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Stonex S9III Plus GNSS Receiver – User Manual

6. Appendices

Appendix 1: Default Radio Settings

S9III PLUS uses a single UHF radio to cover the different the whole band 410-
470 MHz. Preset values is done directly from Stonex Europe in accord to the
following tables:

Tab. A1.1 – Internal radio default frequency

Rate

Channels

MHz

1 Channel

438.125

2 Channel

440.125

3 Channel

441.125

4 Channel

442.125

5 Channel

443.125

6 Channel

444.125

7 Channel

446.125

8 Channel

447.125

Summary of Contents for S9III Plus

Page 1: ...Author AM Ver 1 Rev 4 CS 12 04 2014 User Manual STONEX S9III Plus GNSS Receiver www stonexpositioning com...

Page 2: ...s 24 4 3 How to measure the antenna height 25 5 STONEX Assistant for S9III PLUS 27 5 1 Start Stonex Assistant on your PC 27 5 2 Settings 30 5 2 1 Static Data Survey 31 5 2 2 Dynamic 32 5 2 2 1 Base co...

Page 3: ...Stonex S9III Plus GNSS Receiver User Manual 2 Instrument Approval 60 Pacific Crest XDL Micro UHF 410 470 MHz Data transceiver 60 Appendix 4 Copyrights warranty and environmental recycling 65...

Page 4: ...lighter weight than the previous STONEX receivers S9III PLUS has a special design which makes it waterproof dustproof and vibration proof The batteries and built in radio are set in the bottom of mai...

Page 5: ...ell phones do not normally interfere with receiver s operations It s important to draw your attention to the operational temperatures limits which should not be exceeded for a correct functioning see...

Page 6: ...ttom side there is one slot for the built in radio and GSM GPRS module and one for the battery and SIM card All the others components of the receiver Bluetooth device main board OEM board etc are cont...

Page 7: ...port Fig 2 3 S9III PLUS components and ports d e g a TNC connector for GPRS GSM antenna b 5pins Lemo port for external datalink connection c Battery housing d Front panel e Built in radio and GSM GPRS...

Page 8: ...ery there is the slot for SIM card and SD memory card 2 4 Indicator leds and instrument setup Fig 2 6 S9III PLUS battery housing 1 satellite led 2 static led 3 rover led 4 base led 5 Bluetooth led 6 U...

Page 9: ...rt to blink every 30 seconds for a number of times equal to the number of locked satellites STATIC led red It switches on if the static mode is selected and it starts to blink when the receiver is rec...

Page 10: ...e connected the receiver with the handheld this led will on UHF INTERNAL RADIO led green This led is ON when UHF internal radio is selected as RTK datalink It is blinking when it is transmitting data...

Page 11: ...ing download in rover mode and upload in base mode INTERNAL POWER led green and red It includes two kind of status 1 Green power supply in good condition 2 Red low power below 20 3 Red blinking and be...

Page 12: ...eceiver Press and hold I key for few seconds after three beeps all lights turn off at that point release the key the receiver is off Self Check It is a procedure predisposed for verifying the correct...

Page 13: ...he same time Fig 2 17 then release the keys Now every time you press F key the STATIC ROVER BASE lights will turn on in the corresponding order You can select three different red lights each of them r...

Page 14: ...ct different green lights each one refers to different data link This situation refers only to the rover and base mode since in static mode there is no green light blinking Press I key when the chosen...

Page 15: ...een base and rover by an external device attached through the 5 pin LEMO port it is usually an external radio Bluetooth is an option for sending or receiving the NTRIP corrections to the receiver thro...

Page 16: ...receiver bundle 3 1 The case of S9III PLUS There are two kinds of S9III PLUS cases Rover case and Base case The inner layout of the Base case and Rover case is different Base case has the room for ext...

Page 17: ...es a slot for charging batteries named charger for simplicity and an adaptor The battery are lithium ion battery 7 4V 2500 mAh a technology which has an higher energy to weight ratio with respect to N...

Page 18: ...case of too high temperature red light TEMP 3 3 The antennas S9III PLUS adopts a UHF all direction transmitting and receiving antenna There are three different internal radio settings with different f...

Page 19: ...nal accessory not included in the standard configuration a high gain UHF all directional transmitting antenna for base setup The available ranges are 410 430 MHz 430 450 MHz and 450 470 MHz The antenn...

Page 20: ...ication cable Auxiliary cables LM GK185 ABL LM GK224 AAZ External power supply cables LM GK185 ABL LM GK224 AAZ can be ordered and used to connect an external battery red and black clips to the receiv...

Page 21: ...onex S9III Plus GNSS Receiver User Manual 20 Fig 3 12 2 45m retractable pole Fig 3 13 Bracket Fig 3 14 Tribrach and adapter with optical plummet adapter Fig 3 15 Connector between tribrach and receive...

