Motorola M12 Oncore Guia do Utilizador

M12+ GPS Receiver User’s Guide

Chapter 1 - Introduction OVERVIEW Nearly a decade of Global Positioning System (GPS) experience, combined with world-class expertise in semicon

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands POSITION FILTER SELECT COMMAND (@@AQ) Applicability: M12+ Positioning and Timing receivers This message enables or disable

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands POSITION FILTER SELECT COMMAND (@@AQ) Motorola Binary Format Query current Position Filter Status: @@AQxC<CR><L

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands POSITION HOLD PARAMETERS MESSAGE (@@As) Applicability: M12+ Positioning and Timing receivers The user can specify Positio

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands POSITION HOLD PARAMETERS (@@As) Motorola Binary Format Query current Position Hold Parameters: @@AsxxxxxxxxxxxxxC<CR&

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands POSITION LOCK SELECT MESSAGE (@@AS) Applicability: M12+ Positioning receivers This message enables or disables the Positi

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands POSITION LOCK SELECT MESSAGE (@@AS) Motorola Binary Format Query current Position Lock Select Status: @@ASxC<CR>&l

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands TIME CORRECTION SELECT (@@Aw) Applicability: M12+ Positioning and Timing receivers This command selects the time referenc

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands TIME CORRECTION SELECT (@@Aw) Motorola Binary Format Query current UTC Time Correction Option: @@AwxC<CR><LF>

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands 1PPS TIME OFFSET COMMAND (@@Ay) Applicability: M12+ Timing Receivers The M12+ outputs a one pulse-per second (1PPS) signa

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands 1PPS TIME OFFSET COMMAND (@@Ay) Motorola Binary Format Query current 1PPS Time Offset: @@AyxxxxC<CR><LF> whe

Chapter 1 - Introduction PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS Features present on all M12+ receivers include the following: • 12-channel parallel receiver design

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands 1PPS CABLE DELAY CORRECTION COMMAND (@@Az) Applicability: M12+ Timing Receivers The M12+ timing receiver outputs a 1PPS s

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands 1PPS CABLE DELAY CORRECTION (@@Az) Motorola Binary Format Query current 1PPS Cable Delay Correction: @@AzxxxxC<CR>

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands VISIBLE SATELLITE DATA MESSAGE (@@Bb) Applicability: M12+ Timing and Positioning Receivers This command requests the resu

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands VISIBLE SATELLITE DATA MESSAGE (@@Bb) Motorola Binary Format Query Current Visible Satellite Data: @@BbmC<CR><L

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands ALMANAC STATUS MESSAGE (@@Bd) Applicability: M12+ Timing and Positioning Receivers This command requests almanac status

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands ALMANAC STATUS MESSAGE (@@Bd) Motorola Binary Format Query Current Almanac Status: @@BdmC<CR><LF> where: m =

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands ALMANAC DATA REQUEST (@@Be) Applicability: M12+ Timing and Positioning Receivers This command is used to command the M12

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands ALMANAC DATA REQUEST (@@Be) (RESPONSE IS Cb) Motorola Binary Format Query Current Almanac Data: @@BemC<CR><LF&g

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands EPHEMERIS DATA INPUT (@@Bf) Applicability: M12+ positioning and timing receivers This command will cause the receiver to

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands EPHEMERIS DATA INPUT (@@Bf) Motorola Binary Format Input Ephemeris Data: @@Bfi[24x{eee}]C<CR><LF> where: i

Chapter 1 - Introduction APPLICATIONS Considering that 24-hour, all weather, worldwide coverage is fundamental to GPS positioning and navigation,

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands PSEUDO-RANGE CORRECTION OUTPUT REQUEST (@@Bh) Applicability: M12+ Positioning Receiver This parameter sets the rate at wh

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands PSEUDO-RANGE CORRECTION OUTPUT REQUEST (@@Bh) Motorola Binary Format Request Pseudo-Range Corrections: @@BhmC<CR>&

