Board Layout And Main Hardware Components - Topcon B111 Hardware Integration Manual

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Pass-through Mode – Any board port becomes a transparent channel, which passes through all input data
to another port of your choice with or without interpretation of input data. Furthermore, a bidirectional
transparent channel which passes through all input data from one port to another and vice versa can easily
be established.
Universal Break Sequence – Never have your board locked up because of unresponsive ports.
Sleep mode – Minimize power consumption by putting the board in a dormant state and awake it up at a
specified GPS time.

Board Layout and Main Hardware Components

Figure 2 shows the B111 board layout and identifies major hardware components.
Table 1 describes component functions and features.
Component
No.
(Board Reference)
1
Antenna connectors
(J100, J101)
2
Vanguard chip (U301)
3, 6
RF section with 
Vanguard RF chip
4
Interface connector
(J400)
5
STAT LED (D302)
Overview
2
1
6
Figure 2: B111 Layout
Table 1. B111 Components
The GNSS antenna connectors of Hirose H.FL Straight Though Hole are used for
connecting GNSS antennas.
For antenna requirements, see
For connector details and pin descriptions, see
page
41.
The Vanguard chip manages satellite measurement data from the RF section,
controls system memory, navigation processing and communication interfaces.
The radio frequency section receives, amplifies, and filters the incoming satellite
signals.
The interface connector is used for data transfer, board management, and power
distribution. For connector details and pin descriptions, see
and Interfaces" on page 6
The STAT LED displays the status of the tracked satellites. For blinking patterns and
their meaning, see
3
5
Description
"GNSS Antenna" on page
and
"Interface Connector" on page
"STAT LED" on page
9.
P/N: 1018409-01
4
10.
"GNSS Antenna Connectors" on
"Hardware Components
39.
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