Page 22: ...Stonex S9III Plus GNSS Receiver User Manual 21 Fig 3 16 Measuring tape...

Page 23: ...tually different model of controller Getac and new S4C The standard configuration of controllers includes the adaptor the battery the USB cable The controller is not part of the accessories for S9III...

Page 24: ...UHF If you are using a direct GSM connection you should attach the gsm antenna into GPRS port 3 Switch on the receiver and check the working mode If it is not correct please see next paragraph 4 2 for...

Page 25: ...STATIC and power light will keep lighted When satellites fulfill the conditions at least 4 GPS or 4 GLONASS satellite PDOP 3 5 receiver will start recording epochs you will hear a beep STATIC light w...

Page 26: ...nd to the mainframe s bottom d is the vertical height from the ground to the middle of the rubber ring both are defined as vertical heights On the contrary the distance s is measured from the ground s...

Page 27: ...Manual 26 Please read the specific manual of STONEX GPS Processor it should be noted that however the slant height s corresponds to the definition Line of Edge of antenna a to Bottom of antenna and d...

Page 28: ...ge of Stonex Assistant The opening page is showed in Fig 5 1 It reports internal system configuration of the GPS receiver S9III PLUS after get PC connection 5 1 Start Stonex Assistant on your PC Conne...

Page 29: ...ort Here you have to insert the correct COM number Usually when the cable is inserted on the USB port the computer should create a new virtual serial port called AT91 USB to serial adapter with a new...

Page 30: ...tonex Assistant From the showed information you can understand about the battery level the firmware version of GNSS board and mother board the antenna information the firmware of radio and gprs intern...

Page 31: ...ow is opening as in Fig 5 4 Fig 5 4 Setting window You can set the survey working mode Static Dynamic Base Rover see the red rectangle in Fig 5 4 and below in Datalink Module the kind of datalink NETW...

Page 32: ...hreshold Define the maximum value of PDOP for valid GPS data in order to avoid bad satellite configuration in the sky suggested value below 3 Point Name Assign a name to the point you are surveying pl...

Page 33: ...iguration is completed click on button Save to update the Receiver configuration 5 2 2 Dynamic In the Dynamic working mode Rover or Base the following parameters should be specified as you can see in...

Page 34: ...ick on it and the Base Setting window will appears on the screen Fig 5 8 Fig 5 7 Base Setting button Fig 5 8 Base Setting window Inside this form you can choose if the Base coordinates must be inserte...

Page 35: ...tive when the conditions are fulfilled base will start to transmit without waiting for a field software command Fig 5 9 Startup By Single Position Click OK to confirm your data entry Startup By a Spec...

Page 36: ...m Network internal radio UHF external radio or external device External Bluetooth device Bluetooth or no datalink No Data link In the base mode we have the same first four choices Network UHF External...

Page 37: ...5 11 a new form will open From here you can choose the type of connection Fig 5 12 Network menu CSD Normal dial GSM call using a phone number that you can insert in Base Number text box When user nee...

Page 38: ...t the base and then the rover Anyway you can also refer to a specific tutorial regarding how to set a direct call between two S9 III PLUS Fig 5 13 CSD Settings PPP For VPN Virtual Private Network user...

Page 39: ...sfer in accord with NTRIP protocol by internet GPRS connection If you select this option you have to insert the following data in the right side see Figure 5 15 a APN parameters for internet connectio...

Page 40: ...t Point and Password if required usually for base it is not required so you can it empty c Enable the automatic connection Fig 5 16 Custom Settings GGA Upload input window provide the interval of NMEA...

Page 41: ...tting insert the frequency expressed in MHz of the radio link associated to each channel There are 8 channels available in the internal UHF radio The allowed frequencies are in the range 410 470 MHz C...

Page 42: ...th the rules of the geographical area Power mode Select the transmission power level low is 0 5 Watt while high is 2 Watt Click on button OK to confirm your choice 5 2 3 3 External This option give us...

Page 43: ...ifferential corrections from handheld to the receiver for example if the handheld is connected through internet or it is connected to a mobile phone connected to internet Please remember that if you s...

Page 44: ...o far for receiving the radio signal so he can put a SIM card inside his rover and try a direct GSM call to the base this is an example but there can be others application of this functionality In Fig...

Page 45: ...he output frequency the maximum allowed frequency depends on the GNSS board option Beside of these there are other 4 available output string specific for S9III PLUS receiver they are GEDOP includes th...

Page 46: ...or download operations You can also choose to convert the downloaded file into RINEX format by checking at box Rinex Format on the top of the page see red arrow with number 2 if receiver has enabled a...

Page 47: ...in meters and specify how the height was measured Measure Mode box there are three different option a Antenna phase center from ground to the phase center not possible from the practical point of view...

