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Release notes for TBC 5.1 and Access 2019.00

13th June 2019

TBC 5.1 and Access 2019.00 have just come out.

Trimble Access version 2019.00 includes a new CAD toolbar to simplify linework creation and support for web map services for map background data. It also provides improvements to scan data display, and Favourites and Functions. IFC enhancements include improved display and layer control, faster model loading, support for large coordinate system translations, and the ability to create the center point on a surface for staking and measure to IFC surfaces.

Trimble Access version 2019.00 is now a 64-bit application and the following apps are available now: General Survey, Roads, Tunnels, Mines, Pipelines and Monitoring.

View the release notes here:

Improvements include:

Trimble Access 2019.00

WMS map service
IFC enhancements
SX10 Point cloud viewing enhancements
New CAD Toolbar
Group favourites
SX10 zoom function keys
DXF and LandXML enhancements

TBCv 5.10

Feature Code Library creation from within TBC
IFC enhancements to go with TA
Labelling enhancements
Corridor and mass haul enhancements
Mobile Mapping Enhancements
Scanning as canning work flow enactments

Intergeo releases – KOREC round-up

5th October 2017

Trimble has traditionally used Intergeo to announce product releases and software enhancements and this year was no exception. Here’s our round-up:

Trimble C-Series
These new Trimble mechanical total stations, the C3 and C5, are durable, efficient, highly precise instruments and also the lightest on the market at just 4.5kg! However, it’s the C5 that’s really caught our attention – as well as being L2P (Locate2Protect) ready, expect superior Nikon optics, a 5000m range, autofocus as standard and Trimble Access onboard software.

Trimble T10 Tablet
Whether you want to use the T10 tablet to control the Trimble S Series total stations or Trimble SX10 scanning total station, capture field asset data or run demanding desktop applications, it won’t disappoint with its generous 25.5cm screen, integrated GNSS, high resolution graphics and IP-65 military grade ruggedness.
Rivalling the best in this field, the T10 supports the latest Windows® 10 operating system, has a detatchable keyboard option and handles complex, data-hungry applications with ease which means you won’t need to carry a separate laptop computer in addition to a survey controller or data collector.

Trimble Business Center 4.0
This version includes new capabilities to process high-accuracy GNSS data with confidence, create CAD deliverables and have full data traceability throughout the project lifecycle. It also extends the survey CAD capabilities including text editing, ortho drafting and coordinate geometry (COGO) tools whilst a new History Log feature captures all data changes throughout the project, from GNSS processing to CAD deliverable, all useful for greater workflow transparency and data traceability.
Trimble Business Center version 4.0 also includes direct integration with Trimble Clarity.

Trimble Clarity
Until Trimble Clarity, there was no easy way to share survey project data with clients. This new, cloud-based software can be used by anyone and enables surveyors and those unfamiliar with engineering software to easily view, use, and share rich project data and imagery in a web browser. Included as part of the new TBC version.

Trimble eCognition v9.3
The latest version of eCognition (object-based image analysis software) adds 3D point cloud analytics and deep learning technology which means a broader range of geospatial analysis with a greater level of control.

Trimble Access v2017.10
The newest version of Trimble Access has been optimised to support the new Trimble C-Series total stations and of course the new Trimble T10 tablet, both of which we feature on our front page. nnn

Please contact your KOREC Sales Consultant for further information on any of these products.

Rail – Trimble Gedo family extended
Trimble’s new IMS system adds a high specification IMU to the well proven Gedo 2.0 TMD family. The new system promises increased productivity in a power-efficient, lightweight and user-friendly package. Along with the new IMS hardware and software, Trimble has also been hard at work updating its Gedo Scan office software with a variety of new features including automatic shape tracing algorithms. Additionally, new Trimble Novatrack software allows designs to be calculated from information surveyed with the Gedo 2.0 TMD and then used for setting-out or tamping with the Gedo system.
KOREC’s Rail and Monitoring Manager, Matthew Lock, is looking forward to introducing these brilliant new systems into the UK rail markets and can be contacted at matthew.lock@korecgroup.com

Why the Trimble S5 really packs a punch!

27th September 2016

The only thing ‘entry level’ about the Trimble S5 is its price − it has the same chassis and build as the advanced S7 series and offers the same market leading Trimble technologies such as SurePoint, MagDrive, Active & Passive tracking and Locate to Protect.

It’s easier to define the S5 by talking about what it doesn’t have – and that’s a very short list indeed, namely the S7s advanced scanning capability, built in camera and FineLock technology. This makes the S5 an incredibly robust tool for both setting out and survey work.

