Units

Distance and grid coords

Distance and northing/easting coordinates. Select from Meters, Millimeters, International Survey Feet, and US Survey Feet.

Height

Height and elevation

Angles

Angles

Quadrant bearings

Bearing values are automatically converted to quadrant bearings when this check box is enabled.

For example, to enter the quadrant bearing N25° 30' 30"E in a bearing field, key in 25.3030 and then tap and select NE.

Temperature

Temperature

Pressure

Pressure

Grade

The grade of a slope can be displayed as an angle, percent, or ratio.

The ratio can be displayed as Rise:Run or Run:Rise.

Area

Supported area units include:

• Square meters
• Square miles
• Square international feet
• Square US survey feet
• Square international yards
• Square US survey yards
• Acres
• Hectares

Volume

Supported volume units include:

• Cubic meters
• Cubic international feet
• Cubic US survey feet
• Cubic international yards
• Cubic US survey feet
• Acre feet
• US acre feet

Mass

Supported mass units include:

• Kilograms
• Milligrams
• Grams
• Tons (metric)
• Tons (US)
• Tons (imperial)
• Ounces
• Pounds
• Stone

Distance display

Select the number format that matches the number of decimal places to be shown in all distance fields.

When the Distance and grid coordinates field is set to US survey feet or international feet you can configure the distance display to be in feet and inches. Supported fractions of an inch include: 1/2", 1/4", 1/8", 1/16" and 1/32".

Coordinate display

The number of decimal places in all northing/easting coordinate fields

Area display

The number of decimal places for a computed area

Volume display

The number of decimal places for a computed volume

Angle display

The number of decimal places for a computed angle.

Lat/Long

Latitude and longitude

Coordinate order

The order for the displayed grid coordinates. Select from:

• North‑East‑Elev
• East‑North‑Elev
• Y‑X‑Z (equivalent to East‑North‑Elev – field prompts changed)
• X‑Y‑Z (equivalent to North‑East‑Elev – field prompts changed)
• XYZ (CAD) (where the coordinates are in the same order as CAD files)

The Y‑X‑Z and X‑Y‑Z options follow the geodetic convention that the Y axis is the East axis and the X axis is the North axis, forming a left-hand coordinate system.

The XYZ(CAD) option follows the mathematical convention and forms a right-hand coordinate system.

Station display

(Also known as Chainage in some countries.)

This defines the distance along a line, arc, alignment, road or tunnel.

The station values can be displayed as:

• 1000.0 where the values are displayed as entered
• 10+00.0 where the + separates the hundreds from the remaining values
• 1+000.0 where the + separates the thousands from the remaining values
• Station index

The Station index display type uses an extra Station index increment field value as part of its definition. The station value is displayed as per the 10+00.0 option, but the value before the + is the station value divided by the Station index increment. The remainder is displayed after the +. For example if the Station index increment is set to 20, a station value of 42.0 m is displayed as 2 + 02.0 m. This display option is used in Brazil but may have application in other markets.

Station index increment

If the Station display is set to Station index the station index increment field appears enabling an appropriate station index increment to be entered. See details above.

Laser VA display

Laser vertical angles

Can be vertical angles measured from the zenith, or inclinations measured from horizontal.

Time format

The format for date and time. Select from:

• Local date/time
• UTC time
• GPS weeks and seconds

Precision display

Confidence level of displayed GNSS precision estimates. Supported confidence levels and the likely probability that the precision is within range are: