Spectra Precision Survey Pro v4.9 - Manual (Page 186)

point names.
[Solve]: will compute the distance and direction of the offset from the known point perpendicular to the polyline.
Note: There is no solution if a perpendicular offset does not occur within the extents of any selected polyline
segments.
Results
Station: is the station along the polyline where the offset occurs, starting from the Begin station.
Offset: is the horizontal distance of the offset.
Offset is: indicates if the Inverse Point is located to the right, left, or on the specified line as you occupy the beginning
of the polyline and face the end.
Segment Type: shows if the segment is a line, arc, or spiral.
Beg. Pt: if applicable, this is the first point selected that defines a line.
End Pt: if applicable, this is the second point selected that defines a line.
Inverse Point to Multiple Points
[Inverse] [Multiple Points]
The Inverse Point to Multiple Points screen will calculate the distance and direction from an existing point to one or
more other points.
Inverse point: is the reference point used to compute the distance and direction to the other points.
[Tap Points]: provides a map view where you can tap multiple points.
[To/From]: provides selection of points by point name.
[Solve]: will compute the distance and direction from the Inverse point to all selected points.
Results
Azimuth: is the azimuth from the Inverse Point to the selected point.
Horz Dist: is the horizontal distance from the Inverse Point to the selected point.
Vert Dist: is the vertical distance from the Inverse Point to the selected point.
Slope Dist: is the slope distance from the Inverse Point to the selected point.
North: is the change in the Y-coordinate from the Inverse Point to the selected point.
East: is the change in the X-coordinate from the Inverse Point to the selected point.
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