The Limit box is especially useful when viewing IFC files or point clouds, where you can exclude parts of the model or point cloud so that you can view inside the model or point cloud. The Limit box enables you to exclude data in the map to view more clearly the area you are interested in.

The Snap-to toolbar is only available when you are using General Survey. To be able to reuse a calculated point in the future, tap and hold in the map and select Create point to create a point from the calculated point and store it to the job. You can use calculated points like any other point, for example to stake out or to perform other Cogo functions. If a point does not already exist at the selected location, Trimble Access calculates a point. Select the required tool from the Snap-to toolbar and then select the line, arc, or polyline in the map to 'snap' to the appropriate location on the selected item. The following Snap-to tools are available: Snap to midpoint, Snap to end, Snap to intersection, Snap to PI of arc, Snap to center, and Snap to nearest. To display the toolbar, tap on the map toolbar and then select Snap-to toolbar. For example, you can use the Snap-to toolbar to accurately select the end point of a line or polyline or the center of an arc from linework in a map file, such as an IFC or DXF file. The Snap-to toolbar provides a simple way to select locations on objects in the map by snapping onto a specific point, even if no point exists. To perform a robotic survey you will need to connect TDC600 to your instrument using the Trimble TDL2.4 radio.

The TDC600 can connect to all supported GNSS receivers and most conventional instruments using Bluetooth. It is also ideal for surveyors looking for a lower-cost platform with the new Trimble Access software and workflows.

Trimble TDC600 Powered by Androidįor surveyors looking to use a smart-phone style mobile device to collect data in the field, the Trimble TDC600 running Trimble Access 2020 provides an optimal solution with its lightweight, rugged design. View the release notes here, or download the new version using Trimble Installation Manager. Trimble Access 2020 was released this week and is available for Windows 10 controllers, and now for the first time, on the Trimble TDC600 powered by Android.

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