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Novatel SPAN-SE User Manual (418 pages)
Brand:
Novatel
| Category:
Receiver
| Size: 7 MB
Table of Contents
Proprietary Notice
2
Table of Contents
3
Software License
14
Terms and Conditions
16
Warranty Policy
18
Customer Support
20
Contact Information
21
Firmware Updates and Model Upgrades
22
Notices
23
Primary and Secondary Lightning Protection
26
Foreword
27
Introduction
29
SPAN System Imus
29
Fundamentals of GNSS/INS
30
Models and Features
31
SPAN-SE Receiver
29
Supported IMU Types
32
SPAN-SE Installation
33
SPAN-SE Hardware Description
33
SPAN-SE Example Installation
34
Typical Static Base Set-Up
35
Receiver Enclosure Back Panel
36
SPAN-SE Hardware Installation
37
Mount Antenna
37
SD Memory Card
36
Receiver Enclosure Back Panel Labels
37
Mount IMU
38
Connect Interface Cables
38
SPAN-SE Cable Connections
39
Connect Power
40
Power Button
40
IMU Power Supply
40
Power Button States
40
SPAN-SE Power Button
41
SPAN-SE Power Connection
41
SPAN-SE LED Indicators
42
Connect Additional Equipment
43
Connect a Device with a MARKIN Pulse
43
SPAN-SE Operation
44
Definition of Reference Frames Within SPAN
44
Local-Level Frame (ENU)
44
SPAN Computation Frame
45
Enclosure Frame
45
Vehicle Frame
46
Communicating with the SPAN System
46
INS Window in Connect
49
Software Configuration
50
GNSS Configuration
50
SPAN IMU Configuration
52
Real-Time Operation
54
Inertial Solution Status
54
Configuration for Alignment
55
INS Configuration Command Summary
55
System Start-Up and Alignment Techniques
55
Navigation Mode
57
Data Collection
58
Solution Parameters
58
Lever Arm Calibration Routine
59
Vehicle to Body Rotations
60
Vehicle to SPAN Frame Angular Offsets Calibration Routine
63
SPAN Wheel Sensor Configuration
64
Wheel Sensor Updates Using the Event Input Lines
64
Logging Wheel Sensor Data from SPAN-SE
65
Wheel Sensor Updates Using the Iimu-FSAS IMU
65
Wheel Sensor Updates Using the WHEELVELOCITY Command
65
Data Collection for Post Processing
66
Status Indicators
67
SPAN-SE Status Leds
67
Positioning Mode Leds
67
SPAN-MPPC Status LED
68
SPAN-SE LED Indicators
67
Status LED Flash Sequence Example
68
SD Card
69
SD Card Access Door
69
Logging Data to the SD Card
70
Insert the SD Card
70
Prepare the Card
70
Select Logs to Send to the SD Card
71
Start and Stop Logging
71
Auto-Logging on Start-Up
72
Log a Pre-Defined List of Logs
72
Reading Data from the Card
73
Adding Timed Camera Triggers
73
Configuring the Hardware
73
Configuring the Software
74
Using Timed Event Pulses
74
Synchronizing External Equipment
74
Configuring a Synchronous Output Pulse
74
Configuring an Input Strobe
75
Event out
75
SPAN-SE Ethernet Connection
76
Configuring for TCP or UDP Operation
76
Configuring the Ethernet Connection Settings
76
Configuring Log Requests Destined for the Ethernet Port
77
Connecting to the Ethernet Port
77
Dual-Antenna Functionality
78
Dual-Antenna Functionality 4.1 Overview
78
Installation
78
Configuring ALIGN with SPAN-SE-D
79
Configuring ALIGN with SPAN-MPPC-D
79
Configuring SPAN with ALIGN on SE-D and MPPC-D Models
79
Alignment on a Moving Vessel - Aided Transfer Alignment (Default)
80
Alignment on a Stationary Vehicle - Aided Static Alignment
80
Unaided Alignment
80
SPAN ALIGN Attitude Updates
81
API Functionality
82
Overview
82
Loading User Applications
82
Verifying Loaded User Applications
83
Starting, Stopping and Removing a User Application
