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2011-03-02T15:22:00.000-06:00

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Quote of the Day - GTS-905A

2008-10-10T10:14:00.002-05:00

Smaller-Lighter-Faster-Longer. The Topcon GTS 900 series of robotic total stations is the latest and most advanced system on the market today that boasts a completely new modern design, faster motors, wireless technology and X TRAC prism tracking technology.

The one touch quick locking X TRAC system set the standard for remote target acquisition in the robotics industry. Now this feature has been further refined to assure longer ranges, and faster target acquisition. The wireless RC-3 that is at the heart of the system increases range, utilizes the same batteries as the FC-200 field controller.

Available in 1, 3, and 5 second angle accuracies, gives you the option to select the accuracy that best fits your requirements. The 900 series offers flexibility, performance and industry leading technology all in one package. Take one for a test drive today.

The X-TRAC 7 robotic system upgrade is now available for the IS instrument. This enhancement to firmware and software affects the robotic tracking, quick-lock, radios, and data collector performance.

Features Include:

Innovative, completely cable-free system design
New RC-3 with Superior XTRAC™ Quick-Lock tracking technology
Integrated interference free 2.4 GHz SpSp robotic data communications
New FC-200 with optional, snap-in radio module
Faster servo motor technology, faster tracking technology
Full-color, graphical Windows Mobile instrument & field controller interface
Lighter weight than the competition

A new, backlit keyboard provides a smart new user interface that combines efficiency and convenience. Standard rechargeable batteries power the entire Topcon instrument and field controller product lines. The new waterproof, dustproof instrument design is ready to live up to Topcon’s strict quality standards, and is ready to take the punishment of even the harshest job site conditions.

With the new 2.4 GHz spread spectrum radio built into the 900 series, off board dedicated channel radios for remote operation are a thing of the past. A startling 1000m range between the instrument and the controller mean that you will never have to worry about communications range between the components of your system.

Get a Quote here

Google Earth + Topcon Tools = Background Imagery

2008-05-29T14:32:00.003-05:00

If you want background imagery for a job and Google Earth has good imagery for the area you can pretty easily make it happen.

In Google Earth go to Tools > Options > 3D View and set the Show Lat/Long option to UTM. Center your targeted area and add a pushpin to each corner and the center of the image. Make the icon for the point a dot instead of the pin as your adding the markers by clicking the pin icon next to the name blank and choose the square or circle icon and set the scale to .5. Doing so will make the icons less obtrusive in the resulting image. Copy each point's coordinate on a scratch pad then go to File > Save > Save Image. Save the image and close Google Earth.

Open Topcon Tools, create a new job and edit the job configuration. In Coordinate Systems set the Projection to your UTM zone and set the Coordinate type to grid. Set the units to Meters. Click View > CAD and start adding the points. Once all the points are added change the projection to your state plane zone.

Go to View > Background images and click Add image. Navigate to and add the image from Google Earth. Zoom in to the first point and click Add point. Set the spatial point to the job point's name and hit OK. Repeat for the rest of the points. Once all points are added, hit calculate. Hit Finish, name and save the resulting .jpw file. Transfer both the .jpg and .jpw file to your data collector and add it to your job as an image.

Video coming soon.

Quote of the Day - GPT-3100W

2008-05-06T15:21:00.006-05:00

Topcon was the first to bring a completely wireless total station to the surveying industry. Now, with the GPT-3100W series reflectorless total stations, Topcon gives you the convenience of wireless technology on the total stations with the longest reflectorless range in their class. The GPT-3100W series provides the highest measuring precision available due to its dual-optical design, so you get incredible results every time, in all situations.

GPT-3100W Series Features:

Dual-Optical Design—Reflectorless measuring requires a finely focused beam for pinpoint accuracy. Prisms need a wider pattern to prevent off-center measuring degradation. Topcon’s dual-optical system gives you both for the maximum measuring accuracy all the time.
Precise Pulse-Laser Reflectorless—Topcon’s pulse-laser “ time-of-flight” system eliminates measuring errors caused by the overlapping signals used in phase measuring systems. Accurately measuring corners or through objects such as a chainlink fence is always fast and reliable.
Longest Reflectorless Range—Up to 350m, the longest reflectorless range in its class! Measures up to 3000m with a prism. The dualoptical design allows you the extended range using a class 1 laser— safe for all conditions—making it ideal for use in high-traffic and other heavily populated areas.

Topcon’s GPT-3100W uses a dual laser optics system, one narrow beam for non-prism functions, and a broader beam when using a prism. This stabilizes the beam over long distances providing accurate measurement, even in adverse atmospheric conditions such as heat shimmer.

Get a Quote here

See the IS, Imaging Station at MAPS

2008-05-06T12:43:00.004-05:00

Summer MAPS Convention (Mississippi Association of Professional Surveyors)
When: August 1, 2008
Where: Oxford Convention Center (click here for map)
Speaker: Joel Frost
Topic: IS, Imaging Station
Time: 1:30 PM (approx.)

Topcon Positioning Systems and Hayes Instrument Company will be discussing the latest in imaging and scanning technology. This session will include examples of projects using Topcon’s “IS” Imaging Station and Topcon’s GLS-1000 Laser Scanner. With imaging technology becoming more main stream in today’s survey business it is important for the Land Surveyor to understand the positive effects this technology will have on their profession and business.

Topics to be discussed:

What is imaging technology
How does it work
What can it do for my business
Work flow and processes
Hands on demonstrations

The class has a 280 seat maximum, so contact MAPS today to reserve a seat. By attending the class you will receive 3 pdh continuing education credits, and a meal. Click here for the MAPS website.

Learn how to Collimate an instrument

2008-05-06T12:06:00.004-05:00

Summer MAPS Convention (Mississippi Association of Professional Surveyors)
When: August 1, 2008
Where: Oxford Convention Center (click here for map)
Speaker: Troy Deaton
Topic: Instrument Collimation
Time: 10:30 AM

Troy Deaton, with Hayes Instrument Company, will be at the Summer MAPS convention as a speaker. He will be demonstrating how to do a basic instrument collimation for yourself. He will cover the following:

Optical plummet adjustment
Level bubble adjustment
Vertical zero point adjustments
Double centering error
Tilt sensor inspection and adjustments
Prism constants
EDM accuracy tips

The class has a 280 seat maximum, so contact MAPS today to reserve a seat. By attending the class you will receive 1.5 pdh continuing education credits, and a meal. Click here for the MAPS website.

