Jobsite Calibration to Local Coordinates Using Trimble Access

[@billvekas3465]

I found this presentation very very helpful. Thanks a lot.

[@nicholasenglish982]

Thanks for the video- awesome hearing the thought process out loud as you go through it.

[@greghazelquist644]

Hi Nick- I appreciate your nice comment and hope you found it helpful! Have a great day! Regards, Greg

[@ROsRUsJOy]

GREAT JOB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MichaelAnderson-nx9pi]

Thank you...mike

[@agnieszkasojka4379]

Thank you for the video. Just refreshing what I used to use years ago.
Could you just tell me if I understood you correctly. You didn't scale your GPS measurements to TPS data. So if I would like to get calibration with projection scale factor 1 (which I normally use for setting out buildings with TPS) I would have to leave the 'Fix H scale to 1.0' unticked? Or you ticked it and got scale factor 1 and your TPS points were with different scale factor?
Sorry if I sound confusing...English is my second language. Many thanks for any help

[@deastman2012]

When changing the usage of each point (except 3) could you enter 1,2,4,5,6 and change them all at once?

[@davekavinsky1850]

I had a question about using GPS, is there a way to get local ground coordinates instead of them being in state plane coordinates

[@brandonfranco-br6ct]

Is there any way to remove all of the calibrated points afterwards?

[@makatogonzo]

Can you site cal to one point in the middle of project for shift only?

[@user-gw8uh2kj1j]

I would never feel confident of those vertical no matter how big the jobsite lol. The bigger the job the more money you losing. Expecially in the excavation world.

[@jeremiahstoneman2463]

Great video. Just switched from 10 years
from topcon to Trimble. Thanks

[@greghazelquist644]

Hi Jeremiah- Thanks for the nice comment and glad to know it helped. Have a great day! -Greg