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Submitted by Montano on April 26, 2009 at 10:16am — 2 Comments
New with my Nikon NPR 362
I need your help. I am a student new with the total station. I just purchased my Nikon NPR 362, which I am not familiar yet with it and the onboard software. I need your help in connecting it to my PC and have them communicate or recognize each other. I am using Trimble Data Transfer free software and a Keyspan USB-RS232 port adapter. I have a simple AutoCAD 5 point file I would like to upload to my Nikon.
What are the Step by Step procedure on connecting them together… Read more →
Submitted by Montano on April 11, 2009 at 10:33am — 5 Comments
New England Section of ACSM Names 2009 Officers and Directors
The New England Section of the American Congress on Surveying and Mapping (ACSM-NES) is pleased to announce their 2009 Officers and Directors.
President
- Eric D. Colburn, RI
Vice-President
- Stephen W. Gould, ME
Treasurer
- Michael G. Wilmes, CT
Secretary
- John J. Doody, CT
Directors…
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