STAR*NET V6 - Circe

Example 2: (2D Data)
Chapter 5 Preparing Input Data
M 2-1-3 12-34-13 1102.42 5 .03
Here the measurements are the same as before, but we have added explicit standard error
values for the angle and distance of 5 seconds and .03 respectively.
Note that you must either enter two standard errors for the two observations on a data
line, or none and let them all default to the global values.
Standard errors may be entered as explicit values or as any of the special codes
previously discussed: “!” to fix the observation, “*” to free it or “&” to cause the default
standard error as set in the Instrument Options to be assigned.
Example 3: (3D Data with Slope Distance and Zenith Angle)
M 2-1-3 12-34-13 1102.42 89-13-12
The horizontal angle at “2”, turning from station “1” to station “3”, is 12-34-13. The
slope distance and zenith angle from “2” to “3” are 1102.42 and 89-13-12 respectively.
Default standard errors are assumed for all the measurements. The “Distance/Vertical
Data Type” option was set to the “Slope Dist/Zenith” choice since we are entering zenith
angles, not elevation differences.
Example 4: (3D Data)
M 2-1-3 12-34-13 1102.42 89-13-12 5.25/5.55
The measurements are the same as above, but we have added an HI/HT entry, meaning
an HI value of 5.25 and an HT value of 5.55. Note that a single entry following the
measurements which contains a “/” is interpreted by the program as an HI/HT entry.
Example 5: (3D Data)
M 2-1-3 12-34-13 1102.42 89-13-12 4 & 10
Here again, the measurements are the same, but we have added standard error values for
the measurements to the line. The standard error values are 4 seconds for the horizontal
angle, default value for slope distance, and 10 seconds for zenith angle. Note that three
values are entered following the measurements as shown above, one value for each
observation.
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