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AsteRx3 Product Family Hardware Manual v2.5.0 

 

 
 

I/O I 

Pin#  Name 

I/O type 

Level 

Comment 

Ground 

0V 

 

COM1_RX 

RS232 

Serial COM 1 receive line (as seen from receiver side) 

COM1_TX 

RS232 

Serial COM 1 transmit line (as seen from receiver side) 

USB_D+ 

I/O 

USB 

USB data signal positive D+ 

USB_D- 

I/O 

USB data signal negative D-   

USB_Vbus 

4.35V≤V

high

≤5.25V  

USB Power.  Cannot be used to power the receiver.   

nRST_In 

LVTTL, PU 

Pulling this pin down for at least 1ms and then releasing 
it resets the receiver. 

 

I/O 

Ethernet 

Ethe 

ETH_TX- 

I/O 

Ethernet_TX- 

10 

 

I/O 

Ethe 

11 

ETH_RX- 

I/O 

Ethernet_RX- 

12 

Ground 

0V 

 

13 

GPLED 

LVTTL 

General-purpose status indicator, see Appendix A. 

14 

PVTLED 

LVTTL 

PVT status indicator, see 

Appendix A

15 

TRACKLED 

LVTTL 

Tracking status indicator, see 

Appendix A

16 

PowerOut 

5V 

Power output, maximum current 200mA 

Note: I=input, O=output, P=power, PU=pull up, PD=pull down. 
 
 

I/O II 

Pin#  Name 

I/O type 

Level 

Comment 

Ground 

0V 

 

COM2_RX 

RS232 

Serial COM 2 receive line (as seen from receiver side) 

COM2_TX 

RS232 

Serial COM 2 transmit line (as seen from receiver side) 

EventA 

BIO0008: LVTTL, PD 
BIO0019: 0-30V 

Event  A input (see Firmware User Manual for operation 
instructions) 

EventB 

BIO0008: LVTTL, PD 
BIO0019: 0-30V 

Event  B  input  (see  Firmware  User  Manual  for  operation 
instructions) 

Reserved 

 

 

 

Button  

LVTTL,  
no pull up/down 

“Button” pin of the receiver (see Firmware User Manual).  
High  to  low  transitions  are  detected  as  “button  pressed” 
events. 

COM3_RX 

RS232 

Serial COM 3 receive line (as seen from receiver side) 

COM3_CTS 

RS232 

Serial COM 3 CTS line 

10 

COM3_TX 

RS232 

Serial COM 3 transmit line (as seen from receiver side) 

11 

COM3_RTS 

RS232 

Serial COM 3 RTS line 

12 

Ground 

0V 

 

13 

nRST_Out 

LVTTL 

This line is tied to ground when the receiver is resetting, 
and left in tri-state in normal operation 

14 

Reserved  

 

 

  

15 

xPPS_Out 

5V-TTL 

Pulse  per  second  output,  see  Firmware  User  Manual.  
Pulse duration: 1.2ms. 

16 

PowerOut 

5V 

Power output, maximum current 200mA 

Note: I=input, O=output, P=power, PU=pull up, PD=pull down. 
 
 

ANTENNA  

The gain of the antenna element together with its low noise amplifier and cable losses summed up until receiver 
connector must be between 15 and 50 dB.  
 
The receiver provides a 5V DC supply by default (see also the Vantenna pin of the PWR connector).  Maximum 
current is 200mA. 
 
Never inject a DC voltage into the ANT connector as it may damage the receiver.  For instance, when using a 
splitter to distribute the antenna signal to several receivers, make sure that no more than one output of the splitter 
passes DC.  Use DC-blocks otherwise. 

 
 

LEDs 

The functionality of the LEDs is described in Appendix A. 

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Страница 1: ...______________________________________________________________________________________________________ AsteRx3 Product Family Hardware Manual v2 5 0 1 AsteRx3 Product Family Hardware Manual Version 2 5 0 ...

