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INLINE OPTION: .SCALE Value Chapter 5 Preparing Input Data This option applies to 2D/3D “Local” coordinate system jobs only. When the “Apply an Average Scale Factor” option is selected in the Project Options/Adjustment dialog, this inline option allows you to change the entered scale factor. The scale factor is used to scale horizontal distances, or the horizontal components of slope distances. You can insert this inline option into your data as many times as needed to vary the scale in your project. If the “.SCALE” inline is entered without a scale value, the scale factor is reset to the default value originally set in the Project Options. INLINE OPTION: .PELEVATION Value This option applies to “2D” local and grid jobs only. It allows you to redefine a default project elevation for various parts of a project when you feel the elevation changes enough to make a difference in the results. A reference elevation for a station used in calculations is assigned the first time the station name is seen in your data. Therefore by careful placement of this inline in your data, you can accurately assign reference elevations to stations in different regions of your project. In the example below, assume the “Default Project Elevation” in set to 1000 in the Project Options. Stations 1, 2 and 4 will have a reference elevation of 1000 assigned and stations 5, 6 and 7 a reference elevation of 875. C 1 20000 20000 ! ! C 2 20007.432 19182.223 ! ! M 1-2-4 89-53-22 842.12 .PELEV 875 #Change default to 875 C 5 21543.244 22832.432 ! ! M 5-4-6 67-25-11 645.98 M 6-5-7 87-56-38 987.12 .PELEV #Reset to project default etc... As shown above, entering the “.PELEVATION” inline option with no value, resets to the original default setting in the Project Options. INLINE OPTION: .COPYINPUT ON/OFF When the “Copy of Input Data Files” option in the Project Options/Listing File dialog is selected, your data file or files are copied to the listing file. Using this inline option, you can completely control which parts on your data will be copied, and which parts will not. This option is very useful for excluding bulky sections from your listing file that you don’t really care to see. Simply place a “.COPY OFF” inline before any group of lines you wish not to be copied to the listing file, and then a “.COPY ON” inline where you wish to resume copying. When the “Copy of Input Data Files” listing option is turned off in the Project Options, the “.COPY” inline has no affect. 82
Chapter 5 Preparing Input Data Inline Options that Perform Special Functions The following inline options perform certain tasks completely on their own, and are not used to change any options initially set in the various project option dialogs. INLINE OPTION: .DATA ON/OFF This option is used to easily exclude blocks of data from being loaded by the program, and is very useful for debugging of data. Simply place a “.DATA OFF” inline before and a “.DATA ON” inline after any group of lines that you want ignored. M 2-1-3 132-33-22 1200.234 .DATA OFF M 3-2-4 125-14-54 1422.345 #These two lines are ignored M 3-2-5 155-23-34 1023.117 .DATA ON M 3-2-7 154-43-31 2021.554 #Data is now read again INLINE OPTION: .INSTRUMENT Instrument Name A variety of weighting schemes can be defined using the “Instrument Library” facility as previously discussed in Chapter 4, “Options.” Each weighting scheme is given an Instrument Name so it can be easily identified. The identifier name can be upper or lower case and up to 15 characters long. Instrument names used in data files are not case sensitive, therefore the instrument “OSCAR” is the same as “Oscar” or “oscar.” This inline option lets you set different weighting schemes for sections of data. Entering a new instrument name causes a whole set of weighting parameters to become the new defaults. This allows you to easily change the weighting characteristics applied to sections of your data that were surveyed with instruments of different precisions, or by field crews of varied experience and talent. M 3-2-19 133-44-23 2344.112 .INST TOPCON3 #Change weighting scheme to Topcon3 M 19-3-21 109-22-17 1099.213 M 19-3-22 98-55-34 2011.129 .INST OSCAR #Change weighting scheme to Oscar M 12-9-42 255-43-52 3325.222 .INST #Reset scheme to project defaults etc... If the instrument inline option is entered without the name parameter as shown above, the weighting scheme is reset to the default weighting (standard errors, PPM, centering errors, etc.) as set in the Project Options/Instrument dialog. 83
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STAR*NET V6 Least Squares Survey Ad
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1 OVERVIE
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10.9 Entering a Geoid Height and Ve
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Chapter 1 Overview 4. Survey planni
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Chapter 2 Installation 2.3 Starting
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2.7 The Registry Chapter 2 Installa
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3.3 The Menu System Chapter 3 Using
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3.8 Checking the Error File Chapter
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Chapter 3 Using STAR*NET 3.12 Displ
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Chapter 4 Options 4.2 Changing Proj
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