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Novatel OEM7 SPAN Installation And Operation Manual (292 pages)
Brand:
Novatel
| Category:
Receiver
| Size: 10 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Proprietary Notice
2
Table of Contents
12
Notices Receiver Card
16
Ethernet Port
17
Customer Support
21
Contact Information
21
Chapter 1 OEM7 SPAN Overview
23
Fundamentals of GNSS+INS
23
Models and Features
24
INS Options
24
IMU Grade
25
Table 1: ins Options
25
Table 2: SPAN-Compatible Imus
25
Related Documents and Information
26
Chapter 2 SPAN Installation
27
OEM7 Receiver Card Installation
27
Selecting a GNSS Antenna
29
Choosing a Coaxial Cable
29
Mounting the GNSS Antenna
30
Mount the IMU
30
Connect the IMU to the OEM7 Receiver Card
32
Table 3: IMU Connection Method
33
Table 4: Receiver to ADIS-16488 Pin Connections
37
Table 5: Receiver to EG320N Pin Connections
39
Table 6: Receiver to STIM300 Pin Connections
41
Connect Power
44
Table 7: IMU Power Supply
44
MIC Installation
45
Install a MIC in a Stack up Configuration
45
Install a MIC in a Standalone Configuration
51
UIC Installation
56
Table 8: COM Port Recommendations
56
Mount the SPAN System Components
58
Connect the IMU to the UIC
59
Connect the UIC to a Receiver
59
Table 9: COM Port Recommendations
59
Connect Power to the UIC and OEM7 Receiver
60
UIC Status Leds
60
Table 10: UIC Status Leds
60
Pwrpak7 Installation
61
Connect the IMU to the Pwrpak7
63
Pwrpak7-E1 Installation
64
Table 11: Additional IMU to Pwrpak7 Connections
64
Wheel Sensor Installation
66
Wheel Sensor Requirements
66
Wheel Sensor Connection
67
Table 12: Kistler to Novatel Wheel Sensor Cable Connections
67
IMU Leds
69
Table 13: IMU-IGM Leds
70
Table 14: IMU Enclosure Leds
70
Chapter 3 SPAN Operation
71
Definition of Reference Frames Within SPAN
71
The Local-Level Frame (ENU)
71
The IMU Body Frame
72
The Vehicle Frame
72
The User Output Frame
73
SPAN Translations and Rotations
73
Translational Offsets
73
Rotational Offsets
75
Software Configuration
77
Minimum Recommended Configuration
77
GNSS Configuration
77
INS Profiles
77
Table 15: ins Profiles
78
SPAN Configuration
79
Table 16: Enable ins Commands
79
Real-Time Operation
82
Table 17: Inertial Solution Status
83
System Start-Up and Alignment Techniques
84
INS Seed / Fast ins Initialization
86
Navigation Mode
88
Data Collection
88
Table 18: NVM Seed Indication
88
Table 19: Solution Parameters
88
Lever Arm Calibration Routine
90
Body to Vehicle Frame Rotation Calibration Routine
91
Multi-Line Body to Vehicle Frame Rotation Calibration Routine
92
Synchronizing External Equipment
94
Configuring an Input Strobe
94
Adding Timed Sensor Triggers
95
Configuring the Hardware
95
Table 20: Valid Event Inputs and Outputs for Timed Sensor Triggers
95
Configuring the Software
96
Using Timed Event Pulses
96
Recording Incoming Sensor Events
96
SPAN Wheel Sensor Configuration
96
Wheel Sensor Data Collected on the Pwrpak7
97
Wheel Sensor Data Collected on IMU
98
Azimuth Sources on a SPAN System
98
Course over Ground
99
Inertial Azimuth
99
ALIGN Azimuth
99
Table 21: Logs with Azimuth Data
99
Data Collection for Post Processing
100
Firmware Updates and Model Upgrades
101
Variable Lever Arm
101
Reference Frame Description
101
How to Use Variable Lever Arm
103
Table 22: Logs Used with Variable Lever Arm
104
Table 23: Commands Used with Variable Lever Arm
104
Relative ins
105
Configure Relative ins
106
Chapter 4 SPAN with Dual Antenna
108
Installation
108
Configuring ALIGN with SPAN
110
Configuring SPAN with ALIGN
111
Alignment on a Moving Vessel - Aided Transfer Alignment
112
Alignment on a Stationary Vehicle - Aided Static Alignment
112
Unaided Alignment
112
Automatic Alignment Mode - Automatic Alignment (Default)
112
SPAN ALIGN Attitude Updates
113
APPENDIX A IMU Technical Specifications
114
HG1700 IMU (Single-Connector Enclosure)
115
Table 24: HG1700 IMU Physical Specifications
115
HG1700 IMU Mechanical Drawings
116
HG1700 IMU Performance
118
Table 25: HG1700-AG58 IMU Performance
118
Table 26: HG1700-AG62 IMU Performance
118
HG1700 Electrical and Environmental
119