Paired with Trimble Access software it has all the same workflows and advanced capabilities as any other instrument on the fleet. This is why the Trimble S5 is proving to be so popular – it’s built on industry leading, proven technology including:

Trimble MagDrive: Smooth and silent, electro-magnetic technology means fewer moving parts. The instrument moves faster whilst under lock which allows for greater freedom of movement whilst tracking a prism This also reduces wear and tear extending the life of the instrument.

Trimble SurePoint: Ensures accurate pointing and measurements by actively correcting for unwanted movements like wind, handling and sinkage.

Active and Passive Tracking: No need to educate the S Series on what not to track – it will only track the ID requested on the active tracking system. It will also track passively for auto centering on traverse targets or when using your favourite mini prism for accurate setting out.

L2P – Locate to Protect: Pure peace of mind. Know where your instrument is at all times and receive alerts when it leaves a defined area. You can also be alerted when your instrument is knocked, letting you know it would be prudent to put it on a base line for checking.

Choose from two active targets

For the topo surveyor there is still no beating the MT1000 – renowned for the solid lock through vegetation, even when you cannot see the prism.

For the setting out engineer we have the AT360 – ooze confidence in the accuracy of your work with the electronic bubble from the AT360 prism which allows you to see on the controller exactly how accurately you are measuring for setting out. No need to rely on the basic bubble from the pole.

Trimble new software releases – Access and TBC

18th May 2016

Trimble Access version 2016.00

We are pleased to announce that the latest release of Trimble’s Access field software is focused around customer requested enhancements with KOREC favourites being the new setting out functions, target naming and new surface functions for more accurate in-field volume calculations.

This version is available now and new enhancements include:

Named targets
Dynamic offsetting during stakeout
Perpendicular offsets from DTM
Prefix + suffix for staked point names
Duplicate point support on import
LandXML alignments displayed in the map
Gesture support for zooming and panning in the map on a tablet
Measure codes now supports the AccessVision split screen
Proximity check tolerance for points with similar coordinates
Vertical offsets for GNSS measurements
Filtering of points in the map or video view based on Name, Code or Description
… and many more

Pipelines
Significant performance improvements have been made when working with very large joint map files, both during the process of creating large joint map files, and when using the joint map file at as-built survey time.

Trimble Installation Manager
Custom data folders can now be set up so that the files contained in these folders are installed to the controller when the Trimble Access software is installed or upgraded. This can be very beneficial when wanting to set up more than one controller with additional files such as survey styles, job templates, feature code libraries, control and DXF files.

Users can upgrade using Trimble Installation Manager

Trimble Business Center version 3.70 The latest release of Trimble Business Center software provides many new tools and enhancements in CAD and Drafting, Point Cloud Operations, and TBC Project Management. New features will help users efficiently merge data from previous jobs into new projects and create rich final deliverables.

They include:

Merging of survey data from multiple TBC projects in a single master project
Feature Definition Manager options to automatically skip above ground objects when creating surfaces
Easy toggling between Global and Local coordinates to simplify site calibration
GIS Module enhancements including the ability to retrieve existing data from a geodatabase
CAD and Drafting enhancements including dynamic scale bars, new labelling options, and easy filet and chamfer operations
Automatic ground extraction from point clouds to get results faster
Spatial and random point cloud sampling for greater efficiency

TBC v3.70 is available now and users can upgrade using Trimble Installation Manager

Time do do more!

23rd April 2015

Trimble is constantly striving to find new ways to make it faster and easier for you to do your job. Which ultimately means bringing you more tools and more capabilities–so you can save more time in both the field and the office. But they wanted to do, well, more…

That’s why they have decided to dramatically enhance their entire Geospatial Solutions Portfolio.

First up…SOFTWARE!

Trimble Access 2015.10

Electronic level support for the Active Track 360
Support for the Geo7X laser rangefinder module.
The Trimble Slate controller now supports conventional surveys intended for non-robotic use only.
Enhanced scanning support for VISION instruments. We have combined and enhanced the best of the scan functions that were available for a Trimble VX and an S Series instrument into one powerful function, providing model-based scanning that allows you to define your scan area on a horizontal, vertical or inclined plane. In addition, scan points can now be viewed in the Map for all Trimble Access controllers (this was previously available only on the Tablet).
Images taken with Snapshot on measure with VISION instruments can now have an annotation panel attached to the image including information such as point name, code, time and position information.
Images can now be drawn on to highlight issues and add comments. Draw functions include adding freehand line work, lines, rectangles, ellipses and text to an image.
Support in Trimble Access to control the output of NMEA messages from the receiver in a GNSS survey.
RTCM v3.2 MSM which provides support for BeiDou, QZSS, and Galileo satellites in RTCM RTK surveys.

