perpendicular. In this case,
the setting for Apply target height in Rail
Settings, Rail design page is ignored.
Editable field
For TS:
Perpendicular height of the prism. Available
when the perpendicular height is configured.
Refer to " Road Settings,Rail design page".
Editable field
The defined chainage of the point to be
staked out. For multiple tracks that have a
defined chainage centreline, the chainage to
be staked out always refers to the chainage
of the chainage centreline, not to the chain-
age of the track centreline.
Editable field
Value by which the nominal chainage increa-
ses/decreases when pressing Ch -/Ch +.
To stake a point at more than one chainage,
define a chainage increment.
Check box
When this box is checked, the cant value
(superelevation) which was measured with
an inclination sensor can be entered man-
ually. The difference of the manually entered
cant value and the current design cant is dis-
played on
When this box is not checked, no cant differ-
ence (superelevation) is calculated of the
current design cant and the measured cant.
The current cant can be measured using the
option Second point of super-elevation
from the toolbox.
Editable field
Available when Allow entering the meas-
ured super-elevation is checked. Positive or
negative signs must be entered. Seen in
increasing chainage direction:
page.
Roads - Rail
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