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Surveying with the HiPer+
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Kinematic Continuous
Kinematic continuous surveying, also known as
trajectory surveying, allows the Rover to move without
having to stand still, record data, move to another point,
and do it all again.
If the surveyor knows the coordinates of the starting
point, the rover will not need to be initialized. The
determination of ambiguity parameters is carried out
while the rover is moving and is called “on the fly
ambiguity resolution.” Furthermore, if loss of lock occurs
(such as, an obstruction that prevents a clear view of the
sky), the receiver will be re-initialized on the fly.
After the survey completes, raw data collected by the
receivers are downloaded onto a computer and processed
using post-processing software (for example, Pinnacle).
1. Using PC-CDU, configure and set up the Base as
described in “Static Survey” on page 3-5.
2. Using PC-CDU, click Configuration->Receiver
->MINTER, and configure the Rover with the
following parameters, then click Apply (Figure 3-5
on page 3-9):
• FN Key Mode, Occupation Mode Switch – enable
• Initial data collection dynamic mode,
Kinematic – enable
3. Set up the Rover at a starting point with unknown
coordinates and press the power key. Pause for
several minutes while the receiver compiles an
almanac.
4. Check the STAT light for satellites tracked.
5. Press the FN key for one to four seconds to begin
logging data in kinematic mode (the antenna status is
kinematic).