83
Starting a User Application
83
Stopping a User Application
83
Removing a User Application
84
Variable Lever Arm
85
Overview
85
Technical Description
85
Rotation Results
86
Usage
87
Simple Configuration
86
Appendix A Technical Specifications
88
Span-Se
88
SPAN-SE Receiver
88
SPAN-SE Power Cable
92
SPAN-SE I/O 1 Green Cable
93
I/O 1 Green Cable Connector Pin-Outs
94
SPAN-SE I/O 2 Yellow Cable
95
I/O 2 Yellow Cable Connector Pin-Outs
96
Inertial Measurement Units (Imus)
97
Universal IMU Enclosure
97
Universal IMU Enclosure Specifications
97
Universal IMU Enclosure Top/Bottom Dimensions
97
Universal IMU Enclosure Side Dimensions
98
IMU Center of Navigation
99
Universal IMU Enclosure Interface Cable
100
Universal IMU Enclosure Interface Cable Pinouts
101
Universal IMU Enclosure Electrical and Environmental
103
HG1700 IMU (Single-Connector Enclosure)
104
HG1700 IMU Specifications
104
IMU (Single-Connector Enclosure)
107
HG1700 Top/Bottom Dimensions
104
LN-200 IMU Enclosure Top/Bottom Dimensions and Centre of Navigation
107
LN-200 IMU Specifications
107
Iimu-FSAS
110
Iimu-FSAS Specifications
110
Iimu-FSAS Top/Bottom Dimensions
110
Iimu-FSAS Enclosure Side Dimensions
111
Iimu-FSAS Center of Navigation
112
Universal IMU Interface Cable
113
Iimu Interface Cable Connections with a SPAN-SE
114
IMU Interface Cable Pin-Out
115
Legacy Iimu-FSAS Cable y Adapter Pin-Out
116
Corrsys Datron WPT
117
Imar Imws Pre-Installed
117
Cable Modification for Corrsys Datron WPT
118
Imu-Cpt
120
IMU-CPT - Side and Perspective View
120
Technical HW Specs for IMU-CPT
120
IMU-CPT Top, Front and Bottom View
121
IMU-CPT Connector Pin-Out Descriptions
122
IMU-CPT Development Terminated Cable
122
Appendix B Commands
125
Command Formats
125
Using a Command as a Log
125
DOS Commands
126
Mass Storage Device
126
DIR - Show Directory
127
CD - Change Directory
127
FORMAT - Format Storage Medium
127
MKDIR - Make Directory
127
RMDIR - Remove Directory
127
PWD - Present Working Directory
128
Ftp
128
SPAN-SE Command Reference
129
ALIGNMENTMODE Set the Alignment Mode
129
APPLICATION Start and Remove Applications
130
APPLYVEHICLEBODYROTATION Enable Vehicle to Body Rotation
131
ASSIGNLBAND Set L-Band Satellite Communication Parameters
132
L-Band Mode
133
COM Port Configuration Control
135
COM Serial Port Identifiers
136
Handshaking
136
COMCONTROL Control the RS232 Hardware Control Lines
138
Parity
136
Tx, DTR and RTS Availability
138
SPAN-SE COM Port Values
139
COMVOUT Turn Power to the Ports on or off
140
DUALANTENNAPORTCONFIG SPAN-MPPC Dual Antenna Port Setup
141
EVENTINCONTROL Control Mark Input Properties
142
EVENTOUTCONTROL Control Event-Out Properties
143
EXTHDGOFFSET Set the Angular Offset
144
Format the SD Card
145
FRESET Factory Reset
146
FRESET Target
146
GIMBALSPANROTATION Gimbal Frame to SPAN Frame Rotation
147
GNSSCARDCONFIG GNSS Port Configuration
148
Serial Port Interface Modes
150
ICOMCONFIG Set Icomx Protocol
151
INPUTGIMBALANGLE Input Gimbal Angles into the SPAN-SE
152
IPCONFIG Set IP Information
153
INSCOMMAND ins Control Command
154
INSZUPT Request Zero Velocity Update
155
INSZUPTCONTROL ins Zero Velocity Update Control
156
LEVERARMCALIBRATE ins Calibration Command
157
LOG Request Logs from the Receiver
159
LOGFILE Log Data to a File on the SD Card
163
NMEATALKER Set the NMEA Talker ID
164
NMEA Messages
164
PSRDIFFSOURCE Set the Pseudorange Correction Source
166
DGPS Type
167
RESET Perform a Hardware Reset
