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Establishing a GPRS Connection.......................................... 20
Establishing a GSM Connection in CSD Mode ....................... 21

CDMA Connection Using an External Cell Phone ....................... 21

Editing the Default Dialup String ......................................... 22
Pairing Bluetooth Between Receiver and External Cell Phone . 22
Setting Up the Internet Connection ...................................... 24

Using the Camera .................................................................. 25

Taking a Picture................................................................. 25
Renaming a Picture ............................................................ 25
Rotating a Picture .............................................................. 25
Cropping a Picture.............................................................. 25
Auto-correcting a Picture .................................................... 26
Deleting a Picture .............................................................. 26
Changing Picture Settings ................................................... 26

Making a Video...................................................................... 26

Setting the Duration of a Video Film..................................... 26
Starting a Video ................................................................. 27
Ending a Video................................................................... 27
Playing Back a Video .......................................................... 27
Renaming a Video .............................................................. 28
Deleting a Video................................................................. 28

Voice Setting......................................................................... 28

GNSS Toolbox............................................................................ 29

Options................................................................................. 29
GNSS Settings ...................................................................... 30
Differential Mode................................................................... 30
NMEA Output........................................................................ 32
GNSS Status ......................................................................... 33
Reset.................................................................................... 34
Troubleshooting ..................................................................... 34
About ................................................................................... 35
Turn Off GNSS ...................................................................... 35

Platform Specifications............................................................... 36

GNSS Characteristics ............................................................. 36
Processor .............................................................................. 36
Operating System .................................................................. 36
Communication ..................................................................... 36
Physical Characteristics.......................................................... 36
User Interface ....................................................................... 36
Memory ............................................................................... 37
Environmental Characteristics ................................................. 37
Power Requirements .............................................................. 37
Multimedia & Sensors ............................................................ 37
Standard Accessories ............................................................. 37

Summary of Contents for MobileMapper 120

Page 1: ...Getting Started Guide Handheld Platform for MobileMapper 120 ProMark 120 ProMark 220...

Page 2: ...warranty peri od Spectra Precision will repair OR replace the nonconforming Product with new equivalent to new or reconditioned parts or Product OR refund the Product purchase price paid by you at Spe...

Page 3: ...elect the newsletter upgrade or new product infor mation you desire CE a Caution CAUTION Danger of explosion if battery is in correctly replaced Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommend...

Page 4: ...the FCC and can be found under the Display Grant section of www fcc gov oet ea fccid after searching on FCC ID NZI802111A This device is compliant with SAR for general popu lation uncontrolled exposur...

Page 5: ...reen 9 Keypad Scroll and Enter Buttons 9 Stylus and Stylus Holder 9 Built in GNSS Antenna 9 Microphone 9 Built in GSM Antenna 10 Built in Bluetooth Antenna 10 Receiver Rear View 10 Camera Lens 10 Loud...

Page 6: ...26 Changing Picture Settings 26 Making a Video 26 Setting the Duration of a Video Film 26 Starting a Video 27 Ending a Video 27 Playing Back a Video 27 Renaming a Video 28 Deleting a Video 28 Voice S...

Page 7: ...eceiver Follow the instructions below Turn over the receiver and rotate the finger screw counter clockwise a quarter turn and pull the trap door open Insert the battery as shown The label must be outw...

Page 8: ...he plug that fits your country s AC outlet standard see 2 and slide it into the AC adapter 3 A click must be heard when fully inserted Connect the AC adapter to an electric outlet Put the docking stat...

Page 9: ...8 until the Power LED next to this button lights up in green This turns on the receiver When first turning on the receiver screen 1 below is displayed Follow the procedure below to install a language...

Page 10: ...ft key then the Enter key This will take you back to screen 1 from which you can resume the language installation step from the beginning Press the Enter key again to start the language installation S...

Page 11: ...t the screen backlight to the desired level between 0 and 10 The resulting brightness is obtained when you release the cursor Tap OK to save your setting Tap to return to the Home screen Setting Backl...

Page 12: ...en Regional Settings It s a good idea to customize your receiver so that it complies with a number of local preferences such as country s currency decimal point representation time and date formats et...

Page 13: ...S Toolbox and more particularly the GNSS Status function see GNSS Status on page 33 When enough satellites are tracked you can start using your receiver and run your application software Switching to...

Page 14: ...use context in which the receiver was before entering the Suspend mode Turning the Receiver Off After you have finished your field work turn off your receiver by holding the Power button 8 pressed un...

Page 15: ...n GNSS Antenna The receiver incorporates a built in antenna 6 The receiver should be held properly to optimize satellite reception Microphone A microphone is used by the voice recorder Keep the small...

Page 16: ...mpartment 13 Receiver Side View Left Power Button With the receiver off pressing the Power button 14 until the screen wakes up will turn on the receiver After the receiver has completed the boot seque...

Page 17: ...input 17 to connect an external antenna to the receiver When an external antenna is connected the built in antenna is automatically disconnected from the receiver input The antenna input connector is...

Page 18: ...es As a battery charger once powered by the AC adapter The docking station can charge the battery inserted in the receiver as well as an additional battery placed at the back of the docking station Wh...

Page 19: ...ttery fully charged Off No battery connected Blinking red every second Temperature inside battery exceeds upper limit Charging suspended until temperature is back to normal If persisting remove the ba...

