1. Tilt Test Steps
1) Configure Oscar Ultimate to rover mode and get a fixed solution.
2) Adjust the pole height; the default pole height is 1.8m in Nuwa.
3) Don't turn on the tilt button; measure a point in the "Survey" interface of Nuwa, then keep the pole tip at that point, rotate 90 degrees, and measure it again. Repeat three times to get four points in "Point" of Nuwa.
4) Compare the location of the four points in the "Survey" interface. If they're randomly distributed, and the distance between them is less than 2 cm, it means the pole is normal. If they are very regularly distributed and the distance between them is too large, please measure them four times again for confirmation. If the situation keeps the same, there may be something wrong with the ranging pole, better change to a good one.
5) Make sure the pole is no problem. Turn on the tilt button in Device-Nuwa
6) The tilt LED on the Oscar Ultimate OLED display lights on with steady red; a few seconds later, it starts flashing red.
7) At this time, walk a few steps ahead, tilt the pole in any direction, then the tilt LED turns
steady green indicates tilt compensation is valid, and the tilt status in Nuwa-Survey will show on.
8) Back to the point, measure it at any angle in any direction. Then move forward for a few meters and back to measure again, repeat 10-20 times.
2. Results Analysis
9) Export the coordinates of these points from Nuwa.
10) Calculate the average value of the four points collected in step 3 and take it as the point's truth value.
11) Compare the values of the tilt measurement points and the truth value. Calculate the dN, dE,dh, 2D error, and 3D error. Then calculate the RMS of them. Here is an example of the results.
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