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Topic Closedintroducing autocad gps points

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    Posted: 26.Mar.2014 at 20:05

How can I enter  gps points if they enter  in 2 different quadrants in my case are 12R and 13R.

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What program are you using?
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I'm not using a program especially when entry points do using UTM coordinates, had not had problems because they always entered data from the 13R quadrant, but today I had to enter data from both the 12R quadrant as the 13R points 12R are placed very far distances from where they should be, I think should change the coordinate origin in the drawing and I did but I must be doing something wrong or I'm not putting well the new origin.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27.Mar.2014 at 10:49
I meant are you trying to do this is plain AutoCAD or some other program like Civil 3D?
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