Interface Cable for the HG1700 IMU
119
Table 27: HG17000 Electrical Specifications
119
Table 28: HG17000 Environmental Specifications
119
Imu-Cpt
120
Table 29: IMU-CPT Physical Specifications
120
IMU-CPT Mechanical Drawings
121
IMU-CPT Sensor Specifications
123
Table 30: IMU-CPT Performance
123
IMU-CPT Electrical and Environmental
124
Table 31: IMU-CPT Electrical Specifications
124
Table 32: IMU-CPT Environmental Specifications
124
IMU-CPT Cable
125
Table 33: IMU-CPT Connector Pinout Descriptions
125
Table 34: Connectors
126
Table 35: Maximum Cable Length
126
Imu-Fsas
127
Table 36: IMU-FSAS Physical Specifications
127
IMU-FSAS Mechanical Drawings
128
IMU-FSAS Performance
131
IMU-FSAS Electrical and Environmental
131
Table 37: IMU-FSAS Performance
131
Table 38: IMU-FSAS Electrical Specifications
131
Table 39: IMU-FSAS Environmental Specifications
131
Interface Cable for IMU-FSAS
132
IMU-FSAS Cable with Wheel Sensor
132
Table 40: IMU-FSAS Cable with Wheel Sensor Pinout
133
Table 41: Connectors
134
Table 42: Maximum Cable Length
134
Imu-Hg1900
135
Table 43: IMU-HG1900 Physical Specifications
135
IMU-HG1900 Mechanical Drawings
136
IMU-HG1900 Sensor Specifications
138
Table 44: IMU-HG1900 IMU Performance
138
IMU-HG1900 Electrical and Environmental
139
IMU-HG1900 Cables
139
Table 45: IMU-HG1900 Electrical Specifications
139
Table 46: IMU-HG1900 Environmental Specifications
139
Imu-Igm
140
Table 47: IMU-IGM-A1 Physical Specifications
140
Table 48: IMU-IGM-S1 Physical Specifications
140
IMU-IGM Mechanical Drawings
141
IMU-IGM Ports
143
Table 49: IMU-IGM Main Port Pinout
143
Table 50: IMU-IGM AUX Port Pinout
143
IMU-IGM Sensor Specifications
145
Table 51: IMU-IGM-A1 IMU Performance
145
Table 52: IMU-IGM-S1 IMU Performance
145
IMU-IGM Electrical and Environmental
146
Table 53: IMU-IGM-A1 Electrical Specifications
146
Table 54: IMU-IGM-A1 Environmental Specifications
146
Table 55: IMU-IGM-S1 Electrical Specifications
146
Table 56: IMU-IGM-S1 Environmental Specifications
146
IMU-IGM Interface Cable
147
Table 57: IMU-IGM Interface Cable Pinout Descriptions
147
Table 58: Connectors
148
Table 59: Maximum Cable Length
148
Imu-Isa-100C
149
Table 60: IMU-ISA-100C Physical Specifications
149
IMU-ISA-100C Mechanical Drawings
150
Optional Side Mounting Holes
152
IMU-ISA-100C Performance
154
Table 61: IMU-ISA-100C IMU Performance
154
IMU-ISA-100C Electrical and Environmental
155
Table 62: IMU-ISA-100C Electrical Specifications
155
Table 63: IMU-ISA-100C Environmental Specifications
155
IMU Enclosure Interface Cable
156
Table 64: IMU Enclosure Interface Cable Pinouts
156
Table 65: Connectors
157
Table 66: Maximum Cable Length
157
IMU Enclosure Power Cable
158
Table 67: IMU Enclosure Power Cable Pinouts
158
IMU Enclosure Wheel Sensor Cable
160
Table 68: IMU Enclosure Wheel Sensor Cable Pinouts
160
Table 69: Connectors
161
Table 70: Maximum Cable Length
161
Imu-Kvh1750
162
Table 71: IMU-KVH1750 Physical Specifications
162
IMU-KVH1750 Mechanical Drawings
163
IMU-KVH1750 Sensor Specifications
167
Table 72: IMU-KVH1750 Performance
167
IMU-KVH1750 Electrical and Environmental
168
Table 73: IMU-KVH1750 Electrical Specifications
168
Table 74: IMU-KVH1750 Environmental Specifications
168
IMU-KVH1750 Cable
169
Table 75: IMU-KVH1750 Connector Pinout Descriptions
169
Table 76: Connectors
170
Table 77: Maximum Cable Length
170
Imu-Enc-Ln200
171
Table 78: IMU-ENC-LN200 Physical Specifications
171
IMU-ENC-LN200 Mechanical Drawings
172
IMU-ENC-LN200 Sensor Specifications
174
Table 79: IMU-ENC-LN200 IMU Performance
174
Table 80: IMU-ENC-LN200C IMU Performance
174
IMU-ENC-LN200 Electrical and Environmental
175
IMU-ENC-LN200 Cables
175
Table 81: IMU-ENC-LN200 Electrical Specifications
175
Table 82: IMU-ENC-LN200 Environmental Specifications
175
IMU-Μimu-IC
176
Table 83: IMU-Μimu-IC Physical Specifications
176
A.9 IMU-Μimu-IC
176
IMU-Μimu-IC Mechanical Drawings
177
IMU-Μimu-IC Sensor Specifications
179
Table 84: IMU-Μimu-IC IMU Performance
179
IMU-Μimu-IC Cables
180
IMU-Μimu-IC Electrical and Environmental
180
Table 85: IMU-Μimu-IC Electrical Specifications
180
Table 86: IMU-Μimu-IC Environmental Specifications
