Spectra Precision Survey Pro v4.6 Basic GPS - Manual (Page 12)

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automatically attempt to connect to a rover receiver using
the method selected for the rover’s connection setting,
either serial or Bluetooth. If you are using a radio link for
base corrections, and you are using a serial cable for both
base and rover, connect the cable to the rover to start the
connection. If you are using a radio link, and you are
using Bluetooth for either base or rover, tap Rover when
prompted for the receiver to connect to.
2. On the Rover Setup page, review the Measured antenna
height and the Measure To mark. When the rover
receiver has verified the base position it receives over the
modem data link, the Next > button will appear at the
bottom right of the screen.
Note: Since the rover GPS antenna is usually on top of the
EPOCH 25 receiver, which is on top of a fixed height pole, you
usually measure the vertical height to the bottom of the
EPOCH 25 receiver. Be careful not to confuse this measure to
mark with the bottom of the antenna.
3. When you have the antenna height and measure to mark
set, tap Next >.
Select Remote Base Point
4. The user interface shown on the Select Base Point page
will depend on the base position received at the rover, and
whether or not any GPS points or a GPS coordinate
system exists yet in the job. Before showing the Select
Base Point screen, Survey Pro will search the job for a
point that matches the location of the base. One of four
screens will show:
• When Survey Pro can not match the base location to
any point in the job file, the Select Base Point page
allows you to specify if the base is setup on an existing
job point, or if you are creating a new job point with
the base setup. You will always see this screen for the
first GPS setup in a job without a coordinate system.
You will also see this screen if the base location
received by the rover is a new location in a job that
already has a coordinate system. Select the radio