For anyone who couldn't make it, and for anyone who is not in Mississippi, we will record Troy's performance and have it available at HayesHelp.tv

Also featured at the Mississippi show:
Joel Frost with Topcon will be speaking in depth on the new IS, Imaging Station. Click here for more info.

Installing USB Drivers for Topcon GPS...

2008-05-06T09:41:00.001-05:00

The fastest way to connect and download from a Topcon GPS receiver is via the USB port. However a step that often confounds users is the loading of the drivers. Before you even connect the GPS receiver, download the driver zip file from www.hayeshelp.com/downloads.

Extract the file to an easy to find spot on your computer. Next connect the receiver to the computer using the USB cable and turn the unit on.

In most cases a Windows notification bubble will pop up indicating a new device was discovered. The Add New Hardware Wizard should pop up. For the first receiver you install, select “Install from a specific device or location” and click next. Check the box for “Include this location in the search:” Then click browse. Find the folder where the files were extracted to and click ok. Then click next. Shortly a Windows message will pop up warning you that the driver is not signed. Click “continue anyway”. Once the drivers finish installing then click finish. For any other receivers you can now click install automatically to install the drivers.

To test your connection, run PC-CDU and see if USB shows in the Com port pull down.

Go forth and prosper.

HayesHelp Tech-Tips

2008-04-25T11:45:00.014-05:00

HayesHelp.com Tech-Tips is an e-newsletter designed to give you the latest updates on Survey-tech news. It is a great way to stay in-the-know about the latest software upgrades, new products, new services, and exclusive deals available at Hayes.

Take a look at previous articles here.

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IS, Imaging Station Introduction

2008-04-24T16:02:00.008-05:00

Estimated Show Date: August 19th, 2008
Estimated time: 11:00 AM Central
Go to HayesHelp.tv when show begins

We have chosen - for our first live show - to cover the Topcon IS, Imaging Station. This innovative product has many new features that need further explanation. Though we can't come to everyone's backyard to give a hands-on demonstration, we can have everyone join us live- online to get a test-drive from the comfort of the office chair.

Please mark the date on your calendar and come back to join us. In the meantime read what Topcon has to say about their new product:

Topcon: IS, Imaging Station

FH915+ Radio Board Firmware Update

2008-04-23T13:57:00.000-05:00

Topcon has released a firmware update for all receivers using FH915+ radio boards incuding Hiper Lite+ (sn begins with 384- or 385-), FH915+ GR-3 and RE-S1 repeaters (requires a special programming cable).

Hiper Lite+ (384- or 385-)

GR-3 FH915+

RE-S1

Installation Instructions

Pre-built geoid03 models for TDS Survey Pro

2008-04-23T13:55:00.002-05:00

We are now offering pre-built geoid03 models for TDS Survey Pro.

Interactive map

New Topcon Demos

2008-04-23T13:43:00.003-05:00

We've got a nice new selection of videos for all of our Topcon Products!

TOTAL STATIONS:

GTS-230W

GTS-720

GPT-3000LW

GPT-7000

GPT-7000I

ROBOTICS:

GPT-9000A

GPS:

GR-3

GIS:

GMS-2

TDS Survey Pro 4.5.2 Released

2008-04-23T13:40:00.001-05:00

Release notes

Cinderella Days Confirmed

2008-04-23T13:34:00.001-05:00

Pay-Per-Use and Password Upgradeable Systems

Cinderella Option automatically turns your receiver into a dual frequency GPS+GLONASS for 24 hours every other Tuesday starting at GPS midnight.

The Cinderella Option automatically allows your receiver to receive all available satellite signals for 24 hours every other Tuesday starting at GPS midnight. Any Euro 80 board based receiver will turn into a dual frequency GPS receiver and any Euro 112/160 based receiver will turn into a dual frequency GPS+GLONASS receiver.

Cinderella Option also enables you to participate in the Pay-Per-Use (PPU) program. With PPU program you can buy the minimum system (for example GPS L1) and then pay for other features and options (for example, RTK with GPS+GLONASS L1+L2) as you use them. The usage of features during the Cinderella days is not counted as PPU time and are free as part of the Cinderella Option.

At any time you can buy the features that you have rented and credit the remaining PPU time towards the purchase of the features.

With Cinderella Option (that includes PU/PPU program) you get the following benefits:

You minimize the initial investment and will
have the most sophisticated hardware and software ready when you
need them.
You can test the features like L1+L2 and GPS+GLONASS
in your actual jobs and then buy them when you are convinced that
they are more cost effective than L1-only and they provide much
better results faster.
You never have to worry about the need for
another equipment whatever your survey jobs will end up to be.

The purchase price of any feature is the difference between the price of that feature and what you have already purchased. For example if you have already purchased a GPS L1 Legacy and LegAnt for $4,750 and you need to upgrade them to GPS L1+L2 that costs $9,500, you pay the price difference of $4,750. The same price difference will be the basis for PPU calculation if you decide to rent the L2 feature rather than buying it.

The daily cost of PPU is 1/120 of the purchase price of the feature.

The weekly cost of PPU is 1/30 of the purchase price of the feature.

The monthly cost of PPU is 1/10 of the purchase price of the feature.

We also charge $200 for each PPU/PU transaction order.

If you decide to upgrade your receiver within three months of purchase, we fully credit you the price that you paid for the Cinderella Option towards the purchase of upgrades.

And note that with all the above options, you are purchasing the superior technology of TPS and the advanced features that nobody else can offer.

We reserve the right to change, modify or terminate the PPU/PU program at any time.

Cinderella Days
2008	January	February	March	April
	15, 29	12, 26	11, 25	8, 22
	May	June	July	August
	6, 20	3, 17	1, 15, 29	12, 26
	September	October	November	December
	9, 23	7, 21	4, 18	2, 16, 30

TopSurv 7... Surveying has a new Number

2008-04-23T09:54:00.002-05:00

Redesigned from the ground up, TopSURV 7 is not just an upgrade, it’s a whole new experience from field to finish. From its all-new, super-efficient database engine to its near-universal exporting abilities, 7 delivers the power to simplify and speed your data collection and delivery.

Speed, GUI, and a feel for the road

The new engine has cut file size by an amazing 60%, but that’s just what’s under the hood. Its new graphical user interface and intuitive operation are where the rubber meets the road. Icon driven, with no more than four clicks to get to any operation, 7 helps you quickly negotiate the trickiest turns—both on the controller and onboard. Real-time re-computation of recorded data puts an end to time-wasting pit stops.

