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User Guide
Serial GPS Receiver for
Mobile Computer Vehicle Docking Cradles
Part Number: G1010 (Externally powered
Part Number: G1020 (Cradle powered version for cradles with power out)
Part Number G1030 (Cradle powered version for BlackBay MC70 cradle)
Part Number G1040 (Direct wire power cable version)
version)2006FOR FINAL REVIEW - NOT FOR RELEASE
25 Old King's Highway North
Suite 13, #128
Darien, CT 06820
www.OrbitGPS.com
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Summary of Contents for OrbitGPS Serial GPS Receiver
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Page 1: User Guide
User Guide Serial GPS Receiver for Mobile Computer Vehicle Docking Cradles Part Number: G1010 (Externally powered version)2006FOR FINAL REVIEW - NOT FOR RELEASE Part Number: G1020 (Cradle powered version for cradles with power out) Part Number G1030 (Cradle powered version for BlackBay MC70 cradle) Part Number G1040 (Direct wire power cable version) 25 Old King’s Highway North... - Page 2 OrbitGPS. No right to copy a licensed program in whole or in part is granted, except as permitted under copyright law. The user shall not modify, merge, or incorporate any form...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
G1040 – For use with all vehicle cradles. This version is powered by a 12V/24V DC direct-wire power adaptor with flying leads. The OrbitGPS Serial GPS receiver outputs GPS information as industry standard NMEA sentences which are compatible with most GPS software applications. It can also be configured to output GPS information in the SiRF Binary format. -
Page 4: Getting Started
This is the most commonly used standard for GPS communications. To configure the Serial GPS receiver for use with a GPS application that supports the NMEA protocol, set the following parameters in the GPS application: GPS Com Port or Com Port: COM1... -
Page 5: Connecting The Orbitgps Serial Gps Receiver External Power Version (Orbitgps Part Number G1010) To Vehicle Cradles
GPS receiver. Install the vehicle cradle before connecting the OrbitGPS Serial GPS Receiver. When attached to the vehicle dock, the Serial GPS receiver allows the mobile computer, when docked in the cradle, to capture GPS data. - Page 6 PS2 connector coming from the GPS receiver. Step 3 Plug the cigarette lighter adaptor into a 12V DC power receptacle. The red LED light on the adaptor will be lit if power is available. ORBITGPS USER GUIDE SERIAL GPS RECEIVERS...
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Page 7: Connecting The Orbitgps Serial Gps Receiver Serial Powered Version (Orbitgps Part Number G1020) To Intermec And Motorola Vehicle Cradles
Receiver (LP01632) can be used CN3 and 700 series vehicle docks. 700 series – Use the serial port marked “A” on the back of the dock and follow the instructions below. The serial GPS receiver will not operate if used with the serial port marked “B.”... - Page 8 DRAFT 3 – JANUARY 10, 2005 NOT FOR RELEASE When attached to the vehicle dock, the Serial GPS receiver allows the mobile computer, when docked in the cradle, to capture GPS data. Step 1 To connect the Serial GPS to the vehicle cradle, plug the DB9 Serial connector into the serial port found on the bottom of the cradle to the left of the power cable.
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Page 9: Connecting The Orbitgps Serial Gps Receiver Serial Powered Version (Orbitgps Part Number G1030) To Blackbay Mc70 Vehicle Cradles
Position the GPS receiver where it has a clear view of the sky for optimal performance. The receiver is magnetized for use with vehicle roofs. Connecting the OrbitGPS Serial GPS Receiver Serial Powered Version (OrbitGPS Part Number G1030) to Blackbay MC70 Vehicle Cradles Simply, plug the RJ45 connector at the end of the GPS Receiver cable into the RJ45 port on the back of the vehicle cradle. -
Page 10: Connecting The Orbitgps Serial Gps Receiver Direct Wire Version (Orbitgps Part Number G1040) To Vehicle Cradles
DRAFT 3 – JANUARY 10, 2005 NOT FOR RELEASE Connecting the OrbitGPS Serial GPS Receiver Direct Wire Version (OrbitGPS Part Number G1040) to Vehicle Cradles Step 1 To connect the Serial GPS to the vehicle cradle, plug the DB9 Serial connector into the serial port found on the bottom of the cradle to the left of the power cable. -
Page 11: Led Light Status
No light – No power to GPS receiver Light on continuously – GPS receiver has power, but has not acquired a GPS fix Light flashing on and off – GPS receiver has power and has acquired a GPS fix ORBITGPS USER GUIDE SERIAL GPS RECEIVERS... -
Page 12: Gps Evaluation Software
The GlobalPoint GPS software provides a means to configure and confirm operation of the Serial GPS receiver. In the GlobalPoint GPS software you will be able to choose the mode of operation of the receiver and display positioning and performance information. - Page 13 (almanac, ephemeris, and clock). Typical “Time to First Fix” (TTFF) is 45 seconds or less. Hot Start causes the receiver to keep existing navigation data and refresh the fix. Typical TTFF is 8 seconds or less. ORBITGPS USER GUIDE SERIAL GPS RECEIVERS...
