Leica GS50 User Manual page 30

3.3.2 QuickStart Tutorial - GIS Data Collection, contd.
Once a sufficient amount of raw data
has been collected, you can stop
data collection by pressing F1 STOP.
Data collection times will
depend on the situation. If
the unit is being used as a reference
for post processing, then data must
be continually logged until all roving
receivers have stopped collecting
data. If the unit is operated as a
roving receiver the site occupation
time depends mainly on the baseline
length and your accuracy require-
ments.
The FEATURING\ panel will appear
again. You can now choose a differ-
ent code for data collection, or
continue collecting more features
with the same code. The receiver will
default back to the previously col-
lected data.
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The antenna must not be
moved while point data is
logged, otherwise the quality of the
collected data will be degraded!
The PC-Card must not be
removed while in the ATTRI-
BUTION\ panel. If the card is taken
out of the sensor all stored data
might be corrupted, preventing GIS
DataPRO from successfully reading
the data on the card.
You can change the dis-
played Quality information
from the CONFIGURE/Operation/
Formats panel. DOP and positional
quality can be displayed.
If needed, the TR500 terminal can
be disconnected and reconnected
while logging data. When reconnect-
ing the terminal the same panel will
reappear.
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Using Point ID Templates
By default, the GS50 / GS50+ uses
the time and date stamp to uniquely
identify point features. You can
define a point ID template to custom-
ize point names. You can access ID
Templates from CONFIG/Data
Collection/ID Templates.
From the CONFIGURE/ID Templates
panel, press F2 NEW to create a
new Point ID Template.
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