Spectra Precision Survey Pro v4.9 - Manual (Page 237)

[Delete]: Deletes the selected Smart Target.
[Activate]: Activates the selected Smart Target. The active smart target is marked with the symbol.
Note: It is not necessary to access the Manage Smart Targets screen to activate a different Smart Target. You can
quickly activate a Smart Target by tapping next to any HR field and then tap the desired Smart Target from the list
that appears.
Edit Smart Targets
, Manage Smart Targets, [Add] or [Edit]
The Edit Smart Target screen is used to edit an existing Smart Target or create a new one.
Name: is the desired name for the Smart Target.
Target Type: defines the type of target as being a Prism, Reflectorless, Long Range, which increases the EDM power,
or On Instrument, which uses whichever EDM settings are configured on the total station (for Leica total stations
only).
HR: is the default HR for the Smart Target.
Add Offset to HR: when checked, the offset entered will always automatically be added to the HR entered for the
Smart Target.
Prism Constant: is the prism constant for the Smart Target.
Note: If a prism constant is entered for a Smart Target while a prism constant is also set in the total station, the prism
constant will be applied twice, resulting in incorrect distance measurements for every shot. Be sure the prism constant
is set to zero in the total station if entering a value for a Smart Target, or vice-versa.
Use RMT: Check this box when using a remote target and specify the ID used by the prism in the associated box.
(This option is only available when using a total station and prism that supports target IDs.)
Using Active Prism: Check this option when using an active prism. (This option is only available when using a total
station that supports active prisms.)
Note: In order to perform automatic repetitions when using active prisms, active prisms must be set up over both the
backsight and foresight.
Basemap Orientation Wizard
[Manage Basemaps] [Orient]
This wizard is used to calculate a shift and rotation of DXF basemaps to the job file.
Choose two points from the job, then choose two matching points from the DXF basemap.
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