9 Application
9.1 Input and Result Fields
The following table describes the input and result fields that are found within the firmware appli-
cations. These fields are described here once and not repeated in the application chapters.
Field Description Application
Area Calculated result of polygonal area between the
already measured points.
Displayed as soon as 3 points are measured.
Area
AZ Direction from known point to new point. COGO
AZ1 / AZ2 Direction from first/second known point to new
point.
COGO
Base Pt. Point ID of the base point COGO
Code Code name Commonly used
CtrPt Point ID of centre point Reference Arc
Cum. Length Cumulation of the segment lengths. Changes with
the current number of segments. Includes the
misclosure segment length if applicable.
Reference Line
E Easting coordinate of the point. Commonly used
e (Y/E) Error limit for Easting coordinate. Resection
e (Y/N) Error limit for Northing coordinate. Commonly used
e (Z/H) Error limit for Height coordinate. Commonly used
EndPt Point ID of end point Reference Arc
EndW. OS Longitudinal distance COGO
Longitudinal offset: Positive if stakeout point is
further away from the reference line.
Reference Line
From / To Point ID of the first/second known point. COGO - Inverse
HA Horizontal angle to the point. Q-Survey
HD
Horizontal distance from known point to new
point.
COGO - Traverse
Extension distance. COGO - Extension
HD1 / HD2 Radius of circle around the first/second known
point.
COGO - Extension
Height Height offset of the reference line to the selected
reference height.
Positive values are higher than the selected refer-
ence height.
Reference Line
DHZ Angle offset:
Positive if stakeout point is to the right of the
measured point. (→)
Negative if stakeout point is to the left of the
measured point. (←)
Commonly used
I.H. Instrument height Commonly used
Increment Length of incrementation. Reference Line
Length Length of the baseline Reference Line
DLength Longitudinal offset:
Positive if stakeout point is closer to the station
than the measured point.(↓)
Negative if stakeout point is further away than the
measured point. (↑)
Commonly used
Calculated distance longitudinal to the reference
line.
Reference Line
Description of fields
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