Sumo DTS 3m, Руководство оператора и список запасных частей

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5.4.2 Third-party GPS Receivers
Any DGPS receiver may be used if the output is compatible with the head unit.
Changing the GPS baud rate.
Your existing GPS lead will not work if connected directly to the head unit. Connect it to the top
port via the ‘Pro-Series-Jupiter’ lead Pt. No. S/CB/268-1-045.
NOTE 1: The GPS requires a separate power supply from a suitable switched-12V source.
NOTE 2: If sending VRT instructions to a third-party controller, the top port shares DGPS data in and VRT data out via a custom lead.
Refer to section 6 for further information.
5.5 GPS Baud Rate
The RDS box needs to be configured as shown below to match the baud rate with the 3
rd
party
GPS receiver to be compatible. The RDS Default = 4800.
Figure 39. Baudrate setting
5.6 GPS Configuration
5.6.1 To enable the GPS to be used
From the main SETUP menu, select option 5. GENERAL PF
SETUP.
Select 6. Ports Setup

using the arrow keys below the screen
set the TOP PORT to ‘GPS Only’.
If using an RDS GPS 16, select 5. GPS Baudrate and ensure
that the baud rate is set to 9600. If a different GPS is being
used then this speed must be established prior to configuration.
Figure 40. Enabling GPS
If the GPS is communicating correctly then a tick will be shown in the top header bar.
GPS Status:
= No position
= position/ no
diff.
= position / full
diff.