169
RTKCOMMAND Reset or Set the RTK Filter to Its Defaults
170
RTKDYNAMICS Set the RTK Dynamics Mode
171
Dynamics Mode
171
RTKSOURCE Set the RTK Correction Source
172
RVBCALIBRATE Vehicle to Body Rotation Control
174
SAVECONFIG Save Current Configuration in NVM
175
SBASCONTROL Set SBAS Test Mode and PRN
176
System Types
176
SETAUTOLOGGING Start SD Card Logging at Boot-Up
178
Setgimbalorientation
179
SETHEAVEWINDOW Set Heave Filter Length
180
SETIMUORIENTATION Set IMU Orientation
181
IMU Center of Navigation (Example)
181
Full Mapping Definitions
183
SETIMUTOANTOFFSET Set IMU to Antenna Offset
184
SETIMUTOANTOFFSET2 Set IMU to GPS2 Antenna Offset
185
SETIMUTYPE Set IMU Type
186
IMU Type
187
SETINITATTITUDE Set Initial Attitude of SPAN in Degrees
188
SETINITAZIMUTH Set Initial Azimuth and Standard Deviation
190
SETINSOFFSET Set ins Offset
192
Setmark1Offset, Setmark2Offset, Setmark3Offset
193
B.4.44 SETMARK1OFFSET, SETMARK2OFFSET, SETMARK3OFFSET SETMARK4OFFSET Set Mark Offset
193
SETMARK4OFFSET Set Mark Offset
193
SETUPSENSOR Add a New Camera Sensor
194
SETWHEELPARAMETERS Set Wheel Parameters
195
SETWHEELPARAMETERS Input
196
SOFTLOADFILE Loads a File to the SPAN-SE
197
SOFTPOWER Power down the SPAN-SE
198
SPANAUTH Add an Authorization Code for a New Model
199
SPANMODEL Switch to a Previously Authorized Model
201
TAGNEXTMARK Add a New Camera Event
202
TIMEDEVENTPULSE Add a New Camera Event
203
UNLOG Remove a Log from Logging Control
204
UNLOGALL Remove All Logs from Logging Control
206
VEHICLEBODYROTATION Vehicle to SPAN Frame Rotation
207
WHEELVELOCITY Wheel Velocity for ins Augmentation
209
Appendix C Command Prompt Interface
210
Dos
211
Windows
212
Appendix D Data Logs
213
Log Types
214
Log Type Triggers
214
Ascii
215
ASCII Message Header Structure
215
Abbreviated ASCII
217
Binary
218
Binary Message Header Structure
218
Detailed Serial Port Identifiers
220
ASCII and Binary Logs with Short Headers
221
GPS Time Status
221
Short ASCII Message Header Structure
221
Short Binary Message Header Structure
221
Message Time Stamps
223
Log Type Examples
224
NMEA Standard Logs
225
SPAN-SE Logs
227
APPLICATIONSTATUS Display Installed and Running Applications
228
BESTPOS Best Position and BESTGPSPOS Best GPS Position
229
Position or Velocity Type
229
Solution Status
231
Extended Solution Status
233
BESTVEL Best Available Velocity Data and BESTGPSVEL Best Available GPS Velocity Data
235
BESTLEVERARM/BESTLEVERARM2 IMU to Antenna Lever Arm
237
COMCONFIG Current COM Port Configuration
238
COMPROTOCOL COM Port Protocol
240
Signal-Used Mask
233
Port Protocol
240
CORRIMUDATA and CORRIMUDATAS Corrected IMU Measurements
241
DIRENT SD Card File List
243
EXTHDGOFFSET Log the Angular Offset
245
GIMBALLEDPVA Display Gimballed Position
246
GLOCLOCK GLONASS Clock Information
247
GLOEPHEMERIS GLONASS Ephemeris Data
249
Bits 0 - 1: P1 Flag Range Values
250
GLONASS Ephemeris Flags Coding
250
GLORAWEPHEM Raw GLONASS Ephemeris Data
252
GPALM Almanac Data
253
GPGGA GPS Fix Data and Undulation
255
GPGLL Geographic Position
257
NMEA Positioning System Mode Indicator
257
Position Precision of NMEA Logs
257
GPGRS GPS Range Residuals for each Satellite
259
GPGSA GPS DOP and Active Satellites
260
GPGST Pseudorange Measurement Noise Statistics
262
GPGSV GPS Satellites in View
264
GPHDT NMEA Heading Log
266
GPVTG Track Made Good and Ground Speed
267
GPZDA UTC Time and Date
268
HEADING Heading Information
269
