Meinberg IMS-GNS181, Руководство по установке

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4 GNSS Receiver
4.1.3.8 SNS Mode - Satellite Navigation System Mode
If you are using a GNS receiver (GNS or GNS-UC with Up Converter), this drop-down menu allows you to
select one or more satellite systems to be used simultaneously. The following combinations are available:
Info GNS
->Setup GNS <- Setup MRS
Set Outputs
OK
->SNS Mode <-
Antenna Length
Simul. Mode
OK
Set Satellite
Nav.System Mode
*GPS/GALI/GLO
GLON/BEID
GALI/BEID
GALI/GLON
GPS/GALILEO
GALILEO only
GPS/BEIDOU
GPS/GLONASS
BEIDOU only
GLONASS only
GPS only
GPS/GALI/BEI
->Set GNS Param <-
Init GNS Rec.
OK
4.1.3.9 Initiate Cold Boot
This menu lets the user initialize all GNSS data, i.e. all saved satellite data will be cleared. The user has to
acknowledge this menu again before the initialisation starts. The system starts operating in the COLD BOOT
mode and seeks for a satellite to read its actual parameters.
->GNSS Cold Boo
GNSS Warm Boo
Set Position
Set GNSS Time INITIATE
COLD BOOT
OF GNSS RECEIV
Press F2!
OK F2
Antenna Lengt
Simulation Mo
->Init GNSS
OK
4.1.3.10 Initiate Warm Boot
This menu lets the user force the receiver into the Warm Boot Mode. This may be necessary when the satellite
data in the memory are too old or the receiver position has changed by some hundred kilometres since last
operation. Synchronisation time may be reduced significantly. If there is valid satellite data in the memory the
system starts in the
Warm Boot mode, otherwise the system changes into Cold Boot to read new data.
GNSS Cold Boo
GNSS Warm Boo
Set Position
Set GNSS Time
->
INITIATE
WARM BOOT
OF GNSS RECEIV
Press F2!
OK F2
Antenna Lengt
Simulation Mo
->Init GNSS
OK
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