180
IMU (Single-Connector Enclosure)
181
Table 87: LN-200 IMU Physical Specifications
181
IMU Mechanical Drawings
182
IMU Performance
184
Electrical and Environmental
184
Table 88: LN-200 IMU Performance
184
Table 89: LN-200 Electrical Specifications
184
Table 90: LN-200 Environmental Specifications
184
Interface Cable for the LN-200 IMU
185
Oem-Imu-Adis-16488
186
Table 91: OEM-IMU-ADIS-16488 Physical Specifications
186
OEM-IMU-ADIS-16488 Mechanical Drawings
187
OEM-IMU-ADIS-16488 Sensor Specifications
190
OEM-IMU-ADIS-16488 Electrical and Environmental
190
Table 92: OEM-IMU-ADIS-16488 Performance
190
Table 93: OEM-IMU-ADIS-16488 Electrical Specifications
190
Table 94: OEM-IMU-ADIS-16488 Environmental Specifications
190
OEM-IMU-ADIS-16488 SPI Connection
191
Table 95: Receiver to ADIS-16488 Pin Connections
191
ADIS-16488 IMU-To-MIC Cable Assembly
193
Table 96: ADIS-16488 IMU-To-MIC Cable Pinout
193
Oem-Imu-Eg320N
194
Table 97: OEM-IMU-EG320N Physical Specifications
194
OEM-IMU-EG320N Mechanical Drawings
195
OEM-IMU-EG320N Sensor Specifications
196
OEM-IMU-EG320N Electrical Environmental
196
Table 98: OEM-IMU-EG320N Performance
196
Table 99: OEM-IMU-EG320N Electrical Specifications
196
Table 100: OEM-IMU-EG320N Environmental Specifications
196
OEM-IMU-EG320N Interface Connector
197
Table 101: OEM-IMU-EG320N Connector
197
Oem-Imu-Isa-100C
199
Table 102: OEM-IMU-ISA-100C Physical Specifications
199
OEM-IMU-ISA-100C Mechanical Drawings
200
OEM-IMU-ISA-100C Sensor Specifications
202
OEM-IMU-ISA-100C Electrical and Environmental
202
Table 103: OEM-IMU-ISA-100C IMU Performance
202
Table 104: OEM-IMU-ISA-100C Electrical Specifications
202
Table 105: OEM-IMU-ISA-100C Environmental Specifications
202
OEM-IMU-ISA-100C IMU to UIC Cable Assembly
203
Table 106: OEM-IMU-ISA-100C IMU to UIC Cable Pinout
203
Oem-Imu-Stim300
206
Table 107: OEM-IMU-STIM300 Physical Specifications
206
OEM-IMU-STIM300 Mechanical Drawings
207
OEM-IMU-STIM300 Sensor Specifications
208
OEM-IMU-STIM300 Electrical and Environmental
208
Table 108: OEM-IMU-STIM300 Performance
208
Table 109: OEM-IMU-STIM300 Electrical Specifications
208
Table 110: OEM-IMU-STIM300 Environmental Specifications
208
OEM-IMU-STIM300 Direct Connection
209
Table 111: Receiver to STIM300 Pin Connections
209
STIM300 IMU-To-MIC Cable Assembly
211
Table 112: STIM300 IMU-To-MIC Cable Pinout
211
OEM-IMU-Μimu
213
Table 113: OEM-IMU-Μimu Physical Specifications
213
OEM-IMU-Μimu Mechanical Drawings
214
OEM-IMU-Μimu Sensor Specifications
217
OEM-IMU-Μimu Electrical and Environmental
217
Table 114: OEM-IMU-Μimu IMU Performance
217
Table 115: OEM-IMU-Μimu Electrical Specifications
217
Table 116: OEM-IMU-Μimu Environmental Specifications
217
Μimu to UIC Cable Assembly
218
Table 117: Μimu to UIC Cable Pinout
218
Universal IMU Enclosure (HG1700, LN200)
220
Table 118: Universal IMU Enclosure Physical Specifications
220
Universal IMU Enclosure Mechanical Drawings
221
IMU Performance
225
Table 119: HG1700-AG58 IMU Performance
225
Table 120: HG1700-AG62 IMU Performance
225
Table 121: LN200 IMU Performance
226
Electrical and Environmental
227
Table 122: Universal IMU Enclosure Electrical Specifications
227
Table 123: Universal IMU Enclosure Environmental Specifications
227
Universal IMU Enclosure Interface Cable
228
Table 124: Universal IMU Enclosure Interface Cable Pinouts
228
Table 125: Connectors
229
Table 126: Maximum Cable Length
229
MIC - MEMS Interface Card
230
Table 127: MEMS Interface Card Physical Specifications
230
MIC Mechanical Drawings
231
MIC Electrical and Environmental
233
Table 128: MIC Electrical Specifications
233
Table 129: MIC Electrical and Environmental Specifications
233
MIC Connectors
234
Table 130: MIC Connectors
234
Table 131: Pinouts for Power Connector (P101)
234
Table 132: Pinouts for User Interface Connector (P301)
234
Table 133: Pinouts for IMU Connector (P601)
237
Table 134: Pinouts for IMU Connector (P701)
238
Table 135: MIC LED Indicator Drivers
238
HG1930 IMU-To-MIC Cable Assembly
239
Table 136: HG1930 IMU-To-MIC Cable Assembly
239
HG1700 and HG1900 IMU-To-MIC Cable Assembly
241