Trimble Access Pipelines v1.10 Highlights include:

Photo names can now be easily recorded in Tally files along with Pipelines attributes
You can now create a ‘new’ tally – and have it automatically checked against a pipeline manifest
Ground cover can now be computed from the pipelines vertical alignment
Better management of tally files when the files are updated on the controller
Pipeline attributes can now be updated in Review job

Trimble Business Center 3.50

50+ enhancements include the ability to streamline design work, new productivity tools for setting out data preparation, and many enhanced workflows for survey and construction professionals.

Easily create actionable 3D models from 2D plans using the new Data Prep Module enabling field-to-finish survey design
Produce complete, final deliverables using Advanced Drafting Module along with extended CAD capabilities including dynamic labelling and dimensioning
Key in your non-digital levelling and total station observations for efficient review, editing and integration into TBC projects
Efficiently model and measure using point clouds created from Trimble VISION imagery

eCognition 9.1

New functionality includes:

Multi-core processing to reduce production bottlenecks
More efficient use of GIS-Data
Improved handling of ground truth data for supervised classifications
Easier packaging and installation of customized eCognition applications
Advanced support of mobile mapping data

eCognition Essentials 1.1

New functionality includes:

Multi-core processing to reduce production bottlenecks
Better handling of training data for supervised classification and enhanced mapping capabilities
Productivity gains and an improved user experience

Trimble Geo7X with Laser Rangefinder

The latest version of the Trimble® Geo 7X handheld operating system—v6.7.16—is now available to download from the Partners site.

Trimble InSphere Equipment Manager

New Equipment Manager features include:

Real-Time Locate: Know exactly where your instrument is at any given time. Your Locate2Protect-enabled total station is equipped with a telematics-based communication module that offers real-time location tracking.
Remote Monitoring 24/7: View your equipment’s location on a map in Equipment Manager and monitor it 24/7, conveniently from the web.
Geofence Alerts via Equipment Manager console or email: Receive alerts if your instrument enters or leaves a geofenced location. Be informed right away if a piece of equipment leaves a job site unexpectedly. Alerts can also be delivered via email.
Impact Alerts: Receive alerts when your instrument experiences heavy shock or abuse. Your instrument has a built-in accelerometer that reports on G-force impacts exceeding certain thresholds. Know that an instrument needs servicing before you continue to collect data with it.
View Positions History: See a history of your device’s locations to track where it has been.

Trimble Realworks 9.1

Including:

New automation in otherwise labour intensive operations
Efficient new visualization and navigation capabilities
Productivity enhancing automated tools
More automated Advanced-Tank Edition workflows with new reporting options

Trimble TerraFlex

Providing new tools to eliminate repetitive work and give users greater flexibility so they can focus on effectively managing projects, data, and field collection

New features:

Enhanced conditional rules
Straight line navigation to field assets
Copy and paste choice fields between forms
Bulk delete selected forms
Copy an existing template into another project; link templates between projects
Delete templates
Activate Trimble RTX subscriptions within TerraFlex applications

Trimble Trident Software v7.1

Some of the new functionality includes:

New, more versatile registration tools with intuitive reporting
Enhanced and expanded navigation, visualization and data selection options
Extended 360° camera support with new image extraction options
Updated eCognition for Trident for improved automated classification

Trimble TX8 firmware v.1097

There is now a high precision scan mode capable of achieving 1 mm accuracy, and a single scan function for extended range scans. Additional enhancements include wired remote control operation, a scan pause and resume function to help when scanning in high traffic areas, and a self-timer start scan function.

Trimble Access version 2014.00 Release Notes

26th March 2014

Trimble Access Version 2014.00 – Documentation

https://www.myconnectedsite.com/fetch/surveyadministration/fsPublicSurveyContent/Help%20Files/index.html#

Trimble Access Version 2014.00 – Release Notes

https://www.myconnectedsite.com/files/surveyadministration/fsPublicSurveyContent/Help%20Files/2014_00/English/ReleaseNotes.pdf

Trimble Access Version 2014.00 – General Survey

https://www.myconnectedsite.com/files/surveyadministration/fsPublicSurveyContent/Help%20Files/2014_00/English/GSHelp.pdf

New features

Configurable button layout for Measure codes

This feature streamlines the measuring of points that have assigned codes. To measure a point

and set the code, tap the button with the appropriate assigned code. To measure another point

with a different code, you simply tap the appropriate code button. Using the Template pickup

option makes it simple to measure patterns of codes, for example across a road cross section.

