Creating A New Alignment - Leica TS01 User Manual

7.10.3
Description
Access
Start point
and
Exist Element
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Chainage
•
Elevation
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Creating a New Alignment

An alignment is a set of data that can be used to describe and determine the
exact location of a road centerline. It describes the whole road in terms of
elements of the road, including starting point, straight line, curve and spiral.
Create horizontal and vertical road alignment files with the basic field software
and upload them onto the instrument.
Alternatively, horizontal and vertical road alignments can be created onboard
the instrument.
1. Select Road Define from the Road menu.
2. Select:
• Define H Alignment
Select Element or Cross point
•
Edit H Alignment
•
• Define V Alignment
Edit V Alignment
•
Using a horizontal alignment file is mandatory.
☞
Using a vertical alignment file is not mandatory. A height can be
☞
defined manually instead.
Key Description
Back To return to the last active screen.
Straight To insert a straight into a horizontal alignment.
Available in Exist Element when the start point has been
defined.
Curve To insert a curve into a horizontal alignment.
Available in Exist Element when the start point has been
defined.
Spiral To insert a spiral into a horizontal alignment.
Available in Exist Element when the start point has been
defined.
OK To accept the selection.
Description of fields
For Start point
Field Option
Chainage: Editable field
E : Editable field
N : Editable field
Description
Stake number of the starting point on road
centerline.
Characters such as "K", "k" or "+" are
not allowed. Example: K2+224.224 must be
2224.224.
Easting of the start point of the horizontal
alignment.
Northing of the start point of the horizontal
alignment.
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