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- Page 1 G40 GNSS Receiver User Manual Guangzhou Geosurv Infomation Technology Co.,Ltd 12/6/2023...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Menu ............................- 1 - Chapter I: Overview ........................- 1 - §1.1 Introduction ....................... - 1 - §1.2 Highlights of G40 ...................... - 1 - §2.1 Introduction ....................... - 2 - §2.2 Introduction of G40 ....................- 3 - §2.2.1 Structure and Interface.................. - Page 3 §4.2.1 Code Registering ..................- 19 - §4.2.2 Time Zone Setting ..................- 20 - §4.2.3 Data Download ..................... - 20 - §4.2.4 Device Firmware Update ................- 21 - Appendix A: G40 Technical Specifications ................- 21 - - 2 -...
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Page 4: Chapter I: Overview
//www.gintec.cn/. This manual is G40 measurement system as an example, for how to install, set up, upgrade, daily maintenance, the use of accessories and how to use RTK system operation to explain. Even if you have used other models of RTK products of our company, it is recommended that you read this instruction carefully before using the instrument for better use. -
Page 5: Introduction
By reading this chapter, you can master the composition, installation, and functions of the G40 measurement system in detail. §2.1 Introduction G40 measurement system is mainly composed of host, manual and accessories, as shown in the figure: - 2 -... -
Page 6: Introduction Of G40
G40 GNSS Receiver User Manual §2.2 Introduction of G40 §2.2.1 Structure and Interface Sticker and Serial number Type-c interface UHF antenna interface Connecting SIM card interface screw hole Camera - 3 -... -
Page 7: Buttons And Indicators
UHF antenna interface Connecting build-in radio antenna Type-C interface Charging and data transmission Connecting screw hole Used to fix the G40 on the base or pole Serial number To identify each device and register code Sticker To show some information about G40... -
Page 8: Function Of Button
When G40 is working normally, click the power button, then a voice will broadcast the current working mode. Ⅱ Power on In shutdown state, long press the power button, when G40 tick and all the lights on, release the button and G30 will power on. Ⅲ Power off In boot on state, long press the power button, when the voice broadcast "power off", click the... -
Page 9: P9Iv Controller
G40 GNSS Receiver User Manual §2.3 P9IV Controller §2.3.1 Appearance §2.3.2 Keyboard - 6 -... - Page 10 G40 GNSS Receiver User Manual - 7 -...
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Page 11: Bluetooth Connection
Start the G40 first, and then use P9IV controller to perform the following operations: 1. Open SurPad software and click "Communication" to enter the connection interface. 2. Select the manufacturer as "GINTEC", the device as "G40", and the communication mode as "Bluetooth". -
Page 12: Charger
UHF radio antennas are required for the built-in radio Base mode and the built-in radio Rover mode. §2.4.4 TYPE - C Cable TYPE - C cable is to connect the G40 with computer, used for transmission of static data or receiver firmware upgrading. - 9 -... -
Page 13: Chapter Iii: Mode Setting
3) Record SN, point name, instrument height and start time. 4) Switch on the G40 and connect with controller software, set the receiver to static mode, and set the parameters as the picture shows. (The memory capacity of G40 must be sufficient. -
Page 14: Rtk Mode（External Radio
Setting steps: Set up the tripod as shown in the figure above, hang up the radio, fix the G40, and connect the extension rod and the large radio transmitting antenna. - Page 15 G40 GNSS Receiver User Manual 2) Under “Settings”, Choose “Working Mode” to be “Base” and Data link choose “Bluetooth” 3) Choose “Get bluetooth” , connect external radio type from the List 4) Click “External Radio Configuration” under “Tools” in SurPad.
- Page 16 G40 GNSS Receiver User Manual 5) In “External Radio configuration”, choose “Radio type” to be “Geoelectron” and “Connection mode” to be “Bluetooth”, then search TRU35 radio and connect it.(Pairing code is “1234”). 6) After connected, you will come to “Functional selection” interface, click “Parameter settings”, click “Get”...
