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Video Encoder/Decoder Model VED-M

Operation Manual

Description

The Video Encoder/Decoder (VED) Model VED-M has two modes of operation, encode

and decode.  When GPS data from an external GPS receiver is available, the VED automatically
enters the encode mode.  In encode mode GPS data is inserted into camera video in both alpha-
numeric and edge-code format.   The edge-code data consists of one bit per video line placed
immediately after horizontal sync.  Edge-code data appears at the far left of the screen in a video
monitor capable of underscan.  The edge-code is not visible in normal scan.  When video
containing edge-code is input, the VED automatically enters the decode mode.  In decode mode
the edge-code is read and GPS data is output in simulation of a GPS receiver.

Applications

The VED with video camera and video cassette recorder (VCR) comprise a complete

GPS data acquisition and retrieval system.  In the encode mode imagery and GPS data are stored
together on convenient video tape.  In the decode mode GPS data is recovered from the playback
video and output in a form compatible with popular moving map programs,  thereby allowing
simultaneous viewing of camera picture and map location.  Since complete GPS data is stored on
each video field, the VED will output GPS data even when the VCR is paused, or when the input
is a captured video image.  For fleet vehicle identification, the VED serial number is included in
the on-screen display.  A rotary switch allows GMT or UTC time to be offset to local time.  The
hour offset is also displayed to maintain a link to UTC time.  Internal switches allow for top or
bottom screen display, and selection of English or metric units.

Power

The VED operates at 100 milliamps with nominal 12 VDC (9-16 VDC) input power.

Input power up to 30 VDC can be used provided that the installation allows for dissipation of 3
watts of heat from the VED enclosure.  The power input connector is a 2.1 mm jack with long
barrel to allow use of locking plugs.  The center pin is positive and reverse polarity protection is
built-in.  Input power is routed through a polycrystalline self-resetting fuse inside the VED to
several pins on the COM connector to provide power to the GPS receiver and other sensors.  It is
recommended that the power source be fused at 1 amp for additional protection.  

Note:

 Some 2.1

mm plugs do not have recessed center pins.  Avoid use of these plugs.  If the center pin contacts
the barrel of the jack during insertion, a short circuit will occur.

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Страница 1: ...ms thereby allowing simultaneous viewing of camera picture and map location Since complete GPS data is stored on each video field the VED will output GPS data even when the VCR is paused or when the input is a captured video image For fleet vehicle identification the VED serial number is included in the on screen display A rotary switch allows GMT or UTC time to be offset to local time The hour of...

Страница 2: ...atellites separated by a or a from the horizontal dilution of precision HDOP If more than 9 satellites are tracked the number of satellites tracked remains at 9 A indicates normal track and a indicates differential track The HDOP ranges from 00 to 99 and is an indication of the quality of the position fix based on geometry Smaller numbers indicate higher quality with 00 or 01 being excellent To ac...

Страница 3: ...repancy between the output data and the time displayed on the video monitor Magnetic deviation is not included in the message A dummy GPGSA message is output for compatibility with certain moving map programs but the message contains no valid data Computer Adapter Cable This optional Y adapter cable allows a computer to monitor live GPS data from the receiver in encode mode and playback GPS data i...

Страница 4: ...age PGRMO 1 CR LF Where is replaced by the name of the message Available messages are GPGGA GPGSA GPGSV GPRMC GPVTG GPRME PGRME PGRMV PGRMF LCGLL and LCVTG Note Enabling too many messages may slow output interval to two seconds or more To disable pulse per second PGRMC 1 CR LF 12 commas To enable pulse per second PGRMC 2 CR LF The GPS receiver is wired to the DB15M connector as follows Receiver Si...

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