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When measuring with a GNSS receiver, the rover is usually connected to a base to receive RTK corrections.
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The software offers the possibility to change the GNSS base coordinate. This operation is for example common after post-processing the raw data from the base and obtaining more accurate coordinates. The coordinates of all other points in the job are updated.
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Open the Job tab.
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Select Points/Measurements/Codes.
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Open the Measurements tab.
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Select Tools to open the list of available tools.
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Select Edit and Shift GNSS base.
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This opens the Shift GNSS base page.
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Base name: lists the base points available in the job. Select the base point for which you want to enter new coordinates.
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Mode: select how enter the new base coordinates.
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New coordinates LLH: insert new values for longitude, latitude and height.
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Latitude: new value for latitude.
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Longitude: new value for longitude.
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Height: new value for height.
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Shifting values LLH: insert values for shifting in longitude, latitude and height.
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Δ Latitude: shift value for latitude.
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Δ Longitude: shift value for longitude.
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Δ Height: shift value for height.
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New coordinates ENZ: insert new values for east, north and elevation.
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E: new value for east.
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N: new value for north.
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Z: new value for elevation.
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Shifting values ENZ: to insert values for shifting in east, north and elevation.
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Δ E: shift value for east.
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Δ N: shift value for north.
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Δ Z: shift value for elevation.
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Updating base coordinate updates all points measured from the base.