Template pickup automatically moves through the configured codes to ensure the next code is preconfigured, ready to measure.

Measure codes previously supported only a 3×3 9-button layout, but you can now configure any

Measure codesscreen button layout between 3×3 and 5×5 – up to 25 buttons per page.

When using a 3×3 layout, the numeric buttons on the TSC3 keyboard map to the buttons in the

Measure codesscreen, allowing fast coding and measurement directly from the keyboard. You can

have up to 26 pages, or groups of codes. The groups of codes can also be accessed with the

keyboard – group 1 maps to A, group 2 to B, and so on.

Controller compass now works better for stakeout

Trimble Access is now much smarter about using the controller compass during navigation in

stakeout. When you start stakeout, the compass is now used initially because you are typically not

moving at this point and provides better direction information than a lot of positions which are

basically in the same location.

When you start moving in a GNSS or Robotic survey, the positions now provide a better heading

than the compass and these are used in preference for direction. When you get close to the

stakeout point and the ‘bullseye’ screen is displayed during stakeout, the compass is again used to

provide direction.

Exporting Trimble VX scan points

You can now export Trimble VX Spatial Station scan data collected with General Survey to CSV. You

can perform this export while the data is still on the data collector. Previously, you had to transfer

the data to office software and export the data from there.

To export the data, select Jobs / Import/Export / Export fixed format. Set the file format to “Comma

Delimited”. In the Select points list, select “Scan file points” and then select the scan files to include

from the list of referenced scan files.

Measuring points on a plane

In a conventional survey, you can use the new Measure points on a planemeasurement method to

define a plane and then measure points relative to the plane.

A horizontal plane, a vertical plane, or a tilted plane can be defined by selecting points in the job or

measuring new points. After defining the plane, an Angles onlymeasurement to the plane creates

an angles and computed distance observation onto the plane. Alternatively, an Angles and distance

measurement to the plane computes the perpendicular offset to the plane.

The type of plane calculated by the software depends on the number of points selected:

1 Horizontal

Trimble Access Software Version 2014.00 Release Notes 7

2 Vertical through 2 points

3 Fixed through 3 points (no residuals)

4 or more Plane with residuals. The plane can be a “Free” plane created as a best fit (typically

tilted) plane through all points, or a “Vertical” plane constrained to a best fit

vertical plane through all points. Tap the Free / Vertical softkey to toggle between

the two modes.

For more information, refer to the General Survey Help.

The Measure points on a plane measurement method in the Measure screen replaces the old

Vertical plane and angle method, located in the Cogo / Compute point screen.

Trimble launches Slate Controller

3rd April 2013

The Trimble Slate Controller is the latest for the Survey market, combining convenience and ease-of-use of a smartphone with the rugged durability for which Trimble is known. Optimized for Trimble Access™ field software and the Trimble R4 GNSS receiver, the Trimble Slate Controller fully supports a surveyor’s everyday workflows.

“Surveyors require mobile, rugged solutions that can readily withstand and perform in the toughest of conditions,” said Erik Arvesen, vice president of Trimble’s Survey Division. “With the introduction of the Trimble Slate Controller, we are providing a rugged handheld device designed to run survey workflows while also delivering the capabilities and convenience of a smartphone.”

Offering voice, SMS text, and 3.75G cellular data transfer capabilities on GSM cellular networks worldwide, the Trimble Slate Controller is a rugged device that enables enhanced connectivity in the field. Its wireless communication capabilities keep surveyors in the field connected to the office. An integrated 8MP camera offers enhanced job documentation and point attribution by providing geo-tagged, high-quality digital photos.

The Trimble Slate Controller’s slim, ergonomic design is easy to hold while its screen provides superior sunlight readability enabling all-day use by survey professionals. Designed to withstand even the toughest conditions, a 4.3 inch capacitive touch, Gorilla® glass display covers the entire front surface increasing readability without sacrificing durability.

Trimble Access field software available on the Trimble Slate Controller offers a variety of features and capabilities to streamline topographic, stakeout, control and other surveying applications. Partnered with Trimble Access and the Trimble R4 GNSS receiver, the Trimble Slate Controller provides a dedicated GNSS solution that is effective for both real time and post-processed GNSS surveys.

