Edit Job Site Data

Review and edit your job site data so it can be used on controllers at the site. Prior to editing the site data, make sure that you have imported any point and CAD data that you want to make available to construction crews on site so you can add additional points and objects to the site data as needed. If you want to include a site calibration in your site data, perform the calibration in your project or import a .dc calibration file.

Note: As you specify control points, site map objects, and avoidance zones for the job site, selection sets are created for each. These sets can be used in view filters to control what you see in graphic views.

Prerequisites:

License; See the Subscription Plans page. For a license matrix by command, see the License page in the TBC Community. Also see View and manage licensed features.
Job site

To edit job site data:

If you have just created or added a job site, the Job Site Manager command pane is displayed. Otherwise, do one of the following:
- Right-click the site in the Project Explorer, and select Job Site Manager.
- Select Job Site Manager in Construction Data > Controllers.
The Job Site Manager command pane displays.
If you have imported or performed a site calibration in your project, it is automatically added to the site data when you assign the site to controllers, as indicated by the Last update file date in the Site Calibration group (see Include a Site Calibration).
To highlight the control points that are included in the site data in graphic views, click Select in the Control Points group.
To change the control points that are included in the site data, click (see Add or Remove Control Points). The Add/Remove Control Points dialog displays.
To highlight the site map objects that are included in the site data, click Select in the Site Map group.
To change the site map objects that are included in the site data, click (see Add or Remove Site Map Objects). The Add/Remove Site Map Objects dialog displays.
To highlight the avoidances that are included in the site data, click Select in the Avoidance Zones group.
To change the avoidance zones that are included in the site data, click (see Add or Remove Avoidance Zones). The Add/Remove Control Points dialog displays.
If you have specified a feature definition file (.fxl) in Project Settings, it is automatically added to the site data, as indicated by the Last update file date in the Feature Codes group.
To add or change the feature definition file, see Feature Code Processing Settings.
Note: Changing a site's data can cause it to become unsynchronized with the data synchronization area, creating conflicts. A desynchronized site is indicated by the icon in the Project Explorer. To resolve conflicts after you edit a site, click each Resolve button that is available.
Click Close. The site data is saved to the data synchronization area.