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Instrument simulator for exhibitions and game mode

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  • The software offers modes to show the instrument in exhibitions with a simulation mode and a game mode.


Configuring the robotic total station in simulator mode for exhibitions

  • The software, when working with a robotic total station, offers the possibility to configure the total station to automatically rotate.

  • This configuration can be used in exhibitions when displaying the instrument.

  • Crete a new job called FAIR.

  • Open the Survey page.

  • Click TPS simulation.

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  • Click Start to start the automatic instrument rotation.

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Configuring the robotic total station in game mode for exhibitions

  • The software, when working with a robotic total station, offers the possibility to configure the total station in a stakeout game mode to be used during exhibitions.

  • The goal of the game is to stakeout four points. Each time a point is measured an image is visualized.

  • To enable the game mode, unzip and copy the StakeoutGame folder with the images and texts in folder X-PAD/_Data folder on controller.

  • It is possible to edit the game texts in the StakeoutGame_Strings.txt file and replace the images, keeping same name.

  • Crete a new job. The job name must contain words “Stakeout” and “Game”.

  • Check that these 4 requirements are satisfied.

    1. Job Name must contain words “Stakeout” and “Game”,

    2. A TPS profile set as current instrument,

    3. The job must have at least 4 points.

    4. StakeoutGame folder has been copied in X-PAD\_Data folder.

  • Select Stakeout and Stakeoue points page.

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  • Select Stakeout Game.

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  • The game starts.

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  • Stakeout the correct point to proceed with the game.

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  • When all points available in point list have been measured, the game is concluded.

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