From the main menu, select File / Download Import / ASCII pts
Step 2 Select a PTS or data file
Step 3
Change the data order to n,e,z
if the file has Latitude, Longitude, Height as
below.
Note:
Step 4
Set the displayed precision of the coordinates to check values.
menu /
Settings / Unit Settings / Precision as below.
You can then use Coordcon to convert the points to Eastings and Northings.
Step 5 From the main menu select Cogo / Utilities / Coordinate conversion or type coordcon in the Terramodel command line then press enter.
Step 6 Click the [Coordinate systems] button

Step 7 Change the From system to LL-360 as above. This is a generic format for Latitudes and Longitudes in decimal degrees. Longitudes are east values only in the range 0 to 360 degrees.
In this example we will assume the Lats/Longs are on the AGD66 defined spheroid and the required Coordinate System is AMG66 ZONE 55.
Step 8 Change the To system to AMG66 Zone 66 as above, then click the [Ok] button.
Note: If the Coordinate System has not been defined, see Creating a new Coordinate System in Terramodel.
Step 9 Click the [Multiple points] button then use the selection tools to select the points to be converted.
Step 10 A list of the conversions (as below) may be produced by clicking the [List] button.
Coordinate Conversion Report
Input CS: Generic
Lat/Long's, Degrees, 0 ==> +360
Output CS: AMG66 ZONE 55 WRT GDA94
Input Units Assumed: DEGREE
Output Units Assumed: METER
Point Latitude
Longitude
North East
1 -32 03'10.2339" 145 44'22.0964" ==>>
6453000.0000 381000.0000
2 -32 03'15.2227" 145 44'10.0138" ==>>
6452842.6730 380684.9260
3 -32 03'15.2227" 145 44'10.0138" ==>>
6452842.6730 380684.9260
4 -32 03'15.2358" 145 44'10.0308" ==>>
6452842.2730 380685.3780
5 -32 03'15.2460" 145 44'10.0438" ==>>
6452841.9650 380685.7220
6 -32 03'15.2889" 145 44'10.0992" ==>>
6452840.6610 380687.1890
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Step 11 Click the [Convert] button to convert the coordinates in Terramodel.
Step 12 Confirm a value (eg Point 1) using GeoCalc as below.
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