I usually create 2 text files in Pocket 3d, a PNEED and a LLH one. Export those and import the PNEED to TBC, setting it to survey quality, I make sure my units are correct then I drag and drop the LLH file into TBC, rename the points by adding a letter “A” to them, then I perform a site calibration and match the grid and global coordinates. I make sure my residuals match with localization I have in 3D Office and I’m good to go and ready to export my files.
I usually create 2 text files in Pocket 3d, a PNEED and a LLH one. Export those and import the PNEED to TBC, setting it to survey quality, I make sure my units are correct then I drag and drop the LLH file into TBC, rename the points by adding a letter “A” to them, then I perform a site calibration and match the grid and global coordinates. I make sure my residuals match with localization I have in 3D Office and I’m good to go and ready to export my files.