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Airace-wiki-admin: /* Dividing an Area */

2025-03-24T10:30:58Z

Dividing an Area

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	# A map will display the selected polygon. Click on the desired side of the polygon from which the sub-polygon will align. The selected side will change from magenta to red, indicating selection.		# A map will display the selected polygon. Click on the desired side of the polygon from which the sub-polygon will align. The selected side will change from magenta to red, indicating selection.
	# After selecting the side, click on the '''Divide Polygon''' button a popup will open showing current Polygon area and will show three option to divide a polygon.		# After selecting the side, click on the '''Divide Polygon''' button a popup will open showing current Polygon area and will show three option to divide a polygon.
	#* Divide by Area: Choose this to divide the polygon into your desired area.		#* '''Divide by Area''': Choose this to divide the polygon into your desired area.
	#* Divide by Percentage: Choose this to divide the polygon into your desired percentage of the main polygon		#* '''Divide by Percentage''': Choose this to divide the polygon into your desired percentage of the main polygon
	#* Divide by Equal parts: Choose this to divide the polygon into your specified parts.		#* '''Divide by Equal parts''': Choose this to divide the polygon into your specified parts.
	# Click on the '''Divide Area''' button to proceed.		# Click on the '''Divide Area''' button to proceed.
	# The app will process the polygon and create a sub-polygon with intersecting points. The area of both the main and sub-polygons will be displayed.		# The app will process the polygon and create a sub-polygon with intersecting points. The area of both the main and sub-polygons will be displayed.

Airace-wiki-admin: /* Airace One */

2025-03-24T10:30:26Z

Airace One

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	# A stake-out window will open, displaying your current location along with a direction line to guide you to the destination point.		# A stake-out window will open, displaying your current location along with a direction line to guide you to the destination point.
	# The stake-out window will provide various parameters, including Easting Change, Northing Change, Distance, Elevation Difference, HDOP, and VDOP. A compass will also be displayed to help you navigate toward the destination point.		# The stake-out window will provide various parameters, including Easting Change, Northing Change, Distance, Elevation Difference, HDOP, and VDOP. A compass will also be displayed to help you navigate toward the destination point.
	# As you approach the destination, it will be indicated by a 30 cm circle, ~~with~~ a ~~smaller~~ 5 cm circle ~~at the center~~. When you are within the 5 cm circle, the app will announce "Staked out" and present an '''Add Point''' button. Tap on '''Add Point''' and then '''Measure''' to save the staked point.		# As you approach the destination, it will be indicated by three concentric circles around the point, a large 30 cm circle, a medium 5 cm circle and a 2cm circle. When you are within the 2 cm circle, the app will announce "Staked out" and present an '''Add Point''' button. Tap on '''Add Point''' and then '''Measure''' to save the staked point.
	# Alternatively, you can stake out a point by selecting it on the map and tapping '''Stake Out'''.		# Alternatively, you can stake out a point by selecting it on the map and tapping '''Stake Out'''.

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	# To divide a polygon, go to the '''Tools''' menu and select the '''Area Divide''' option. Choose the desired polygon from the list.		# To divide a polygon, go to the '''Tools''' menu and select the '''Area Divide''' option. Choose the desired polygon from the list.
	# A map will display the selected polygon. Click on the desired side of the polygon from which the sub-polygon will align. The selected side will change from magenta to red, indicating selection.		# A map will display the selected polygon. Click on the desired side of the polygon from which the sub-polygon will align. The selected side will change from magenta to red, indicating selection.
	# After selecting the side, click on the '''Divide Polygon''' button and ~~enter~~ the desired area ~~for~~ the ~~sub-~~polygon. Click on the '''Divide Area''' button to proceed.		# After selecting the side, click on the '''Divide Polygon''' button a popup will open showing current Polygon area and will show three option to divide a polygon.
	# The app will process the polygon and create a sub-polygon with intersecting points. The area of both the main and sub-polygons will be displayed. ~~The~~ intersecting points and sub-polygon ~~will automatically be saved to the survey~~.		#* Divide by Area: Choose this to divide the polygon into your desired area.
			#* Divide by Percentage: Choose this to divide the polygon into your desired percentage of the main polygon
			#* Divide by Equal parts: Choose this to divide the polygon into your specified parts.
			# Click on the '''Divide Area''' button to proceed.
			# The app will process the polygon and create a sub-polygon with intersecting points. The area of both the main and sub-polygons will be displayed.
			# To save the intersecting points and sub-polygon click on "Save Data" button.

	===Coordinate Geometry (COGO) Functionalities===		===Coordinate Geometry (COGO) Functionalities===

Airace-wiki-admin: /* Adding Manual Key-In */

2025-03-24T10:20:24Z

Adding Manual Key-In

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	# A pop-up window will appear; enter the point name and its details.		# A pop-up window will appear; enter the point name and its details.
	# You can enter point details in following formats:		# You can enter point details in following formats:
	#* Lat/Lng/Elevation (Degree Decimal Format)		#* Lat / Lng / Elevation (Degree Decimal Format)
	#* Lat/Lng/Elevation (Degree Minutes Seconds Format)		#* Lat / Lng / Elevation (Degree Minutes Seconds Format)
	#* Easting/Northing/Zone/Ortho Height		#* Easting / Northing / Zone / Ortho Height
	# Tap '''Add Point''' to add the key-in point to the survey.		# Tap '''Add Point''' to add the key-in point to the survey.