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands LEAP SECOND STATUS MESSAGE (@@Bj) Applicability: M12+ Timing and Positioning Receivers This message polls the receiver fo

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands LEAP SECOND STATUS MESSAGE (@@Bj) Motorola Binary Format Query current Leap Second Pending information: @@BjmC<CR>

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands UTC OFFSET OUTPUT MESSAGE (@@Bo) Applicability: M12+ Timing and Positioning Receivers This message allows the user to req

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands UTC OFFSET OUTPUT MESSAGE (@@Bo) Motorola Binary Format Request Current UTC Offset: @@BomC<CR><LF> where: m

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands REQUEST UTC/IONOSPHERIC DATA (@@Bp) Applicability: M12+ Timing and Positioning Receivers This message allows the user to

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands REQUEST UTC/IONOSPHERIC DATA (@@Bp) Motorola Binary Format Request Current UTC/Ionospheric Data: @@BpmC<CR><LF&

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands ALMANAC DATA INPUT (@@Cb) Applicability: M12+ Timing and Positioning Receivers This command allows the user to load a pre

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands ALMANAC DATA INPUT (@@Cb) [RESPONSE TO Be] Motorola Binary Format Input One Almanac Data page: @@Cbspxxx…xxxC<CR>&l

Chapter 1 - Introduction LIMITED WARRANTY ON MOTOROLA GPS PRODUCTS What This Warranty Covers And For How Long MOTOROLA, INC. ("MOTOROLA"

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands PSEUDO-RANGE CORRECTION DATA INPUT (@@Ce) Applicability: M12+ Positioning Receivers The input message is structured to ac

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands PSEUDO-RANGE CORRECTION DATA INPUT (@@Ce) Motorola Binary Format Pseudo-Range Correction Data Input (for up to six satell

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands SET TO DEFAULTS COMMAND (@@Cf) Applicability: M12+ Timing and Positioning Receivers This command sets all of the GPS rece

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands SET-TO-DEFAULTS (@@Cf) Motorola Binary Format Set the GPS receiver to Default values: @@CfC<CR><LF> where: C

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands NMEA PROTOCOL SELECT (@@Ci) Applicability: M12+ Positioning Receivers This command causes the M12+ positioning receiver t

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands SWITCH I/O FORMAT (@@Ci) Motorola Binary Format Switch to NMEA Format command: @@CimC<CR><LF> where: m = for

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands RECEIVER ID (@@Cj) Applicability: M12+ Timing and Positioning Receivers The M12+ outputs an ID message upon request. The

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands RECEIVER ID (@@Cj) Motorola Binary Format Query Receiver ID: @@CjC<CR><LF> where: C = checksum Message lengt

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands UTC/IONOSPHERIC DATA INPUT [Response to @@Bp or @@Co] Applicability: M12+ Timing and Positioning Receivers As well as bei

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands UTC/IONOSPHERIC DATA INPUT [Response to @@Bp or @@Co] Motorola Binary Format Change UTC/Ionospheric Data: @@CoabcdefghA

Chapter 1 - Introduction (e) Product disassembled or repaired in such a manner as to adversely affect performance or prevent adequa

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands UTC Data (see ICD-GPS-200, Table 20-IX for scale factors) AAAA = A0 -2,147,483,648…+2,147,483,647 seconds aaaa = A1

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Chapter 5 - I/O Commands ASCII POSITION MESSAGE (@@Eq) Applicability: M12+ Positioning and Timing Receivers The ASCII position output message cont

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands ASCII POSITION MESSAGE (@@Eq) Motorola Binary Format Request ASCII Position Message: @@EqmC<CR><LF> where: m

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands ASCII POSITION MESSAGE (@@Eq) Motorola Binary Format Response Message Continued Height: s = sign of height + or - hh