Page 20: ...ver can also enter the Suspend mode automatically in case of a very low battery after dismissing successively the two low battery alerts or after an idle time that you can set through Start Settings P...

Page 21: ...apter LED Indicator The tables below summarize the different statuses reported by the Power Charging LED 1 Table 1 Standalone Receiver Power Mode LED Indication On Green a few seconds at power on then...

Page 22: ...on Power Mode Internal Battery Status Comment Blinking red at 1 sec time interval On or off Battery charging suspended because battery temperature too high This should be a temporary situation Chargin...

Page 23: ...your field data In case of long time storage remember Li Ion batteries must always be recharged regularly about every six months This is to prevent irreversible damage of the batteries Battery Chargi...

Page 24: ...to you COM1 Primarily dedicated to Bluetooth Beam File for file transfer If not used for this purpose then COM1 may be used as a Bluetooth Serial Port COM2 Dedicated to ProMark Field or MobileMapper...

Page 25: ...ires that you purchase a SIM card from a mobile communication provider Depending on the type of service you have subscribed to your provider will provide the appropriate SIM card as well as personal i...

Page 26: ...Before the receiver takes you back to the Home screen you may be asked to enter the pin code if one is requested This request may be removed through Menu Phone Settings Security tab when the Wireless...

Page 27: ...onnections Tap and hold the name of the connection profile you have just created e g My Connection and select Connect Take a look at the title bar and check that the Connect icon looks like this after...

Page 28: ...will be instrumental in providing you with this string Once it has been returned to you the dialup string should be entered in the receiver using the Dialup String utility Select File Explorer and go...

Page 29: ...choice a two digit figure for example This step is for securing the connection with the cell phone You may not wish to enter a passcode in which case you can skip this step For some cell phones howeve...

Page 30: ...he phone manufacturer The standard number is 99 but the user guide of your cell phone may specify a different number Please use the one provided Tap Next then enter the user name and password if any T...

Page 31: ...and close the window The picture you have taken can be found in the My Device DCIM folder use File Explorer to open this folder Renaming a Picture With the DCIM folder open tap on the desired picture...

Page 32: ...folder Tap Camera to turn on the camera Wait a couple of seconds until the center of the window displays the viewfinder of the camera Tap Menu then Resolution Choose one of the dimensions available ex...

Page 33: ...video settings the video camera will stop filming as explained below With a preset time limit 15 or 30 seconds the video camera will stop filming automatically and close the video file after this tim...

Page 34: ...and hold the desired video file Select Delete in the context sensitive menu Tap Yes to confirm file deletion Voice Setting For best quality voice recording you need to change the default voice samplin...

Page 35: ...can also be sent from this module About Views versions of installed software and firmware Turn off GNSS Allows you to turn off the GNSS section of the receiver when GNSS reception is temporarily unne...

Page 36: ...ith an elevation angle less than the specified elevation mask will be rejected 5 degrees is the default and recommended value for this parameter External antenna This field is visible only if an exter...

Page 37: ...default setting for this option is Automatic When a network connection becomes active and this option is highlighted in the list of possible data links the Connect button is changed into a Disconnect...

Page 38: ...with Fast Output option activated or 0 5 second otherwise up to 1 minute The available NMEA messages are GGA GLL GSA GSV RMC RRE VTG ZDA GST and GNS NOTE 1 COM2 is a virtual port dedicated to third pa...

Page 39: ...MS and baseline length meters or feet depends on the region language and country you selected in Settings System Regional Settings The Satellites tab displays a polar diagram showing the locations in...

Page 40: ...e reporting poor GNSS performance poor accuracy abnormally long TTFF etc Should this happen please proceed that way Open the GNSS Toolbox and tap on Troubleshooting Activate the Enable debug file outp...

Page 41: ...se it otherwise About In addition to providing the software version of the GNSS Toolbox this function also reports the following GNSS firmware version System firmware version Receiver serial number Tu...

Page 42: ...talian Greek Chinese Simplified Japanese or Korean Software package includes GNSS Toolbox Internet Explorer Microsoft Office Mobile ActiveSync Communication Cellular Built in GPRS EDGE class 12 modem...

Page 43: ...0 C 4 to 140 F Storage temperature 25 to 70 C 13 to 158 F Humidity 10 to 90 non condensing Waterproof Vibration and Shock ETS300 019 vibration Mil STD 810 method 514 5 Free drop 1 2 m on concrete Powe...

Page 44: ...tton 9 Environmental characteristics 37 External antenna 11 External antenna GNSS 30 External antenna input GNSS 11 External cell phone 21 F Firmware options 29 G GNSS antenna built in 9 GNSS receptio...

Page 45: ...13 S SBAS 30 Scroll button 9 SD Card 11 SDIO interface 11 Sensors 37 SIM card 19 22 SIM card insert 19 Standby 27 Start shooting video 27 Stop shooting video 27 Stylus 9 Suspend mode 7 14 T Time limi...

Page 46: ...vision of Trimble Navigation Limited Spectra Precision and the Spectra Precision logo are trademarks of Trimble Navigation Limited or its subsidiaries 631659 01 B Rue Thomas Edison ZAC de la Fleuriaye...

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