Javad TRIUMPH-LS, User Manual

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Introduction
such data is collected across large regions from many
users, it could go a long way towards ensuring a cleaner
environment and the safeguarding of our GNSS bands.
To filter its own harmonics which are generated from internal
circuitries, individually each TRIUMPH-LS’
s
Internal GNSS
antenna is calibrated inside a very quiet place; an anechoic
chamber. The unique calibration profile for your receiver is
also stored on the Javad GNSS server as backup. Should you
ever need to, your receiver’s internal antenna calibration
profile can be restored using an Internet connection.
Print Screen
Screen captures are easily facilitated
with press of a single key devoted to this
purpose allowing you to conveniently
document your activity whenever you
want. These screen captures provide and
preserve a wealth of information for later reference and for
sharing with others.
To enable easy retrieval, J-Field helps you keep track of
screen shots by first, a clear naming policy. Each screen’s
3-character prefix is the name of the receiver followed by
the name of that screen and finally the suffix is its date
stamp.
File storage is also handled very logically with screenshot
images stored under the parent folder; ScreenShots and
then grouped by day.
Bumpy blue line is an example of interference found on GPS L5
and which the TRIUMPH-LS has mitigated
Black line shows the spectrum scan of the frequency of GPS L5
Blue line shows the voltage required to mitigate interference