Airace-wiki-admin: /* Adding Manual Key-In and Base Points */

2025-03-24T10:19:53Z

Adding Manual Key-In and Base Points

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	# Choose two points from the list to calculate the distance between them, or select three or more points to calculate the area enclosed by them.		# Choose two points from the list to calculate the distance between them, or select three or more points to calculate the area enclosed by them.

	===Adding Manual Key-In ~~and Base Points~~===		===Adding Manual Key-In===
	# To add a key-in point to the map, tap on the '''Tools''' button in the top right corner and select the '''Add Key-In Point''' button.		# To add a key-in point to the map, tap on the '''Tools''' button in the top right corner and select the '''Add Key-In Point''' button.
	# A pop-up window will appear; enter the point name and ~~coordinates~~ in ~~either~~ Lat/Lng/Elevation ~~or UTM format.~~ Tap '''Add Point''' to add the key-in point to the survey.		# A pop-up window will appear; enter the point name and its details.
	~~# To add a base point, tap on the '''Add Base Point''' button and enter its coordinates in Lat/Lng/Elevation or UTM format~~.		# You can enter point details in following formats:
			#* Lat/Lng/Elevation (Degree Decimal Format)
			#* Lat/Lng/Elevation (Degree Minutes Seconds Format)
			#* Easting/Northing/Zone/Ortho Height
			# Tap '''Add Point''' to add the key-in point to the survey.

	===Staking Out===		===Staking Out===

Airace-wiki-admin: /* Creating Surveys and Capturing Points */

2025-03-24T10:17:06Z

Creating Surveys and Capturing Points

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	# To create a new point at your current location, tap the '''Add Point''' button in the bottom right corner of the map screen. A popup will appear, allowing you to name the point, add a description, and set the averaging time. Once configured, click '''Measure''' to capture the point.		# To create a new point at your current location, tap the '''Add Point''' button in the bottom right corner of the map screen. A popup will appear, allowing you to name the point, add a description, and set the averaging time. Once configured, click '''Measure''' to capture the point.
	# The point will be saved to the survey. You can measure as many points as needed.		# The point will be saved to the survey. You can measure as many points as needed.
	# For automatic point measurement, click the '''Auto Point''' button (marked as "A"). You can choose to measure points automatically based on distance traveled or time. Enter the desired distance or time and click '''Set'''. The app will then measure points according to the specified settings.		# For automatic point measurement, click the '''Auto Point''' button (marked as "Auto"). You can choose to measure points automatically based on distance traveled or time. Enter the desired distance or time and click '''Set'''. The app will then measure points according to the specified settings.
	# After capturing multiple points, click the hamburger menu in the bottom left corner of the map and select Points to view all recorded points. Tap on each point to view its details.		# After capturing multiple points, click the hamburger menu in the bottom left corner of the map and select Points to view all recorded points. Tap on each point to view its details.

Airace-wiki-admin: /* Quick Panel Settings */

2025-03-24T10:15:40Z

Quick Panel Settings

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	===Quick Panel Settings===		===Quick Panel Settings===
			[[File:Limit_Settings.png\|right\|x600px]]
	The Device Configuration Page has some quick setting options for user's convenience like NTRIP settings, Unit Settings, Language Settings and Limit Settings		The Device Configuration Page has some quick setting options for user's convenience like NTRIP settings, Unit Settings, Language Settings and Limit Settings
	* '''NTRIP Settings''': User can Add/Delete NTRIP profiles and also can Start/Stop NTRIP service from here.		* '''NTRIP Settings''': User can Add/Delete NTRIP profiles and also can Start/Stop NTRIP service from here.

Airace-wiki-admin: /* Configure Wi-Fi */

2025-03-24T10:15:08Z

Configure Wi-Fi

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	===Configure Wi-Fi===		===Configure Wi-Fi===
			[[File:WiFi_Configuration.png\|right\|x600px]]
	* Click on the '''Configure WiFi Hotspot''' button to enter Wi-Fi credentials.		* Click on the '''Configure WiFi Hotspot''' button to enter Wi-Fi credentials.
	* Enter WiFi SSID in respective field		* Enter WiFi SSID in respective field

Airace-wiki-admin: /* Configure Rover */

2025-03-24T10:14:40Z

Configure Rover

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	===Configure Rover===		===Configure Rover===
			[[File:Rover_Configuration.png\|right\|x600px]]
	* Tap on the '''Configure Rover''' button to access Rover configuration settings.		* Tap on the '''Configure Rover''' button to access Rover configuration settings.
	* You can adjust the measurement rate (in Hz or seconds), modify the dynamic model, select the satellite constellation, and set the minimum satellite signal threshold, among other options.		* You can adjust the measurement rate (in Hz or seconds), modify the dynamic model, select the satellite constellation, and set the minimum satellite signal threshold, among other options.