HEAVE Heave Filter Log
271
ICOMSTATUS Show Communication Port Status
272
IMUTOANTOFFSETS IMU to Antenna(S) Lever Arm
273
Lever Arm Type
274
Lever Arm Source
275
INSATT ins Attitude
276
INSATTS Short ins Attitude
277
INSCOV ins Covariance Matrices
278
INSCOVS Short ins Covariance Log
280
INSPOS ins Position
281
INSPOSS Short ins Position
282
INSPOSSYNC Time Synchronized ins Position
283
INSPVA ins Position, Velocity and Attitude
284
INSPVAS Short ins Position, Velocity and Attitude
285
INSSPD ins Speed
286
INSSPDS Short ins Speed
287
INSUPDATE ins Update
288
Heading Update Enums
289
Wheel Status
289
INSVEL ins Velocity
290
INSVELS Short ins Velocity
291
IPSTATUS Displays Ethernet Port Settings
292
L-Band Subscription Type
293
LBANDINFO L-Band Configuration Information
293
L-Band Signal Tracking Status
295
LBANDSTAT L-Band Status Information
295
Omnistar VBS Status Word
296
Omnistar HP/XP Additional Status Word
297
Omnistar HP/XP Status Word
298
LOGFILESTATUS Displays Information about System Logging
300
LOGLIST List of System Logs
301
MAC MAC Address
304
MARK1COUNT, MARK2COUNT, MARK3COUNT, MARK4COUNT Mark Count
305
MARK1PVA, MARK2PVA, MARK3PVA, MARK4PVA Position, Velocity and Attitude at Mark
306
Clock Model Status
307
MARK1TIME, MARK2TIME, MARK3TIME, MARK4TIME Time of Mark Input Event
307
PASHR NMEA Inertial Attitude Data
309
PORTSTATS Port Statistic
310
RANGE Satellite Range Information
312
Channel Tracking Example
313
Correlator Type
313
Tracking State
313
Channel Tracking Status
314
Range Record Format (RANGECMP Only)
316
RANGECMP Compressed Version of the RANGE Log
316
RAWEPHEM Raw Ephemeris
318
RAWIMU Raw IMU Data
319
Iimu-FSAS Status
321
Litef LCI-1 IMU Status
322
HG1700 and LN200 Status
323
Mode Indication
323
IMU-CPT Status
325
HG1900 and HG1930 Status
326
RAWIMUS Short Raw IMU Data
327
Raw IMU Scale Factors
328
RXCONFIG Receiver Configuration
329
RXSTATUS Receiver Status
331
SPAN Receiver Error
332
SPAN Receiver Status
334
Auxiliary 1 Status
335
OEMV-2 Status
335
RXSTATUSEVENT Status Event Indicator
337
OEMV-3 Status
335
Event Type
338
SPANVALIDMODELS Valid Model Information
339
Taggedmarkxpva Output Information from a MARK Input
340
TIME Time Data
341
TIMEDWHEELDATA Timed Wheel Data
343
VARIABLELEVERARM Display Variable Lever Arm Details
344
VEHICLEBODYROTATION Vehicle to SPAN Frame Rotation
345
VERSION Version Information
346
Status Word
338
OEMV in SPAN-SE Model Designators
346
SPAN-SE Model Designators
346
Component Types
347
VERSION Log: Field Formats
347
WHEELSIZE Wheel Size
348
Appendix E HG1700 IMU in Universal Enclosure
349
Disassemble the Universal Enclosure
350
Remove Base
350
Disconnect Wiring Harness from Enclosure Body
351
Remove IMU Mounting Plate and Bracket
352
Install the HG1700 Sensor Unit
353
Connect IMU to IMU Mounting Plate
353
Remove IMU Mounting Screws
353
Installing IMU to Mounting Plate
354
Assemble into Enclosure Body
355
Fasten Internal Cable Harness
356
Install O-Rings
356
Install Enclosure Body on the Base
357
Screw Enclosure Base to Body
358
Final Assembly
359
Appendix F HG1700 IMU in SPAN HG Enclosure
360
Required Parts
360
Disassemble the SPAN IMU Enclosure
361
Bolts and Hex Key
361
Lift Top Cover, Tube Body and 3 Ring Spacer Screws
362
Install the HG1700 Sensor Unit
363
Span Imu
363
Make the Electrical Connections
364
Attach Flex Cable
364
Re-Assemble the SPAN IMU Enclosure
365
Correct (Flat) Flex Cable Installation
365
Hg1700 Span Imu
