Importing ASCII data onto Leica survey equipment All Leica Geosystems instruments are able to absorb ASCII data, such as .txt and .csv files. Because the data is space/comma/colon delimited, the kit can break up the information into the correct columns. The standard format is 5 columns – Pt Id / Easting / Northing / Height / Code Ensure that the...
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Leica GS15 antenna/receiver – All-in-One!
Leica GS15 antenna/receiver – All-in-One! For those projects that require a multi-functional GNSS Rover, the GS15 is the most versatile all-in-one hardware package in the Leica Viva arsenal. There are 4 key features we believe make the GS15 stand out from similar products: The GS15 contains both the antenna hardware and receiver software, allowing it to be set-up as a... -
RH1200/RH15 – 1-Man working Ranges
RH1200/RH15 – 1-Man working Ranges Even in ideal conditions, we would advise a working distance of no greater than 300m; most often 250m on a busy site, where radio-interference may reduce the expected performance figures. This is down to the output power of the radio, the antenna length and its close proximity to the ground. -
Site Heights - Orthometric levels (AOD) with GNSS, not BenchMarks
Site Heights - Orthometric levels (AOD) with GNSS, not BenchMarks In 2000, the Ordnance Survey formally announced that it was abandoning the traditional BMs in favour of global positioning systems (GPS) plus a datum conversion model (OSGM02). With the national mapping agency of Great Britain no longer recognising BMs, their use ceases to be best practice for height referencing for... -
3D Data Overlay in Camera page tab, on SmartWorx v4.00
3D Data Overlay in Camera page tab, on SmartWorx v4.00 When using the camera on the TS11/15 imaging total stations, it is now possible to view points, lines and areas stored within the job in the Camera page tab within apps – a true 3D data overlay. As the total station is turned the points, lines and areas are correctly...