GPS500 Technical Reference Manual V4.0 - Leica Geosystems

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MC500 - A ruggedized version of the SR530 designed specifically for Machine Control. Can also be utilised as a dedicated GPS Reference Station. Please refer to Appendix I for specific details. RS500 - A dedicated GPS Reference Sation receiver designed for permanent installation. Please refer to Appendix J for specific details. GS50 - This receiver has been specifically designed for GIS applications. Please refer to Appendix K for more information that is specific to the GS50 and the corresponding PCsoftware GIS DataPRO. 14 1. Introduction Technical Reference Manual-4.0.0en
1.3 The TR500 Terminal The TR500 Terminal provides a full user interface to all System 500 GPS Receivers. It can be used to set parameters in the receiver and to steer the GPS measurement operation. The TR500 can be used to set and store parameters in one GPS receiver and then removed and used to set parameters in another System 500 receiver. The receiver can then be used in the field without the TR500 attached. Note that whilst this is possible when measuring in any mode, for a Reference or Rover, it is recommended that the Receiver only be used without a TR500 at Reference stations or with Static/Rapid Static Rovers. The TR500 is connected either directly to the receiver or via a cable. Data input is via a fully alphanumeric QWERTY keyboard and an LCD display of 32 x 12 characters which may be illuminated. TR500 mounted on the Receiver TR500 connected using the cable Technical Reference Manual-4.0.0en 15 1. Introduction
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Page 3 and 4: Technical Support Technical Support
Page 5 and 6: View of chapters Chapter 1 Chapter
Page 7 and 8: Contents, continued 5. Configuring
Page 9 and 10: Contents, continued 10.7 Code Log S
Page 11 and 12: 1. Introduction System 500 is used
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Page 17 and 18: PC Card versus Internal Memory The
Page 19 and 20: 1.5.1 Charging the Batteries GEB121
Page 21 and 22: 2.1 GPS Receiver ports All other co
Page 23 and 24: Equipment Checklist 1. GPS Antenna
Page 25 and 26: 2.3 Equipment Setup - Post Processe
Page 27 and 28: Procedure 1. Set up the tripod. 2.
Page 31 and 32: The Next Steps If the Receiver has
Page 35 and 36: 2.6 Equipment Setup - Post Processe
Page 37 and 38: How to set up the equipment 1. Scre
Page 41 and 42: 2.8 Equipment Setup - Real-Time Ref
Page 43 and 44: How to set up the equipment Follow
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Page 61 and 62: 2.14 Using the Minipack The Minipac
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2.15.2 Antenna Height components 1.
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2. Tripod Setup MRP VE1 VE2 VO VO V
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2.15.3 Measuring Slope Heights VE2
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3.1 Setting up the Equipment 3.2 Op
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3.4.3 Memory Status LED Memory Stat
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4.1 Screen Layout When activated fo
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4.2 Status Icons Accuracy Status Hi
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Radio Status GSM Status Memory Stat
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Battery Status Battery Voltage OK B
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4.4 General Operating Principles Th
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Alternatively you can move down the
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The following screen will appear th
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Antenna Select the Antenna configur
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systems in the field using Applicat
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Real-Time For Static or Rapid Stati
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5.1.1 Advanced Operation Mode for S
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STOP P-PRC - Defines the method use
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5.2 Configuring the Receiver for Po
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Use ALL (F5) to reveal System 300 a
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Coding If you wish to select a codi
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key is pressed. During postprocessi
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To define your own Id Template pres
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Working Example 1 (cont) Field Proc
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Logging In addition to the function
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Working Example Application - Picki
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Antenna Select the Antenna configur
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Further options are available on th
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Real-Time 1/2 Configures the parame
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Note that a different port must be
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Real-Time 1/2 Configures parameters
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5.4 Configuring the Receiver for Re
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Use the DEFLT (F5) key to reveal de
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Coding If you wish to select a codi
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A complete description of all avail
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Log Auto Positions - Will automatic
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The logging of Auto-Positions may a
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Id - Displays the way in which the
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If Abs is chosen then the Avg. Limi
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East Pos - Sets the position of the
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Height Smoothing and Filter techniq
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Logging In addition to the function
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Threshold Settings In addition to t
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EAO (F3) allows the default method
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Creating a New Job Press NEW (F2) t
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7.1 Static and Rapid Static Survey,
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To break the auto numbering press S
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7.1.5 Adding a Starting Time It wil
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The line Time to go changes to Stat
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7.2 Post-processed Kinematic Survey
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To select the code: 1. Use the left
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Initialization on the Fly without s
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Adding Point Annotations Point Anno
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7.3.1 Measuring procedure You will
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RRRRMMDD_HHMMSSS Where: RRRR = last
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7.4 Real-Time Rover, Surveying New
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To select the code: 1. Use the left
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Measuring procedure with starting t
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or Highlight the interval that is i
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Note that adding a code is only pos
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7.4.8 Using the INIT key The INIT (
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Hidden Points A hidden point is a p
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Bearing and Distance, height includ
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Double Bearing, height included If
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Double Distance, height included If