Advanced Import/Export, Coding, and Setup

Stock or custom, 7 supports all major file formats and lets you visually create custom codes and ordering to insure a perfect transfer every time. Its new station offset and string list features bring added versatility and efficiency to setup and operation.

The all-new TopSURV 7.

Features include:

Faster
60% smaller file size
Icon-based GUI
Intuitive, easy operation
Advanced import/export
More COGO
Advanced collection routines

Modules Available:

Contractor – Simplified functionality for common layout tasks and point collection.

Roading – Create & edit cross section templates, horizontal and vertical alignments, road & slope stakeout, and more.

Robotic – Take control of your Topcon robotic instrument, with complete support for all of the advanced features of our full robotic line-up! Includes automated surface scanning integrated with digital imaging. Pictures are 'rubber sheeted' over measurements for 3D viewing and analysis in Topcon Tools.

GPS – RTK setup and control is quick and easy with our Auto-Base and Auto-Rover routines. Allows complete integration of GPS and conventional surveying data! Unleash the full power and capability of your Topcon GPS+ system!

GIS – Advanced capabilities and data integration for the GIS/Surveying Professional.

***A free update for TopSurv is available here

The native TopSURV job file in version 7 is different from previous versions. Be sure to download Topcon Link v. 7 to handle the new format.

Official Release Notes

TDS Recon Setup with RC2II and Radios

2008-04-17T14:43:00.004-05:00

Concepts— When using RC2II and Radios, the majority of communication is handled by the radio link. The RC2II is used only for the quick-lock function. When the user activates the quick-lock function, the RC-2II transmitter sends an Infrared Single that is picked up by the RC2 Handle on the total station. The gun then turns to the source of the infrared beacon (RC-2II) and performs an Autolock

Total Station Setup— (note: many of the settings below are defaulted correctly)

1. Connect the radio to the total station via the 9-pin to 6-pin hirose radio cable
and turn the radio on.

2. From the main total station menu:

• Select the Para Menu [F6]
• Select the Communication Menu [F2]
• Select Serial Port RS232C/RC [F1]
• Select using the [F3/F4] keys
• Press Set [F1] then YES [F5]
• Select Set RC [F3]
• Verify the following settings:

∗ Channel [1]
∗ V.Search [15]
∗ RC [S]
∗ Retry [Std]
∗ Delimit [ETX]
∗ REC-A/B [B]
∗ NEZ-REC [Std]
∗ TrkState [ON]
∗ B.Rate [4800]
∗ Data.L [8]
∗ Parity [None]
∗ Stop Bit [1]

• Press SET [F1] then YES [F5]
• Press [ESC] back to the main total station menu.

3. From the Main Total Station Menu:

• Press Prog [F1] then MORE [F6]
• Press EXT.LINK [F3]
• Press 2. Setting [F2]
• Select 1. CABLE/RADIO MODEM/RC [F1]
• Using the Up/Down [F3/F4] arrow keys, select RADIO MODEM SATEL 3ASd.
• Press SET [F1]
• At the Setting menu, Select 4.PARAMETER (RADIO MODEM) [F4]
• Select 1.SELECT PARAMETERS [F1]
• Using the Up/Down arrow keys, select . Press SET [F1]

• Select 4.PARAMETER (RADIO MODEM) [F4]

• Select 2. SET FREQUENCY (3ASd) [F2]
• If the Frequency needs to be changed, press INP [F1] and type in the desired Frequency. Else press OK [F6].
• Press [ESC]
• Select 1. Execute [F1]

RC-2II

1. Open the battery chamber and remove the batteries. Locate the dip-switch block at the bottom of the battery chamber and verify that dip-switch 3 is

to the right. The other switche

s should be set the to left.

2. Put in fresh batteries if unsure about their age (typical battery life is 40 hrs).

3. Connect the Y-cable between the radio, data collector, and RC-2II.

Ranger/Recon Setup

1. Run Survey Pro and Open a job for work.

2. Go to [Job] - [Settings]

3. Press [Create New Instrument]

4. Create an Instrument Profile with the following settings.

• Name: Robot with Radio

• Set the Brand to
• Set the Model to
• Ignore the Serial port and baud rate settings for now.

5. Press [Instrument Settings]

6. Set the EDM Mode: to the desired resolutions (Coarse/Track 10mm)

7. Track Light: Auto

8. Check the Remote Control option.

9. Press the {Search} tab at the bottom of the display.

10.Set the desired Horizontal and Vertical Range (15 Hor and 10 Vert are good).

11.Set Pattern to .

12.Set the Quick Lock:

13. Set the Radio to (or 2ASd if that is what you are using).

14. Enter the desired Frequency and press the [Set 3ASd Radio Frequency] button.

15.Press the {Track} index tab at the bottom of the display.

16.Set the desired search delay value in the Start Searching After: Field. (3 is a typical value).

17. Set the Track Speed value.

• GTS 800/802/810/815 should be set to .
• GTS 820/GPT 8000/8200 should be set to .

18. Set the Sensitivity to reflect the average distance that you will be shooting. (0-300ft), (300-600ft), (600+ft)

19. Set the Turn Speed to .

20. Press the {Correction} index tab at the bottom of the display.

21. Verify that all the correction values are set to: 0

22. Press the [green check] button to return back to the Instrument Setup Page.

23. Press the [Defaults] button to default the computed Baud Rate and Parity values.
Verify that the Baud Rate is set to 9600 and the Parity to None.

24. Press the [Send to Instrument] button. Survey Pro should return a “Happy” sound.

25. Press the [green check] Button to exit out to the Instrument Profile page.

26. Press the [green check] again to exit back to the Main Survey Pro Menu.

27. Select [Survey] - [Remote Control].

28. Verify active Angles are updating on the display.

You are now connected to your total station and ready to begin your survey.

Download PDF here

TDS Ranger Setup with RC2II and Radios

2008-04-17T14:34:00.003-05:00

• If the Frequency needs to be changed, press INP [F1] and type in the desired
Frequency. Else press OK [F6].

• Press [ESC]
• Select 1. Execute [F1]

RC-2II

1. Open the battery chamber and remove the batteries. Locate the dip-switch block at the

bottom of the battery chamber and verify that dip-switch 3 is to the right. The other switches should be set the to left.

