Summary of Contents for FJ DYNAMICS AT1
- Page 1 Connection between FJDynamics AT1/AT2 and V1 base station Quick Guide FJ Dynamics Technology Co.,Ltd Version 2.0 English...
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Page 2: Function Overview
OverView 1. Objective Enable users to easily learn how to use V1 and AT1/AT2 together 2. Function overview Base station erection software configuration... -
Page 3: Base Station Setup
1 Base Station Setup 1.1 preparation V1 receiver Alignment pole Adaptor with 5/8-inch screw Tripod Radio antenna Marking pin Select the erection position of the reference station; The requirements are as follows: 1. Choose a place with high terrain and no trees or power towers nearby; 2. -
Page 4: Setup Step-By-Step
4. Choose a location that is easy to find. 1.3 Setup step-by-step 1. Set up the marking pin in the position of base station. 2. Put the receiver to the top of pole with adaptor. 3. Insert the pole in the tripod and keep the pole in the center of marking pin. - Page 5 2 APP Configuration 2.1 Configuring Base Station 2.1.1 Establishing the Connection Choose Communication. The options are Bluetooth connection and demo mode. Select Bluetooth, and tap the device name beginning with "FJD" from Bluetooth Devices. "Connected" is displayed after the connection is established.
- Page 6 2.1.2 Inner Radio mode Go to "Add" -> select "Inner Radio", enter a name, select " Protocol", "Channel", "Baud Rate" for the base station to be connected, and click "Apply". Fixed position：If you start the base station using a known point, turn on the "Fixed Position"...
- Page 7 2.2 Setting up AT1/AT2 Control Terminal 2.2.1 Ensure satellite signal 2.2.2 Settings Select Setting\Correction source\Mobile base station\Other base station. Setting frequency, Over-the-air Baud Rate and Radio Communication Protocol consistent with the base station.
- Page 8 For example, set FJDynamics V1 Base Station and AT1/AT2 as shown below. 2.2.3 Check Select OK, then wait for the signal connection to succeed. When the icon in the upper right corner of the screen is shown in the figure...