On Wednesday, December 18, 2024, Smart Construction Pilot (tablet app) v1.0.10 will be released via Google Play.
Smart Construction Pilot 1.0.10 Updates
1. Enabling a sensor also enables the function
2. Display the bucket transverse line
3. Showing created other geofences when editing a geofence
1. Enabling a sensor also enables the function*
When a sensor is turned ON, the related function can be turned ON at the same time. i.e. When you turned ON the Tile Bucket IMU sensor, Tilt Bucket Function can be turned ON. |
The following sensors and functions are supported, 1) Tilt Bucket IMU -- Tilt Bucket Function 2) 2nd Boom IMU <--> 2 Piece Boom Function(bidirectional) 3) Swing Sensor <--> Swing Boom Function(bidirectional) 4) Offset Sensor <--> Offset Boom Function(bidirectional) |
2. Display the bucket transverse line
Bucket Transverse Line (line that extend the bucket cutting edge) can now be displayed in Plan View. |
You can change this setting from: Menu - Guidance Settings - Application Settings - Bucket Transverse Line(in Plan View Screen tab) |
3. Showing created other geofences when editing a geofence
Showing other geofences that have already been created when editing (adjusting the position of) a geofence. |
Only geofences that are enabled(displayed) are displayed. Please change the display/hide settings in the Geofence List screen as necessary. |
- [Machine Guidance] The input/dropdown fields for Ntrip Settings has been expanded.
- [Machine Guidance] Ntrip password is now displayed when you tap the eye(visibility) icon button.
- [Machine Guidance] Set input value limit for "Mask Angle", "Low Accuracy Threshold", "High Accuracy Threshold" and "Max Grade Transition".
- [Machine Guidance] Display the slope angle(%) with 3 digits in 2 Point Sloping Plane screen.
- [Machine Guidance] Fixed an issue where switching project files took a long time.
- [Machine Guidance] The 3D model for 2 piece boom now available with wheels or crawlers.
- [3DMG Basic] Fixed an issue where a step could occur in the target surface line when the machine moved from the position where the target surface was created.
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