2. Put in fresh batteries if unsure about their age (typical
battery life is 40 hrs).

3. Connect the Y-cable between the radio, data collector, and RC-2II.

Ranger Setup

1. Run Survey Pro and Open a job for work.

2. Go to [Job] - [Settings]

3. Press [Create New Instrument]

4. Create an Instrument Profile with the following settings.

• Name: Robot with Radio
• Set the Brand to
• Set the Model to
• Ignore the Serial port and baud rate settings for now.

5. Press [Instrument Settings]

6. Set the EDM Mode: to the desired resolution.

7. Track Light: Auto

8. Check the Remote Control option.

9. Press the {Search} tab at the top of the display.

10.Set the desired Horizontal and Vertical Range.

11.Set Pattern to .

12.Set the Quick Lock:

13. Set the Radio to (or 2ASd if that is what you are using).

14. Enter the desired Frequency and press the [Set 3ASd Radio Frequency] button.

15.Press the {Track} index tab at the top of the display.

16.Set the desired search delay value in the Start Searching After: Field. (3 is a typical value).

17. Set the Track Speed value.

• GTS 800/802/810/815 should be set to .
• GTS 820/GPT 8000/8200 should be set to .

18. Set the Sensitivity to reflect the average distance that you will be shooting. (0-300ft) (300- 600ft), (600+ft)

19. Set the Turn Speed to .

20. Press the {Correction} index tab at the bottom of the display.

21. Verify that all the correction values are set to: 0

22. Press the [green check] button to return back to the Instrument Setup Page.

23. Press the [Defaults] button to default the computed Baud Rate and Parity values.
Verify that the Baud Rate is set to 9600 and the Parity to None.

24. Press the [Send to Instrument] button. Survey Pro should return a “Happy”
sound.

25. Press the [green check] Button to exit out to the Instrument Profile page.

26. Press the [green check] again to exit back to the Main Survey Pro Menu.

27. Select [Survey] - [Remote Control].

28. Verify active Angles are updating on the display.

You are now connected to your total station and ready to begin your survey.

Download PDF here

TDS Recon Setup with RC2II Only

2008-04-17T14:24:00.002-05:00

Concepts— When using the RC-2II stand-alone configuration, the RC-2II transmitter is responsible for the two way communication link and quick-lock function for the robotic system. It is also important to note that communication can only happen when the RC-2II unit and the total station are pointed at each other.

Total Station Setup— (note: many of the settings below are defaulted correctly)

1. From the main total station menu:

• Select the Para Menu [F6]
• Select the Communication Menu [F2]
• Select Serial Port RS232C/RC [F1]
• Select using the [F3/F4] keys
• Press Set [F1] then YES [F5]
• Select Set RC [F3]
• Verify the following settings:

∗ Channel [1]
∗ V.Search [15]
∗ RC [S]
∗ Retry [Std]
∗ Delimit [ETX]
∗ REC-A/B [B]
∗ NEZ-REC [Std]
∗ TrkState [ON]
∗ B.Rate [4800]
∗ Data.L [8]
∗ Parity [None]
∗ Stop Bit [1]

• Press SET [F1] then YES [F5]
• Press [ESC] back to the main total station
menu.

2. From the Main Total Station Menu:

• Press Prog [F1] then MORE [F6]
• Press EXT.LINK [F3]
• Press 2. Setting [F2]
• Select 1. CABLE/RADIO MODEM/RC [F1]
• Using the Up/Down [F3/F4] arrow keys, select RC.
• Press SET [F1]
• At the Setting menu, Select 3. PARAMETER (RC) [F3].
• Using the Up/Down arrow keys, set Channel 1. Press SET [F1]
• Set Terminate to ETX. Press SET [F1]
• Set Retry to Standard. Press SET [F1]
• Set REC TYPE to REC-B. Press SET [F1]
• Press [ESC]
• Select 1. Execute [F1]

RC-2II

1. Open the battery chamber and remove the batteries. Locate the dip-switch block at the bottom of the battery chamber and verify that dip-switch 3 is to the
left. The other switches should be set the to left as well.

2. Put in fresh batteries if unsure about their age (typical battery life is 40 hrs).

3. Connect the cable between data collector and RC-2II.

Recon Setup

1. Run Survey Pro and Open a job for work.

2. Go to [Job] - [Settings]

3. Press [Create New Instrument]

4. Create an Instrument Profile with the following settings.

• Name: Robot with RC2 Only
• Set the Brand to
• Set the Model to
• Ignore the Serial port and baud rate settings for now.

5. Press [Instrument Settings]

6. Set the EDM Mode: to the desired resolution.

7. Track Light: Auto

8. Check the Remote Control option.

9. Press the {Search} tab at the bottom of the display.

10.Set the desired Horizontal and Vertical Range.

11.Set Pattern to .

12.Set the Quick Lock:

13.Press the {Track} index tab at the bottom of the display.

14.Set the desired search delay value in the Start Searching After: Field. (3 is a typical value).

15. Set the Track Speed value.

• GTS 800/802/810/815 should be set to .
• GTS 820/GPT 8000/8200 should be set to .

16. Set the Sensitivity to reflect the average distance that you will be shooting. (0-300ft), (300-600ft), (600+ft)

17. Set the Turn Speed to .

18. Press the {Correction} index tab at the bottom of the display.

19. Verify that all the correction values are set to: 0

20. Press the [green check] button to return back to the Instrument Setup Page.

21. Press the [Defaults] button to default the computed Baud Rate and Parity values.
Verify that the Baud Rate is set to 4800 and the Parity to None.

22. Press the [Send to Instrument] button. Survey Pro should return a “Happy”
sound.

23. Press the [green check] Button to exit out to the Instrument Profile page.

24. Press the [green check] again to exit back to the Main Survey Pro Menu.

25. Select [Survey] - [Remote Control].

26. Press the [Q-Lock] button to activate the Quick-Lock function.

27. Verify active Angles are updating on the display.

You are now connected to your total station and ready to begin your survey.

Download PDF here

TDS Ranger Setup with RC2II Only

2008-04-15T14:44:00.001-05:00

Concepts— When using the RC-2II stand-alone configuration, the RC-2II transmitter is responsible for the two way communication link and quick-lock function for the robotic system. It is also important to note that communication can only happen when the RC-2II unit and the total station are pointed at each other.