365
Incorrect (Bowed) Flex Cable Installation
365
Appendix G LN-200 IMU in Universal Enclosure
366
Disassemble the Universal Enclosure
367
Remove Base
367
Disconnect Wiring Harness from SDLC Card
368
IMU Bracket
368
Remove IMU Bracket/Sdlc
369
Install the LN-200 Sensor Unit
370
Install LN-200 IMU to Base
370
Install Bracket to Base
371
Making Connections
372
Connect Internal Cable Harness
373
Installing the Enclosure Body to the Base
374
Screw Enclosure Base to Body
375
Final Assembly
376
Appendix Hln-200 IMU in SPAN IMU Enclosure
377
Required Parts
377
Disassemble the SPAN IMU Enclosure
378
Bolts and Hex Key
378
Lift Top Cover and Tube Body
379
Install the LN-200 Sensor Unit
380
SPAN IMU Re-Assembly
380
Make the Electrical Connections
381
Attach Wiring Harness
381
Attach Samtec Connector
382
Re-Assemble the SPAN IMU Enclosure
383
Ln-200 Span Imu
383
Appendix I SPAN-SE Interface Card
384
SPAN-SE Interface Card
385
J401 (LED Header)
386
SPAN-SE Interface Card Header Description
386
J500 (Power Button Header)
387
J702 (Input Power Header)
387
J601 (Multi Communication Header A)
388
J606 (Multi Communication Header B)
389
Appendix J SPAN-MPPC Interface Card
390
SPAN-MPPC Mechanical Drawings
391
SPAN-MPPC Interface Card
391
SPAN-MPPC Board Stack (Perspective View)
392
SPAN-MPPC Board Stack (Dimensions)
393
SPAN-MPPC Connector Pin-Outs
394
J600 (Multi Communication Header A)
394
SPAN-MPPC Interface Card Header Description
394
J601 (Multi Communication Header B)
396
SPAN MPPC Breakout Board
398
SPAN MPPC Breakout Board - Connectors
398
SPAN MPPC Breakout Board - J1-J23 Test Points
398
SPAN MPPC Breakout Board - J24 Main Board Connector
399
SPAN MPPC Breakout Board - J25 USB Host Connector
400
SPAN MPPC Breakout Board - J26 Main Board Connector
400
SPAN MPPC Breakout Board - J27 USB Device Connector
402
SPAN MPPC Breakout Board - J28 Ethernet Connector
402
SPAN MPPC Breakout Board - J29 Power Connector
402
SPAN MPPC Breakout Board - J30 Serial Port Connection
402
SPAN MPPC Breakout Board - J31 Serial Port Connection
403
SPAN MPPC Breakout Board - J32 Serial Port Connection
403
SPAN MPPC Breakout Board - J33 Serial Port Connection
403
SPAN MPPC Breakout Board - J34 Serial Port Connection
404
SPAN MPPC Breakout Board - J35 Serial Port Connection
404
SPAN-MPPC to IMU Connection
405
SPAN-MPPC IMU Connections
405
Appendix K Replacement Parts
406
SPAN System
406
Accessories and Options
406
Manufacturer's Part Numbers
407
Appendix L Frequently Asked Questions
408
Index
410
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Table of Contents
Proprietary Notice
2
Table of Contents
3
Software License
11
Terms and Conditions
13
Warranty Policy
16
Customer Service
18
Notices
19
Foreword
20
Introduction
22
SPAN-SE Receiver
22
SPAN System Imus
22
Fundamentals of GNSS/INS
23
Models and Features
24
SPAN-SE Compatible Receiver and IMU Models
24
SPAN-SE Installation
26
SPAN-SE Hardware Description
26
Basic SPAN-SE Set-Up
27
SD Memory Card
28
Receiver Enclosure Back Panel
28
SPAN-SE Hardware Installation
29
Mount Antenna
29
Receiver Enclosure Back Panel Labels
29
Mount IMU
30
Connect Interface Cables
30
Connect Power
31
Power Button
32
SPAN-SW Power Button
32
IMU Power Supply
32
Power Button States
32
SPAN-SE Operation
34
Definition of Reference Frames Within SPAN
34
The Local-Level Frame (ENU)
34
The SPAN Computation Frame
34
The Enclosure Frame
35
The Vehicle Frame
35
Communicating with the SPAN System
