Leica GR10, Operational Manual

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Configure coordinates and site name step-by-step
This section explains how to configure site coordinates and site name
Step Description
1
Access the web interface.
2
Go to page
GNSS management / Site name and coordinates
.
3
Enter values in the text field
Site code
. This four character ID will be used as identifier for the
instrument and will be used for the name of logged files (first four characters of the file
name).
4
Entering values in fields
Site name
,
Marker name
and
Marker number
is optional as this
information is only used as header information when creating RINEX files.
5
In the second section of the page you can enter the reference coordinates of your site. Either
geodetic or Cartesian coordinates can be entered.
6
The time zone can be set to have all receiver activities aligned to a specific time zone. As a
result all event messages will refer to the chosen time zone. Also the logged files will have
creation time stamps referring to the chosen time zone.
7
Press the
Save changes
button to save all settings.
Configure tracking settings step-by-step
This section explains how to configure the tracking settings.
Step Description
1
Access the web interface.
2
Go to page
GNSS management / Tracking
.
3
On the
General
tab the basic tracking options can be configured.
4
Select the satellite systems you want to track using the check boxes.
5
In the row
Satellite signals
specific signals of a satellite system can be chosen, e.g. the L2P
tracking settings for GPS.
6
Select an elevation cut off angle depending on your site.
7
Select smoothed or unsmoothed code observations using the list box.
8
Enable check box
Message on loss of lock
if you want to get an event message in case a
loss of lock happens.
9
In row
Oscillator
leave the default option “Internal” when no external oscillator is connected.
If an external oscillator should be used select its type and choose the frequency of the time
signal.
10
Press the
Save changes
button to save all settings.
11
For each active satellite system there is an additional tab which allows to manually set
individual satellites to healthy or unhealthy. Please refer to the Content sensitive help topic,
GNSS management: Tracking General for more information on this topic.
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