Sokkia GSR2700 ISX, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Chapter 7
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Collecting Data
You can collect data with the GSR2700 ISX in several ways and
define the type of information stored during data collection.
7.1 How Data is Stored
The most basic activity you will perform using your GSR2700 ISX
is collecting raw data, which are recorded as time-tagged
measurements in your raw data file. Each collection session (one
uninterrupted period of time) is stored in a single, unique data
file in memory. Only one file is open and recorded to at a time.
A file of collected data can then be transferred to a PC for post-
processing and adjustment using SOKKIA’s
Spectrum Survey
Suite or Planning software.
For information about how data files are named, see Section 7.3,
Data File Naming , page 57.
7.2 Data Collection Methods
Typically, the GSR2700 ISX will begin tracking satellites, as soon
as the receiver is turned on and it successfully completes its
initialization. The receiver will operate based on its default
POWERUP configuration until you use it otherwise (e.g., you
connect it to a data collector).
You will typically use the GSR2700 ISX receiver to collect data
using either of two methods: with a handheld data controller, or
by using the POWERUP configuration on the receiver and
recording the data to internal memory (for example and ideally,
as a base station).
7.2.1 Handheld data collection
When you use the GSR2700 ISX receiver with a handheld data
controller loaded with data collection software (e.g., SDR+), you
can configure and initiate data collection through the handheld.