Topographic points list

The Topographic points list shows the topographic points stored in the current job.
The icon represents the type of topographic point:
- : GNSS rover point.
- : GNSS rover point measured with IMU.
- : point measured with GNSS receiver laser distancemeter.
- : point measured on the images captured by GNSS receiver camera.
- : GNSS rover point measured with IMU offset function.
- : GNSS rover point measured with vertical offset function.
- : GNSS static point.
- : TPS point measured with prism.
- : TPS point measured reflectorless.
- : TPS point measured on reflective tape.
- : TPS point measured with dual tag function.
- : averaged point.
- : this icon near the point icon indicates that the topographic point has attached a sketch.
- : GNSS base point.
- : TPS station.
- : point calculated with a COGO function.
- : manually created point.
- : imported point.
- : stakeout measurement with a GNSS receiver.
- : stakeout measurement with total station.
- : hidden point by alignment and offset.
- : hidden point by distance and distance.
- : deleted point.

Change the visualization order

t is possible to sort the topographic points in different order.
Sorting options are:
- Ascending or descending order of the point name.
- Name of the points.
- Creation date.
- Ascending or descending order of the code name.

Select Tools to open the list of available tools.
Select Sort.
Select the sorting method.
- Date ascending: points are sorted from the oldest to the most recently created.
- Date descending: points are sorted from the most recently created to the oldest.
- Point name ascending: points are sorted alphabetically from A to Z.
- Point name descending: points are sorted alphabetically from Z to A.
- Point code ascending: points are sorted alphabetically by survey code, from A to Z.
- Point code descending: points are sorted alphabetically by survey code, from Z to A.

Delete points

To delete a single topographic point, from the Points tab tap on a point and select Delete.
To delete a multiple topographic point, from the Points tab select Tools and select Delete.
Select Delete topographic points.
Select the items to delete from the list, or tap on Tools option to apply a Selection rules or select/deselect all the points.
Press Delete to delete the points.

A deleted point can be restored from the corresponding measure.

Delete coincident points

This tool allows to delete points with the same coordinates.
To delete a coincident point, from the Points tab select Tools and select Delete.
Select Delete coincident points.
Select Delete coincident points. Tap on YES to delete the coincident points.

A deleted point can be restored from the corresponding measure.

Restore deleted points

A deleted point can be restored from the corresponding measurement.
If a topographic point has been deleted, open the Measurements table.
Select the corresponding measure and select Restore.

Visualize a point in CAD

From the topographic point list is possible to visualize the point position on CAD .

Select a point from the list to open the context menu and select Display on CAD.
The CAD is opened and the point is visualized in the center of the graphic window.

Stakeout a point

From the point list is possible to select and stakeout a point using the current instrument profile.

Select a point from the list to open the context menu and select Stakeout.
The point is stakeout using the Stakeout points function.

It is possible to share a point from the point list.
For the selected point, the information related to coordinates (geographic and plane), code, description and eventually the photo/sketch associated is sent.

Select a point from the list to open the context menu and click Share.
The point information are shared using available 3th party Android applications.

Rotate to point

If the current instrument is a robotic total station, the command Rotate to point allows to automatically rotate the total station in the direction of the selected point.

Select a point from the list to open the context menu and select Rotate to point.
If the instrument is a motorized total station, it rotates to point direction.

Navigate to point with Google Maps

Select a point from the list to open the context menu and select Navigate.
The software opens Google Maps with the directions to navigate to the point position.

Search point

The function Find point is used to search in the Point list a specific point.

Select Tools to open the list of available tools.
Select Find point.
Enter the point ID to find.

Set elevation to points

Set elevation to points allow to set a value for the elevation of the selected points.

From Tools select Set elevation to points.
Check the points from the list, or select Tools to use Selection rules or select/deselect all the points.
Select Edit to enter the new elevation to set.

Add elevation to points

Add elevation to points allows to increase/decrease the elevation of the selected point of an entered value.

From Tools select Add elevation to points.
Check the points from the list, or select Tools to use Selection rules or select/deselect all the points.
Select Edit to add a value.

Invert coordinates

The command Invert coordinates inverts the sign of east and north coordinate.

From Tools select Add elevation to points.
Select the coordinates to invert the sign.
- Invert E: inverts the sign of E coordinate for all points.
- Invert N: inverts the sign of N coordinate for all points.
Select Invert to confirm the operation.

Reset stakeout state

When a point in the Points list has been staked out, it is marked with a status indicating this. This helps prevent staking it out again, as it is no longer available among the points to be staked out.
A command is available to reset this status.

From Tools select Edit and Reset stakeout state.

Distance and diagram elevation

The commands allows to display points on a diagram with the distances on the horizontal axis and the elevation on the ordinate axis.

From Tools select Diagram distance/elevation.
The software shows a diagram with points distance and elevations.