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Chapter 2 Installation 2.3 Starting the STAR*NET Program 1. First, attach the supplied Security Key (Dongle) to one of your parallel ports. The dongle should co-exist with other dongles you may have on your system. You can also run STAR*NET without the dongle, but it will run in a demo mode. In demo mode, all features, including those of the “Professional” edition, will function, but all the “Run” functions (adjustment, preanalysis, blunder detect, etc.) will be limited to 10 network stations. 2. To run STAR*NET, press the Start menu, select Programs>Starplus, and then click the “StarNet” program selection to start the program. The program will run as the “Standard” or “Professional” edition depending on which you purchased. To run STAR*NET from an icon on the desktop, which is much more convenient, you must first place its icon on the desktop. To do this, follow the same steps as shown above, except do not click the StarNet program selection. Instead, right-click the StarNet program item and drag it to the desktop. When you drop it on the desktop, choose the “Create Shortcut Here” selection offered. Now all you have to do is double click this icon to start the STAR*NET program. 2.4 Setting an Editor STAR*NET uses text files as data. Therefore to enter or modify data, you will be using a text editor. The Windows Notepad editor is assigned as the default editor, but you can redefine the default editor be to your own favorite text editor: 1. Choose File>Set Editor. 2. In the dialog, type the name of your editor including its full path in the field, or press Browse to select the editor program using standard Windows file dialogs. 2.5 Setting a Start-In Folder When you open a new or existing project, you enter your project name in a standard file selection dialog. This dialog initially opens in the “Start-In Folder.” When STAR*NET is first installed, the Start-In Folder is automatically set to a folder named “Examples” which is a subdirectory of the install directory. This makes it easy to run the example projects supplied with the installation. However, when you begin working with your own projects, you will want to reset the default Start-In Folder to a more convenient directory so you can easily get to your own project files with a minimum of browsing: 1. Choose File>Set Start-In Folder. 2. In the dialog, press Browse and select your desired start-in folder. 4
2.6 Files Used by STAR*NET Chapter 2 Installation A few words should be said about the files used by the program, what their functions are and where they are located. The following are “system” files containing information that may be used by any project. These files are located in the STAR*NET’s “System” directory, normally the same directory you installed the STAR*NET program. FILE DESCRIPTION STAR6.DEF Default company option settings and company instrument library items - created the first time STAR*NET is run STAR6.FMT Output coordinate format styles - installed STAR6.SPC State Plane Coordinate System constants - installed STAR6.CUS Custom grid zone and linear units definitions - installed The following are “project-related” files that contain input data, options and output. Input data files must be created before an adjustment. Output files are created during the run and take on the name of the project. For example, if you are working with a project named “JOB”, output files will inherit that name as illustrated below. FILE DESCRIPTION JOB.DAT One or more input data files - the “DAT” extension is suggested however other file names and extensions may be used JOB.PRJ Project options and project instrument library items - created when a project is first created JOB.LST Output - adjustment listing JOB.ERR Output - error listing - created when errors or warnings found JOB.SBF Output - Star Binary File - adjusted information used for the creation of plots, reformatted points and DXF export By default, all files for a project are located in the same directory, normally called the project folder. Data files may optionally be located elsewhere. The files shown above always exist for a project. Depending on settings in the Project Options, additional files may be created during an adjustment, each having its own reserved extension: coordinates (PTS), geodetic positions (POS), ground-scaled coordinates (GND) and ground station information dump file (DMP). 5
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