2. Web interface – work mode – to set up the static or temporary static mode.
Users can download the static data file to the computer, if necessary, and then use the static post-processing
software (HBC data processing software package) to process the data.
2.4.2 Static data collection steps
1. Set up the receiver on a control point with a tripod, making sure the tripod is strictly centered and leveled.
The benchmark must be installed.
2. Measure the slant height of the receiver three times in three directions, ensuring that the difference of each
measurement is less than 3mm, and then take the average value as the final height. The slant height of the
receiver is measured from the center of the measuring point to the upper part of the top of the benchmark.
3. Record the point name, S/N, receiver height and beginning time.
4. Press the power button to power on and set up the static collecting mode.
5. Turn off the receiver after the static data is collected and record the turn-off time.
6. Download and process the static collection data.
Figure 2-4-1 Height
2.4.3 Static Data Download
1. Download by USB cable
Connect the receiver to a computer with the Type-C USB cable and copy the static data to the computer. The
static data is in the GNSS folder of the static drive.
Figure 2-4-2 Static Drive
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