Spectra Precision Survey Pro v4.6 Recon and Nomad User Manual - Manual (Page 326)

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4. Tap Accept when you are done. Both numbers are saved in the
Past Results
list so you can use them in other calculations.
Bluetooth & Windows
Networking
Survey Pro supports Bluetooth wireless communication on data
collectors with built-in Bluetooth to communicate with Bluetooth-
enabled total stations, GPS receivers and cellular phones (for use as a
modem when using VRS). This chapter explains the initial setup
required in the Windows operating system, outside of Survey Pro, to
use these devices with Survey Pro.
Bluetooth Limitations
Bluetooth can be thought of as a short-range radio link. As with any
radio link of this type, communications can be interrupted by a
number of reasons, including, but not limited to:
• The operating range between the devices is exceeded. (The
Bluetooth range is limited to approximately 10 meters in
ideal conditions.)
• Another powerful radio signal is broadcast near an active
Bluetooth device.
• An object, such as your body, physically blocks the radio
signal.
If the Bluetooth signal is lost, move the Bluetooth device closer to the
data collector or try to eliminate the source of interference. The
connection will then usually be reestablished automatically.
Note: The operating system resets the Bluetooth connection when the
data collector is powered on. If the data collector is powered off while
using Bluetooth, you should wait at least 10 seconds after powering it
back on before using any function where Bluetooth communication
will occur. This is to allow enough time for the Bluetooth connection
to reset.