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50 GSR2700 IS Operations Manual
Chapter 6 Collecting Data
The POWERUP configuration tells the receiver:
• What type of data to collect (for example, observations,
ephemeris, almanac).
• Where the data should be stored (for example, in internal
memory, or transmitted through COM1 or COM2).
• The interval at which data should be collected (for example,
every 10 seconds).
• The position (none, fixed, or averaged).
• The antenna height.
• The elevation mask.
• The site name and number.
• The COM port baud rates.
• The wireless communication power settings.
6.3.2 Default POWERUP configuration
The GSR2700 IS initially operates on a default POWERUP
configuration, which is always present on the receiver unless you
remove it using the
Planning software.
There are several default POWERUP configurations available for
the GSR2700 IS. Your receiver is preset with one of five possible
POWERUP configurations. Table 14,
POWERUP Configurations ,
page 51 summarizes the factory setup for each.
NOTE To view the POWERUP configuration settings for your receiver,
use the
Planning software. If you would like the factory default
POWERUP configuration setting changed to another of the five
choices, see your local Sokkia distributor.