EMAC PCM-3292 User Manual Download Page 1 | Manualshive

Page: 1 / 40

background image

PCM-3292

PC/104 GPS Module

Users Manual

1
2
3
...
»

Summary of Contents for PCM-3292

Page 1: ...PCM 3292 PC 104 GPS Module Users Manual...

Page 2: ...ULSELEN Set 1PPS Pulse Length 16 5 4 Navigation Aiding Commands 16 5 4 1 INITAID Initial Position And Time Aiding 16 5 4 2 ALTAID Set The Altitude Aiding Mode 17 5 4 3 SETLIMIT Set Limits For Altitude...

Page 3: ...Update Rate Default 1 second Operation Temperature 40 C to 85 C Storage Temperature 40 C to 95 C Operating voltage 5V 5 ripples within 50mVp p Antenna supply 3 3V Antenna External active antenna Powe...

Page 4: ...Name JP8 IRQ3 JP13 IRQ3 JP18 IRQ11 JP9 IRQ4 JP14 IRQ4 JP19 IRQ12 JP11 IRQ5 JP16 IRQ7 JP20 IRQ14 JP12 IRQ7 JP17 IRQ10 JP21 IRQ15 Table 2 PIN No PIN Name PIN No PIN Name PIN No PIN Name JP4 COM1 JP5 COM...

Page 5: ...0V 0V 2 SD7 RESET SBHE MEMCS16 3 SD6 5V LA23 IOCS16 4 SD5 IRQ9 LA22 IRQ10 5 SD4 5V LA21 IRQ11 6 SD3 DRQ2 LA20 IRQ12 7 SD2 12V LA19 IRQ15 8 SD1 ENDXFR LA18 IRQ14 9 SD0 12 LA17 DACK0 10 IOCHRDY KEY MEMR...

Page 6: ...Enable Open Disable JP12 IRQ7 Short Enable Open Disable Interrupt Port Select The default setting is COM3 IRQ5 Enable Enhance Jump No Define Note JP13 IRQ3 Short Enable Open Disable JP14 IRQ4 Short E...

Page 7: ...output pulse that transitions from a logic low condition to a logic high at a 1 Hz rate The TMARK output pulse rise times typically less than 2 nanoseconds and the pulse duration is typically 25milli...

Page 8: ...8 4 0 Module Dimensions 3250 3775 250 125 350 3550 200 200 200 500 250 1050 300 Unit mil 16 5 28 6 1 6 Unit mm...

Page 9: ...tart Module will behave as if no valid ephemeris or PVT data were available 2 Request warm start 3 Request hot start Requires RTC time valid ephemeris and PT data Calculates a fix as soon as PS time i...

Page 10: ...nownGood fix ephemeris and almanac data to flash memory 5 1 2 PWRDOWN PCM3292 Sleep Mode Commands PCM3292 to sleep mode Using the sleep mode is recommended when navigation isn t needed PCM3292 consume...

Page 11: ...ages one would set mask as 0x1000 0x8000 0x9000 See examples below Note that hexadecimal digits A B C D E and F must be in capital letters Enables a message used for special purposes speed Communicati...

Page 12: ...L 1 Position pinning on off 1 on 3 BOOL 1 Velocity smoothing on off 4 BOOL 1 Position smoothing on off 10 BOOL 1 Carrier smoothing on off 17 BOOL 0 Route nav msg task messages to host enables calculat...

Page 13: ...Synchronous NMEA Output Mode Enables or disables the synchronous NMEA output mode In the synchronous output mode all the enabled NMEA navigation messages are outputted approx once per second regardle...

Page 14: ...doesn t affect logged data Log data is cleared with PFST LOGCLEAR command 5 2 9 RESTORE Restores Default Parameter Set Restores factory default parameter set PFST RESTORE NOTE Navigation has to be sto...

Page 15: ...292 outputs PPS pulse 2 PPS static mode PCM3292 outputs PPS pulse 3 PPS roving mode PCM3292 outputs PPS pulse 5 3 2 PPSPOS PPS Static Mode Antenna Position Sets the antenna coordinates for PPS static...

Page 16: ...or finding the satellites and receiving the first valid navigation fix If the position isn t known the initial time may also be given alone by omitting the position parameters i e using the command wi...

Page 17: ...ltitude given in the altitude parameter altitude Constant altitude in meters above the sea level used in altitude aiding mode 2 This parameter is ignored in other modes The constant altitude is subjec...

Page 18: ...ORDS is the amount of free space in 16bit words and ITEMS is how many log items fit into the free space with the current logging settings 5 5 3 LOGGET Output logged data Output logged data items This...

Page 19: ...PFST LOGNUM The number of logs NUM is displayed on the reply message PFST LOGNUM NUM hh 5 5 8 LOGSETTING Set logging settings Sets the logging settings PFST LOGSETTING LEVEL MININT MINMOVE MAXINT MAXM...

