How to edit Reflector Height in SDR 33 database

In the SDR files my SDR33 produces, the target/reflector height appears on this line:

03NM4.94500000

the 4.945 is the target height. It only appears in the file at the first measurement of a setup and whenever the target height is changed by entering another.

Thank you for your prompt reply Kent but what I really need is the ability to edit hr values in the field (in the SDR33 controller) by going through the measurement data and edit hr values after reading. It is only cd values that appear to be editable in SDR33 database. I hope I didn't miss something. Thank you.

Regards.

>what I really need is the ability to edit hr values in the field (in the SDR33 controller) by going through the measurement data and edit hr values after reading. It is only cd values that appear to be editable in SDR33 database. I hope I didn't miss something.

No, you didn't miss anything. The SDR33 software I'm familiar with doesn't allow the field editing of anything other than descriptions (point codes). I think that the rationale was that this is something that should be best done in the office after the SDR file has been downloaded and saved in its original form for forensic purposes. It does require a surveyor to be much more alert to the field entry of such things as target heights.

Thank you so much Kent. 🙂

Regards.

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Hi Kent!

I am using my SDR33 for my old Leica TC307. It appears to me that communication between them is only a one way traffic - from TC307 to SDR33. I noticed that I can't update values in my TS via the SDR33. Is this correct? Thank you.

Regards.

> I am using my SDR33 for my old Leica TC307. It appears to me that communication between them is only a one way traffic - from TC307 to SDR33. I noticed that I can't update values in my TS via the SDR33. Is this correct?

I'd think that's right. It's certainly true of the communications between my Zeiss total station and SDR33. Sokkisha total stations may be a different story, though.

Thank you for so much for being so helpful Kent.

Regards.

The SDR33 data collectors had a Set 2-way communication feature that only worked with Sokkia Total Stations as far as I know. I think it could change the prism constant and other things and also it could activate a turn to zero display on the TS display when staking out.

Kent is correct, you can't edit the target height in the DC. You do that later in the SDR file.

Hi Dave!

I just got my SDR33 for my old total station so still learning how to effectively use it. Thank you for sharing. 🙂

Regards.