Sokkia GSR2700 ISX, Operation Manual

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GSR2700 ISX Operations Manual 39
System Setup
Chapter 5
3. Press the power button. The GSR2700 ISX will initialize and
issue a “Receiver Ready” message (or matching sound) when
complete.
4. If you are using a Bluetooth connection, connect from the PC
to the receiver.
5. Communicate with the GSR2700 ISX. For example, you can
use:
POWERUP Configuration Manager or Planning software
to customize the POWERUP configuration, GSR2700 IS/ISX
Config Tool software to adjust settings, or SOKKIA software
(e.g., Spectrum Survey/Planning ) to transfer data to the PC.
5.3 Setting Up for Field Operations
The GSR2700 ISX can be used for real-time kinematic (RTK)
surveys as a base or rover, as well as for kinematic or static
surveys. This section provides an overview of the equipment and
setup for typical uses of the system.
5.3.1 Typical RTK rover setup
A typical RTK rover setup includes: a range pole, the
GSR2700 ISX receiver with an internal GSM/GPRS or UHF radio,
and a data controller. A typical rover setup also include using one
of the following to receive corrections:
• Internal UHF radio
• Internal GSM/GPRS radio used in one-to-one mode (for
example, one GSR2700 ISX receiver to another)
• Internal GSM/GPRS radio used through the Internet (for
example, to a GSR2700 RS or NTRIP base station)
NOTE If you use a Bluetooth connection to communicate between the
data controller and the receiver, and/or between the receiver
and another Bluetooth-enabled device (e.g., a mobile phone
receiving RTK corrections from an Ntrip base station), you do
not require any cables.