Spectra Precision Survey Pro v4.9 - Manual (Page 104)

Note: If your antenna type is Manual, then the Radius and Offset fields will allow you to enter values, otherwise, they
display the known values for the chosen antenna.
Serial#: Enter the serial number for the antenna. This information is optional, and is written to the raw data.
Notch: Enter the number of the notch you are measuring to for slant measure marks that have multiple notch points.
Note: When the measure to mark is true vertical; the Radius and Notch fields will not be available.
[Set]: Updates the receiver antenna settings with the values selected on this screen.
Note: When this screen is used by the RTK rover for updates of antenna height during a survey, the Set button will
send the new antenna parameters to the receiver as well as updating the software's settings.
Select Base Point
The Select Base Point screen is used to choose the point in the job file where the base is located, or to store a new
point for the base receiver setup location. When this screen is first opened, Survey Pro searches the job file database
for a location matching the base receiver’s current position. This screen will then open in one of three states:
No matching base point
One matching base point
Multiple matching points
No Matching Base Point
This screen appears when the base receiver's location matches a single point in the job file.
Base is set on a new job point: Select this if the base is set up on a point that is not already stored in the job.
Base is set on an existing job point: Select this when the base is set up on a point stored in the job.
Base Point: Specifies the name of the base point. This is a new point name when the base is set on a new point or an
existing point name when the base is set on an existing job point.
One Matching Base Point
This screen appears when the base receiver’s location matches a single point that matches the base receiver position.
Base Point: Shows the name of the point matching the base receiver’s location.
[Change >]: Changes this screen to the No Matching Base Point display described above where you can override the
point selected to match the base receiver’s location.
More Than One Matching Base Point
This screen appears when the base receiver’s location may match more than one point in the job file.
Select a Base Point: Allows you to select a point from the dropdown list that contains all the matching points found in
the job.
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