Total Station Setup— (note: many of the settings below are defaulted correctly)

1. From the main total station menu:
• Select the Para Menu [F6]
• Select the Communication Menu [F2]
• Select Serial Port RS232C/RC [F1]
• Select using the [F3/F4] keys
• Press Set [F1] then YES [F5]
• Select Set RC [F3]
• Verify the following settings:

∗ Channel [1]
∗ V.Search [15]
∗ RC [S]
∗ Retry [Std]
∗ Delimit [ETX]
∗ REC-A/B [B]
∗ NEZ-REC [Std]
∗ TrkState [ON]
∗ B.Rate [4800]
∗ Data.L [8]
∗ Parity [None]
∗ Stop Bit [1]

• Press SET [F1] then YES [F5]
• Press [ESC] back to the main total station
menu.

2. From the Main Total Station Menu:
• Press Prog [F1] then MORE [F6]
• Press EXT.LINK [F3]
• Press 2. Setting [F2]
• Select 1. CABLE/RADIO MODEM/RC [F1]
• Using the Up/Down [F3/F4] arrow keys, select RC.
• Press SET [F1]
• At the Setting menu, Select 3. PARAMETER (RC) [F3].
• Using the Up/Down arrow keys, set Channel 1. Press SET [F1]
• Set Terminate to ETX. Press SET [F1]
• Set Retry to Standard. Press SET [F1]
• Set REC TYPE to REC-B. Press SET [F1]
• Press [ESC]
• Select 1. Execute [F1]

RC-2II

1. Open the battery chamber and remove the batteries. Locate the dip-switch block at the bottom of the battery chamber and verify that dip-switch 3 is to the
left. The other switches should be set the to left as well.

2. Put in fresh batteries if unsure about their age (typical battery life is 40 hrs).

3. Connect the cable between data collector and RC-2II.

Ranger Setup

1. Run Survey Pro and Open a job for work.

2. Go to [Job] - [Settings]

3. Press [Create New Instrument]

4. Create an Instrument Profile with the following
settings.
• Name: Robot with RC2 Only
• Set the Brand to
• Set the Model to
• Ignore the Serial port and baud rate settings for now.

5. Press [Instrument Settings]

6. Set the EDM Mode: to the desired resolution.

7. Track Light: Auto

8. Check the Remote Control option.

9. Press the {Search} tab at the top of the display.

10.Set the desired Horizontal and Vertical Range.

11.Set Pattern to .

12.Set the Quick Lock:

13.Press the {Track} index tab at the top of the display.

14.Set the desired search delay value in the Start Searching After: Field. (3 is a typical value).

15. Set the Track Speed value.

• GTS 800/802/810/815 should be set to .
• GTS 820/GPT 8000/8200 should be set to .

16. Set the Sensitivity to reflect the average distance that
you will be shooting. (0-300ft), (300-
600ft), (600+ft)

17. Set the Turn Speed to .

18. Press the {Correction} index tab at the bottom of the display.

19. Verify that all the correction values are set to: 0

20. Press the [green check] button to return back to the Instrument Setup Page.

21. Press the [Defaults] button to default the computed Baud Rate and Parity values.
Verify that the Baud Rate is set to 4800 and the Parity to None.

22. Press the [Send to Instrument] button. Survey Pro should return a “Happy”
sound.

23. Press the [green check] Button to exit out to the Instrument Profile page.

24. Press the [green check] again to exit back to the Main Survey Pro Menu.

25. Select [Survey] - [Remote Control].

26. Press the [Q-Lock] button to activate the Quick-Lock function.

27. Verify active Angles are updating on the display.

You are now connected to your total station and ready to begin your survey.

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TDS Ranger Direct Connect Cable Setup with Topcon Robotic

2008-04-15T13:29:00.001-05:00

Concepts— When using the direct cable connect configuration, the data collector controls the instrument directly by cable connect. Aiming and Tracking functions are handled from the instrument.

Total Station Setup— (note: many of the settings below are defaulted correctly)

1. From the main total station menu:

• Select the Para Menu [F6]
• Select the Communication Menu [F2]
• Select Serial Port RS232C/RC [F1]
• Select using the [F3/F4] keys
• Press Set [F1] then YES [F5]
• Select Set RS232C [F2]
• Verify the following settings:

∗ Baud Rate [1200]
∗ Data.L [7]
∗ Parity [Even]
∗ Stop Bit [1]
∗ Delimit [ETX]
∗ REC-A/B [A]
∗ Protocol [ON]
∗ NEZ-REC [Std]
∗ TrkState [ON]

• Press SET [F1] then YES [F5]
• Press [ESC] back to the main total station menu.

2. From the Main Total Station Menu:
• Press Std [F2]

Ranger Setup

1. Run Survey Pro and Open a job for work.

2. Go to [Job] - [Settings]

3. Press [Create New Instrument]

4. Create an Instrument Profile with the following
settings.

• Name: Robot Direct Connect
• Set the Brand to
• Set the Model to
• Ignore the Serial port and baud rate settings for now.

5. Press [Instrument Settings]

6. Set the EDM Mode: to the desired resolution.

7. Track Light: Auto

8. Check the Non-Remote Control option.

9. Check the appropriate lock option.

• Auto Tracking— Broken do not use this option.
• Auto Aiming— will execute an Autolock before
measuring the point.
• No Aiming / No Tracking— relies on the user to
manually execute the track commands (if desired
at all) from the total station.

10. Check the Supports Laser Mode if your gun supports prismless mode. The mode can be switched back and forth from Survey Pro.

11.Press the {Search} tab at the top of the display.

12. Set Quick Lock: to OFF. All other settings on this
page are ignored.

13. The settings on the rest of the tabs are ignored.

14. Press the [green check] box at the top of the display
to exit to the instrument setting page.

15. Press the [Defaults] button. Verify that the Baud
rate sets to 1200 and Parity sets to Even.

16. Press the [green check] box at the top of the display
again to exit to the instrument profile page.

17. Press the [green check] box at the top of the display
again to exit to the Job menu.

You are now connected and ready to begin your survey.

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BantamX3 Setup with Topsurv

2008-04-15T13:13:00.001-05:00

Concepts— This document outlines the setup instructions to connect the Topcon FC2000 to a Topcon Robot using the Hayes BanTamX Communication System. Many of these steps only need to be done during the initial setup or when the system configuration changes. There are 4 communication links to setup in addition to the Robotic profile in TopSurv: (A) FC2000 to Rover Radio, (B) Rover Radio to Instrument Radio, (C) Instrument Radio to Robotic, and (D) the RC2II setup used for Quicklock.

