Leica Geosystems GPS System 500 - Getting Started with Static and Kinematic Surveys - Manual (Page 42)

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Static and Kinematic Surveys-2.0.0en Kinematic and Stop & Go surveying
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Step 4:
Ending a kinematic and stop & go
operation.
End a kinematic or stop & go survey
by pressing SHIFT F6 QUIT. This will
of course also end logging of raw
data.
Initialization on a known point
• You can now start moving and
occupy subsequent points with few
seconds of measurements. The
need for another static initialization
arises only in case of a complete
loss of lock, although it is
recommended to keep such a
"track" of measurements short
(e.g. maximum of 20 points).
When you post-process the data in
SKI-Pro you have to mark such
tracks as "Init (track)"; this ensures
that SKI-Pro relies on the already
existing coordinates for this point to
fix ambiguities. Again, it is important
that the coordinates of the starting
points are accurate to within 5 to 10
cm within the WGS84 system.
This method of initialization is of
particular interest for SR510 sensors
because static initializations on
unknown points are very time
consuming with single-frequency
receivers.
Static initializations can be speeded
up by occupying a point with known
coordinates.
If the coordinates of a point are
known in the WGS84 system to
within 5 - 10 cm, the static
initialization can be accomplished
with about 20 to 30 seconds of
measurements (10 to 15 epochs).
• Get into the main Survey panel
• Start measuring by pressing F1
OCUPY in order to log
observations on that point. Keep
the rangepole steady !
• After about 20 to 30 seconds press
F1 STOP.
• Make sure you enter the correct
point id and antenna height. Then
press F1 STORE.