Leica Geosystems TPS1100 Professional Series - Reference Manual - Manual (Page 199)

199
TPS1100 - Appl. Prog. Ref. Manual 2.2.0en Road+
3. Permitted elements in cross
sections
If both cuts and fills exist in your
project, you must define cut and fill
cross sections for your project.
Offset from horizontal alignment
Height
difference from vertical alignment
3
3 A vertical alignment is required in
order to use cross sections in
ROAD+.
4. Permitted elements in cross
section assignments
Name The name or number of
the cross section
Station The station (chainage) at
which the cross section
is to be applied
5. Permitted elements in station
equations
Station equation sequence
number
Back
Station
The last station
(chainage) leading up to
the equation
Ahead
Station
The first station
(chainage) continuing
away from the equation
Data Files, continued Creating Data Files
There are two methods that can be
used to create the necessary Road+
input data files.
• The Windows application,
RoadEd; and
• The TPS1100 Professional Series
instrument program, Road+ File
Editor.
If the program called "Road+ FILE
EDITOR" is loaded into the
theodolite, all necessary data can be
entered through the keyboard of your
TPS1100 Professional Series
instrument.
To enter the data on the computer, a
Windows application called "RoadEd"
can be used. If you create the files
using "RoadEd", the files must be
copied to the PCMCIA card.