Mike, It is possible that controller with 2023-04-24 might be just outdated. Based on what I can see, I believe the dates for both 23.00 and 23.01 t...

Looking at those dates, I would expect Installation Manager to be offering Access 23.01 to both controllers. Neither are valid for 23.10

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There's a whole pile of licence information on Access's About form. For the controller licences you may have to slide the box sideways to see the dat...

I see the same problem as Mike, but with an S6 and MT1000 in Std mode. I'm wondering if it is something to do with the controller connection to the in...

Wow - those are some beautiful instruments!

When reading by eye, when in doubt I go for the lowest value - your option 1 I don't know about you Topcon, but +/- 0.3mm is easily achievable with a ...

Draw the grid and lines you need as a dxf background. In the field compute whatever position you need on each line - probably the intersections - use ...

Suggest you ask them to connect to the instrument via radio take a single active measurement with the instrument in Track mode take a single active m...

Andy, You may be working in 'Standard' or single shot mode (small S beside the Total Station icon) It may be quicker for you to be in Track mode (sma...

@lurker That is not my understanding. In Active mode the instrument seeks the strongest signal from the diodes In Passive mode it seeks the strongest ...

Mike is quite correct in that it does take at least seven or eight seconds to switch the instrument from active to passive mode for a semi-active shot...

I've recently had the pleasure to review a range of tripods from the German brand 'Nedo' Those I looked at had wooden legs and double clamps. The sma...

So you are using a Leica instrument, measuring to a Trimble prism and recording with Access?

Great to hear you have something that works. I would be very keen to know what settings you ended up using. Also keen to understand your prism settin...

Hey, Strandly, Thanks for those two leads. I'm trying to get my head around them - when you talk about the 'join point box' are you thinking the one ...

A geoid is a model of the earth's surface It can be used as a vertical datum A plane can also be used as a vertical datum