Table 137: HG1700 and HG1900 IMU-To-MIC Cable Assembly
241
UIC - Universal IMU Controller
243
Table 138: UIC Physical Specifications
243
UIC Mechanical Drawings
244
UIC Electrical and Environmental
246
Table 139: UIC Electrical Specifications
246
Table 140: UIC Environmental Specifications
246
UIC Connectors
247
Table 141: UIC Connectors
247
Table 142: Pinouts for Power Connector (J101)
247
Table 143: Pinouts for UIC to Receiver Communications Connector (J102)
247
Table 144: Pinouts for UIC to IMU Communications Connector (J1401)
248
HG1900 IMU to UIC Cable Assembly
251
Table 145: OEM-IMU-HG1900 IMU to UIC Cable Pinout
251
LN200 IMU to UIC Cable Assembly
252
Table 146: OEM-IMU-LN200 IMU to UIC Cable Pinout
252
APPENDIX B HG1700 IMU in Universal Enclosure
254
Disassemble the Universal Enclosure
255
Install the HG1700 Sensor Unit
257
APPENDIX C LN-200 IMU in Universal Enclosure
264
Disassemble the Universal Enclosure
265
Install the LN-200 Sensor Unit
266
APPENDIX D HG1700 IMU in SPAN HG Enclosure
271
Disassemble the SPAN IMU Enclosure
271
Install the HG1700 Sensor Unit
273
Make the Electrical Connections
274
Re-Assemble the SPAN IMU Enclosure
276
APPENDIX E LN-200 IMU in SPAN IMU Enclosure
278
Disassemble the SPAN IMU Enclosure
278
Install the LN-200 Sensor Unit
280
Make the Electrical Connections
281
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Novatel OEM7 SPAN Installation And Operation Manual (247 pages)
Brand:
Novatel
| Category:
GPS
| Size: 5 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Receiver Card Notices
14
Customer Support
19
Chapter 1 Introduction
21
Related Documents and Information
21
OEM7 Receiver Card Overview
21
OEM7 Family Card
22
Enclosure
22
GNSS Antenna
22
Power Supply
22
Optional External Frequency Reference
22
Figure 1: OEM7 Receiver System
22
Data Communications Equipment
23
OEM719 Receiver Overview
23
OEM729 Receiver Overview
23
Figure 2: OEM719 Receiver Board
23
OEM7600 Receiver Overview
24
Figure 3: OEM729 Receiver Board
24
OEM7700 Receiver Overview
25
Figure 4: OEM7600 Receiver Board
25
Figure 5: OEM7700 Receiver Board
25
OEM7720 Receiver Overview
26
Figure 6: OEM7720 Receiver Board
26
Chapter 2 OEM7 Family Receiver Cards Installation
27
Additional Equipment Required
27
Selecting a GNSS Antenna
27
Choosing a Coaxial Cable
28
Power Supply Requirements for Receiver Cards
28
Card Installation Overview
29
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Precautions
29
Mounting the Printed Circuit Board
29
Planning the Mount Location
30
Board to Board Spacing
30
Mounting Options
31
Figure 7: Mounting with Standoffs
31
Figure 8: Mounting with Rails
31
Figure 9: Mounting with Rails and Clamping Bars
32
Figure 10: Mounting the High-Density, 60 Pin Connector
33
Table 1: Novatel Mounting Rails
33
Mounting the OEM7600
34
Figure 11: Mounting the OEM7600
34
Thermal Dissipation
35
OEM7720 Accessory Heat Spreader
35
Vibration
36
Preparing the Data, Signal and Power Interface
36
Figure 12: OEM7720 Heat Spreader Mounting Geometry
36
Table 2: OEM7 Communication and I/O Connectors
37
Figure 13: OEM719 Connector and Indicator Locations
38
Figure 14: OEM729 Connector and Indicator Locations
39
Figure 15: OEM7600 Connector and Indicator Locations
40
Figure 16: OEM7700 Connector and Indicator Locations
41
Mounting the GNSS Antenna
42
Figure 17: OEM7720 Connector and Indicator Locations
42
Connecting the Antenna to the Receiver Card
43
Table 3: OEM7 Antenna Connectors
43
Antenna LNA Power
44
Applying Power to the Receiver Card
44
Connecting Data Communications Equipment
44
Serial Ports
44
Table 4: OEM7 Card Default Serial Port Configurations
44
Figure 18: COM3 and USB Multiplexed on OEM719
46
Figure 19: OEM729 COM3 Multiplexed with EVENT2 and USERGPIO
47
USB Ports
48
Figure 20: COM5 Multiplexed with COM2 Flow Control
48
Table 5: Available USB Ports
48
Ethernet Ports
49
Table 6: USB Port Mode
49
SPI Ports
50
Check that the Receiver Is Operating
50
Chapter 3 OEM7 Receiver Operation
52
Communications with the Receiver
52
Figure 21: Basic OEM7 Receiver Connection Interfaces (Example)
52
USB Communications
53
Serial Port Communications