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Page 17: Rover Setup
§3.2.3 Rover Setup After successful set up of the base station, now we can start the rover setting. Install the G40 on the centering lever, install the radio antenna, bracket, clamp the controller. The steps are as follows: Turn on the G40 and controller, open SurPad software and connect Bluetooth. -
Page 18: Rover Setup
Set up the tripod, fix the G40, and connect the radio antenna. §3.4.2 Starting Base 1) After setting, please make sure there is a workable Sim card inside G40 base. Then open SurPad in the controller, Click “Device”→ “Base” to set Base station. -
Page 19: Rover Setup
§3.4.3 Rover Setup After successful set up of the base station, now we can start the rover setting. Install the G40 on the centering lever, install the radio antenna, bracket, clamp the controller. The steps are as follows: 1） Turn on the G40 and controller, open SurPad software and connect Bluetooth. - Page 20 G40 GNSS Receiver User Manual 2） Clip “Device” - “Rover”, choose “Data link” as “Phone/Device Internet”(When use “Device Internet”, please input the correct the APN setting as your mobile network service provider ask for). 3） Clip “Cors Setting” and choose the same item as what your base used.
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Page 21: Chapter Iv: Web Ui
3）Click “Survey” - “Point Stakeout”, choose the point what you want to stakeout and click “AR” Chapter IV: WEB UI §4.1 WebUI Login Start the G40 properly, use a mobile terminal such as a laptop or mobile phone, open wifi, - 18 -... -
Page 22: Common Function From Web Ui
G40 GNSS Receiver User Manual and find the G40 hotspot. The hotspot name format is the device SN number. After connecting successfully, enter 192.168.10.1 in the browser and go to the WebUI background page. §4.2 Common Function from WEB UI §4.2.1 Code Registering... -
Page 23: Time Zone Setting
Methods II: USB cable Connect G40 with your PC by USB to Type-C cable, your computer will automatically read a G40 storage folder. Open it and choose the “record” to the folder you want and download the - 20 -... -
Page 24: Device Firmware Update
G40 GNSS Receiver User Manual file you need. §4.2.4 Device Firmware Update Ask the newest firmware from the technicist where you buy G40 from, follow the next steps to update the firmware. WebUI Click “Management-Manage”, better to use “Choose file” function. Choose the firmware file you got and upload. - Page 25 G40 GNSS Receiver User Manual Horizontal : ±（2.5mm+0.5ppm） Static GNSS Vertical : ±（5mm+0.5ppm） Surveying Positioning Horizontal : ±（8mm+1ppm） precision Real-Time Kinematic Vertical : ±（15mm+1ppm） Surveying Support Inertial Tilt Angle 0°～60° sensing Tilt compensation system 10 mm + 0.7 mm/°tilt(1.8m pole)
- Page 26 G40 GNSS Receiver User Manual WiFi 802.11 b/g standard To work as the datalink that receiver can broadcast WIFI data link and receive differential data via WIFI 4GB internal storage Data Storage Changeable record interval, up to 20Hz raw data...
- Page 27 Model No.: G40, G20Plus, G30Plus, G40Plus, G40Pro, MG1, F300, G50 Guangzhou Geosurv Infomation Technology Co.,Ltd hereby declares that this [Name: GNSS RECEIVER, Model: G40, G20Plus, G30Plus, G40Plus, G40Pro, MG1, F300, G50] is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014/53/EU.
- Page 28 G40 GNSS Receiver User Manual GPRS900: Tx: 880-915MHz, Rx: 925-960MHz Frequency Range: GPRS1800: Tx: 1710-1785MHz, Rx: 1805-1880MHz GPRS900: 34.19dBm, GPRS1800: 29.55dBm RF Output Power: EDGE900: 27.02dBm, EDGE1800: 25.99dBm WCDMA Band 1: Tx: 1920-1980MHz, Rx: 2110-2170MHz Frequency Range: WCDMA Band 8: Tx: 880-915MHz, Rx: 925-960MHz RF Output Power: WCDMA Band 1: 23.03dBm, WCDMA Band 8: 23.16dBm...
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