36
Vehicle Frame
36
INS Window in CDU
38
Software Configuration
39
GNSS Configuration
39
SPAN IMU Configuration
40
Real-Time Operation
43
Inertial Solution Status
43
Configuration for Alignment
44
INS Configuration Command Summary
44
System Start-Up and Alignment Techniques
44
Navigation Mode
46
Data Collection
46
Solution Parameters
46
Lever Arm Calibration Routine
47
Vehicle to SPAN Frame Angular Offsets Calibration Routine
48
SPAN Wheel Sensor Configuration
49
Wheel Sensor Updates Using the Event Input Lines
49
Logging Wheel Sensor Data from SPAN-SE
50
Wheel Sensor Updates Using the Iimu-FSAS IMU
50
Wheel Sensor Updates Using the WHEELVELOCITY Command
50
Data Collection for Post Processing
51
Status Indicators
52
SPAN-SE LED Indicators
52
Positioning Mode Leds
52
The SD Card
53
Logging Data to the SD Card
53
Insert the SD Card
53
SD Card Access Door
53
Prepare the Card
54
Select Logs to Send to the SD Card
55
Start and Stop Logging
55
Log a Pre-Defined List of Logs
55
Auto-Logging on Start-Up
56
Reading Data from the Card
56
Synchronizing External Equipment
57
Configuring a Synchronous Output Pulse
57
Configuring an Input Strobe
58
Event out
58
SPAN-SE Ethernet Connection
59
Configuring for TCP or UDP Operation
59
Configuring Log Requests Destined for the Ethernet Port
60
Configuring the Ethernet Connection Settings
60
Connecting to the Ethernet Port
60
A Technical Specifications
61
Span-Se
61
SPAN-SE Receiver
61
SPAN-SE Power Cable
64
SPAN-SE I/O 1 Green Cable
65
I/O 1 Green Cable Connector Pin-Outs
66
SPAN-SE I/O 2 Yellow Cable
67
I/O 2 Yellow Cable Connector Pin-Outs
68
Inertial Measurement Units (Imus)
69
Imu
69
IMU Interface Cable Pin-Out (Propak-V3)
71
LN-200 Interface Cable
71
IMU Power Cable Pin-Out
72
LN-200 Power Cable
72
Iimu-FSAS
74
Iimu-FSAS Top/Bottom Dimensions
74
Iimu-FSAS Specifications
74
Iimu-FSAS Enclosure Side Dimensions
75
Iimu-FSAS Centre of Navigation
76
Iimu Interface Cable Connections with a SPAN-SE
77
IMU Interface Cable Pin-Out
78
FSAS SPAN-SE y Adapter Cable
79
FSAS SPAN-SE y Adapter Cable Pin-Out
79
Corrsys Datron WPT
80
Imar Imws Pre-Installed
80
Iimu-FSAS Interface Cable
81
Cable Modification for Corrsys Datron WPT
81
Hg1700 Imu
83
HG1700 Top/Bottom Dimensions
83
HG1700 IMU Specifications
83
B Commands
86
Command Formats
86
Using a Command as a Log
86
DOS Commands
87
Mass Storage Device
87
DIR - Show Directory
88
CD - Change Directory
88
FORMAT - Format Storage Medium
88
MKDIR - Make Directory
88
RMDIR - Remove Directory
88
PWD - Present Working Directory
89
Ftp
89
SPAN-SE Command Reference
89
APPLYVEHICLEBODYROTATION Enable Vehicle to Body Rotation
90
ASSIGNLBAND Set L-Band Satellite Communication Parameters
91
L-Band Mode
92
COM Port Configuration Control
94
COM Serial Port Identifiers
95
Parity
95
Handshaking
95
COMCONTROL Control the RS232 Hardware Control Lines
97
Tx, DTR and RTS Availability
97
SPAN-SE COM Port Values
98
COMVOUT Turn Power to the Ports on or off
100
EVENTINCONTROL Control Mark Input Properties
101
EVENTOUTCONTROL Control PPS Signal Properties
102
Format the SD Card
103
FRESET Factory Reset
104
FRESET Target
104
GNSSCARDCONFIG GNSS Port Configuration
105
Serial Port Interface Modes
106
IFCONFIG Set IP Information
107
INSCOMMAND ins Control Command
108
INSZUPT Request Zero Velocity Update
109
LEVERARMCALIBRATE ins Calibration Command
110
LOG Request Logs from the Receiver
112
LOGFILE Log Data to a File on the SD Card