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Chapter 5 - I/O Commands COMBINED POSITION MESSAGE (@@Ga) Applicability: M12+ Positioning and Timing Receivers This message allows the user to ent

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands COMBINED POSITION MESSAGE (@@Ga) Motorola Binary Format Query Current Position Command: @@GaxxxxxxxxxxxxxC<CR><

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands COMBINED TIME MESSAGE (@@Gb) Applicability: M12+ Positioning and Timing Receivers This message allows the user to give th

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands COMBINED TIME MESSAGE (@@Gb) Motorola Binary Format Query Current Time Message: @@GbxxxxxxxxxxC<CR><LF> wher

Chapter 2 - NAVSTAR GPS Overview Chapter 2 - NAVSTAR GPS OVERVIEW CHAPTER SUMMARY Refer to this chapter for the following: • A description of

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Response to above command: @@GbmdyyhmsshmC<CR>LF> where: Date: m = month 1…12 d = day 1…31 yy = ye

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Chapter 5 - I/O Commands 1PPS CONTROL MESSAGE (@@Gc) Applicability: M12+ Positioning and Timing Receivers This message allows the user to choose

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands 1PPS CONTROL MESSAGE (@@Gc) Motorola Binary Format Query current 1PPS Mode: @@GcxC<CR><LF> where: x = 1 hex

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands POSITION CONTROL MESSAGE (@@Gd) Applicability: M12+ Positioning and Timing Receivers This message allows the user to choo

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands POSITION CONTROL MESSAGE (@@Gd) Motorola Binary Format Query Current Position Control Mode: @@GdxC<CR><LF> w

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands TIME RAIM SELECT MESSAGE (@@Ge) Applicability: M12+ timing receivers This message allows the user to enable or disable th

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands TIME RAIM SELECT MESSAGE (@@Ge) Motorola Binary Format Query Current Time RAIM Mode @@GexC<CR><LF> where: x

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands TIME RAIM ALARM MESSAGE (@@Gf) Applicability: M12+ timing receivers This message allows the user to enter the Time RAIM a

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands TIME RAIM ALARM MESSAGE (@@Gf) Motorola Binary Format Query current T-RAIM Alarm Setting: @@GfxxC<CR><LF> wh

Chapter 2 - NAVSTAR GPS Overview ABOUT THE GPS NAVIGATION MESSAGE The NAVigation Satellite Timing and Ranging (NAVSTAR) Global Positioning System

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands LEAP SECOND PENDING MESSAGE (@@Gj) This command polls the receiver for leap second status information decoded from the Nav

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands LEAP SECOND PENDING (@@Gj) Motorola Binary Format Query Current Leap Second Pending Status: @@GjC<CR><LF> wh

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands VEHICLE ID (@@Gk) Applicability: M12+ positioning and timing receivers This message sets or defaults the ID tag. By defau

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands VEHICLE ID (@@Gk) Motorola Binary Format Query Current Vehicle ID Tag: @@GkvvvvvvC<CR><LF> where: vvvvvv = 6

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands 12 CHANNEL POSITION/STATUS/DATA MESSAGE (@@Ha) This message is the ‘standard’ M12+ binary position/status message. The @@H

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands 12 CHANNEL POSITION/STATUS/DATA MESSAGE (@@Ha) Motorola Binary Format Request 12 Channel Position/Status/Data Message: @

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Speed/Heading VV = 3D speed in cm/s 0…51400 (0.0 to 514 m/s) vv = 2D speed in cm/s 0…51400 (0.0 to 514 m/s) hh = 2D

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands (URA continued) 1100 (12) 768.00m <URA<=1536.00m

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands GMT Offset: s = signed byte of GMT offset 0x00 = positive 0xFF = negative h = hour of GMT offset 0…23 m = minute of

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Chapter 2 - NAVSTAR GPS Overview Figure 2.1 NAVSTAR GPS Segments The GPS navigation message is the data supplied to the user from a satellit