Update: Trimble Access Software: Version 2012.20

4th March 2013

Trimble Access is a field solution that enables wireless connectivity between the project team members to expedite data collection, processing, analysis, and project information delivery through improved workflows, collaboration and control. Trimble recently announced the latest version of the software, 2012.20, which was brought out alongside business centre 2.81 to support the R10 GNSS receiver.

The complete solution speeds both typical and specialized surveying tasks, and enables easy and fast two-way information sharing between the field survey crew and the office. Surveys can be completed faster with less time spent traveling back and forth to the office. Management and field crews can closely collaborate by viewing the same information in near real-time.

The 2012.20 version offers new funcitionality which is compatible with the Trimble R10, such as Topo point or Rapid point measurements, which can now be automatically started when the pole is plumbed to within a predefined tilt tolerance. Coupled with auto store, hundreds of points can be measured with only one tap on Measure. Users are now also notified if the pole moves outside a predefined tilt tolerance during point measurement. To improve accuracy further, the new eBubble display (an electronic bubble) which enables a clearer, easier and a more accessible display.

TechTips – Trimble Access job file update

6th June 2012

If you have taken delivery of a new Trimble Access logger you may wish to use the job files from your old logger to carry on working on surveys and projects that you had not finished with before changing logger. You can do this by copying the files from the Trimble Data directory of the original logger into the Trimble Data directory of the new device, simple!

However, you may find that the job files from the original logger will not open in the new device if it has a later version of Trimble Access installed.

Don’t panic – Trimble Connected Community has a useful tool that can be used to update older Access and/or Survey Controller files for use in the most recent few versions of the Access General Survey module. The tool can be found on the Trimble Connected Community site

It is very simple to use following the on-screen instructions. In essence:
1)   Copy the old files into a directory on your PC.
2)   Go to the link above.
3)   Upload you files to the website.
4)   Select the version of General Survey that you wish to update to (you can check this in Access by tapping the Trimble icon at top left of the display and going to “About” where it tells you what modules are installed on the device and their version numbers).
5)   Run the conversion and then download the files back to your PC.
6)   Copy the newly updated files into the Trimble data directory on the new Trimble Access logger.
NB – If you are going to want to put the files back onto your original logger, after service but without a software upgrade for example, it is recommended to keep a copy backed up on your PC in the original version as it is not possible to backdate the job files.
It is also not possible to convert from Trimble Access to Survey Controller using this utility. This can be achieved by exporting to jobxml from the Access job file and then importing the resulting file into a new job in the Survey Controller device.
The file conversion tool can also be found through Trimble’s Business Centre survey processing package. Under the TCC menu go to the Trimble Access Services option and choose File Conversion from the window that opens.

If you need any help with this please contact our support team via our website or by calling 0151 931 6700

Watch the Webinar: Introducing the Trimble M3 Mechanical Total Station & Trimble Access

11th April 2012

If you missed our Trimble M3 Webinar the recording is certainly worth a look. Hear from KOREC’s Surveying Consultant Robert Hudson as he introduces Trimble’s best-selling mechanical total station.

The recorded webinar can be viewed online.

Lightweight, amazingly compact and rugged, the Trimble M3 Total Station provides powerful mechanical technology alongside world-class Nikon optics.

Robert explores the new improvements to the hardware and shows how Land Surveyors, Building Surveyors and Site Engineers can get the job done with less hassle and save time.

The Trimble M3 now comes with exactly the same on-board software as the Trimble GNSS and robotic station solutions, therefore one platform across the suite, This software –Trimble Access, is the most comprehensive on the market today, Robert will examine how it integrates with the M3 total station to enable surveying and setting out of just about anything – with specialised Road, Tunnelling, Mining and Monitoring modules amongst others.

There’s an app for that…

5th March 2012

Did you know that Trimble Access has a developer kit (SDK) that is open to Trimble users allowing them to develop anything from specialized modules to basic useful everyday surveying tools, which are then available to you. Here is a couple of the apps available now.

SETTOP Level Me, developed by Al-Top Topografia, is a Trimble Access application that utilizes precision trigonometric leveling algorithms with a Total Station to determine elevations through observation, calculation and compensation.

Obtain precise elevations using Trimble Total Stations.
Determine elevations using a Level Loop workflow where your last foresight measurement is the first backsight measured.
Determine elevations using a Level Line workflow where you can end your Line on a point with a known elevation.
Export results to a spreadsheet or to a Trimble M5 format that can be imported into Trimble Business Center.

