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Post-Processed Surveying
Establishing
Bluetooth
Connection with
the Rover
Static Survey
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7. Tap on the Monitor/Satellite View button to make sure GNSS
reception is good at the base location (enough satellites
are received, DOP values low). Ignore all RTK-related
indicators.
8. Tap
to return to the previous screen.
9. Tap on the Exit-Continue Logging button.
10.Tap Yes to confirm that you want to exit the Log Raw GPS
function but you want data logging to continue.
11.Tap
to return to the main menu.
12.Tap Yes twice to continue data logging at the base
location. You can now let the base operate on its own and
switch to the rover.
1. Tap on the Equip tab and then on the GPS Base or GPS
Rover button, whichever is the currently active button.
2. Tap on the Comms tab.
3. Tap on the Configure button next to the Device field. This
opens the Bluetooth Devices window.
4. Select the rover Bluetooth identifier from the list.
5. Tap
to connect the field terminal to the rover. Then
FAST survey takes you back to the Comms tab.
to return to the FAST Survey Equip menu. The field
6. Tap
terminal now communicates with the rover. Move both the
rover and field terminal to the working area so you can
start your static, stop & go or kinematic survey. See next
sections.
The rover has been installed on the survey point and will stay
there throughout the static survey. What you will have to do
now with your rover is much similar to what you've just done
for the base. Follow the instructions below to run the survey:
1. Tap on the Survey tab and then on Log Raw GPS.
2. Tap on Start File. The screen lists the currently used
settings.
3. Keep or edit these settings, depending on the specific
requirements of your survey:
• Elev Mask: Elevation mask, in degrees (default: 5
degrees)
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