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7.10
Calculate Adjusted Reduced Levels
Double Run (2BM)
Library command: ~ADJ3
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This option allows you to calculate adjusted reduced levels from the Level Matrix.
The adjustment method is on a Double Level Run adjusted between 2 Bench Marks.
This adjustment allows for uneven Change Points in the Forward Run and Reverse Run
and weights the measurements accordingly.
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We will use the Level Book Example on page 77 as an example.
With reference to the observations between PSM 1 to STN 2. The Forward Run has 3
Change Points. The Reverse Run has 2 Change Points. The Misclose between PSM 1
and STN 2 is divided by 5 and each Set-up is adjusted equally. Therefore the Forward
Run is adjusted more than the Reverse Run in this case, allowing for a stronger fix to the
Reverse Run.
This adjustment allows for Intermediate observations.
Double Run (1BM):
This adjustment does not allow for Side Shot type levelling from the main Forward and
Reverse Runs.
This adjustment uses the method used in Double Run (1BM) first
and then the Single Run (2BM) second.
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From the Level Module Main Menu page 2 press the
key.
SA
An input prompt will display prompting to “ENTER START RL”. Type in the reduced level
of Bench Mark 1.
e.g. 50.000
Press the [ENTER] key.
An input prompt will display prompting to “ENTER END RL”. Type in the reduced level of
Bench Mark 2.
e.g. 52.293
Press the [ENTER] key.
The display will read "Calcing….." when calculating.
HP48G/G+: Refer to the HP48G User's Guide chapter 3 on The Interactive Stack.
HP49G, HP48GII, HP49G+, HP50G Users:(No documentation on The Interactive Stack).
To view all the results press the
[]
key. This will activate The Interactive Stack.
From the Interactive Stack environment press the
[]
and
[]
keys to scroll
through the levels of the stack. Once you have selected the stack level desired press the
key to view the results. To exit the Interactive Stack simply press the
[ON]
key.
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