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands 12 CHANNEL SHORT POSITION MESSAGE (@@Hb) Applicability: M12+ positioning and timing receivers This is a shortened version

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands SHORT POSITION MESSAGE (@@Hb) Motorola Binary Format Request Short Position Message: @@HbrC<CR><LF> where: r

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Geometry dd =current DOP 0..999 (0.0 to 99.9 DOP) (PDOP for 3D fix, HDOP for 2D fix, 00.0 otherwise) Satellite Data

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Chapter 5 - I/O Commands 12 CHANNEL TIME RAIM STATUS MESSAGE (@@Hn) Applicability: M12+ timing receivers This message allows the user to request o

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands TIME RAIM STATUS MESSAGE (@@Hn) Motorola Binary Format Request Current Time RAIM Status: @@HnrC<CR><LF> wher

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands INVERSE DIFFERENTIAL WITH PSEUDORANGE OUTPUT (@@Hr) Applicability: M12+ positioning receivers This message contains inform

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands INVERSE DIFFERENTIAL WITH PSEUDORANGE OUTPUT (@@Hr) Motorola Binary Format Request Current Inverse Differential with Pseu

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Unfiltered Position aaaa latitude -324,000,000 to +324,000,000 milliseconds (-90 to +90 degrees) oooo longitude -

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands INVERSE DIFFERENTIAL WITH PSEUDORANGE OUTPUT (@@Hr) Motorola Binary Format Geometry dd = DOP 0-999 (0.1 resolution)

Chapter 2 - NAVSTAR GPS Overview The navigation message consists of a 50 bit per second data stream containing information enabling the receiver

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands For each of twelve channels [12x {iepppprrrr} ]: i = satellite ID 0-37 e = ephemeris IODE 0-255 pppp = pseudo-ran

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Chapter 5 - I/O Commands 12 CHANNEL SELF-TEST MESSAGE (@@Ia) The M12+ receiver user has the ability to perform an extensive self-test. The tests t

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands 12 CHANNEL SELF-TEST MESSAGE (@@Ia) Motorola Binary Format Request Self-Test Message (12 Channel): @@IaC<CR><LF

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands SYSTEM POWER-ON FAILURE Applicability: M12+ Positioning and Timing Receivers Immediately after power-up, the M12+'s R

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands SYSTEM POWER-ON FAILURE (@@Sz) Motorola Binary Format @@SzcC<CR><LF> where: c = constant equal to 0 C = che

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands NMEA GPGGA MESSAGE This command enables the NMEA GPGGA GPS Fix Data message and determines the rate at which the informatio

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands GPGGA (NMEAGPS FIX DATA) NMEA-0183 Format Set GPGGA message rate: $PMOTG, GGA, yyyy*CC<CR><LF> where: yyyy

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Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions CHAPTER 3 - RECEIVER DESCRIPTIONS CHAPTER SUMMARY Refer to this chapter for the following: • A simplifi

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 182 GPGLL (NMEA GEOGRAPHIC LATITUDE AND LONGITU

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 183 GPGLL (NMEA GEOGRAPHIC LATITUDE/LONGITUDE)

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 184 GPGSA (GPS DOP AND ACTIVE SATELLITES) This

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 185 GPGSA (GPS DOP AND ACTIVE SATELLITES) NMEA-

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 186 GPGSV (NMEA GPS SATELLITES IN VIEW) This com

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 187 GPGSV (NMEA GPS SATELLITES IN VIEW) NMEA-01

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 188 GPRMC (NMEA RECOMMENDED MINIMUM SPECIFIC GP

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 189 GPRMC (NMEA RECOMMENDED MINIMUM SPECIFIC GP

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 190 GPVTG (NMEA TRACK MADE GOOD AND GROUND SPEED

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 191 GPVTG (TRACK MADE GOOD AND GROUND SPEED) NM

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Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions OVERVIEW The M12+ Oncore receiver provides position, velocity, time, and satellite tracking status information v