Страница 2: ... Hardware Manual v2 5 0 2 AsteRx3 Product Family Hardware Manual Version 2 5 0 December 13 2013 Copyright 2000 2013 Septentrio nv sa All rights reserved Septentrio Satellite Navigation Greenhill Campus Interleuvenlaan 15G B 3001 Leuven Belgium http www septentrio com support septentrio com Phone 32 16 300 800 Fax 32 16 221 640 ...

Страница 3: ...d Usage 12 1 5 Applicable Software Package 12 1 6 Hardware Specifications 12 1 6 1 Power Consumption 12 1 6 2 Environmental 12 2 ASTERX3_OEM 13 2 1 Mechanical Drawings 13 2 2 Antenna Connector 15 2 3 80 pin Connector 15 2 4 Frequency Reference Selection 19 2 5 Ethernet 19 2 6 Stand By Mode 19 2 7 SD Memory Card Usage 20 2 8 Applicable Software Package 20 2 9 Hardware Specifications 21 2 9 1 Power ...

Страница 4: ...E NOTICE Receivers of the AsteRx3 family comply with European Union EU Directive 2002 95 EC on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment RoHS Directive Receivers of the AsteRx3 family comply with the European Union EU Directive 2002 96 EC on waste electrical and electronic equipment WEEE The purpose of this Directive is the prevention of wast...

Страница 5: ...atement 0001 WARNING The power supply provided by Septentrio if any should not be replaced by another If you are using the receiver with your own power supply it must have a double isolated construction and must match the specifications of the provided power supply Statement 0003 WARNING Ultimate disposal of this product should be handled according to all national laws and regulations Statement 00...

Страница 6: ... Perform all service procedures in a static protected environment Always use techniques and equipment designed to protect personnel and equipment from electrostatic discharge Handling Remove static sensitive components and assemblies from their static shielding bags only at static safe workstations a properly grounded table and grounded floor mat and only when you are wearing a grounded wrist stra...

Страница 7: ...____________________________________ 1 AsteRx3_HDC AsteRx3 Product Family Hardware Manual v2 5 0 7 1 AsteRx3_HDC All dimensions expressed in millimeters Mounting holes hole diameter 6mm max diameter of screw head 11mm Weight 500g 131 25 ...

Страница 8: ...left unconnected Please check your input output board version in the hardware release note shipped with your receiver document AsteRx3 Product Group Hardware Release Notes pdf section Hardware Deliverables PWR Pin Name I O type Level Comment 1 Ground P 0V 2 Power1_In P 9 30V Main power input 3 Power2_In P 9 30V Backup power input The receiver automatically switches to Power2_In when the voltage at...

Страница 9: ...er Manual for operation instructions 5 EventB I BIO0008 LVTTL PD BIO0019 0 30V Event B input see Firmware User Manual for operation instructions 6 Reserved 7 Button I LVTTL no pull up down Button pin of the receiver see Firmware User Manual High to low transitions are detected as button pressed events 8 COM3_RX I RS232 Serial COM 3 receive line as seen from receiver side 9 COM3_CTS I RS232 Serial ...

Страница 10: ... 4 must be tied to ground i e to the black wire Cable Name CBL _HDC_USB Part 201043 USB cable to be connected to I O I Cable Name CBL _HDC_COM Part 201042 This cable can be connected to either I O I or I O II corresponding to COM1 and COM2 respectively The GND pin 5 Tx pin 3 and Rx pin 2 of the 9 pin female DSUB9 connector are connected to respectively pins 1 2 and 3 of the 16 pin ODU connector Ot...

Страница 11: ...nd EventB inputs Cable Name CBL _HDC_OE Part 201044 This open ended cable can be connected to either I O I or I O II Check section 1 1 for the ODU pinout Pin Pin Name I O I Pin Name I O II Wire Color 1 Ground Ground Brown Red 2 COM1_RX COM2_RX Orange 3 COM1_TX COM2_TX Red 4 USB_D EventA Green 5 USB_D EventB Yellow 6 USB_Vbus Reserved Blue 7 nRST_In Button Grey 12 Ground Ground Brown Blue 13 GPLED ...