Page 20: ...a a xxxx hh CR LF hhmmss dd UTC time hh hours mm minutes ss seconds dd decimal part of seconds xxmm dddd Latitude xx degrees mm minutes dddd decimal part of minutes N S Either character N or character...

Page 21: ...are in the PRN number order Only the SNR signal to noise ratio value is available until a position fix is attained The elevation and azimuth angles are also added after a fix Note that there CAN be th...

Page 22: ...s dddd decimal part of minutes N S Either character N or character S N North S South yyymm ddd d Longitude yyy degrees mm minutes dddd decimal part of minutes E W Either character E or character W E E...

Page 23: ...ng T Degrees heading units m m Magnetic heading This value is available if magnetic model data has been stored to the flash memory available since firmware rev 1 08 M Degrees Magnetic heading units s...

Page 24: ...tem 056 Masirah Island 057 United Arab Emirates 058 Saudi Arabia 059 Oman 060 Qatar 061 Singapore 062 East Malaysia 063 Japan Korea 064 Japan 065 Okinawa 066 South Korea 067 Australia 1966 068 Austral...

Page 25: ...nd Madeira Islands 167 Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands 168 South Greenland 169 Sao Miguel 170 East Falkland Island 171 Salvage Islands 172 Tristan da Cunha 173 Cocos Islands 174 Republic of Maldives 17...

Page 26: ...procedure Using the sleep mode is recommended when navigation isn t needed since CT5510 consumes remarkably little power in the sleep mode and still re acquires the navigation fix quickly after waking...

Page 27: ...ll automatically be restarted after waking up from the sleep mode PFST PWRDOWN hours minutes seconds or PFST PWRDOWN hours How many hours to sleep minutes How many minutes to sleep seconds How many se...

Page 28: ...avigation data of the previous actual navigation fix until a new fix is acquired PFST INITAID time date lat N S long E W altitude time UTC time in hhmmss dd format hh hours 2 digits mm minutes 2 digit...

Page 29: ...00102 CR LF Sets the initial time only NOTE This command has to be given before starting navigating If AUTOSTART is active navigation has to be stopped after switching on the power then issue the INIT...

Page 30: ...n the flash memory prior to shutting down Off time contributes to the start time of CT5510 General rules of thumb is as follows Between 1 to 4 hours Hot Start 10 15 seconds Over 4 hours Warm Start 35...

Page 31: ...avigation information or a subset of them Latitude longitude coordinates with a resolution of 0 0000001 degrees about 1 cm on earth surface Altitude with a resolution of 1 meter Time with a resolution...

Page 32: ...0 stores time and latitude longitude coordinates at each point Step 2 Logging start mode By default logging is disabled To activate logging set the logging start mode to 3 In this mode a new log is cr...

Page 33: ...memory as new logs are created each time when logging is started with the given settings The number of logs can be displayed with the PFST LOGNUM command e g PFST LOGNUM CR LF The system responds with...

Page 34: ...is configured as described above a new log is created each time when navigation is started To stop using the logging capability the logging can be disabled by setting the start mode to zero Using NMEA...

Page 35: ...A new point won t be added to a log if the time elapsed since the previous log point is less than the minimum interval time set An exception is that if the maximum movement limit is exceeded then a n...

Page 36: ...point is logged when at least 5 seconds has elapsed from the previous point and the distance from the previous point is at least 15 meters Example Assume that the limit settings are defined as follow...

Page 37: ...ontrols if and how CT5510 should start logging when GPS navigation is started Depending on the start mode the system may create a new log each time when logging is started or continue using the old lo...

Page 38: ...these alternative approaches Using the NMEA protocol In this approach the CT5510 outputs the logged data to the NMEA serial port as standard NMEA messages Using the iTalk protocol The binary iTalk pro...

Page 39: ...Description LOGCLEAR Erase log data from CT5510 s memory LOGFREE Calculate how much space is left for log data LOGGET Output logged data as standard NMEA messages LOGINFO Show log information LOGMODE...

Page 40: ...matic recovery checks due to the power loss the next power up time may be longer It s also possible that CT5510 s logging system may occasionally unable to continue the previous log logging start mode...

Reviews:

No comments

Related manuals for PCM-3292

RUNNING DYNAMICS POD

Brand: Garmin Pages: 128

GPSMAP 8 10 Series

Brand: Garmin Pages: 204

Brand: Magellan Pages: 82

Brand: Eddy Wireless Pages: 21

Brand: RUPTELA Pages: 42

Brand: Whirlwind Pages: 16

PathFinder P 3106

Brand: Pentagram Pages: 24

Brand: Raytheon Pages: 10

Brand: UniGuard Pages: 6

Brand: SkyBitz Pages: 6

Traffic Assist 7927

Brand: Becker Pages: 2

Brand: Dual Pages: 13

Brand: Inventec Pages: 26

Brand: GPS Collars Pages: 3

Brand: GPS Pages: 176

Brand: Micron Electronics Pages: 10

LiteStar II Air

Brand: Hemisphere GPS Pages: 135

Brand: EmFinders Pages: 18

Brands by name

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Popular brands

Load more brands