This is a complete list of feature and function icons and menu library of the current Orbitas on iOS version v1.1.7 - as of 6/1/25
Check out the main Orbitas page to learn more about the software.
Upon initial load of Orbitas on iOS a splash screen containing the Orbitas logo is displayed.
This is considered the 1st screen and contains the jobs list and a few settings.
Clicking the NEW JOB icon will open a sub screen to create a NEW JOB.
Avoid using special characters like punctuation, symbols, and accented letters when naming your job.
Clicking on the DELETE icon will open a sub screen for deleting a selected job.
WARNING! If you delete a job from the iOS device it can not be retrieved.
Clicking on the EDIT JOB icon will open a sub screen for editing a Job Name.
NOTICE the EDIT JOB icon is now outlined in red
This is the main settings screen and allows access to other option screens.
This is used for logging into Orbitas on iOS with your subscription credentials and downloading any available configurations or background files.
This function requires a wi-fi or data plan connection.
Latest version information of Orbitas on iOS along with Terms and Conditions of the application.
The Main Map screen is considered to be the home screen, and is the main screen for data collection purposes. All the features and functions for data collection can be located on this screen.
The Actions Menu is a subset of action Icons that appear when the ACTIONS MENU icon is selected.
The Location Collection form is a universal form within Orbitas Field that appears when you collect a location. Configuration aside, this form will always be the default collection form. While collecting a location you have the ability to change the Name, Location Type, Line Type, add a photo, and more!
Locations collected in Orbitas are numerated by default. The first location will be labeled 1, followed by 2, then 3, etc.. Orbitas allows the user to create custom naming conventions for collected locations.
You can perform an offset location using a rangefinder and this Location Offset Form.
Refer to the Offset Location Support Note for more information.