(A) FC2000 to Rover Radio— The link to the Rover Radio is setup through the Microsoft CE Operating System as a standard Bluetooth Connection.

(B) BanTamX Rover Radio to BanTamX Instrument Radio Connection.
This connection is predefined and configured at Hayes Instrument Company so that the radio pair will only recognize each other. The connection is established automatically when
both radios are powered on. The status of the radio connection can be determined by
the status of LED lights.

(C) Total Station Setup— The link to the BanTamX Instrument radio is setup onboard
the Topcon 800X Robot.
Connect the BanTamX Bluetooth Radio to the total station via the 6-pin hirose radio
cable and turn the radio on.
1. From the main total station menu:
• Select the Para Menu [F6]
• Select the Communication Menu [F2]
• Select Serial Port RS232C/RC [F1]
• Select using the [F3/F4] keys
• Press Set [F1] then YES [F5]
• Select Set RC [F3]
• Verify the following settings:
∗ Channel [1]
∗ V.Search [15]
∗ RC [S]
∗ Retry [Std]
∗ Delimit [ETX]
∗ REC-A/B [B]
∗ NEZ-REC [Std]
∗ TrkState [ON]
∗ B.Rate [4800]
∗ Data.L [8]
∗ Parity [None]
∗ Stop Bit [1]
• Press SET [F1] then YES [F5]
• Press [ESC] back to the main total station menu.
2. From the Main Total Station Menu:
• Press Prog [F1] then MORE [F6]
• Press EXT.LINK [F3]
• Press 2. Setting [F2]
• Select 1. CABLE/RADIO MODEM/RC [F1]
• Using the Up/Down [F3/F4] arrow keys, select RADIO MODEM SATEL
3ASd.
• Press SET [F1]
• At the Setting menu, Select 4.PARAMETER (RADIO MODEM) [F4]
• Select 1.SELECT PARAMETERS [F1]
• Using the Up/Down arrow keys, select . Press SET [F1]
• Press [ESC]
• Select 1. Execute [F1]

(RC) RC-2II— Quick Lock Setup— The RC-2II can be used as a redundant communication
mode (see RC-2II only setup guide) but when used with the BanTamX Hayes Communication
System the RC-2II acts as a Quicklock assist to help the gun acquire lock to the prism.
RC-2II

1. Open the battery chamber and remove the batteries. Locate the dip-switch block at the bottom of the battery chamber and verify that dip-switch 3 is to the right. The other
switches should be set the to left.

2. Put in fresh batteries if unsure about their age (typical battery life is 40 hrs).

Download PDF here

BantamX3 Setup with ReconX

2008-04-15T12:53:00.001-05:00

Concepts— This document outlines the setup instructions to connect the ReconX to a Topcon 800 Series Robot using the Hayes BanTamX Communication System. Many of these steps only need to be done during the initial setup or when the system configuration changes. There are 4 communication links to setup in addition to the Robotic profile in Survey Pro: (A) Recon to Rover Radio, (B) Rover Radio to Instrument Radio, (C) Instrument Radio to Robotic, and (D) the RC2II setup used for Quicklock.

(A) Recon to Rover Radio— The link to the Rover Radio is setup through the Microsoft 5.0 PPC Operating System as a standard Bluetooth Connection.

(B) BanTamX Rover Radio to BanTamX Instrument Radio Connection.
This connection is predefined and configured at Hayes Instrument Company so that the radio pair will only recognize each other. The connection is established automatically when
both radios are powered on. The status of the radio connection can be determined by the status of LED lights.

(C) Total Station Setup— The link to the BanTamX Instrument radio is setup onboard
the Topcon 800X Robot.
Connect the BanTamX Bluetooth Radio to the total station via the 6-pin hirose radio
cable and turn the radio on.
1. From the main total station menu:
• Select the Para Menu [F6]
• Select the Communication Menu [F2]
• Select Serial Port RS232C/RC [F1]
• Select using the [F3/F4] keys
• Press Set [F1] then YES [F5]
• Select Set RC [F3]
• Verify the following settings:
∗ Channel [1]
∗ V.Search [15]
∗ RC [S]
∗ Retry [Std]
∗ Delimit [ETX]
∗ REC-A/B [B]
∗ NEZ-REC [Std]
∗ TrkState [ON]
∗ B.Rate [4800]
∗ Data.L [8]
∗ Parity [None]
∗ Stop Bit [1]
• Press SET [F1] then YES [F5]
• Press [ESC] back to the main total station menu.
2. From the Main Total Station Menu:
• Press Prog [F1] then MORE [F6]
• Press EXT.LINK [F3]
• Press 2. Setting [F2]
• Select 1. CABLE/RADIO MODEM/RC [F1]
• Using the Up/Down [F3/F4] arrow keys, select RADIO MODEM SATEL
3ASd.
• Press SET [F1]
• At the Setting menu, Select 4.PARAMETER (RADIO MODEM) [F4]
• Select 1.SELECT PARAMETERS [F1]
• Using the Up/Down arrow keys, select . Press SET [F1]
• Press [ESC]
• Select 1. Execute [F1]

(RC) RC-2II— Quick Lock Setup— The RC-2II can be used as a redundant communication
mode (see RC-2II only setup guide) but when used with the BanTamX Hayes Communication
System the RC-2II acts as a Quicklock assist to help the gun acquire lock to the prism.
RC-2II

1. Open the battery chamber and remove the batteries. Locate the dip-switch block at the bottom of the battery chamber and verify that dip-switch 3 is to the right. The other
switches should be set the to left.

2. Put in fresh batteries if unsure about their age (typical batterylife is 40 hrs).

Survey Pro Setup—
This process will set up a Robotics profile in Survey Pro and only needs to be done once.
Run Survey Pro and Open a job for work.

Download PDF here

BantamX3 Setup with Recon

2008-04-14T14:39:00.001-05:00

Concepts— This document outlines the setup instructions to connect the Recon to a Topcon Robot using the Hayes BanTamX Communication System. Many of these steps only need to be
done during the initial setup or when the system configuration changes. There are 4 communication links to setup in addition to the Robotic profile in Survey Pro: (A) Recon to Rover Radio, (B) Rover Radio to Instrument Radio, (C) Instrument Radio to Robotic, and (D) the RC2II setup used for Quicklock.

