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Javad Triumph – Configure Rover NTRIP
You must be using FieldGenius 2010 v4.3.0 or newer.
This document was written using FieldGenius 2010 v4.3.0.7
Coordinate System Settings
Coordinate System Settings
Access this screen by going to Start | Settings |
Coordinate Systems.
Choose the datum settings for the area the GPS
receiver is in. Note: You usually need to extract the
grid (geoid) files for your area before using
FieldGenius.
To do this, use the Datum Grid Editor that is available
on the FieldGenius CD that was shipped with
FieldGenius or download it from our Support
Helpdesk.
But Ellipsoidal is fine when you are testing.
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Instrument Selection Settings
GPS Reference Profile
Access this screen by going to Start | Settings |
Instrument Selection.
To Add or Edit a GPS Reference profile that you
created during your Instrument Profile Setup
You should now press Edit it to access the profile
settings.
GPS Profile
GPS Profile Settings
In the following menus you will be able to setup
or modify your Model and Communication
settings, the three various Tolerance Setting
Modes, your Antenna Height and the Auto
recording feature.
You can return to this menu after each
individual selection by tapping the “close”
button
To begin editing your profile, tap on each of the
Tolerance Settings
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Tolerance Modes
There are three different tolerance modes that
can be set.
Configure the three tolerance modes based on
your needs.
Once connected you can switch between them
on the GPS Control menu.
Active Tolerance Mode
Under the Active Tolerance menu you
can set the default tolerance mode when
you first connect to the rover.
Once connected you can switch
between them on the GPS Control
menu.
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Antenna Height
Select the correct antenna model from the list.
You should always confirm the antenna offsets
to those published for your receiver.
Select User Defined to enter your own offsets if
required.
Pick the Javad Triumph from the Model Menu drop
down. Choose your desired communications port
COM 1 through COM 10 or Bluetooth connection.
Consult your instruments setup guide to find out
which COM port your device works best with, and
match this setting.
Typical serial cable connection will use COM 1.
In this example we’re using a Bluetooth connection.
If you have not already done so you can initiate a
Bluetooth connection search by tapping “Bluetooth
Search”. This will allow you to find all active devices
within connection range.
Choose “Connect” to establish your connection.
Once connected it will skip the instrument settings
menu below taking you directly into the “Link
Configure Menu”
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Correction Link
Select Mobile or Radio as your Link Device.
In the GPS Port field select Internal Device to use
the Javad internal radio or an appropriate port if you
are connecting to an external radio.
See your radio documentation for any further
settings in the Link Communication screen.
Set your Data Format to match the message type
from your base or link connection.
Press the Setup button to set the Radio Settings
or your mobile Network Settings
Radio Settings For a Base/Rover Combination:
Radio Settings
*CRITICAL STEP: Both the base and rover must be
set to the same frequency. Javad range is typically
between 406 and 470 MHz
Chose an Rx Protocol for a rover. Javad default is
Simplex.
Should you choose to scramble your radio signal
you can choose anywhere in the range from 1 to
255
You can adjust your desired radio wattage from the
drop down menu as required. Most Javad radios will
function in the .3 to 1w range
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Network Settings – NTRIP
Network Settings NTRIP
If you choose “mobile” under the link device in your
Link Configuration menu and click Setup you will
find this menu.
Select NTRIP as the Connection Method at the top
of the screen.
Under Network Options, enter the login information
which is used to connect your modem to the
internet.
If you have a password it can be entered in the
UserID2 field.
(If required, scroll down so you do not miss any
settings further down the page).
You can access the Link Configuration
menu from the “Instrument Settings” Icon on
the Map Screen
Note: most of the following menus can only
be accessed once you’ve connected to your
instrument.
From this menu you will be able to affect all of
your Modem and Radio configurations/settings
• Tap on the “Link Configure” menu to
begin.
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