Page 48: ...need to order a cable DB9 serial port connection from 5 pin Lemo see below Fig 5 24 Fig 5 24 Cable for serial port forwarding Please note that unintended commands might affect the operation of the re...

Page 49: ...ort Forwarding window Select in box Module the device you want to connect OEMModule BluetoothModule UHFModule NetworkModule and in the box COM the correct serial port number then press Open the softwa...

Page 50: ...ep Then you can switch off the receiver and disconnect USB cable but keep connected the serial cable Once receiver is off you will come back to the main page of Assistant click again on Serial Port fo...

Page 51: ...Ok or another device then you will be able to communicate with the module directly send commands or click Close and start any other software you need for communicating with the board device 5 5 Regist...

Page 52: ...license if the expire date contains the year 2050 it means that the license is already permanent 2 In the input authorization code window you can insert the new temporary or permanent code provided by...

Page 53: ...as in Fig 5 31 is opened Then click on Upgrade button showed by red rectangle to select the location of the folder where the update firmware is located Then select the firmware file and automatically...

Page 54: ...Stonex S9III Plus GNSS Receiver User Manual 53 Fig 5 31 Firmware update window Fig 5 32 Select Firmware Version window...

Page 55: ...irmware update window last step If Stonex will release a new firmware you will receive a communication from your local dealer agent In any other case before doing this operation please ask to the tech...

Page 56: ...over the different the whole band 410 470 MHz Preset values is done directly from Stonex Europe in accord to the following tables Tab A1 1 Internal radio default frequency Rate Channels MHz 1 Channel...

Page 57: ...C 10 5 B3 QPSK B3BOC 15 2 5 L5 QPSK QZSS L1 C A L1 SAIF L2C L5 Position Rate Up to 20 Hz 50 Hz optional Signal Reacquisition 1 sec RTK Signal Initialization typically 10 s Hot Start typically 15 s Ini...

Page 58: ...h Device 2 4 GHz class II maximum range is 50 m Reference Outputs CMR CMR sCMRx RTCM 2 3 RTCM 3 0 RTCM 3 1 Navigation Outputs ASCII NMEA 0183 GSV AVR RMC HDT VGK VHD ROT GGK GSA ZDA VTG GST PJT PJK BP...

Page 59: ...PS GLONASS 7 hours Working time in GSM RTK GPS GLONASS 6 5 hours5 Charge time typically 5 hours Power consumption 3 8 W Remaining time battery light blinking 1 hour PHYSICAL SPECIFICATION Weight 1 2 K...

Page 60: ...fety instructions that are presented in the following form WARNING A Warning alerts about risk for health and or damage to the propriety A warning identifies the nature of the risk and the extent the...

Page 61: ...sceiver Antenna Installation Warning 1 All antenna installation and servicing is to be performed by qualified technical personnel only When servicing the antenna or working at distances closer than th...

Page 62: ...ical blasting caps or in an explosive atmosphere All equipment must be properly used according to the installation instructions for safe operation All equipment should be repaired and calibrated only...

Page 63: ...e applicable Directives Low Voltage and EMC are available at http ec europa eu enterprise sectors electrical FOR USA For your own safety and in terms of the RF Exposure requirements of the FCC always...

Page 64: ...are presented in the following form CAUTION For your own safety and to match the RF Exposure requirements of the FCC always observe these precautions Always maintain a minimum separation distance of...

Page 65: ...introduce the battery in water or liquid substance in general Do not use or store the battery in very hot ambient Do not drop or puncture the battery Do not open the battery and do not put in short c...

Page 66: ...stomer or Dealer and STONEX for the Product and supersede any prior agreement or representation made in any STONEX sales document or advice that may be provided to Customer by any STONEX representativ...

Page 67: ...ng from an improper use from any action or use not provided for in the enclosed user guides and or manuals Shipping policy The Customer or the dealer is required to pay for the charges for shipping of...

Page 68: ...repair fees for any service whether part replacement or repairs and performed by STONEX under request and explicit authorization of the customer itself In this case the customer is charged for return...

Page 69: ...a or 2 any direct or indirect damages lost profits lost savings or other special incidental exemplary or consequential damages whether for breach of warranty contract tort or otherwise or whether aris...

Page 70: ...mail address 3 Wait for STONEX s authorization SPR no 4 When dealer receive the SPR authorization no they can send back to STONEX appointed office the broken part with attached the SPR module 5 When S...

Page 71: ...ection and disposal of electric and electronic devices may vary in accordance with the laws in force in the Country in question This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a...

Page 72: ...Stonex S9III Plus GNSS Receiver User Manual 71 Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected...

Page 73: ...Receiver User Manual 72 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV techni STONEX SRL Via Cimabue 39 20851 Lissone MB Phone 390392783008 390392785575 Fax 390392789576 www stonexpositioning com info...

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