Control software TcpET
surveyingfor civil engineeringWindows

Control software - TcpET - Aplitop - surveying / for civil engineering / Windows
Control software - TcpET - Aplitop - surveying / for civil engineering / Windows
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Characteristics

Function
control
Applications
surveying, for civil engineering
Operating system
Windows
Other characteristics
Bluetooth

Description

This field software, installed in the total station itself or in a data collector with Windows operating system, allows the user to survey and set out with a wide range of conventional, motorized or robotic stations, connected through serial cable or Bluetooth. The program has options for all kinds of surveys and stake out (roads, railways, power lines, pipes, etc.). Orthoimages, DXF files or web map services can be used as a base map. You can add to the project horizontal and vertical alignments, profiles, cross sections and superelevations. TcpET has options for staking out by station and displacement, station and code, slope control, and many more. This application, installed in a pocket PC, allows the user to survey and stake out topographical data using a wide range of total stations, connected through a standard cable or through wireless Bluetooth technology. In motorised stations, the software will automatically direct the device to the desired location. The program provides numerous options and may be used for traditional mapping or surveying, and for projects involving linear works.

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