Spectra Precision Survey Pro v4.6 Ranger User Manual - Manual (Page 283)

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your survey without solving a localization. You then submit
the post processing data file to the NGS’ OPUS service and
get back the calculated local coordinate. You then wish to
adjust the survey to match the calculated coordinate for your
base.
• You start a survey with your base on a new autonomous
position. You occupy one or more NGS control monuments
during the survey, but you do not have the data sheet with
the published north, east, elevation coordinate in the field.
You get back to the office and download these data sheets
from the NGS web site, and you wish to solve a localization
using these points as control.
• You start a survey with your base on an
autonomous position. You occupy one or
more control points during the survey,
but you do not have the proper north,
east, elevation coordinate in the field.
You get back to the office and you
calculate the proper coordinate for
these points by some method such as an
adjustment of post processed baselines,
or from another crew’s job file
measurement to the same point. You
then wish to solve a localization using
these points as control.
1. Open the Survey > Import GPS Control screen.
2. Select the points you wish to make into GPS control points. You
must select points that have geodetic (LLH) coordinates.
3. Select a method to input the source for the accurate location of the
control point
. Your choices are: NGS Data Sheet .txt file; OPUS
Solution Results .txt file
; Key In Coordinate.