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Owned by Sparklike Ltd., Roger-GPS Ltd. is a company specialized in GPS technol-
ogy. Its customers include a wide range of users who need GPS signal reception 
indoors. Users include rescue services, police, defence, airlines and companies 
manufacturing, selling and servicing GPS terminals. Roger-GPS Ltd.’s business con-
cept permits the use of GPS devices and services in places where it was previously 
impossible.

The company was established in 2009 to carry on the development, manufacture and 
marketing of GPS products started by Sparklike Ltd. In September 2008 Sparklike 

Ltd. launched the first CE-certified GPS repeater and product family approved by the 

communications authorities in Finland and Sweden for use as radio-licensed devices. 
So far it is the only product of its type to meet the applicable standards.

The first GPS repeater users in Finland and Sweden are the fire-fighting and rescue 

services. Additionally, devices have been installed in the premises of local police de-
partments and airlines and in testing and servicing companies.

The increasing popularity of GPS terminals has generated new applications and given 
rise to expectations that these devices would be able to operate indoors as well.

Contact information:

Roger-GPS Ltd.
Särkiniementie 5 C 6
FIN-00210 Helsinki
FINLAND
e-mail: [email protected]
BI: 2246514-0 

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Summary of Contents for GPSR-BP

Page 1: ...How to use ROGER GPS Repeater and accessories...

Page 2: ...BP 6 ROGER GPS Repeater controls and connectors 7 Technical information 8 9 GPS repeater installation 10 Troubleshooting 11 Splitter and Amplifier Installation instructions 11 ROGER GPS Amplifier GPSR...

Page 3: ...g the location instead of time consuming acquisition of GPS data Please note that ROGER GPS repeater cannot be used for indoor navigation since the receiver will always give the position of the outdoo...

Page 4: ...like Ltd launched the first CE certified GPS repeater and product family approved by the communications authorities in Finland and Sweden for use as radio licensed devices So far it is the only produc...

Page 5: ...4 RF cabling 19 5m 1 GPS Repeater The GPS repeater works by receiving GPS signals from satellites with an outdoor antenna The signals are then transmitted to indoors via cable and re radiated by the G...

Page 6: ...d the coordinates through the repeater 3 Power supply The GPS Repeater system is powered by a DC wall adapter supplied in the installation kit 4 Cable The standard cable supplied with the repeater is...

Page 7: ...ut for active antenna 4 Status LED The LED of the repeater should flash a few times at startup and then turn constant red or green 5 Integrated antenna inside the case Technical information Size 110 1...

Page 8: ...building and connect the cable RG58 supplied with the kit to the antenna and to the repeater installed indoors 4 Install the GPS repeater transmitter by fixing it to ceiling wall or a suitable mount 5...

Page 9: ...ds to the same direction as the LED Ideally the transmitter should be located so that any desired GPS receiving location like an an tenna on top of a van in a garage has a direct line of sight to the...

Page 10: ...the gain setting Check that there are no interference signals close to the receiving antenna The system is very sensitive to interference at the GPS L1 frequencies 1575 42 20 MHz Small indoor coverage...

Page 11: ...L1 frequency band and it includes a filter to remove unwanted signals that may have entered the cable at somepoint The amplifier is powered though the output signal cable by the ROGER GPS Repeater an...

Page 12: ...iving antenna If the signal is to be transmitted to fewer than five repeaters the unused ports should be terminated TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Size 110 143 28mm Weight 185 g Operating temperature 35 85...

Page 13: ...mm Weight 195 g Operating temperature 35 85 C Connectors TNC female input TNC female output Frequency range 1575 42 15MHz filtered Noise figure 3 8dB Impedance 50 Gain 18dB Splitter section Connectors...

Page 14: ...should be placed as close as possible to the outdoor antenna and as it is powered by the ROGER GPSR 1 repeater through the coaxial cable no separate power line connection is required Two ROGER Line A...

Page 15: ...na to repeater loss 16 dB Even if the low loss RG 214 RG 213 cable is higher cost than RG 58 RG 223 if it s only a question of increasing the distance between the outdoor antenna and a single repeater...

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