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 192 GPZDA (NMEA TIME AND DATE) This command enab

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 193 GPZDA (NMEA TIME AND DATE) NMEA-0183 Format

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 194 SWITCH I/O FORMAT TO MOTOROLA BINARY This ut

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 195 SWITCH TO BINARY NMEA-0183 Format Switch t

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Appendix Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 197 APPENDIX 1 – GPS Terminology This section provides def

Appendix Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 198 Almanac Data transmitted by a GPS satellite which includes

Appendix Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 199 Binary Pulse Code Modulation Pulse modulation using a stri

Appendix Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 200 Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) A method of frequency

Appendix Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 201 A triple-difference measurement is the difference between

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions The M12+ Oncore receiver is capable of tracking twelve satellites simultaneously. The module receives the L1 GPS

Appendix Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 202 Dynamic Positioning Determination of a timed series of set

Appendix Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 203 Flattening A parameter used to define the shape of an elli

Appendix Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 204 GPS ICD-200 The GPS Interface Control Document is a govern

Appendix Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 205 JPO Joint Program Office for GPS located at the USAF Space

Appendix Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 206 Mean Anomaly M = n(t - T), where n is the mean motion, t i

Appendix Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 207 NAVSTAR The acronym given to GPS satellites, which stands

Appendix Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 208 Phase Observable See Reconstructed Carrier Phase. Point P

Appendix Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 209 RDOP Relative dilution of precision. See Dilution of Preci

Appendix Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 210 SEP Spherical Error Probable, a statistical measure of pre

Appendix Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 211 SPS Standard Positioning Service, uses the C/A code to pro

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions Operating Without a Backup Source Without any backup power none of the setup information mentioned above is avai

Appendix Motorola GPS Products - M12+ User's Guide Revision 6.X 09FEB05 212 Tropospheric correction The correction applied to the meas

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions Antenna Drive and Protection Circuitry The M12+ is capable of detecting the presence of an antenna. The receiver

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions The antenna status information is output in the following I/O messages: • @@Ha(12 Channel Position/Status/Data

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions Active Antenna Configuration The recommended external gain (antenna gain minus cable and connector losses) for th

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions The following table lists the assigned signal connections of the M12+ receiver's power/data connector. Tab

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions M12+ ONCORE RECEIVER PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD MECHANICAL DRAWINGS M*COREMICRO-PROCESSOR0.100[2.5]2.362[60.0]0.662[16

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions M12+ ONCORE RECEIVER TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Table 3.2: M12+ Positioning R Receiver Architecture ed tracking)

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions M12+ TIMING RECEIVER TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Table 3.3: M12+ Timing Receiver Characteristics Receiver Architec

Table of Contents CHAPTER 1 – INTRODUCTION 1 OVERVIEW 2 M12+ Positioning Receiver 2 M12+ Timing Receiver 2 PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS 3 APPLICATIONS 4

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions RF Jamming Immunity (M12+ Timing Receiver Only) Many precise timing GPS installations require locating the GPS a

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions In most surveying systems and instruments, there are more measurements taken than are required to compute the sol

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions Automatic Site Survey (M12+ Timing Receiver Only) The Automatic Site Survey mode simplifies system installation

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions Figure 3.6 100PPS Output Waveform The 1PPS Offset and 1PPS Cable Delay features work the same in 100PPS mode a

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions Electromagnetic Considerations The Oncore receiver PC boards contain a very sensitive RF receiver; therefore you

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions PCB Mounting Hardware The M12+ Oncore PCB is normally mounted on round or hex female threaded metal standoffs and

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions Table 3.5: List of Threaded Standoff Suppliers Company Name Part Description Outside Diameter Plain female or

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions System Integration The M12+ receiver is an intelligent GPS sensor intended to be used as a component in a precisi

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions inversion process in it. Most RS-232 driver/receiver integrated circuits (Maxim's MAX3232, for example) will

