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Series 4000 D
If you have changed any of the Series 4000 receiver’s Control settings,
you may have to re-configure the receiver before it can communicate
with the Asset Surveyor software. For more information, see
Configuring the Receiver to Work with the Asset Surveyor Software,
page 261.
Note – The standard Series 4000 datalogger cabling provides power
to the TSC1 datalogger when it is communicating with the Series 4000
GPS receiver.
D.3 Turning the Receiver Off
When you turn off the TSC1 datalogger or select Disconnect from the
Utilities menu, the Asset Surveyor software turns off the Series 4000
GPS receiver to avoid depleting the receiver’s batteries. The TSC1
datalogger then runs on its own internal batteries.
Note – The TSC1 datalogger cannot turn the Series 4000 receiver
back on. You must turn the receiver on using [POWER] the button on the
receiver’s front panel.
D.4 Configuring the Receiver to Work with the Asset
Surveyor Software
The Asset Surveyor software configures most aspects of the Series
4000 receiver which concern it when communications between the
Asset Surveyor software and the receiver are established.
You usually do not need to configure any settings on the Series 4000
receiver’s front panel.
Note – The earliest version of the Series 4000 receiver navigation
firmware with which the Asset Surveyor software works is version
5.64. If you try to use the Asset Surveyor software with an earlier
version, the Asset Surveyor software displays the message 4000 Nav.
firmware needs updating. In this event, contact your Trimble dealer to
obtain an upgrade to the firmware in your Series 4000 GPS receiver.
TSC1 Asset Surveyor Operation Manual 261