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The cross section of the subgrade is fixed as a horizontal offset which is the same as the cross section
of reference Surface.
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When "Continue" is selected
You can extend the end of Surface on the right side/ left side selected in the input section for "Maxi-
mum extension :".
Use this when an intersection point exceeding the end of cross section is expected.
13. Press "Finish".
The new surface file is saved.
ACTIVE FILE
METHOD FOR SELECTING AN ACTIVE SURFACE FILE
When selecting an surface file to be used for control in an actual jobsite (TIN data, Plane Surface file, and Align-
ment file), perform the following procedure.
1.
On the main window, press "iB logo key" and display the
main menu.
2.
On "File" menu, press "Active" and "Surface" in order, and
select.
3.
On the main window, select an surface file to make active.
REMARK
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You cannot use the surface for control by simply taking it in. You can use the surface for control when it is
selected as active data.
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When displaying both of TIN data and alignment file and using them for control, select TIN data from "Sur-
face", and then select the alignment file from "Alignment".
METHOD FOR SELECTING AN ACTIVE ALIGNMENT FILE
When selecting an alignment file to be used for control in an actual jobsite, perform the following procedure.
1.
On the main window, press "iB logo key" and display the
main menu.
2.
On "File" menu, press "Active" and "Alignment" in order,
and select.
3.
On the main window, select an alignment file to be set ac-
tive.
REMARK
By setting an alignment file from "Surface" or "Alignment" to an active surface, you can use the alignment file on
the steering display. For the steering display, see "METHOD FOR SETTING STEER INDICATION OPTIONS
(4-41)".
When an alignment file is selected from "Alignment", it is not displayed on the main window, but is recognized by
3DMC as a surface file for the steering display.
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