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions Binary Data Sequence: A variable number of bytes of binary data dependent on the command type. Checksum: The E

Automatic Site Survey (M12+ Timing Receiver Only) 24 100PPS Output (M12+ Timing Receiver Only) 24 Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) 25 Receiver Modu

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions may be of the type that changes configuration parameters of the receiver. Examples of these input command types i

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions next message to be sent fits around the 800 byte length goal, then the message will be output. For example, if me

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions Exclusive-Or (XOR) Checksum creation In Motorola binary mode a checksum must be included with every command to

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions Millisecond to Degree Conversion The primary output message of M12+ receiver in Motorola binary mode is the 12 C

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions NMEA Protocol Support The M12+ Positioning Receiver firmware supports the NMEA 0183 format for GPS data output.

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions NMEA Command Examples 1. Assume the user desires a single (polled) RMC message. The required command string (w

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions example, if messages totaling 334 bytes are scheduled to be sent, and the user requests another 80 byte message,

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions Input/Output Processing Time User commands sent to the M12+ are placed in an input buffer that is serviced once

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions DATA LATENCY The receiver can output position, velocity, and time data on the serial port at a maximum rate of o

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions To compensate for the one second computational pipeline delay, a one second propagated position is computed that

CHAPTER 4 – ANTENNA DESCRIPTIONS 51 Motorola HAWK Antenna 52 Antenna Description 52 Hawk Antenna Gain Pattern 54 Motorola Part Numbers 57 RF Conne

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions about one second later than the previous measurement epoch, where any difference from 1.000000000 seconds is the

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions between 0 to 50 ms after a measurement epoch. For the Position/Status/Data Message, the time output in the messag

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions Time to First Fix (TTFF) TTFF is a function of position uncertainty, time uncertainty, almanac age, and ephemeri

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions If backup power is available, the M12+ retrieves its last known position coordinates from RAM when main power is

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions Received Carrier to Noise Density Ratio (C/No) The Position/Status/Data Message output C/No for each receiver ch

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions SETTING UP RECEIVERS FOR SPECIFIC APPLICATIONS M12+ as a Standard Autonomous Positioning Receiver As supplied,

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions Note that a receiver operating in differential mode will discard corrections once they have aged more than 90 sec

Chapter 3 - Receiver Descriptions @@Ge – This message is used to turn the T-RAIM function on and off. The receiver must be in Position-Hold mode in

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Chapter 4 - Antenna Descriptions Chapter 4 – Antenna Descriptions CHAPTER SUMMARY Refer to this chapter for the following: • Product descripti

1PPS TIME OFFSET COMMAND (@@Ay) 100 1PPS CABLE DELAY CORRECTION COMMAND (@@Az) 102 VISIBLE SATELLITE DATA MESSAGE (@@Bb) 104 ALMANAC DATA REQUEST

Chapter 4 - Antenna Descriptions Motorola HAWK Antenna Figure 4.1: Hawk Antenna Antenna Description The Motorola active HAWK antenna is design

Chapter 4 - Antenna Descriptions Table 4.1 Active Hawk Antenna Technical Characteristics Antenna Description Passive dielectric patch antenna To

Chapter 4 - Antenna Descriptions Hawk Antenna Gain Pattern The sensitivity of an antenna as a function of elevation angle is represented by the gai

Chapter 4 - Antenna Descriptions Mechanical Dimensions All dimensions are in mm and are for reference purposes only. Figure 4.3: Magnet/Direc

Chapter 4 - Antenna Descriptions Mechanical Dimensions (Continued) All dimensions are in mm and are for reference purposes only. Figure 4.4: HA

Chapter 4 - Antenna Descriptions Motorola Part Numbers The Tables below show the various mounting styles and types of connectors that are offered w

Chapter 4 - Antenna Descriptions RF Connectors/Cables Information Shikoku 1.5DS-QEHV coaxial cable is used in the Hawk antenna assemblies. This c

