Leica Geosystems GPS System 500 - Technical Reference Manual - Manual (Page 313)

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Height Pos - Sets the position of the
height.
Use the DEFLT (F5) key to reset the
format to its original values.
Define the delimiter used to separate
the information for each point and
then define the position of each
component of each point. An example
of what you have defined is given at
the bottom of the screen.
Press CONT (F1) to return to the
previous screen.
When GSI File is selected, a GSI
coordinate switch may be defined.
This is necessary in case of “left
handed” coordinate systems. The
WI81 value (normally the easting
value) is then imported as the
northing and the WI82 value
(normally the northing value) as the
easting.
Delimiter - Sets the character used
to separate the various point compo-
nents. Choose from Comma (,), Line
Feed (new line), Semicolon (;), and
Space (blank).
ID Pos - Sets the position of the Point
Id.
East Pos - Sets the position of the
easting.
North Pos - Sets the position of the
northing.
When ASCII File is selected, the
ASCII (F4) key becomes available.
Use this to define the format of the
ASCII file.
Select the file Type of the source file.
GSI File or ASCII File. The file must
be located in the \GSI directory for
GSI files and in the \DATA directory
for ASCII files.
Select the file From which you want
to convert and the Job To which the
points shall be added.
Hgt Type - Visible in Advanced mode
only. Allows the point to be imported
as either height type Ortho or
Ellipsoidal. Ortho is the default
option. If Ellipsoidal has been
selected then this setting is
remembered until the sensor is
turned off.