117
NMEATALKER Set the NMEA Talker ID
118
NMEA Talkers
118
PSRDIFFSOURCE Set the Pseudorange Correction Source
119
DGPS Type
120
RESET Perform a Hardware Reset
122
RTKCOMMAND Reset or Set the RTK Filter to Its Defaults
123
RTKDYNAMICS Set the RTK Dynamics Mode
124
Dynamics Mode
124
RTKSOURCE Set the RTK Correction Source
125
RVBCALIBRATE Vehicle to Body Rotation Control
127
SAVECONFIG Save Current Configuration in NVM
128
SBASCONTROL Set SBAS Test Mode and PRN
129
System Types
129
SETAUTOLOGGING Start SD Card Logging at Boot-Up
131
SETETHPROTOCOL Set Eth1 Protocol
132
SETIMUORIENTATION Set IMU Orientation
133
Frame of Reference
133
Full Mapping Definitions
135
SETIMUTOANTOFFSET Set IMU to Antenna Offset
136
SETIMUTYPE Set IMU Type
137
IMU Type
138
SETINITATTITUDE Set Initial Attitude of SPAN in Degrees
139
SETINITAZIMUTH Set Initial Azimuth and Standard Deviation
141
SETINSOFFSET Set ins Offset
143
Setmark1Offset, Setmark2Offset, Setmark3Offset
144
SETMARK4OFFSET Set Mark Offset
144
B.4.34 SETMARK1OFFSET, SETMARK2OFFSET, SETMARK3OFFSET SETMARK4OFFSET Set Mark Offset
144
SETWHEELPARAMETERS Set Wheel Parameters
145
SETWHEELPARAMETERS Input
146
SOFTPOWER Power down the SPAN-SE
147
SPANAUTH Add an Authorization Code for a New Model
148
SPANMODEL Switch to a Previously Authorized Model
150
UNLOG Remove a Log from Logging Control
151
UNLOGALL Remove All Logs from Logging Control
153
VEHICLEBODYROTATION Vehicle to SPAN Frame Rotation
154
WHEELVELOCITY Wheel Velocity for ins Augmentation
156
C Data Logs
157
Log Types
157
Log Type Triggers
158
Ascii
159
ASCII Message Header Structure
160
Binary
161
Binary Message Header Structure
162
GPS Time Status
164
Message Time Stamps
165
Log Type Examples
166
Description of ASCII and Binary Logs with Short Headers
167
Short ASCII Message Header Structure
167
Short Binary Message Header Structure
167
NMEA Standard Logs
168
SPAN-SE Logs
170
BESTPOS Best Position and BESTGPSPOS Best GPS Position
171
Position or Velocity Type
171
Solution Status
173
BESTVEL Best Available Velocity Data and BESTGPSVEL Best Available GPS Velocity Data
175
BESTLEVERARM IMU to Antenna Lever Arm
177
COMCONFIG Current COM Port Configuration
178
COMPROTOCOL COM Port Protocol
180
Port Protocol
180
DIRENT SD Card File List
181
GLOCLOCK GLONASS Clock Information
182
GLOEPHEMERIS GLONASS Ephemeris Data
184
GLONASS Ephemeris Flags Coding
185
Bits 0 - 1: P1 Flag Range Values
185
GLORAWEPHEM Raw GLONASS Ephemeris Data
188
GPALM Almanac Data
189
GPGGA GPS Fix Data and Undulation
191
To Obtain a Fixed Ambiguity Solution
191
To Maintain a Fixed Ambiguity Solution
192
GPGLL Geographic Position
194
NMEA Positioning System Mode Indicator
194
Position Precision of NMEA Logs
195
GPGRS GPS Range Residuals for each Satellite
196
GPGSA GPS DOP and Active Satellites
198
GPGST Pseudorange Measurement Noise Statistics
200
GPGSV GPS Satellites in View
202
GPVTG Track Made Good and Ground Speed
204
NMEA Positioning System Mode Indicator
204
GPZDA UTC Time and Date
205
INSATT ins Attitude
206
INSATTS Short ins Attitude
207
INSCOV ins Covariance Matrices
208
INSCOVS Short ins Covariance Log
210
INSPOS ins Position
211
INSPOSS Short ins Position
212
INSPOSSYNC Time Synchronised ins Position
213
INSPVA ins Position, Velocity and Attitude
214
INSPVAS Short ins Position, Velocity and Attitude
215
INSSPD ins Speed
216
INSSPDS Short ins Speed
217
INSUPDATE ins Update
218
Wheel Status
219
