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Can the "General Survey" Staking functions handle station equations or do you have to use the roads module?

  • 1.  Can the "General Survey" Staking functions handle station equations or do you have to use the roads module?

    Posted 12-13-2018 11:42

    Can the "General Survey" Staking functions handle station equations or do you have to use the roads module?



  • 2.  Re: Can the "General Survey" Staking functions handle station equations or do you have to use the roads module?

    Posted 12-13-2018 16:00

    Which product are you asking about - Trimble Access or SCS900 or Siteworks?

     

    SCS900 and Siteworks both support Station Equations. If you are asking about Trimble Access, I apologize but I cannot answer that (I don't work with Access these days) and you should post that question on the Geospatial Forum.

     

    SCS900 and Siteworks have a Roading Module and that would be required to use the Road Model and Station Equations.



  • 3.  Re: Can the "General Survey" Staking functions handle station equations or do you have to use the roads module?

    Posted 12-13-2018 16:08

    Trimble access



  • 4.  Re: Can the "General Survey" Staking functions handle station equations or do you have to use the roads module?

    Posted 12-13-2018 19:28

    I will see if I can get you an answer to this tomorrow

     

    Alan



  • 5.  Re: Can the "General Survey" Staking functions handle station equations or do you have to use the roads module?

    Posted 12-14-2018 07:13

    Thanks!



  • 6.  Re: Can the "General Survey" Staking functions handle station equations or do you have to use the roads module?

    Posted 12-14-2018 14:12

    This from the Geospatial Team earlier today ...

     

    General survey (the standard Trimble Access) support staking lines as alignments, but users need the Roads module for Station Equations.

     

    Alan



  • 7.  Re: Can the "General Survey" Staking functions handle station equations or do you have to use the roads module?

    Posted 12-14-2018 14:21

    Thank you