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RaceGrade GPS Part # M GPS BL V3 Available in 10 Hz or 20 Hz Available with Multi-GNSS option Availble with RaceGel option USER MANUAL Version 3.0...
RaceGrade Page Introduction v3 GPS receiver. This user’s RaceGrade Thank you for purchasing a RaceGrade guide was written to help you understand how the GPS (Global Positioning System) device works. Please read it thoroughly. Installation is very important and understanding how GPS works will help you get the most from this sensor.
RaceGrade Page Warm Up Time When the GPS receiver is first powered, it will start searching for satellites to lock onto. This process takes time. It will take longer the first time you power up at a new location from where you had previously turned it off.
RaceGrade Page 20 Hz Update *Option This option allows both the CAN and serial messages to update at a true 20 Hz rate instead of the base 10Hz rate: * Options must be specified at the time of ordering Multi-GNSS *Option This option allows the multiband GPS receiver to connect additional GPS constellations currently including GLONASS (Russian), BeiDou (Chinese), and Galileo (European)
RaceGrade Notes Installation GPS Receiver The enclosure is made from 6061 Aluminum alloy. It should be mounted in a safe location, away from electrical noise, vibration and temperature. Maximum operating temperature is 70°C or 158°F. NOTE: To counter any possible vibration damage, please mount the receiver with compliant hook and loop material.
RaceGrade Notes Antenna • GPS signals are easily blocked by electrical noise, especially in the 1.5 to 1.6GHz range where GPS signals are transmitted. Keep the antenna more than 6” from any other antennas such as car-to-pit voice radios, telemetry and other GPS antennas. •...
RaceGrade Notes Loss of Signal As mentioned earlier, the antenna must see as many satellites as possible. The antenna should have a clear view of the sky, ideally a clear line of sight to the sky down to 5 degrees above the horizon. If part of the sky is blocked by a building, tree or bridge then the GPS unit will loose track of those satellites being blocked.
RaceGrade Notes 10 Setup for Motec Data Loggers For Motec Loggers, please select the template “GPS - Standard RMC GGA” listed under the communications RS-232. Verify 57,600 for the baud rate. You’ll be able to log the following channels of...
GPS data will have an inherent time lag. The sequence of delays are from receiving real-time satellite signals, processing them, sending the data into the logger and the logger logging them. MoTeC’s “i2” has a built-in “Corrected GPS” function found under the “Tools” pull down menu.
Output Streams: • RS-232 serial at 57600 baud rate formatted NMEA GGA and RMC messages. • CAN output for MoTeC devices (bus speed is 1 Mbit/s) Power Supply Operating Voltage: 6 to 18 Volts DC Operating Current: 0.420 Amps at 12 Volts...
RaceGrade Notes 13 Physical Case Size: 3.95 x 2.35 x 0.9 inches (excluding connectors) 100 x 60 x 23 mm (excluding connectors) Weight: 153 grams w/o antenna (227 grams w/IP68 option) Connection The mating connector is an ASL-606-05SN • pin 1 – Ground, negative battery (do not use a 0v line) •...
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