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Horizon Fitness KRONOS100 Operation Manual

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  • Page 1 ---- KRONOS100 integrated surveying GPS receiver Operation Manual...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    3.2 O ............................18 PERATION IN THE FIELD 3.2.1 AUTO Mode ................................. 18 2.2.2 MAN. Mode Collecting ............................. 20 2.2.3 LED mode ................................22 CHAPTER IV KRONOS100 DIFFERENTIAL GPS SYSTEM ..............23 4.1 W ................................23 ORKING 4.2 T ..........................23...
  • Page 3 ..............................39 TANDARD ACKING...

  • Page 4: Chapter I Receiver & Accessories

    Chapter I Receiver & Accessories 1.1 Receiver KRONOS100 receiver integrates antenna, circuit board and main board in a single housing. The waterproof, dustproof and drop resistant housing allows it to operate in the toughest environments. The Kronos 100 is built with simplicity and durability in mind.

  • Page 5: Battery And Charger

    Figure 1-2 Controller 1.2.2 Battery and Charger A. Battery The receiver uses rechargeable lithium batteries. It can last 7.5 hours continuously and needs five hours to recharge. Figure1-3 lithium-battery Installing the battery Open the cover of batteries slot, see the following figure: Please push this button towards to bottom...

  • Page 6: Tribrach & Plummet

    When recharging battery, the LED will display red. When batteries are fully charged, the LED will display green. If the charger does not connect with battery, the LED is also red. Figure 1-5 Chargers 1.2.3 Tribrach & plummet KRONOS100 GPS receiver uses standard optical tribrach & plummet Figure1-6 tribrach &plummet...

  • Page 7: Communication Cable

    1.2.4 Communication cable KRONOS100 receiver uses a USB cable to connect to PC. One end has 7pins, and there are two connectors on the other end, a COM connector and a USB connector. The USB port is used to connect receiver to PC, and download data from receiver. The COM port is used to upgrade firmware for the receiver.
  • Page 8 Figure 1-9 post processing software...

  • Page 9: Chapter Ii Preparing Work

    This net is similar with one of the classical surveying-- lead net. Its structure is a little worse than triangle net. The amount of KRONOS100 lines in closed loop decides the self--checking ability and consistency. General speaking, the amount of KRONOS100 lines...

  • Page 10: Working Range

    The advantage of circle net is the small workload, good self-checking and consistency. But the main disadvantage is that the accuracy of indirect-observed border is lower than that of direct-observed border, and the KRONOS100 line accuracy of neighbor points distributes unevenly. In field surveying, we usually use annexed traverse as special example according to practical situation and the net usage.

  • Page 11: Fix The Receiver In The Field

    2.6 Notice of using receiver When you use KRONOS100 receiver, please pay attention to the following items. 1. You must operate according to this manual to ensure the required result. For example, when you select surveying point, you should avoid shade, buildings, interfere fountain and so...
  • Page 12 ensured. 3. When conveyed the mainframe, please be careful. 4. Please ensure that receiver should be used once every three month. Otherwise, the data stored in the EMS will be lost, and when you use the receiver next time, the receiver will take a long time to initialize .

  • Page 13: Chapter Iii Operation In The Field

    If you want to clear the connection, you can press and hold S key. 3.1 main interface 3.1.1 Initialize interface Power on KRONOS100 receiver, you will see the initialization interface as following: Vector Figure 3-1 KRONOS100 Initialization interface 1.
  • Page 14 Fig 3-2 main interface of file system The main interface includes three parts. a. Satellite distributing graph You can see how many satellites can be observed from this graph. b. System prompt area LSTIME: it shows local time. RETIME: it shows that receiver logged time. FREEMEM: it shows you the free memory of the receiver.
  • Page 15 Press F3, to select a file in the current page. Press F4, to return main interface. 2. Press F2 to enter “set” interface, see fig 3-4. Fig 3-4 second interface of “set” Press F1 to set the collecting interval, the default value is 10 second. You can press F1 to change the interval.
  • Page 16 Fig 3-6 second interfaces of “status” Press F2, it will show ID of satellites and SN, see fig 3-7. Press F3 in the AUTO mode, it will show point name. In the MAN mode, it will show collection，see fig 3-8. You can input the information of point in the fig 3-8, such as name of point, number of time period of collection and antenna height.
  • Page 17 Fig 3-8 input point information Introduction of input method: Press F1 to select a character among character segment. F2 key is used to move cursor. Press F3 continuously to select different characters segments, such as 0-9, A-G, H-N, O-U, V-Z. Let’s use GPS1 as the point name to introduce: (1).

  • Page 18: Operation In The Field

    PDOP meets the requirement. You can see the increasing time in the right side, which means KRONOS100 mainframe is logging the GPS data. You can name the logging data or the software will set the default name as “****”. The file construction is set according to collecting...
  • Page 19 Fig 3-11 “survey” interface b. Press F3 to enter point name input interface, you can name the logging data, input period number and antenna height here, see as: Fig 3-12 name interface Note: The different between AUTO and MAN: In AUTO mode, the receiver names the data when logging it, but in MAN mode, you should input the point name and press the key to start log date.