54
Table 7: Serial Ports Supported
54
Ethernet Communications
55
CAN Bus Communications
56
ICOM Communications
56
Getting Started
57
Communicating with the Receiver
57
Transmitting and Receiving Corrections
58
Figure 22: Basic Differential Setup
58
Base Station Configuration
59
Defining Antenna and Base Antenna
59
Rover Station Configuration
60
Configuration Notes
61
ALIGN Heading Master and Remote Configurations
62
Automatic Set up for Direct-Wire Connection between Master and Rover Via COM2
62
Manual Set up Via COM2
62
Glide
63
Dual-Frequency GLIDE
63
PDP and GLIDE Configurations
63
Steadyline
63
Prefer Accuracy
64
Enabling SBAS Positioning
64
Figure 23: Positioning Change Without STEADYLINE
64
Figure 24: STEADYLINE Prefer Accuracy
64
Enabling PPP
65
Terrastar Subscriptions
65
Veripos Subscriptions
67
Rtk Assist
67
Transferring Time between Receivers
68
GPS to Receiver Time Synchronization
68
Time Definitions
68
Procedures to Transfer Time
69
Figure 25: Transfer COARSE Time from Fine Clock to Cold Clock Receiver
70
Figure 26: Transfer FINE Time from Fine Clock to Cold Clock Receiver
71
Figure 27: Transfer FINE Time from Fine Clock to Warm Clock Receiver
72
Figure 28: 1 PPS Alignment
72
Interference Toolkit
73
Monitoring GNSS Signals
73
Disable/Enable Detection
74
Monitoring Signals Using a Command Line
75
Monitoring Signals Using Novatel Connect
76
Remove Interference Signals
77
Logging and Retrieving Data Overview
80
Pass-Through Logging
80
Saving Logs to a File
80
Logging Using Novatel Connect
81
Additional Features and Information
84
Strobes
84
Status Indicator
85
External Oscillator
85
Chapter 4 Built-In Status Tests
86
Receiver Status Word
86
Error Strobe Signal
86
RXSTATUSEVENT Log
87
RXSTATUS Log
87
Status Word
87
Figure 29: Location of Receiver Status Word
87
Figure 30: Reading the Bits in the Receiver Status Word
87
Error Word
88
Status Code Arrays
88
Figure 31: Location of Receiver Error Word
88
Figure 32: Reading the Bits in the Receiver Error Word
88
Receiver Status Code
89
Auxiliary Status Codes
89
Set and Clear Mask for All Status Code Arrays
89
Status LED
89
Figure 33: Status Code Arrays
89
Figure 34: Status LED Flash Sequence Example
90
Chapter 5 Ethernet Configuration
91
Required Hardware
91
Static IP Address Configuration
91
Static IP Address Configuration-Receiver
92
Figure 35: Cross-Over Ethernet Cable Configuration-OEM7 Receiver
92
Static IP Address Configuration-Windows 7
93
Confirming Ethernet Setup
94
Dynamic IP Address Configuration
94
Figure 36: Dynamic IP Address Configuration through a DHCP Server-OEM7 Receiver
94
Base/Rover Configuration through Ethernet Connectivity
95
Figure 37: Base/Rover Ethernet Setup-OEM7 Receiver
96
Large Ethernet Port Data Throughput
97
Chapter 6 NTRIP Configuration
98
NTRIP Configuration over Ethernet
98
Figure 38: NTRIP System
98
Chapter 7 CAN Bus
100
Default Configuration
101
Configuring the CAN Bus
101
Configuration Notes
101
Table 8: Default NAME
101
Example of Enabling the CAN Bus
102
Example of Modifying the CAN Bus Parameters
102
Example of Detecting an Address Claim Failure and Reconfiguring
102
Address Claim Procedure
103
NMEA2000 Logging
103
Example of NMEA2000 Log Configuration
103
Corrections over CAN
104
Example for Receiving Corrections from any Source
104
Example for Transmitting Corrections to 0X1C Node
104
Novatel Messages over CAN
104
Configuring OEM7 Receivers to Use OEM6 CAN Settings
105
Configuration on OEM6
105
Configuration on OEM7
105
Chapter 8 Troubleshooting
107
Table 9: Troubleshooting Based on Symptoms
107
Examining the RXSTATUS Log
108
Table 10: Resolving a Receiver Error Word
109
Table 11: Resolving an Error in the Receiver Status Word
110
Examining the AUX1 Status Word
111
Table 12: Resolving an Error in the AUX1 Status Word
111
High Temperature Environments
112
Indicators of an Error State
112
Recovering from a Temperature Status Error
113
Mitigating High Receiver Temperature
113
Monitoring the Receiver Temperature
113
Safe Mode
114
Reset Loop Detection
114
Recovery Steps
114
Chapter 9 Novatel Firmware and Software
116
Firmware Updates and Model Upgrades
