Tripod Data Systems SURVEY PRO User Manual page 277

4. Enter the distance from the GPS reference point to the offset
point. You can enter the distance by hand or you can get it from
the selected conventional instrument by tapping Shoot Laser.
Note: You have to switch to conventional mode to configure the laser
range finder or total station.
5. Enter the direction (azimuth/bearing) from the reference point to
the offset point. You can enter a direction in one of the following
ways:
• Using the horizontal angle returned from the conventional
instrument if you took a shot.
•
Occupying a point on line with the reference point and the
offset point. After you occupy the reference point, tap
Direction from Two Points and then occupy a point on line with
the reference point and the offset point. When you are done
occupying the on line point, you will be prompted for the
direction to your offset point.
• Entering a value by hand, such as when you measure the
offset direction with a compass.
6. Tap Store to store the offset point.
7. Store any number of additional offset points from this GPS
reference point. The shot data for each point is recorded in .RAW
data. Tap Close when you are done storing points.
GPS Module
267