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Click the green check mark to accept
23. Your base is now configured. Verify that the Data link LED on the S900 head is flashing green signifying RTK
corrections are being transmitted.
24. Verify the Base is storing GNSS observations on the head by verifying that the data link LED is also flashing blue
with flashing rate corresponding to the sampling interval specified (1 Hz).
3.3 Base Configuration - From Known Position
The following procedure is for setting up a base over a known position. This procedure replaces steps 17-24 above
in the “3.2 Base Configuration Workflow”.
If you are set up over a known position, and you have a geographic coordinate (Latitude / Longitude), then you can
manually enter the position using ‘Enter Lat/Lon’. Use ‘Enter Grid System Coordinates’ if you know the Grid
Coordinates for the base position or if you are setting up over an existing surveyed point within your job.
1. Select “Enter Grid System Coordinates”
2. Enter “Northing”, “Easting”, and “Elevation” of known base coordinate, and select whether the elevation is an
ellipsoid or orthometric elevation.
Summary of Contents for Stonex S4II
Page 34: ...34 SurvCE should now show the selected head as the Device 9 Click on the Receiver tab...
Page 51: ...51 3 Select the green check mark Wait a moment while the Data Collector adds the new point...
Page 55: ...55 13 Next go to File tab and click on 3 Points to view the list of adjusted points...
Page 57: ...57 2 Go to the File tab and click on 7 Import Export 3 Select Export Ascii File...
Page 65: ...65 Enter your Network key the Wi Fi Password presented on the phone 12 Click Next...
Page 78: ...78 7 Click Next 8 Enter Network key which is the wifi password then click Next...