Hi,
anybody having some experience with this board..
I have the following problemafter power on the board it does not output
any msg only if I use the TrimbleStudio SMT software..on my PC..
Is there any solution to use the board without the PC/software ???
Thanks a
It's easy: let it run with the power on, what else? What exactly do you
mean: no PC and what instead of the PC? Trimble products generally use the
TSIP protocol, not a human readable one like the NMEA. Yes, the NMEA isn't
easy to read but usually you can figure out date, time, lat/lon and 3D fix
A quick look at the Trimble Resolution SMT GPS revealed that the TSIP
packet 0x7A can manage the NMEA output: what sentences and their time
interval so the TrimbleStudio must have that option.
On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 1:58 PM, Azelio Boriani azelio.bori...@screen.itwrote:
It's easy: let it run
Azelio,
As I said NO any type of msg comes out from the boardonly When I use the
TrimbleStudio SMT software which seems to me it sending some kind of
initialization to the board.
Rgds Ernie.
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Oh My God..IT'S ALIVE !!! :-)
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In a message dated 25/06/2012 01:14:25 GMT Daylight Time, gandal...@aol.com
writes:
Hi All
I'd like to say thanks again to all who've offered advice and information
on this one, either via the list or directly, and having now been
Yes, but what do you want to use instead of the PC? Nothing? A
microprocessor board? A display? The Arduino? The SMT can run alone whitout
nothing connected, except for the antenna, of course. Then you can use the
PPS, otherwise it will be very strange to let a GPS run without nothing
connected
Hi,
anybody having some experience with this board..
I have the following problemafter power on the board it does not output
any msg only if I use the TrimbleStudio SMT software..on my
PC..
Is there any solution to use the board without the PC/software ???
Thanks a
Hi David,
thanks a lot for the info, I have also the 1PPS output, but had the
impression that it will also output TSIP or any other kind of MSG upon
power-up... and you can configure the board as required of the need.it
outputs according to the TrimbleStudio SW is TEP format but any
Hi David,
thanks a lot for the info, I have also the 1PPS output, but had the
impression that it will also output TSIP or any other kind of MSG upon
power-up... and you can configure the board as required of the need.it
outputs according to the TrimbleStudio SW is TEP format but any
On 06/25/2012 09:37 AM, Erno Peres wrote:
Hi David,
thanks a lot for the info, I have also the 1PPS output, but had the
impression that it will also output TSIP or any other kind of MSG upon
power-up... and you can configure the board as required of the need.it
outputs according to
Hi
Probably best to let it run for a couple weeks before doing anything really
serious with it.
Bob
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Sent: Monday, June 25, 2012 8:23 AM
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Subject:
Hi Bob
Initially I just wanted to confirm all was working, oscillator, oven, and
EFC, and have put it to one side for now, but I agree it should run for at
least a couple of weeks to settle down once it's powered more permanently.
I've got a plot I made of another nice Vectron
Hi
Letting it sit on the power supply should not damage to an OCXO (this one or
any other). Having it baked in when you need it is a lot easier than
waiting two weeks once you have the need :)...
Some will stabilize to X.XXX pp(what ever) in fewer days than others. They
all get better if you
I agree totally, but if you could see the current state of my test area
you'd understand why I just wanted to run a few hours quick test to make sure
it was ok and then get it out of the way for now:-)
regards
Nigel
GM8PZR
In a message dated 25/06/2012 17:39:53 GMT Daylight Time,
Hi David,
I have chked vith TAC32 SW, 9600 Baud and Motorola binary code and it is
working OK. even will initialize the SMT gps board when there is a power
interruption and no any protocol comes out.
Also chked with the Winoncore SW and it display data but not all.. and this
SW does
Most of the SMT boards on the market come configured for TEP protocol which is
(somewhat) compatible with the Motorola receivers. You can use a program like
TRIMBLEMON to configure it for TSIP and 9800,8,N,1 serial format. Once you do
that, the latest version of Lady Heather will work with
Thanks, Clint! Your essay rests in my database...
Don
C. Turner
FWIW, I've re-crystalled a number of those 100 MHz-area '229 and
similar Vectron oscillators and have had pretty good results and I
thought that I'd make a comment or two.
clip
--
Neither the voice of authority nor the weight
I have a couple of Vectron 229-5657-1 OCXOs, nominal 80 MHz, that have a
different pin out to that reported by Nigel. These have the SMA output
and only a 24 V supply to pins 2 for + and 6 ground. No EFC.
From the output spectrum, I think these are also doubling from a 40 MHz
crystal.
Dan
I knew something nagged: blowing off dust, I found two of these,
non-adjustable. One is at 101.136364 MHz, and the other at 107.864583
MHz. They're 24 volt, pin 2 (cw bottom view) and case pin 6. Other pins
open.
The interesting thing is that I had bought some really inexpensive
AD9850 boards on
While looking for something else in the archives, I saw mention of the
following book by a list member:
Experimentation: An introduction to measurement theory and experiment
design, By D.C. Baird.
I found an online, limited preview and it seemed very readable, so I
decided to purchase the book.
http://www.kentuckynewsnetwork.com/cc-common/news/sections/newsarticle.html?feed=104668article=10225815
-John
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Yeah, I read it. Typical Fox. The headline isn't accurate since they spoofed
the civilian GPS system, not the military GPS.
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On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 6:43 PM, li...@lazygranch.com wrote:
Yeah, I read it. Typical Fox. The headline isn't accurate since they
spoofed the civilian GPS system, not the military GPS.
I think it is. Currently the military uses GPS guided drones put the
article says they will see more and
Too little, too late. Iran proved they could get through their supposedly
encrypted system (yeah, right, encrypted).
Civil air patrol uses volunteers to fly border missions for under $100 an hour,
which is far cheaper than those drones. But it doesn't make the drone
manufacturers any money.
The USAF rediscovered manned aircraft for surveillance lately such as the
U-28 or the civilian version (PC-12). They don't attract as much attention.
Also the MC-12, which is just a Beechcraft. The FBI flies Cessnas. There is a
lot to be said for hiding in plain sight.
Back to the GPS
Hi David,
I have chked vith TAC32 SW, 9600 Baud and Motorola binary code and it is
working OK. even will initialize the SMT gps board when there is a
power interruption and no any protocol comes out.
Also chked with the Winoncore SW and it display data but not all.. and
this SW does
Most of the SMT boards on the market come configured for TEP protocol which
is (somewhat) compatible with the Motorola receivers. You can use a program
like TRIMBLEMON to configure it for TSIP and 9800,8,N,1 serial format.
Once you do that, the latest version of Lady Heather will work with
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