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MEA= Measurement File, working for storing data
COO= Coordinate File, used when calling coordinate
COD= Code File, used when calling code
LS= LH =Defined alignment File, working for staking out
roadway
New
: create a new file in the instrument. After pressing soft
key „New‟ , you will be asked to enter the file name.
The file type is the same as the file selected (under which
you press „New‟). If the new file exists in the instrument, the
system will not create the new file. Mention that the instrument
will not warn you for duplicated name when establishing a same
name file.
Del
: delete the file which the indicator column indicates. A
dialog box of „Delete will lose data‟ appears on the screen when
pressing soft key „Del‟. Press „ESC‟ to quit or „ENT‟ to delete.
View
: when pressing soft key „View‟ under coordinate file,
then the system will display the coordinates one by one; under
code file, the system will list out all codes in the file; under
measurement file, the system displays the measured data under
the current indicator column one by one. You can use ▲▼ keys
to view the former or latter record. If you want to edit the data ,
press „Edit‟ to edit the angle, distance, coordinate, point name,
code and the height of target. Mention that the LS file cannot be
viewed under the „Select file‟ page. You can only „view‟[.LS]
files by lining when staking out roadways.
9.3.2 Import
There are two ways to import files
：
One is importing from
PC , another is importing from USB.
All files in the instrument are binary. To import data from the
external into instruments, you must import the files. The import
function supports transformation of ASCII code coordinate files,
code files and LS files into binary files.
The files are categorized by their suffixes.
Thus, please pay attention to the file types when importing
files, otherwise a failure in importing may occur. e.g when
importing code files, you must select files with suffix „.COD‟ and
import .COD files into PC machine.
Name
.MEA
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