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The software has 3 different coordinates for every point you store. You have a global ellipsoid coordinate, survey pro just calls it wgs84 but trimble calls it global, Then you have a local geodetic coordinate and then you have a grid cordinate.
When you stay on the published grid and translate the way I do, your global and local geodetic coordinates always stay the same.
When you do a site calibration, your global and local geodetic cordinates will be different.
This is precisely what can cause problems down the road.
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Posted : 04/08/2021 4:50 pm