Airace-wiki-admin: /* Airace One */

2025-03-22T12:14:46Z

Airace One

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	==Connecting to Airace Rover/Base via Bluetooth==		==Connecting to Airace Rover/Base via Bluetooth==
	[[File:Device_Connection.png\|right\|~~x500px~~]]		[[File:Device_Connection.png\|right\|x600px]]
	# Once you select Airace Fx6i Receiver option, the following screen will show a list of all Airace Devices Paired with the Phone, if your Airace rover/base is not listed, first pair your device with your mobile device via Bluetooth, and then click on '''Refresh''' button.		# Once you select Airace Fx6i Receiver option, the following screen will show a list of all Airace Devices Paired with the Phone, if your Airace rover/base is not listed, first pair your device with your mobile device via Bluetooth, and then click on '''Refresh''' button.
	# Once your device appears in the list, click the '''Connect''' button to initiate the connection.		# Once your device appears in the list, click the '''Connect''' button to initiate the connection.
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	====Setting up an NTRIP Profile====		====Setting up an NTRIP Profile====
	[[File:Settings_CORS.png\|right\|~~x500px~~]]		[[File:Settings_CORS.png\|right\|x600px]]
	* Before setting up and connecting to an NTRIP caster, ensure you are connected to an Airace GNSS Receiver.		* Before setting up and connecting to an NTRIP caster, ensure you are connected to an Airace GNSS Receiver.
	* Once connected, navigate to the '''Account Settings''' menu and click on the '''Airace Catalyst Profile''' button to add a profile.		* Once connected, navigate to the '''Account Settings''' menu and click on the '''Airace Catalyst Profile''' button to add a profile.
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	The Airace One Mobile App enables users to conduct GNSS surveys, marking points, lines, and polygons at precise locations on the map. You can stake out points and lines for accurate measurements and apply coordinate geometry to the collected data. The app supports various data formats, including CSV, KML, DXF, and ESRI Shapefile, for both import and export.		The Airace One Mobile App enables users to conduct GNSS surveys, marking points, lines, and polygons at precise locations on the map. You can stake out points and lines for accurate measurements and apply coordinate geometry to the collected data. The app supports various data formats, including CSV, KML, DXF, and ESRI Shapefile, for both import and export.
	===Creating Surveys and Capturing Points===		===Creating Surveys and Capturing Points===
	[[File:Survey_Map.png\|right\|~~x500px~~]]		[[File:Survey_Map.png\|right\|x600px]]
	# After successfully connecting to an Airace Rover/Base via Bluetooth and receiving NTRIP corrections, navigate to the '''Survey''' tab and create a new survey by tapping the '''New Survey''' button.		# After successfully connecting to an Airace Rover/Base via Bluetooth and receiving NTRIP corrections, navigate to the '''Survey''' tab and create a new survey by tapping the '''New Survey''' button.
	# A survey form will appear. Enter the survey name, description, coordinate system, and geoid model, then click '''Submit''' to create the survey.		# A survey form will appear. Enter the survey name, description, coordinate system, and geoid model, then click '''Submit''' to create the survey.
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	===Staking Out===		===Staking Out===
	[[File:Survey_Stakeout.png\|right\|~~x550px~~]]		[[File:Survey_Stakeout.png\|right\|x600px]]

	====a. Point Stakeout====		====a. Point Stakeout====
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	===Coordinate Geometry (COGO) Functionalities===		===Coordinate Geometry (COGO) Functionalities===
	[[File:Survey_Cogo.png\|right\|~~x500px~~]]		[[File:Survey_Cogo.png\|right\|x600px]]

	The Airace One Mobile App includes a range of Coordinate Geometry (COGO) tools to assist users in analyzing and working with survey points on-site.		The Airace One Mobile App includes a range of Coordinate Geometry (COGO) tools to assist users in analyzing and working with survey points on-site.
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	==== Importing Surveys ====		==== Importing Surveys ====
	[[File:Survey_Menu.png\|right\|~~x500px~~]]		[[File:Survey_Menu.png\|right\|x600px]]
	You can import various types of geometric data into a survey:		You can import various types of geometric data into a survey:

Airace-wiki-admin: /* Airace One */

2025-03-22T12:03:32Z

Airace One

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	==How to Use==		==How to Use==
	[[File:Main_Screen.png\|right\|~~x500px~~]]		[[File:Main_Screen.png\|right\|x600px]]
	# On opening the Airace One Mobile App for the first time, you will be required to provide Bluetooth, Location and other permission to the app which is required for proper functioning of the app.		# On opening the Airace One Mobile App for the first time, you will be required to provide Bluetooth, Location and other permission to the app which is required for proper functioning of the app.
	# If you have existing account then click on Existing User and login using your Email/Phone and continue. For new users, click on New user and register your email and phone to get started with 7-day free trial or Start a INR 199/year subscription.		# If you have existing account then click on Existing User and login using your Email/Phone and continue. For new users, click on New user and register your email and phone to get started with 7-day free trial or Start a INR 199/year subscription.