  • Page 20: Man. Mode Collecting

    Figure 3-13 power off receiver 2.2.2 MAN. Mode Collecting 1. Data collect Power on receiver, enter MAN mode by pressing F2 key in the initialization, see fig 3-14. In this mode, the receiver will not auto collects data until you confirm that the receiver status meets the required condition, which is PDOP less than 6 and in 3D status.
  • Page 21 3. Exit data logging: The operation is the same with “AUTO” mode. Fig 3-14 manual interface Fig 3-15 measure interface...

  • Page 22: Led Mode

    2.2.3 LED mode 1. Data collect Turn on the receiver, press F3 to enter LED mode The operation in this mode is very simple. When you enter this mode, the LCD screen will auto shut off, you can only view the satellite and collecting status according to the LED, see fig 3-16.

  • Page 23: Chapter Iv Kronos100 Differential Gps System

    GPS KRONOS100. It adopts differential method. 4.1 Working Mode Set up a KRONOS100 receiver as the station to log static data. Take the other KRONOS100 receiver as a Rover moving among the requested points. During moving, it will record data according to the collection interval which is set before.
  • Page 24 MAN and LED. The detailed operations please refer to chapter three of ‘KRONOS100 survey system’. After the KRONOS100 enters the data collection status shown as figure 4-3, the KRONOS100-Rover can enter the surveying area to do differential survey. Fig 4-3 KRONOS100 data collection interface...
  • Page 25 5 sec and set the times of collection points to be 3 times, it need a surveying time of 15sec on every point. How to set the KRONOS100-Rover in the field? Please refer to the following steps: 1. On the initial interface(Fig4-1), press F4 to select “TRK” mode, it will enter collection interface shown as figure 4-2.
  • Page 26 Fig4-5 collection interface 4. Press F3 [TRK] , select TRK mode, it will pop the picture 4-7, input FILE NAME and TRAGET HT. Fig4-7 point setting interface 5. After setting point name and height, press F3 to enter track interface, shown as Fig4-8. Check the satellite status, such as Nav mode, PDOP etc.
  • Page 27 After complete, you can hear a long beep, and the STATUS become SAMPLE 06/06. Then take the KRONOS100-Rover to go another target to survey and follow the 5 and 6 steps above.(In same surveying area, no need to move the KRONOS100-Base).

  • Page 28: Dynamic Post-Processing Software

    Fill in each item in the dialog box, especially must select the coordinate system and projection zone Add observation data  Import the KRONOS100 Base and Rover data of *.DAT to the software at the same time Post differential processing  Input the known coordinate value of Base, get the report after real-time processing Report output ...
  • Page 29 Processing setting: set the relevant parameter for data processing. Click button “Solve setting”, a dialog box comes up as Fig 4-11 Fig 4-11 Differential processing setting Record: Usually adopt default Output setting: set the display of output figures and files. Click “Report settings” from menu and there is a dialog box coming up.
  • Page 30 “ Project Setting”, but what we usually need is the right-angle coordinate value, so input the known right-angle coordinate value of the KRONOS100 in the coming out dialog box. Note: Not only requires to input the plane right-angle coordinate, but also the Height value while setting the KRONOS100 base coordinate 4.
  • Page 31 Fig 3-16 Differential Processing Report Click the status bar on right to show the network as the following figure The coordinate value and network graph of the surveying point are available here, which can be printed on the current form. If want to make further use of the report, export the report in the format of file, in order to import the surveying data into other software.

  • Page 32: Chapter V Manual Of Kronos Static Manager

    Chapter V Manual of KRONOS STATIC MANAGER 5.1 Brief introduction The The interface is as follows: This software can be used to download raw data. Device setting , Register and Firmware upgrade for KRONOS100. Note:Before connect KRONOS100 with USB, power KRONOS100 first .(5.1.1-----5.1.3)

  • Page 33: Device Setting

    Select the file you want to download, and change the parameters in the KRONOS PROCESSOR. 5.1.2 Device Setting Click "Device Setting", then it will pop windows as following: Interval: recording interval for data. Cut angle: mask angle for tracking satellites. Time zone: local time zone.
  • Page 34 Then Click "change" to input new register code, Click "Enter" to input Click "Yes", then click "Save" to finish.

  • Page 35: Firmware Upgrade

    First connect KRONOS100 with PC via serial port, click "firmware upgrade" in the main interface Then power on KRONOS100, select right COM port and click "open", it will pop a windows , you need find the new firmware where it is.
  • Page 36 Click ''open" It need restart KRONOS100 during 20 seconds. After restart, it start to upgrade:...
  • Page 37 Wait a moment , after finish you will hear a beep.

  • Page 38: Appendices

    Appendices A Specification 1. Receiver: Channel: independent 12 channels Tracking signal: L1, C/A code Memory: 4G Working time: two batteries last 16 hours Epoch interval:1 second—60 second Phase center: on the center point of receiver top Operation environment temperature：-40～+70℃ Storage environment temperature: -50～+80℃ Power input: 6V～10V DC Power: ≤1.5 W Weight of mainframe: 0.6 Kg...
  • Page 39 B Standard Packing Please check your packing refer to the following list when purchasing: Item Amount Type mainframe Lithium battery Lithium battery charger Tribrach and plummet Controller Standard configuration Communication cable Connector Pocket tape Carrying case (soft bag) Software CD...

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