android:machinecontrol:mcinstructions
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| === Set Elevation === | === Set Elevation === | ||
| The GPS will go through a normal process of getting corrections. As soon as the quality becomes "Fixed" you will be asked if you wish to Set Elevation. **Set Elevation** adjusts for the differences in height between the GPS when it was used to align and the GPS antenna while mounted on the machine. | The GPS will go through a normal process of getting corrections. As soon as the quality becomes "Fixed" you will be asked if you wish to Set Elevation. **Set Elevation** adjusts for the differences in height between the GPS when it was used to align and the GPS antenna while mounted on the machine. | ||
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| + | **NOTE:It is highly suggested that you create a convenient, marked point after aligning a file. With any RTK GPS device it is a good practice to check against a known elevation prior to the start of work each day**. | ||
| This adjustment is never saved but the values from the previous Set Elevation are the defaults the next time the program is started. The process is this. | This adjustment is never saved but the values from the previous Set Elevation are the defaults the next time the program is started. The process is this. | ||
| - | - Either move the mounted GPS over a known elevation or shoot an elevation next to the blade with the GPS device at the same rod height as was used for alignment. Press Yes to start the Set Elevation process. **NOTE:It is highly suggested that you create a convenient, marked point after aligning a file. With any RTK GPS device it is a good practice to check against a known elevation prior to the start of work each day**. | + | - Either move the mounted GPS over a known elevation or shoot an elevation next to the blade with the GPS device at the same rod height as was used for alignment. Press Yes to start the Set Elevation process. |
| - Tap the shoot button to establish what elevation the GPS currently thinks it is at. | - Tap the shoot button to establish what elevation the GPS currently thinks it is at. | ||
| - Tap in the Known Elev. text box and type in the actual elevation when the keyboard displays. Press the checkmark to close the keyboard. | - Tap in the Known Elev. text box and type in the actual elevation when the keyboard displays. Press the checkmark to close the keyboard. | ||
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