(B) BanTamX Rover Radio to BanTamX Instrument Radio Connection.
This connection is predefined and configured at Hayes Instrument Company so that the radio pair will only recognize each other. The connection is established automatically when
both radios are powered on. The status of the radio connection can be determined by the status of LED lights.

(C) Total Station Setup— The link to the BanTamX Instrument radio is setup onboard the
Topcon 800X Robot.
Connect the BanTamX Bluetooth Radio to the total station via the 6-pin hirose radio cable and
turn the radio on.
1. From the main total station menu:
• Select the Para Menu [F6]
• Select the Communication Menu [F2]
• Select Serial Port RS232C/RC [F1]
• Select using the [F3/F4] keys
• Press Set [F1] then YES [F5]
• Select Set RC [F3]
• Verify the following settings:
∗ Channel [1]
∗ V.Search [15]
∗ RC [S]
∗ Retry [Std]
∗ Delimit [ETX]
∗ REC-A/B [B]
∗ NEZ-REC [Std]
∗ TrkState [ON]
∗ B.Rate [4800]
∗ Data.L [8]
∗ Parity [None]
∗ Stop Bit [1]
• Press SET [F1] then YES [F5]
• Press [ESC] back to the main total station menu.
2. From the Main Total Station Menu:
• Press Prog [F1] then MORE [F6]
• Press EXT.LINK [F3]
• Press 2. Setting [F2]
• Select 1. CABLE/RADIO MODEM/RC [F1]
• Using the Up/Down [F3/F4] arrow keys, select RADIO MODEM SATEL 3ASd.
• Press SET [F1]
• At the Setting menu, Select 4.PARAMETER (RADIO MODEM) [F4]
• Select 1.SELECT PARAMETERS [F1]
• Using the Up/Down arrow keys, select . Press SET [F1]

• Press [ESC]
• Select 1. Execute [F1]

(RC) RC-2II— Quick Lock Setup— The RC-2II can be used as a redundant communication
mode (see RC-2II only setup guide) but when used with the BanTamX Hayes Communication
System the RC-2II acts as a Quicklock assist to help the gun acquire lock to the prism. RC-2II

1. Open the battery chamber and remove the batteries. Locate the dip-switch block at the bottom of the battery chamber and verify that dip-switch 3 is to the right. The other
switches should be set the to left.

2. Put in fresh batteries if unsure about their age (typical battery life is 40 hrs).

Survey Pro Setup—
This process will set up a Robotics profile in Survey Pro and only needs to be done once.
Run Survey Pro and open a job for work.

Download PDF here

BantamX3 Setup with RangerX

2008-04-14T14:12:00.001-05:00

Concepts— This document outlines the setup instructions to connect the Ranger to a Topcon
Robot using the Hayes BanTamX Communication System. Many of these steps only need to be done during the initial setup or when the system configuration changes. There are 4 communication links to setup in addition to the Robotic profile in Survey Pro: (A) Ranger to Rover Radio, (B) Rover Radio to Instrument Radio, (C) Instrument Radio to Robotic, and (D) the RC2II setup used for Quicklock.

(A) Ranger to Rover Radio— The link to the Rover
Radio is setup through the Microsoft 5.0 PPC Operating
System as a standard Bluetooth Connection.

(B) BanTamX Rover Radio to BanTamX
Instrument Radio Connection.
This connection is predefined and configured at
Hayes Instrument Company so that the radio pair will
only recognize each other.
The connection is established automatically when
both radios are powered on.
The status of the radio connection can be determined by
the status of LED lights.

(C) Total Station Setup— The link to the BanTamX Instrument radio is setup onboard
the Topcon 800X Robot.
Connect the BanTamX Bluetooth Radio to the total station via the 6-pin hirose radio
cable and turn the radio on.
1. From the main total station menu:
• Select the Para Menu [F6]
• Select the Communication Menu [F2]
• Select Serial Port RS232C/RC [F1]
• Select using the [F3/F4] keys
• Press Set [F1] then YES [F5]
• Select Set RC [F3]
• Verify the following settings:
∗ Channel [1]
∗ V.Search [15]
∗ RC [S]
∗ Retry [Std]
∗ Delimit [ETX]
∗ REC-A/B [B]
∗ NEZ-REC [Std]
∗ TrkState [ON]
∗ B.Rate [4800]
∗ Data.L [8]
∗ Parity [None]
∗ Stop Bit [1]
• Press SET [F1] then YES [F5]
• Press [ESC] back to the main total station menu.
2. From the Main Total Station Menu:
• Press Prog [F1] then MORE [F6]
• Press EXT.LINK [F3]
• Press 2. Setting [F2]
• Select 1. CABLE/RADIO MODEM/RC [F1]
• Using the Up/Down [F3/F4] arrow keys, select RADIO MODEM SATEL
3ASd.
• Press SET [F1]
• At the Setting menu, Select 4.PARAMETER (RADIO MODEM) [F4]
• Select 1.SELECT PARAMETERS [F1]
• Using the Up/Down arrow keys, select . Press SET [F1]
• Press [ESC]
• Select 1. Execute [F1]

(RC) RC-2II— Quick Lock Setup— The RC-2II

can be used as a redundant communication
mode (see RC-2II only setup guide) but when used with the BanTamX Hayes Communication
System the RC-2II acts as a Quicklock assist to help
the gun acquire lock to the prism.
RC-2II

1. Open the battery chamber and remove the batteries. Locate the dip-switch block at the bottom of the battery chamber and verify that dip-switch 3 is to the right. The other
switches should be set the to left.

2. Put in fresh batteries if unsure about their age (typical battery life is 40 hrs).

Survey Pro Setup—
This process will set up a Robotics profile in Survey Pro and only needs to be done once.
Run Survey Pro and open a job for work.

Download PDF here

BantamX3 Setup for Carlson

2008-04-11T14:29:00.001-05:00

Concepts— This document outlines the setup instructions to connect the Carlson Explorer to
a Topcon 800X Series Robot using the Hayes BanTamX3 Communication System. Many of
these steps only need to be done during the initial setup or when the system configuration
changes. There are 4 communication links to setup in addition to the Robotic profile in Carlson: (A) Carlson to Rover Radio, (B) Rover Radio to Instrument Radio, (C) Instrument Radio to Robotic, and (D) the RC2II setup used for Quicklock.

(A) Carlson Explorer to Rover Radio— The link to the Rover
Radio is setup through the Microsoft CE OperatingSystem as a standard Bluetooth Connection .