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Chainage and Offset, height exclude
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Backward Bearing & Distance, height
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Then one of three scenarios can ens
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Store Pts - The Job where the stake
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7.5.4 Orientation The Orientation d
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Start+Endpoint The Line is defined
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7.5.5 Polar and Orthogonal There ar
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7.5.7 Using the Redraw function 7.5
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FILT (F6) allows to change the filt
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The graphical display is a square u
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1. Measurement/Stakeout of transiti
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You may also enter a completely dif
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Procedure Grid is selected as the S
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If you simply wish to add aditional
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If a point within the grid is obstr
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8.1.1 Importing, Selecting and Defi
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8.1.3 Defining and Activating/Deact
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8.2 Free Coding 8.2.1 Importing, Se
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8.2.3 Adding a Free Code When a Fre
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9. The CONFIG Key The CONFIG key ca
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9.2 General - Units Enables you to
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9.5 General - Time and Initial Posi
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9.8 General - Identification The Se
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9.12 Interfaces - ASCII Input Use -
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Working Example 1 You need to compl
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9.13 Interfaces - Hidden Point The
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9.16 Interfaces - PPS Out The PPS O
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Press PARAM (F5) to modify addition
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10. Status The Status of all Receiv
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2. Real-Time Reference 10.2 Stop an
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10.3 Position Moving Mode 5 Sats si
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Grade - Grade between the first po
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10.5 Satellite Status Information a
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REF (F6) This key is available when
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10.10 Sensor Status 10.11 Software
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11. Applications 11.1 Determining a
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When ASCII is selected, the ASCII (
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Use INFO (F5) to see where the geoi
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New WGS84 points may be measured fr
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For a 2-Step transformation first t
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11.2 Adding Points to Existing Coor
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Pressing INFO (F5) again reveals th
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Filter By - Sets a filter on the po
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Any existing Wake-up Sessions are d
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Inverse This function enables you t
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Traverse This function enables you
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Input: P1 - Start point of line (E,
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Intersection: Bearing - Distance Th
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Distance -- Offset This function en
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3 Point Arc This function enables y
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11.7 Area The Area function enables
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Job - Allows access to the standard
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12. Utilities The Utilities menu it
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12.3 Enter Security Code The securi
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13.3 Coordinate System 13.4 Antenna
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Select the file Type of the source
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Press IFACE (F5) and set Use Device
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13.11 Firmware TR500 13.12 Language
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13.17 Beacon Station List 13.18 Mod
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Appendix A - Operating and Storage
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Appendix C - Seismic Record Format
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Appendix E - NMEA Message Formats T
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GGA - Global Positioning System Fix
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GGQ - Real-Time Position with CQ GL
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GSV - GPS Satellites in View LLK -
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ZDA - Time and Date Format $GPZDA,
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1) Input into sensor 2) Output out
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GPS Antenna Info Record Files beaco
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RS232 Port 1, 2 and 3 of the Sensor
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Radio Modems and Channel Switching
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With User defined you may press SCA
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Press the OPT (F4) key to access th
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The SCAN functionality can be used
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Status of the GSM phone To access t
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Press the OPT (F4) key to access th
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Use the RSTN (F4) key to display th
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If Ref Stn ID is set to Automatic i
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Using a SMARTgate box SMARTgate is
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Using the Telemax Service To make u
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Hidden Point Hidden Point devices a
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If you are using a device that meas
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Standard Features The MC500 include
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Operating and Storage Temperatures
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Appendix J - RS500 Introduction The
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Using the TR500 with the RS500 When
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Starting the Ring Buffer Once the c
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Configuring Meteo Devices Press the
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Appendix K- GS50 / GS50+ and GIS Da
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DGPS For real-time DGPS positioning
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Hardware and Accessories (cont) LAS
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Operation and Configuration The GS5
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Configuration: Coding The GS50 / GS
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Configuration: Formats The line for
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Data Collection with the GS50 and G
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