- Page 14 When in NMEA mode, choose this option to switch to SiRF mode. The GlobalPoint GPS application requires the user to confirm switching the mode of operation from NMEA to SiRF. To cancel the Change Receiver Protocol command, tap on “Cancel.” ORBITGPS USER GUIDE SERIAL GPS RECEIVERS...
- Page 15 Satellites. VTG - Set this NMEA sentence to the update interval for the Course Over Ground and Ground Speed. The default NMEA sentences for the Serial GPS receiver are GGA, GSV, GSA and RMC. ORBITGPS USER GUIDE SERIAL GPS RECEIVERS...
- Page 16 The default for the Serial GPS is: 4800. Protocol This value determines the mode of operation to be used by the Serial GPS receiver. The default for the Serial GPS receiver is: NMEA. Auto Detect...
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Page 17: View Options
Use the View menu to choose how tracking information is displayed within the GlobalPoint GPS application. The tools menu contains the following options: Navigation Satellites Raw Data These options can also be selected by tapping on the following icons: Navigation Satellites ORBITGPS USER GUIDE SERIAL GPS RECEIVERS... - Page 18 Uncorrected 2D point solution – This signifies that a two-dimensional GPS fix is acquired. Navigation View Use the “Navigation” view to display summary data for GPS fix information communicated from the GPS receiver. Parameters displayed in the Navigation view are: ORBITGPS USER GUIDE SERIAL GPS RECEIVERS...
- Page 19 Sats Used – The number of satellites used in the current fix. Note, WAAS and EGNOS satellites are not included in the number, even if they are being used. Protocol – The current mode of operation. This can be SiRF or NMEA. ORBITGPS USER GUIDE SERIAL GPS RECEIVERS...
- Page 20 SNR - This value indicates the carrier signal to noise ratio for the signal received by the individual satellite. Typically, satellites with SNR values below 28 are not used in GPS fixes. Satellite Sky Map – This graphic image displays the relative position of the viewable satellites overhead. ORBITGPS USER GUIDE SERIAL GPS RECEIVERS...
- Page 21 GPS receiver. To resume the GPS data stream, tap on the pause icon. When active, the pause icon will have a gray background. When paused, the icon will have a white background. Pause Icon (unpaused) Pause Icon (paused) ORBITGPS USER GUIDE SERIAL GPS RECEIVERS...
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Page 22: Specifications
WAAS/EGNOS System Back Up: Built-in Lithium-Ion rechargeable battery Antenna Type: Built-in Antenna (external antenna optional) Position/Time Accuracy (without SA) Autonomous: <10 m WAAS <5m Velocity: 0.1 meters/second Time: 1 microsecond synchronized to GPS time ORBITGPS USER GUIDE SERIAL GPS RECEIVERS... - Page 23 -40° C to 70° C Humidity: 5% to 95%, non-condensing Regulatory Marks: FCC, CE, RoHS Physical Interface to Vehicle Cradle Connector: LP11631 - DB9 with cigarette lighter power adaptor; LP11632 -DB9 with power on Pin9. ORBITGPS USER GUIDE SERIAL GPS RECEIVERS...
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Page 24: Regulatory Information
CE Marking and The European Economic Area (EEA) OrbitGPS LLC hereby, declares that this device is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. A... -
Page 25: Warranty
(a) OrbitGPS’s hardware Products are warranted against defects in workmanship and materials for a period of twelve (12) months from the date of shipment by OrbitGPS’s reseller to its customer, but in no event more than fifteen (15) months from shipment of the Products by OrbitGPS, unless otherwise provided by OrbitGPS in writing, provided the Product remains unmodified and is operated under normal and proper conditions. -
Page 26: Service Information
DRAFT 3 – JANUARY 10, 2005 NOT FOR RELEASE Service Information Before you use the Serial GPS receiver, it must be configured to operate with our mobile computer and applications. If you have a problem using the Serial GPS receiver, contact your facility’s Technical or Systems Support.