Designed for Trimble Access V2011.10 and higher, and designed to work with the TCU, TSC2, TSC3 and Tablet alongside the Trimble S3, S6, S8, VX Robotic Total Stations with Autolock using active or passive targets.

Optimal Ranging, Inc. Utility Survey is a Trimble Access application that integrates Optimal Ranging’s Spar 300 underground utility locating solution into a Trimble Access workflow in order to document underground utility positions.

Utility 3-D positions are integrated fully into the Trimble Access job structure
Automatic utility line Feature Coding based on the measured RMS confidence
Types of utility measurements include manually measured, line coded, connected utility line objects, continuous Topo utility line points, coded according to the detection accuracy, individual utility points (not line coded) and depth and current recorded as attributes foevery point
Locate coarse location of the line using Spatial Locating™ and pinpointing the centerline
Model-based 3-D utility line tracking
Depth and current profiles
Export the lines and points to AutoCAD DXF and Excel .CSV
Import the completed Trimble Job for use in Trimble Business Center

Designed for Trimble Access V2012.10 and higher, and designed to work with the TSC3 or Tablet alongside the Trimble R4, R6 or R8 GNSS receiver (read more).

If you are interested in having your own app created, approach KOREC with your particular software requirement and, subject to Trimble’s approval and an agreed charge, this application will be developed on your behalf for both your use and potentially other Trimble customers.

Trimble Access on the M3

27th February 2012

The power of Trimble Access Field Software is now available on the Trimble M3 Mechanical Total Stations.

Lightweight, compact and rugged, the Trimble M3 Total Station delivers powerful mechanical technology. And now partnered with Trimble Access software allows you to optionally add the Trimble Access Roads module. Trimble Access Roads module imports road definitions from many third-party sources, or you can key in a complete road definition that includes horizontal and vertical alignments, templates and superelevation, and widening records. Users are guided through fast offsets, slope staking, real-time redesign, and real-time quality control.

Additionally, the Trimble M3 Total Station with Trimble Access will also now be offered in a 1” angle accuracy version for precision surveying applications.

Updated: Trimble Access 2011.00

20th July 2011

Trimble Access 2011.00 offers the following new features and enhancements:

Store GPS positions via the internal GPS in the Trimble TSC3 or Trimble Tablet.
Easily link images captured using a Trimble TSC3 or Trimble Tablet to a job, or a point in a job, without having to use a feature library.
Display BMP and JPEG geo-referenced background image files in the map.
The hatching of areas in a Shape file is now displayed in the map; highlighting more clearly features such as exclusion zones. (read more)
Real-time Differential survey styles using a land-based broadcast are supported.
Lock Survey Style files to prevent styles being edited in the field.
Monitoring now supports Resection and multiple backsight station setups.
Monitoring now supports the import of station, backsight and foresight points, as well as the key in of coordinates for backsights and foresights points.
Global (WGS-84) and local ellipsoid-based geoid models are supported

New Training Dates for Collision Investigation

7th July 2011

We now have a new date for the Advanced course on Trimble Survey Technology for Police Collision Investigation Officers. The two day course will take place on the 9th and 10th August at KOREC’s Huntingdon Location.

The Advanced Course is aimed at the more experienced Collision Investigator and those required to provide a more technical management and operational survey role within a C.I. team.

The course covers how to calibrate Total Station equipment and how to reconfigure equipment with new software and firmware updates. In addition delegates will learn how to use the VX total station for spatial imaging scans and subsequent visualisation and processing of data within the RealWorks software package.

With the introduction of Trimble Access and the new TSC3 controller, the course will also provide an overview of new survey options that this combination of software and hardware provides.

The cost is £500 per person (plus VAT).

If you would like any more information or wish to book onto the course then please either call us on 0845 603 1214 or contact us via KOREC’s website

Watch the webinar – Trimble Access for Surveyors

5th May 2011

Trimble Access™ takes everything that surveyors appreciate about Trimble Survey Controller and adds the power, functionality and modularity that users need today. Designed to support your everyday work, including topographic surveys, staking, control and more; Trimble Access offers a familiar easy-to-use interface to ensure a short learning-curve.

Trimble Access for General Survey supports the full range of Trimble GNSS and optical sensors, plus robotic radio connections. Simply choose the Trimble controller that best meets your surveying needs.

Register for the latest in the KOREC KNOW HOW Webinar series to hear from KOREC’s Survey Sales Consultant Ryan Bowles as he provides an introduction to this exciting new software.

Click here to watch the webinar

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