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Introduction
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receiver and the other is used for communications (modem,
spread spectrum, GSM, or DGPS).
The HiPer+ has standard interior receiver components and two
end panels for user interface, communication, and power supply.
For HiPer+ specifications, see Appendix B.
Internal Components
Features inside the HiPer+ include:
GPS+ antenna
An internal, micro-strip antenna capable of receiving
GPS L1/L2 and GLONASS L1/L2 signals.
Bluetooth Module
A combination of software and hardware technology that
makes the HiPer+ a mobile, wireless, GPS+ receiver that
supports a point-to-point serial profile. As such, the
HiPer+ can transfer and synchronize files between the
receiver and any other Bluetooth wireless technology
device that supports serial profile, including portable
handheld devices and external controllers, PC-USB/RS
adapters, mobile computers and phones, IPAQs,
PCMCA-to-Bluetooth adapters, etc.
With Bluetooth wireless technology, the HiPer+
reception and transmission distance is 10 meters (32 feet)
for interior projects and 30–50 meters (98–164 feet) for
exterior projects.
The Bluetooth module’s processor and firmware are
independent of the receiver card and power board.
Radio Modem
The HiPer+ incorporates an internal modem for receiving
data from a Base station. The Base station’s modem
transmits the carrier phase and code measurements along