Using digital camera on Ashtech's GPS handhelds with DTE 6

[Tashe]

Is there any video or at least printed tutorial/manual on how to capture picture from the field using Ashtech's MM6, MM10 or MM100 units with DigiTerra 6 Professional? I need certain steps on how to take and enter the captured photo while measuring data (let say points). Let assume that I have already recorded a point and an attrubute window just poped-up on the screen. I have 2 attribute fields to fill: one that I am going to fill from the code book (dictionary), and the other is intented to save my facility photo on that location.

[Tashe]

I found this YouTube video tutorial showing some DTE features regarding the forum's topic, but still it is not an answer to my qustion.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfG0XTpH ... ature=plcp

[Krisz]

It is easy...

I'll write the steps:
A) Preparation:
1 Load your existing file, mak it editable (pencil button on layer dialog)
+ save your project file - called "The name of your project".exp
-> it is necessary for storing the relative paths - see B) point below
2 Go to record panel (Hotkey in PC: "C")
3 Click/tap menu button
4 Select 1st item: "New Filed"
5 Give name: "Photo"
6 Select type: Document(N)
Click OK

B) There is the new field where we can store the path of the pictures.

C) The workout:
0) Connect to GPS! Why? See selaction D)
1 Select for example: 1st record on the record panel
2 Tap on the white (empty) filed, near the "Photo" word!
3 New screen appears:
select: "Start Digital Camera"
OK. We are here: shoot a photo (set up resolution, etc.)
D) When saving we recreate the file header: we try to add the GPS information to the JPEG Exif data, if we have GPS position.
The D steps result if you drag&drop standalon - but Explorer captured jpg's to another sw - like Google Earth - this shows on that real position:)
(This will works only the Explorer 6 Professional version.)

4 The Explorer fills the Photo attribute with its path - you can see the photo, just clict them path, and select: "Open document"
We storing the files on folder where the project saved. (See A/1).
When you copy the project to your PC, please don't forget copy the whole files.

See this short film:


The code dictionary is an another stoy.
See video from youtube:

[Krisz]

I found this YouTube video tutorial showing some DTE features regarding the forum's topic, but still it is not an answer to my qustion.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfG0XTpH ... ature=plcp

Yeah this is an another feature.

See this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8BeKAhg ... ature=plcp