(B) BanTamX Rover Radio to BanTamX Instrument Radio Connection. This connection is predefined and configured at Hayes Instrument Company so that the radio pair will
only recognize each other. The connection is established automatically when
both radios are powered on. The status of the radio connection can be determined by
the status of LED lights.

(C) Total Station Setup— The link to the BanTamX Instrument radio is setup onboard
the Topcon 800X Robot.
Connect the BanTamX Bluetooth Radio to the total station via the 6-pin hirose radio
cable and turn the radio on.
1. From the main total station menu:

• Select the Para Menu [F6]

• Select the Communication Menu [F2]
• Select Serial Port RS232C/RC [F1]
• Select using the [F3/F4] keys
• Press Set [F1] then YES [F5]

• Select Set RC [F3]

• Verify the following settings:
∗ Channel [1]
∗ V.Search [15]
∗ RC [S]
∗ Retry [Std]
∗ Delimit [ETX]
∗ REC-A/B [B]
∗ NEZ-REC [Std]
∗ TrkState [ON]
∗ B.Rate [4800]
∗ Data.L [8]
∗ Parity [None]
∗ Stop Bit [1]
• Press SET [F1] then YES [F5]
• Press [ESC] back to the main total station menu.
2. From the Main Total Station Menu:
• Press Prog [F1] then MORE [F6]
• Press EXT.LINK [F3]
• Press 2. Setting [F2]
• Select 1. CABLE/RADIO MODEM/RC [F1]
• Using the Up/Down [F3/F4] arrow keys, select RADIO MODEM SATEL
3ASd.
• Press SET [F1]
• At the Setting menu, Select 4.PARAMETER (RADIO MODEM) [F4]
• Select 1.SELECT PARAMETERS [F1]
• Using the Up/Down arrow keys, select . Press SET [F1]
• Press [ESC]
• Select 1. Execute [F1]

1. Open the battery chamber and remove the batteries. Locate the dip-switch block at the bottom of the battery chamber and verify that dip-switch 3 is to the right. The other switches should be set the to left.

2. Put in fresh batteries if unsure about their age (typical battery life is 40 hrs).

Carlson SurvCE Setup—
This process will set up the Robotics profile in SurvCE.

Download PDF here

Loading Topcon GPS Authorization Files

2008-04-11T13:36:00.000-05:00

Power the GPS receiver on and connect it to the computer’s serial port with the 9 pin RS232 cable connected to Port A on the receiver. Receivers that do not have built in power, like the Legacy, will need external power. The charger for the rover will be fine.

Double click the PC-CDU icon.

1. The Connection Parameters window will open.

2. Check the port settings, the Port will default to COM1 and Baud rate will be 115200. If need be, change the com port to match your system settings.

3. Click the connect button.

4. Click the Tools menu then click Receiver Options.

5. Click the Load button. This will open the Select options file window.

6. Click the dropdown arrow in the “Look in:” field and select the cd drive.

7. Double click the File that matches the number in File name:

8. The authorization file will load. You will see the option fields update.

9. You will now be prompted to Reset the receiver, click OK.

10. This should return you to the Connection Parameters window. Click Connect

11. A dialog will pop up saying The receiver has been reset. Click OK

12. You will be returned to the Option manager window where the Exp. date column will be updated with the new date if the files are temporary. If it is a permanent authorization the purchased column will have a yes beside the purchased options for your receiver. Note: there may still be an expiration date showing but as long as there is a yes in the Purchased column the option is permanent.

13. Click exit then click File then Disconnect.

14. Disconnect the cable from port A on the receiver and power the unit off.

Repeat the above steps for any additional receivers you have.

Updating Firmware on Topcon GPS Receivers

2008-04-10T15:55:00.001-05:00

1. Connect the receiver to the serial port on computer. Firmware can only be updated through the serial connection. DO NOT use a usb connection.

2. Open Floader and confirm the settings are correct. Baud rate 115200 and Parity None.

3. Click the Device Tab, Set the device type to receiver and hit Get from Device. This verifies the connection and will display the receiver information.

4. Click the Program tab. Set the capture method to Soft Break Capture.

5. Click Browse R

6. Set the Look in to the folder* where the firmware is located and select ramimage.ldr and click Open.

7. Click Browse F and select main.ldp. Click open.

8. Click Load and the status bar will begin to progress.

For Legacy-H/-E and GB500/1000 receivers ramimage.ldr and main.ldp are the
only applicable firmware files.

For all Hipers except Lite, Lite+ and XT go to step 4.

1. Click Browse R and select mloader.ldr and hit Open.

2. Click Browse F and select fhmain.ldp (Hiper Lite/Lite+) or uhf460main.ldp
(Hiper XT) then hit Open.

3. Click Load and the status bar will begin to progress.

4. Click the Device tab and set the Device Type to Receiver’s Power Board.

5. Click the Program tab and set the Capture Method to Soft Break Capture.

6. Click Browse R and select powrbrd.ldr and hit Open.

7. Click Load. (The power board firmware will not take as long to load.)

8. Once the loading is complete disconnect the receiver .

Connect the next receiver and repeat these steps.

Download PDF here

Altering static data in Topcon Tools

2008-04-09T08:57:00.000-05:00

Sometimes it is necessary to trim time or satellites from a static log file. Follow these steps for
altering a log file.

1.Import the file into Topcon Tools. Open the time view by going to View > Ocupation View or clicking on the Occupation view button in the tool bar (Fig 1)

Fig 1

2. Click the plus sign beside the file name to expand to show the individual satellites. (Fig 2)

Fig 2

3. To disable all satellites for a block of time, click and hold the left mouse button and drag the box over all the satellites to encompass the section you want to disable. (Fig 3)

Fig 3

4. Right click on any color bar inside the box and click Disable (Fig 4) to ignore all data inside the boxed area.

Fig 4

5. To disable an entire satellite from the file, just right click on the satellite’s color bar and select disable.

6. If you are post-processing the data in Tools you are ready to add your other data files and process.

7. If you need the edited file in other software or you are going to upload to OPUS you must export the data as a RINEX file.

8. In the workbook area select the GPS Occupations tab and Right click on the file.

9. Select Export… (Fig 5)

Fig 5

10. Ensure that Disabled svs/epochs is checked, set the directory to save the file and click Save. (Fig 6)

Fig 6

Go forth and prosper!

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