As @jroot suggested you will need a space after the JUG1 or JUG2 before you enter the code, that's just how that works, however as @Anonymous suggest that you use something other than a decimal symbol I to would suggest the same thing for a 2 reasons, one is that B and E are basically industry standard and used default in both Carlson (they started it I believe) and C3D (I know nothing about uStation), so you more likely to find seasoned field personnel using those codes, secondly if you have the figure code setup (i.e. JUG*) then you don't really need the B or E at all if the survey database is set up for automated linework, unless you need to physically Begin or End a line in the process to restart or end it. (i.e. if you have another JUG1 B this would end the first JUG1 and start a new figure). I personally change the default code set myself but only for the Begin Curve BC (PC) and End Curve EC (PT), but I have figure codes BC and EC that conflict with those codes that represent Back of Curb and Edge of Concrete and if the codes BC BC or EC EC were in the file it would do nothing (not draw the curve). I have no single character figure codes or description keys as this is not recommended.
Rick Jackson
Survey CAD Technician VI
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