TPS Basic application

  • If the current profile is related to a total station, a window to perform simple measurements without saving data can be opened from main menu at every moment.

  • The TPS Basic application do not require any setup. Measurements and points are not saved.


  • To open the TPS Basic application from the main menu tap on TPS.

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  • This opens the TPS Status page.

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  • The bottom toolbar has the following functions:

    • image-20250701-105343.png Robotic/TPS: opens the total station control panel.

    • image-20250701-105416.png Set HA: sets the horizontal angle for the station.

    • image-20250701-105433.png Measure: starts the measure. At the end of the measurements, the distances measured are reported in the corresponding fields.

  • In the upper part of the window, a panel allows to access to other functions to control the total station.

    • image-20250701-105545.png Current target: the current type of target. Tap to access a window that allows to change the type of target and the target height.

    • image-20250701-105606.png Instrument height: select it to change height.

    • image-20250701-105654.png Laser pointer: enables/disables the red laser pointer.

    • image-20250701-105711.png EDM mode: changes the EDM measurement mode (standard, fast, tracking).

    • image-20250701-105732.png Electronic level status: the instrument electronic level status. Press to open the Electronic level page.

      1. Green image-20260515-141114.png : compensator is enabled and instrument is leveled.

      2. Red image-20260515-141257.png : compensator is enabled and instrument is not leveled.

      3. Grey image-20260515-141220.png : compensator is disabled.

  • After a measurement is performed the software shows different results:

    • HA: horizontal angle.

    • VA: vertical angle.

    • image-20250701-110025.png : sloped distance.

    • image-20250701-110035.png : horizontal distance.

    • image-20250701-110044.png : vertical distance.

    • ENZ: point coordinate in East, North and Elevation. Click on the bar to change to ΔE, ΔN, ΔZ.