Страница 12: ...er supply if internal logging is active 1 4 SD Memory Card Usage The receiver incorporates a SD memory card for internal logging Refer to the How to section of the Firmware User Manual to learn how to use this feature Before unplugging the power connector or resetting the receiver it is needed to put the receiver in stand by mode and to wait at least 0 5 seconds for the SD card to be cleanly unmou...

Страница 13: ...g Height Bottom side components o 80 pin connector 4 57mm o MMCX connector 3 70mm o Bottom side shield max 4 00mm Top side shield height max 4 40mm PCB width max 1 65mm All mounting holes have an inner diameter of 3 2mm intended for M3 screws The drawings below show the dimensions of the printed circuit board The parts painted yellow only contain mounting holes and can be cut away ...

Страница 14: ..._______________________________________________________________________2 AsteRx3_OEM AsteRx3 Product Family Hardware Manual v2 5 0 14 Top View ...

Страница 15: ... 2 2 Antenna Connector Type MMCX right angle DC voltage As provided by pin 14 of the 80 pin connector Gain range 15 dB to 50 dB antenna gain minus cable losses Never inject a DC voltage into the antenna connector as it may damage the receiver For instance when using a splitter to distribute the antenna signal to several receivers make sure that no more than one output of the splitter passes DC Use...

Страница 16: ...s zero Pin 29 can be used as an enable for the drivers driving the input pins When pull up resistors are needed 10k is recommended Always pull up to 3 3V even when using another voltage at the Vin pins It is recommended to connect the pull up resistors to pin 29 VCC_3V3_OUT Septentrio AsteRx1_OEM AsteRx2_OEM and AsteRx3_OEM receivers share the same 80 pin interface and are electrically compatible ...

Страница 17: ..._O is disabled See also section 2 4 41 Gnd Gnd 0 Ground All ground pins must be connected 43 REF_I I LVTTL 10 MHz square wave frequency reference input Input ignored when EXTREF_STAT is left open Leave unconnected when using the internal TCXO reference See also section 2 4 45 SCOM_CTS2 I LVTTL Serial COM 2 CTS line Tie to ground if not used 47 SCOM_CTS3 I LVTTL Serial COM 3 CTS line Tie to ground ...

Страница 18: ...PPSout O LVTTL PPS output Polarity and rate user selectable See Firmware User Manual for operation instructions Pulse duration 1 2ms Leave unconnected if not used 40 Gnd Gnd 0 Ground All ground pins must be connected 42 Reserved Reserved for future use Leave unconnected 44 Button I LVTTL Input can be connected to a push button typically used to enable and disable internal logging High to low trans...

Страница 19: ...of the 80 pin connector The four lines at the right can be connected to a RJ 45 plug 2 6 Stand By Mode In stand by mode the receiver consumes a fraction of its nominal power There are two ways to request the receiver to enter stand by mode 1 by using the command exePowerMode see Command Line Interface Reference Guide 2 by shortly driving pin 8 nPOWER_TOGGLE low as indicated in section 2 3 After ha...

Страница 20: ...SB interfaces 3 To avoid data corruption the card needs to be correctly unmounted before turning off the power supply This can be done in two ways a By entering the exePowerMode StandBy command before turning off the receiver b By having a sufficient reserve to power the receiver for at least 0 5 seconds after the disconnection of the main power e g with capacitors Using pin 8 nPWR_TOGGLE an indic...

Страница 21: ...AsteRx3_OEM AsteRx3 Product Family Hardware Manual v2 5 0 21 2 9 Hardware Specifications 2 9 1 Power Consumption Nominal operation 3 W Stand by mode 15 mW Max in rush current 1 3A at Vin 3 3V 0 9A at Vin 5 0V 2 9 2 Temperature Range Operational 40 to 85 C Storage 55 to 85 C ...

Страница 22: ...red with the setLEDMode command By default this LED has the DIFFCORLED function see below DIFFCORLED Differential correction indicator In rover PVT mode this LED reports the number of satellites for which differential corrections have been provided in the last received differential correction message RTCM or CMR LED behaviour Number of satellites with corrections LED is off No differential correct...

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