1.

Connect the toughbook with the total station via Bluetooth manager
1. On the total station Iirst
2. Click the Bluetooth manager icon at the taskbar
3. Select the device (total station) used to be connected
4. Select the COM
5. Connect the devices
2. Run Title Survey Module
1. Click the Bluetooth conIiguration settings at the Total Station Module
option in menu bar
2. Select the COM set beIore at the Bluetooth manager
3. Test reading the bearing
3. Create User ID storing the job
1. The job is stored in Local Disk C Field Communicator Working
User ID
2. The job Iolder is now exist
3. Create a job Iolder that will store all the jobs in Iuture



1. Load the job
1. Click Open Job Icon in the taskbar
2. Select the job Iolder associating to be loaded













4. Set up a Starting Point as a reIerence point oI the traverse

1. Click Starting Point button
2. For choosing a Starting Point, there are several types
1. ReIerence mark (boundary mark) recorded in PDUK
2. Known Point (point having coordinate)
3. Unknown Point having coordinate
4. Unknown Point without coordinate
5. For us, our Starting Point is assumed to be as near as possible to
the datum
a) Set up Total Station on the Iirst station
b) Then, click icon starting point on TSM
c) Select point type
d) The Starting Point is known as Station 4










5. Create a Baseline

1. Select Baseline icon in the taskbar
2. Select the Starting Point
3. Observe back bearing (Circle LeIt) to RO (boundary mark)
4. Observe Iorward bearing to the target (Circle LeIt) to target (boundary
mark)
5. Observe Iorward bearing to the target (Circle Right) to target (boundary
mark)
6. Observe back bearing (Circle Right) to RO (boundary mark)
7. The Baseline is known as 4-5
6. Traversing around the lot

1. Select the observe icon on the taskbar
2. Observe back bearing (Circle LeIt) to station 5
3. Observe Iorward bearing (Circle LeIt) to station 6
4. Observe back bearing (Circle Right) to station 5
5. Observe Iorward bearing (Circle Right) to station 6
6. Repeat the procedure until the last station

7. Make a Connection Line to nearby lot
1. The observation still using same method as traverse observation
2. The line produced is known as hanging line
3. This line connect the surveyed lot to the other lot nearby
8. Check Angle Ior hanging line

1. Select icon Check Angle at the taskbar

9. DiIIerential Field Test

1. Set up the total station at centre oI any traverse line
2. Click icon DiIIerential Field Test on the taskbar
3. We have done DiIIerential Field Test at Station 4 and station 5. First, we
make new temporary station at the middle oI station 4 and station 5.(new
temporary station C, station 4 A, station 5 B).
4. Set instrument at C, measure the distance to A, then measure distance to
B. We compare the distance between (CA CB) and (AB). Tolerance is
10mm. then, our DFT is acceptable.





10. Solar Observation
,
1. Choose any traverse line visible Ior the Solar Observation
2. Set up total station and RO point (Iorward bearing)
3. Click at icon Solar Observation on taskbar
4. Observe the RO (Circle LeIt)
5. Observe the leIt Sun (Circle LeIt)
6. Observe the right Sun (Circle LeIt)
7. Observe the right Sun (Circle LeIt)
8. Observe the leIt Sun (Circle LeIt)
9. Re-observe the RO (Circle LeIt)
10. Repeat the procedure Ior Circle Right
11. AIter this process is completed, the M-Correction will applied to the
traverse









1hls ls shown Lhe loL area LhaL covered by Lraverse 1he sLarLlng polnL sLarL from sLaLlon no 4
reference polnL from Lhe proven boundary mark


8oundary mark LhaL are use for daLum

8oundary marks use for daLum 8oundary mark musL be proved flrsL Lo lndlcaLe wheLher lL can
be use as a daLum Lo sLarL Lhe survey work


SLarL from sLaLlon no4 and no3 we use as Lhe solar observaLlon SLaLlon no 3 as Lhe 8C
(8eference Solar CbservaLlon)
1herefore sLaLlon no4 and no3 also use as basellne of Lhe survey work
lrom sLaLlon no4 we plck up boundary mark no13 no26 no 27




8oundary marks LhaL are use for survey and reference

AfLer LhaL for Lhe subclosed Lraverse we use sLaLlon no28 we plck up Lhe boundary mark
no30 1hen we conLlnue Lhe Lraverse and plck up Lhe oLher boundary uslng oLher sLaLlon


nexL we conLlnue subclosed on sLaLlon no 31 Lhen we plck up boundary mark no 32 and no 33
AfLer LhaLwe conLlnue on sLaLlon no 34 Lhen we plck boundary mark no 36 and no 33



1he nexL sLep ls we conLlnue Lraverse llne on sLaLlon no 34 Lo Lhe sLaLlon no 37 Cn sLaLlon no
37 we plck up boundary marks no 38 and no 40
8oundary mark no 40 ls proved Lo be ln a good poslLlon afLer we check Lhe lnLerlor angle of Lhe
boundary mark uslng Lhlrd mark (no 38 36 and 33)








40
38
33
40
36
33
roved uaLum 8esulL
new
L|ne 8ear|ng D|stance
4038 28 42 21 101463
3833 102 13 21 208694
4033 103 39 27 204387
4036 118 43 31 200163

C
L|ne 8ear|ng D|stance
4038 28 42 00 101466
3833 102 13 09 208 690
4033 130 39 17 204388
4036 118 43 30 200172



40 uslng 38 and 33
ulfference ln lnLerlor Angle lnLerlor nLW lnLerlor C
(208 42 21 102 13 21) (208 42 00 102 13 09)
11"
ulfference ln ulsLance ulsLance nLW ulsLance C
0001 m
40 uslng 36 and 33
ulfference ln lnLerlor Angle lnLerlor nLW lnLerlor C
(130 39 27 118 43 31) (130 39 17 118 43 30)
11"
ulfference ln ulsLance ulsLance nLW ulsLance C
0001 m













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