How to convert UTM coordinates to Lat Long or vice versa using AutoPlotter?

Procedure to Convert UTM coordinates to Latitude and Longitude

Coordinate conversion can be done either directly using UTM - Lat Long converter or based on Lambert Conformal Conic projection.

To use converter, select UTM projection from COGO menu and enter / paste UTM Easting and Northing. Mention the Zone too and click on UTM->LL button to get latitude and longitude.

If you are having latitude and longitude data, the same procedure holds good. Just paste Lat Long in the respective columns and click on LL->UTM button.

UTM coordinates pasted in Easting and Northing fields:

Data converted to Latitude and Longitude:

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