Leica GS50 User Manual page 29

3.3.2 QuickStart Tutorial - GIS Data Collection, contd.
Pressing F4 OFFS will allow you to
enter an offset to the desired point
code. You can enter this offset in one
of five ways:
• Bearing and Distance
• Double Bearing
• Double Distance
• Chainage and Offset (Advanced)
• Backward Bearing & Distance
Once a hidden point was measured
with bearing and distance method, a
LAST F2 button becomes visible that
allows you to select the last meas-
ured Point within the hidden point
option. If you like to select a point out
of the existing points shift F2 PtLST
will lead you to the existing point list.
GS50 / GS50+-4.0.0en
The GS50 / GS50+ interfaces to a
number of laser range finders that will
allow you to accurately measure offset
distances and angles. The following
laser range finders are supported:
• LTI Criterion 400
• LTI Criterion compatible
• Leica Laser Locator
• MDL LaserAce 300
• Leica Geosystems Disto pro4
• Leica Geosystems Disto pro4a
• Laser Atlanta
You can configure your GS50 /
GS50+ to interface with your laser
range finder from the CONFIGURE\
OFFSET panel.
Please see the Technical
Reference Manual for more
information.
Please use only the special designed
cable that is delivered with the device.
Wrong cable may damage your device!
As soon as you are tracking a
minimum of 4 satellites, the accuracy
icon is visible (indicating good
position quality), and the antenna is
positioned close to the feature, you
should press F1 OCUPY.
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This activates logging of raw data
and the panel changes accordingly:
Notice that the position mode icon
has changed to static mode, indi-
cated by a symbol of a tripod.
During data logging, attribute infor-
mation can be entered into the
appropriate input fields. In this
example, "Pole 1" has been entered
for Attrib 1.
If ESC is pressed during an attribu-
tion process is ongoing, the user is
asked if the collected data should be
stored or deleted.
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