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Coordinates shown in the interface of the ArcPad,

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11-25-2013 07:29 AM
by Anonymous User
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Original User: Jamal432@gmail.com

Coordinates shown in the interface of the ArcPad,

I couldn�??t figure out how the coordinates shown in the interface of the ArcPad can be switched.

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For example, I need these coordinates to be set in the �??D-Palestine-1923�?�. Is this possible?

Is the only way to do so is to create a feature class in the ArcMap and then to use the command �??Get data for ArcPAD to have it saved in *.apm file.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]29320[/ATTACH]


Thank you

Best

Jamal
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BrettBlack
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You do not want to change your GPS datum unless you know for certain what you are actually receiving as far as your corrections are concerned.

You can change your Status Bar Coordinate Format by going to the ArcPad>Options dialog and setting your Coordinate Format to: Projection.
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by Anonymous User
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Original User: Jamal432@gmail.com

You do not want to change your GPS datum unless you know for certain what you are actually receiving as far as your corrections are concerned.

You can change your Status Bar Coordinate Format by going to the ArcPad>Options dialog and setting your Coordinate Format to: Projection.



Many thanks Brett for the help,

I set the �??status bar coordinate format�?� to be �??projection�?� but sounds that the �??deg�?� is still there.


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What might be the issue?
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BrettBlack
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You do not have an ArcPad project open, so there is no projection file to provide the correct information.
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by Anonymous User
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Original User: Jamal432@gmail.com

You do not have an ArcPad project open, so there is no projection file to provide the correct information.



Thanks Brett,

Now the project is saved as .amp but still the coordinates in the status bar doesn�??t show the D_Palestine_1923

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I think that the issue here is that as a shape file is created in the ArcPad, then the system doesn�??t offer an option to choose the coordinate system.

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BrettBlack
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If you use ArcPad Data Manager and do a Checkout of data from a geodatabase, does the same happen? I am using Leica Zeno Field and using an project from the EasyOut process and I am able to utilize the projection coordinate format as you can see in the image below.

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by Anonymous User
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Original User: Jamal432@gmail.com

If you use ArcPad Data Manager and do a Checkout of data from a geodatabase, does the same happen? I am using Leica Zeno Field and using an project from the EasyOut process and I am able to utilize the projection coordinate format as you can see in the image below.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]29389[/ATTACH]



Thanks Brett.

This is precisely my point. If the shape file is created in ArcPad and saved in amp file then there is no way to control the coordinate system

In return, if the shape file is saved in amp file via the tool �??get data for ArcPad�?� then the coordinate system appearing the ArcPad will be as it is there in the ArcMap.

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The issue here is that sometimes we need to do everything from scratch in the ArcPad. In this case, there is no luck to set the coordinate system as we need.
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