Gnss Spider And Remote Access: Overview - Leica GR10 Operational Manual

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GNSS Spider and remote access

GNSS Spider and remote access: Overview

Background Information
The Spider and remote access configuration page lists all ports on the GR/GM Series receiver that are open for any OWI based
tool to connect to the receiver and change the settings via OWI commands.
Leica GNSS Spider or other OWI based tools can be connected to the receiver via
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TCP/IP server
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TCP/IP client
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Ntrip server (source)
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Serial port
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Radio
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GSM / Modem / CDMA
It is also possible to connect a receiver to the GNSS Spider site server via a USB connection or via a Bluetooth PAN
connection. The receiver must be connected directly to the Spider site server using the USB cable or the direct Bluetooth
connection.
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Use the default USB connection settings (IP address 192.168.254.2) to configure the site in Leica GNSS Spider.
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Use the default Bluetooth connection setting (IP address 192.168.253.2) to configure the site in Leica GNSS Spider.
It is recommended to configure two remote access ports as a minimum to utilise the GNSS Spider feature - backup
communication. Detailed information on this topic can be found in the GNSS Spider online help.
Mozilla Firefox does not support the use of certain ports. Use a different internet browser if these ports need
to be used. Ports blocked by default in Mozilla Firefox browser.
Setting Descriptions
The table below describes the fields in the Spider and remote access page.
Setting Description
Icon
To activate or deactivate a session press the Activate icon.
Allow connection The configured connection type that is used on GNSS Spider and the receiver.
via
Device The configure device used for the remote access.
Port The configure port on the receiver used for the remote access.
Press delete to permanently delete the remote access port configuration.
Delete
Press to edit the remote access configuration. The remote access wizard will open.
Edit Spider
and remote port
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Connection is active. Port is open.
Connection is inactive. Port is closed.