116
Firmware Updates
116
Model Upgrades
116
Authorization Code
117
Downloading Firmware Files
117
Format of Firmware Files
118
Updating or Upgrading Using the Winload Utility
118
Using the Winload Utility
118
Figure 39: Winload's Open Window
119
Figure 40: Open File in Winload
119
Updating the Firmware Using Novatel Connect
120
Figure 41: COM Port Setup
120
Updating the Firmware Using Novatel Web UI
121
Updating Using Softload Commands
121
Softload Commands and Logs
122
Working with S-Records
122
Sending Firmware Data
123
Softload Update Method
124
Softload Errors
126
Upgrading Using an Auth-Code
127
Entering an Auth-Code Using Novatel Connect
127
Entering an Auth-Code Using Novatel Web UI
127
Entering an Auth-Code Using the Command Line
127
Update the Web UI
128
Update the Web UI Content Using Novatel Connect
128
Update the Web UI Content Using Web UI
129
Novatel OEM7 SPAN Installation And Operation User Manual (320 pages)
Brand:
Novatel
| Category:
Receiver
| Size: 11 MB
Table of Contents
Installation and Operation
1
User Manual
1
Proprietary Notice
2
Table of Contents
3
Receiver Card Notices
19
Customer Support
24
Contact Information
25
Chapter 1 OEM7 SPAN Overview
26
Fundamentals of GNSS+INS
26
Models and Features
27
INS Options
27
IMU Grade
28
Related Documents and Information
29
Chapter 2 SPAN Installation
30
OEM7 Receiver Card Installation
31
Selecting a GNSS Antenna
32
Choosing a Coaxial Cable
32
Mounting the GNSS Antenna
33
Mount the IMU
34
Connect the IMU to the OEM7 Receiver Card
36
Connect Power
53
MIC Installation
56
Install a MIC in a Stack up Configuration
56
Install a MIC in a Standalone Configuration
61
UIC Installation
67
Mount the SPAN System Components
68
Connect the IMU to the UIC
69
Connect the UIC to a Receiver
69
Connect Power to the UIC and OEM7 Receiver
69
UIC Status Leds
70
Pwrpak7 Installation
71
Connect the IMU to the Pwrpak7
72
Pwrpak7-E1/Pwrpak7-E2 Installation
74
IMU Leds
75
Chapter 3 SPAN Operation
77
Definition of Reference Frames Within SPAN
77
The Local-Level Frame (ENU)
77
The IMU Body Frame
78
The Vehicle Frame
78
The User Output Frame
79
SPAN Translations and Rotations
79
Translational Offsets
79
Rotational Offsets
81
Software Configuration
82
GNSS Configuration
82
INS Profiles
83
SPAN Configuration for Receiver Cards
84
SPAN Configuration for Pwrpak7
88
Importance of RBV Calibration
92
Real-Time Operation
94
System Start-Up and Alignment Techniques
95
INS Seed / Fast ins Initialization
97
Navigation Mode
99
Data Collection
99
Lever Arm Calibration Routine
101
Body to Vehicle Frame Rotation Calibration Routine
102
Multi-Line Body to Vehicle Frame Rotation Calibration Routine
103
Synchronizing External Equipment
105
Configuring an Input Strobe
105
Adding Timed Sensor Triggers
106
Configuring the Hardware
106
Configuring the Software
107
Using Timed Event Pulses
107
Recording Incoming Sensor Events
107
Distance Measurement Instrument
107
DMI Communication
107
DMI Connection
108
DMI Requirements
108
DMI Connected to a Pwrpak7
110
DMI Connected to an IMU
112
DMI Connected to a UIC
114
DMI Connected to an Intermediate Processor
116
DMI Command Compatibility
118
DMI Troubleshooting
119
Azimuth Sources on a SPAN System
119
Course over Ground
120
Inertial Azimuth
120
ALIGN Azimuth
120
Data Collection for Post Processing
121
Firmware Updates and Model Upgrades
122
Variable Lever Arm
122
Reference Frame Description
122
How to Use Variable Lever Arm
124
Relative ins
126
Configure Relative ins
127
Chapter 4 SPAN with Dual Antenna
129
Installation
129
Configuring ALIGN with SPAN
131
Configuring SPAN with ALIGN
132
Aided Transfer Alignment - ALIGN Injected Azimuth
133
Unaided Alignment
133
Automatic Alignment Mode - Automatic Alignment (Default)
133
SPAN ALIGN Attitude Updates
133
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Table of Contents
OEM7 SPAN Installation and Operation User Manual
2
Proprietary Notice
2
Return Instructions
2
Warranty
2
Table of Contents
3
Notices
8
Fcc
8
Industry Canada
8
European Union (EU)
8
Weee
8
Rohs
9
Reach
9
Ethernet Port
9
Lightning Protection Installation and Grounding Procedure