INSVEL ins Velocity
220
INSVELS Short ins Velocity
221
LBANDINFO L-Band Configuration Information
222
LBANDSTAT L-Band Status Information
224
Tracking State
225
L-Band Signal Tracking Status
225
Omnistar VBS Status Word
226
Omnistar HP/XP Additional Status Word
227
Omnistar HP/XP Status Word
228
LOGLIST List of System Logs
230
MAC MAC Address
233
Mark1Count, Mark2Count, Mark3Count, Mark4Count
234
C.4.37 MARK1COUNT, MARK2COUNT, MARK3COUNT, MARK4COUNT Mark Count
234
Mark Count
234
Mark1Pva, Mark2Pva, Mark3Pva, Mark4Pva
235
Position, Velocity and Attitude at Mark
235
Mark1Time, Mark2Time, Mark3Time, Mark4Time
236
Time of Mark Input Event
236
Clock Model Status
236
PORTSTATS Port Statistic
238
RANGE Satellite Range Information
240
Correlator Type
241
Channel Tracking Example
241
Channel Tracking Status
242
RANGECMP Compressed Version of the RANGE Log
244
Range Record Format (RANGECMP Only)
244
RAWEPHEM Raw Ephemeris
246
RAWIMU Raw IMU Data
247
HG1700 IMU Status
248
LN-200 IMU Status
249
Iimu-FSAS Status
250
HG1700 IMU Status Example
251
RAWIMUS Short Raw IMU Data
252
Raw IMU Scale Factors
253
RXCONFIG Receiver Configuration
254
RXSTATUS Receiver Status
256
SPAN Receiver Error
257
SPAN Receiver Status
259
Auxiliary 1 Status
261
OEMV-3 Status
261
OEMV-2 Status
261
RXSTATUSEVENT Status Event Indicator
263
Status Word
264
Event Type
264
SPANVALIDMODELS Valid Model Information
265
TIME Time Data
266
TIMEDWHEELDATA Timed Wheel Data
268
VEHICLEBODYROTATION Vehicle to SPAN Frame Rotation
269
VERSION Version Information
270
OEMV in SPAN-SE Model Designators
271
SPAN-SE Model Designators
271
Component Types
271
VERSION Log: Field Formats
271
WHEELSIZE Wheel Size
273
D Command Prompt Interface
274
Dos
275
Windows
276
E HG1700 IMU Installation
277
Required Parts
277
Disassemble the SPAN IMU Enclosure
278
Bolts and Allan Key
278
Install the HG1700 Sensor Unit
279
Lift Top Cover, Tube Body and 3 Ring Spacer Screws
279
Span Imu
279
Make the Electrical Connections
280
Attach Flex Cable
280
Incorrect (Bowed) Flex Cable Installation
280
Correct (Flat) Flex Cable Installation
280
Re-Assemble the SPAN IMU Enclosure
281
Hg1700 Span Imu
281
F LN-200 IMU Installation
282
Required Parts
282
Disassemble the SPAN IMU Enclosure
283
Bolts and Allan Key
283
Install the LN-200 Sensor Unit
284
SPAN IMU Re-Assembly
284
Lift Top Cover and Tube Body
284
Make the Electrical Connections
285
Attach Wiring Harness
285
Attach Samtec Connector
285
Re-Assemble the SPAN IMU Enclosure
286
Frequently Asked Questions
287
H Replacement Parts
289
SPAN System
289
Accessories and Options
289
Manufacturer's Part Numbers
290
Index
291
Novatel SPAN-SE Quick Start Manual (4 pages)
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Novatel
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Receiver
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Table of Contents
Box Contents
1
Additional Equipment Required
1
Installing Novatel Pc Utilities
1
Span Hardware Set-Up
1
Led Status Indicators
1
Establishing Receiver Communication
2
Using Connect
2
Determining When the Position Is Valid
2
Entering Commands
2
SAVECONFIG Command
2
Configuring Gnss
2
Enabling Real-Time Kinematic (RTK) Positioning
3
Configuring the Span Imu
3
Configure SPAN with Connect
3
Configure SPAN Manually
3
Configuration for Alignment
3
Logging Data
4
Log SPAN Data
4
Operating the Span System
4
Post-Processing
4
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