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User’s Manual – Conventional Mode

c. The second Stake Points

screen will

open that displays all of the

information needed to locate the design

point. When connected to a total

station, you would turn the total

station horizontally to 45°00’00",

vertically to 90°00’00" and send the rod

man out about 70 feet before

continuing. Tap the Stake >. button

to continue to the third screen.

d. With a Height of rod of 5, tap the Shot. button. (See the

Reference Manual for an explanation of the other fields.)

e. Enter the following shot data:

Angle Right: 45

Zenith: 90

Slope Dist: 70

and then tap

to continue.

f. The Stake Points

screen will show the

necessary COME / GO and Go RIGHT /

Go LEFT information that the rod man

must move in order to be located over

the design point. In this example, the

Go RIGHT value indicates 0, which

means the rod is precisely on the line between the total

station and the design point. The BACK value indicates

0.711, which indicates that the rod must move back (away

from the total station) 0.711 feet to be over the design point.

The Fill value is zero so no dirt needs to be cut or filled at the

rod location to match the design elevation.

g. Assuming the rod has been repositioned, take another shot by

tapping the Shot. button and enter the following new shot

data:

Angle Right: 45

Zenith Angle: 90

Slope Dist: 70.8

and then tap

to continue.