9
Conventions
11
Customer Support
12
Novatel Knowledge Base
12
Before Contacting Customer Support
12
Contact Information
12
Chapter 1 Introduction to SPAN Technology
14
Fundamentals of GNSS+INS
14
Models and Features
15
Related Documents and Information
17
Chapter 2 SPAN Installation
18
Hardware Description
18
Hardware Set up
18
Mounting the GNSS Antenna
18
Mount the IMU
19
Connect the IMU to the OEM7 Receiver
19
IMU Direct Connection
20
Use an OEM6 Receiver Command
20
Connect Power
21
MIC Set up
22
Install a MIC in a Stack up Configuration
22
Install a MIC in a Standalone Configuration
28
UIC Set up
33
Mount the SPAN System Components
35
Connect the IMU to the UIC
36
Connect the UIC to a Receiver
36
Connect Power to the UIC and OEM7 Receiver
37
UIC Status Leds
37
IMU Leds
38
Chapter 3 SPAN Operation
40
Definition of Reference Frames Within SPAN
40
OEM7 SPAN Installation and Operation User Manual
40
The Local-Level Frame (ENU)
40
The IMU Body Frame
41
The Vehicle Frame
41
The User Output Frame
42
SPAN Translations and Rotations
42
Translational Offsets
42
Rotational Offsets
44
Communicating with the SPAN System
46
INS Window in Novatel Connect
47
Minimum Recommended Configuration
47
Software Configuration
47
GNSS Configuration
48
INS Profiles
48
SPAN Configuration
49
Real-Time Operation
53
System Start-Up and Alignment Techniques
54
INS Seed / Fast ins Initialization
57
Saving
57
Use at Boot-Up
57
Alignment Type: Bits
58
Navigation Mode
58
NVM Seed Status: Bits
58
Data Collection
59
Lever Arm Calibration Routine
60
Body to Vehicle Frame Rotation Calibration Routine
61
Multi-Line Body to Vehicle Frame Rotation Calibration Routine
62
Configuring an Input Strobe
64
Synchronizing External Equipment
64
Adding Timed Sensor Triggers
65
Configuring the Hardware
65
Configuring the Software
66
Recording Incoming Sensor Events
66
SPAN Wheel Sensor Configuration
66
Using Timed Event Pulses
66
Wheel Sensor Data Collected on IMU
67
Azimuth Sources on a SPAN System
68
Course over Ground
68
Inertial Azimuth
68
ALIGN Azimuth
69
Data Collection for Post Processing
69
Firmware Updates and Model Upgrades
70
Reference Frame Description
70
Variable Lever Arm
70
How to Use Variable Lever Arm
72
The Mount Computation Frame
74
Relative ins
76
Configure Relative ins
77
Chapter 4 SPAN with Dual Antenna
79
Installation
79
Configuring ALIGN with SPAN
80
Configuring SPAN with ALIGN
81
Alignment on a Moving Vessel - Aided Transfer Alignment
81
Alignment on a Stationary Vehicle - Aided Static Alignment
82
OEM7 SPAN Installation and Operation User Manual
82
Unaided Alignment
82
Automatic Alignment Mode - Automatic Alignment (Default)
82
SPAN ALIGN Attitude Updates
82
Novatel OEM7 SPAN Installation And Operation User Manual (191 pages)
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Receiver
| Size: 12 MB
Table of Contents
Oem7®Installation and Operationuser Manual
2
Warranty
2
Return Instructions
2
Proprietary Notice
2
Table of Contents
3
Notices
8
Fcc
8
Industry Canada
8
European Union (EU)
8
Weee
8
Rohs
9
Reach
9
Ethernet Port
9
Lightning Protection Installation and Grounding Procedure
9
Conventions
11
Customer Support
12
Novatel Knowledge Base
12
Before Contacting Customer Support
12
Contact Information
12
Chapter 1 Introduction
14
Related Documents and Information
14
OEM7 Receiver System Overview
14
OEM7 Family Card
15
Enclosure
15
GNSS Antenna
15
Power Supply
15
Optional External Frequency Reference
16
Data Communications Equipment
16
OEM719 Receiver Overview
16
OEM729 Receiver Overview
16
OEM7700 Receiver Overview
17
Chapter 2 Installation of OEM7 Family Receiver Cards
19
Shipping Box
19
Additional Equipment Required
19
Selecting a GNSS Antenna
19
Choosing a Coaxial Cable
20
Power Supply Requirements for Receiver Cards
20
Card Installation Overview
21
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Precautions
21
Mounting the Printed Circuit Board
21
Planning the Mount Location
22
Board to Board Spacing
22
Mounting Options
23
Thermal Dissipation
27
Vibration
27
Preparing the Data, Signal and Power Interface
27
Mounting the GNSS Antenna
31
