Spectra Precision Survey Pro v5.4 - Manual (Page 59)

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2. Mapping Plane: Tap on this button if you now wish to use a coordinate
system (i.e. known origin and type of projection + known datum or
broadcast RTCM datum) that can either be keyed in or picked from
Survey Pro’s coordinate system database. For more information on the
projection mode, refer to Introduction to Calibration on page 59.
NOTE: If you always start your GNSS surveys with the same type of projection
mode, then you can tap
Don't ask me again at this prompt, and Survey Pro will
start the GNSS survey with the settings you used to create the job.
• Survey Pro will poll for the base position. While Survey Pro does this, enter
the antenna height you measured previously ( Measured field) and how you
measured it ( To field).
You may ask the base to log raw data (for post-processing) by just specifying
a recording interval in the
Post Processing Recording Interval field. When you
start a rover, by default it will automatically use the same recording interval
as the base you set. Set the recording interval to “Off” if you do not want
to record raw data.
• Tap Next. Survey Pro searches the point database for a location that
matches the current base position (the one that was checked on the
previous screen). If a matching point is found in the job, or else in the
reference station database (see Managing Reference Stations on page 64),
then Survey Pro offers this as the default base point. Tap
Change to choose
a different point or to create a new point for the base setup.
• Tap Next. The base is now started. Survey Pro prompts you to start the rover
(tap Set Rover) (as if you had tapped Start Survey on the Home screen).
Underneath the GNSS receiver profiles list, the name of the modem for the
selected profile is displayed).
NOTE: if you only want to set the base at this time, tap Finish Base Setup. Survey Pro
will then exit the Start Survey wizard and open the GNSS status page connected to
the base.