4.2.3.
Tachymetric Set
By
means of the menu function Output > Tachymetric Set the tachymetric set can be
displayed and modified. The
measurements can be displayed and modified through various buttons:
| <Measurem.> | Clicking this button displays the measured values directly. Using the "<" and ">" keys, you can switch between the 1st and 2nd faces and between the sets. |
| <Red. Meas.> | This button activates the display of the reduced directions distinguished according to Face 1 and Face 2. |
| <ErrorCalc.> | In the error calculation, the following display is shown for each
target point: d: Difference between the set mean of the distances towards a target and the total mean value from all sets. v: Improvement of the direction of the respective set vz: Improvement of the zenith distance vp: Improvement of the vertical index vs1, vs2: Improvement of the distances in Face 1 and Face 2 (only for overall measurement) |
| <Average> | This button activates the averaging of the reduced directions of Faces 1 and 2. |
| <Accuracy> | Clicking this button opens a further window containing an overview of
different accuracies. These comprise:
Sr: Standard deviation of a direction measurement Srm: Standard deviation of the mean of the direction measurements Phi: Vertical index error Sz: Standard deviation of the zenith angle Szm: Standard deviation of the mean of the zenith angle Sp: Standard deviation of the vertical index error of a set Spm: Standard deviation of the mean of the vertical index errors of all sets Ss: Standard deviation of a distance measurement |
| <Print> | This button logs the tachymetric set in the protocol file. |
| <Station> | Clicking this button calls up the window to change the station. |
| <Delete> | This button is only active when the measurement values are displayed. All measurements for the current set are deleted in each case. |
| <Edit> | This function allows the modification of individual measurement values and all their associated data. |
| <Esc> | This function serves to quit the display dialog. |