Connecting the Antenna to the Receiver Card
32
Antenna LNA Power
32
Applying Power to the Receiver Card
33
Connecting Data Communications Equipment
33
Serial Ports
33
OEM719 Multiplexed Port
34
OEM729 Multiplexed Port
35
OEM729 RS-422 Port
35
OEM7700 Multiplexed Port
36
USB Ports
36
Ethernet Ports
38
SPI Ports
38
Test that the Receiver Is Working
39
Installing Novatel PC Utilities
39
Chapter 3 OEM7 Receiver Operation
40
Communications with the Receiver
41
Serial Ports
41
Communicating Using a Remote Terminal
42
Communicating Using a Computer
43
Getting Started
43
Starting the Receiver
43
Communicating with the Receiver
43
Transmitting and Receiving Corrections
45
Base Station Configuration
46
Rover Station Configuration
47
Configuration Notes
47
ALIGN Heading Master and Remote Configurations
48
Automatic Set up for Direct-Wire Connection between Master and Rover Via COM2
48
Manual Set up Via COM2
48
Glide
49
Dual-Frequency GLIDE
49
PDP and GLIDE Configurations
49
Steadyline
50
Maintain
50
Transition
51
Prefer Accuracy
51
Ual
52
Enabling SBAS Positioning
53
Enabling Novatel CORRECT with PPP
53
Terrastar Subscriptions
54
Veripos Subscriptions
55
Rtk Assist
55
Transferring Time between Receivers
56
GPS to Receiver Time Synchronization
56
Time Definitions
56
Procedures to Transfer Time
57
Interference Toolkit
61
Monitoring GNSS Signals
61
Example
61
Monitoring Signals Using a Command Line
61
Example
62
Monitoring Signals Using Novatel CONECT
64
Configure Filters
66
Remove Interference Signals
66
Logging and Retrieving Data Overview
69
Additional Features and Information
69
Strobes
69
Status Indicator
69
External Oscillator
70
Chapter 4 Built-In Status Tests
71
Receiver Status Word
71
Error Strobe Signal
72
RXSTATUSEVENT Log
72
RXSTATUS Log
72
Status Word
72
Error Word
73
Status Code Arrays
74
Receiver Status Code
74
Auxiliary Status Codes
74
Set and Clear Mask for All Status Code Arrays
75
Status LED
75
Chapter 5 Ethernet Configuration
77
Required Hardware
77
Static IP Address Configuration
77
Static IP Address Configuration-Receiver
78
Static IP Address Configuration-Windows 7
79
Confirming Ethernet Setup
80
Dynamic IP Address Configuration
80
Base/Rover Configuration through Ethernet Connectivity
82
Large COM Port Data Throughput
83
NTRIP Configuration
84
Novatel OEM7 SPAN Integration Manual (237 pages)
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Receiver
| Size: 11 MB
Table of Contents
OEM6 to OEM7 Integration Guide
2
Proprietary Notice
2
Table of Contents
3
Customer Support
6
Novatel Knowledge Base
6
Before Contacting Customer Support
6
Contact Information
6
Chapter 1 New for OEM7
8
Chapter 2 New for OEM7 - Firmware
9
Firmware Version Naming
9
New for OEM7 - Commands
9
Replaced Commands
9
Revised Commands
10
Deleted Commands
13
New Commands
13
Canconfig
16
Ccomconfig
18
Comcontrol
21
Connectimu
24
Externalpvas
26
Forceglol2Code
30
Forcegpsl2Code
32
Inscalibrate
34
Insseed
36
Itbandpassconfig
38
Itfrontendmode
40
Itinterferencedetect
42
Itprogfiltconfig
44
Itspectralanalysis
46
J1939Config
50
Nmeaformat
52
Nvmuserdata
55
Pgnconfig
56
Pppbasicconvergedcriteria
57
Pppdynamicseed
58
Pppreset
60
Referencestationtimeout
61
Rtkportmode
62
Rtkreset
64
Saveusbconfig
65
Setinsprofile
66
Setinsrotation
67
Setinstranslation
70
Setsearchtype
73
Usbconfig
74
New for OEM7 - Logs
76
Replaced Logs
76
Revised Logs
76
Deleted Logs
79
New Logs
80
Hwmonitor
82
Insattx
86
Inscalstatus
91
Insconfig
93
Insstdev
96
Insstdevs
98
Insupdatestatus
100
Itbandpassbank
102
Itfilttable
104
Itprogfiltbank
106
Itpsdfinal
109
J1939Status
112
Lbandrawframe
114
Modelfeatures
116
Rangecmp4
120
Rtkassiststatus
132
Rxstatus
134
Safemodestatus
146
New for OEM7 - SPAN
149
Translational Offsets
149
Rotational Offsets
149
INS Profiles
150
INS Seed
150
Multi-Line Body to Vehicle Calibration
150
KVH1725 and KVH1750 Baud Rate Conversion
151
INS Profiles
152
Multi-Line Body to Vehicle Frame Rotation Calibration Routine
153
INS Seed / Fast ins Initialization
155
Saving
155
Use at Boot-Up
155
Alignment Type: Bits
156
NVM Seed Status: Bits
156
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