TeeJet Swath XL - Manual (Page 156)

Chapter 4 - Waypoint Navigation 4-36
Nav 2 Point Real-Time Scenarios
Swath XL
Software Version 3.00
Editing or Deleting a Sample Point
This section describes how you can edit or delete an existing sample point. Due to the lack of a pointing device on the
SmartPad, the operator must drive towards the point they wish to edit or delete. The Alarm Range value determines
when the Edit Sample and Delete Sample buttons appear in the button bar. This feature works regardless of the Alarm
menu item status. The operator may want to turn the alarm off but still be able to edit or delete Sample points.
Figure 4 -45 shows the vehicle driving to within the Alarm Range of a sample point. The left side of this figure shows
the button bar with no points within range. Once a sample point is within range, the Delete Sample point and Edit
Sample point buttons appear in the button bar, right side Figure 4 -45. The Sample Point within the Alarm range has
its point number displayed next to the point in the view page. The information bar located at the bottom of the view
page also alternates between the quick help message of the highlighted button and the sample point information. If
there is more than one sample point within the Alarm Range, the closest point information is displayed and is subject
to either editing or deleting.
Editing a Sample Point
Once the operator has the Sample point they choose to edit within range, they arrow down and highlight the Edit
Sample button and press . This brings up the Sample Name dialog, Figure 4 -46, with the current point sample
name in the edit box. The operator can now change the sample name and press to accept. Once is pressed the
Sample Number dialog appears, Figure 4 -47. Again the operator can edit the current number and the press to
accept. If either the Sample Number or Sample name has been set to OFF in the Data Setup menu, then that dialog is
not presented. If both Sample Name and Sample Number are set to off, the Edit Sample point button does not appear
in the button bar when a sample point falls within the Alarm Range.
Figure 4-45: Driving to with in the Alarm Range