Chapter 4 - Antenna Descriptions Antenna Placement When mounting the Hawk antenna module, it is important to remember that GPS positioning p

Chapter 4 - Antenna Descriptions Antenna System RF Parameter Considerations Both the gain and the noise of the overall system affect the performan

Chapter 4 - Antenna Descriptions Antenna Cable RF Connectors The following RF Connectors are used to terminate cables of various Antenna models. T

12 CHANNEL TIME RAIM STATUS MESSAGE (@@Hn) 166 INVERSE DIFFERENTIAL WITH PSEUDORANGE OUTPUT (@@Hr) 168 12 CHANNEL SELF-TEST MESSAGE (@@Ia)

Chapter 4 - Antenna Descriptions Motorola Timing2000 Antenna Figure 4.8: Timing2000 Antenna Antenna Description The Motorola Timing2000 anten

Chapter 4 - Antenna Descriptions Table 4.7 Timing2000 Antenna Technical Characteristics GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS Antenna Description Molded UV

Chapter 4 - Antenna Descriptions Timing2000 Antenna Gain Pattern The sensitivity of an antenna as a function of elevation angle is represented by t

Chapter 4 - Antenna Descriptions Timing2000 Installation Precautions The following precautions should be taken into consideration to avoid the intr

Chapter 4 - Antenna Descriptions driven rain from directly impinging on the connector mating area. This tubing should be secured to the mounting nu

Chapter 4 - Antenna Descriptions Environmental Tests Provided below is an outline of the product durability and environmental specifications to wh

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Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Chapter 5 - I/O COMMANDS CHAPTER SUMMARY Refer to this chapter for the following: • The I/O commands supported by th

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands OVERVIEW Motorola binary commands can be used to initialize, configure, control and monitor the M12+ receivers. The binar

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands I/O COMMAND LIST INDEX BY BINARY COMMAND Table 5.1: Input Commands Listed by Binary Command Header Binary Command Functio

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Chapter 5 - I/O Commands Table 5.1: Input Commands Listed by Binary Command Header (continued) Binary Command Function Description WinOncore Mne

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Chapter 5 - I/O Commands SATELLITE MASK ANGLE COMMAND (@@Ag) Applicability: M12+ Positioning and Timing receivers The receiver will attempt to trac

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands SATELLITE MASK ANGLE (@@Ag) Motorola Binary Format Query current Satellite Mask Angle: @@AgxC<CR><LF> wher

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands SATELLITE IGNORE LIST MESSAGE (@@Am) Applicability: M12+ Positioning and M12+ Timing receivers The receiver includes, in

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands SV IGNORE LIST MESSAGE (@@Am) Motorola Binary Format Query current SV Ignore List: @@AmxxxxxC<CR><LF> where:

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands POSITION LOCK PARAMETERS MESSAGE (@@AM) Applicability: M12+ Positioning receivers This message allows the user to modify t

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands POSITION LOCK PARAMETERS MESSAGE (@@AM) Motorola Binary Format Query current Position Lock Parameters: @@AMxxxxC<CR&g

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands MARINE FILTER SELECT COMMAND (@@AN) Applicability: M12+ positioning receivers The Marine Filter command controls the veloc

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands MARINE FILTER SELECT COMMAND (@@AN) Motorola Binary Format Query current Marine Filter status: @@ANxC<CR><LF&g

Chapter 1 - Introduction Chapter 1 – INTRODUCTION CHAPTER SUMMARY Refer to this chapter for the following: • An introduction to

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands DATUM SELECT COMMAND (@@Ao) Applicability: M12+ and M12+ Timing receivers The M12+ has one predefined datum (WGS-84) store

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands DATUM SELECT COMMAND (@@Ao) Motorola Binary Format Query currently used Datum ID: @@AoxC<CR><LF> where: x

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands RTCM PORT BAUD RATE SELECT COMMAND (@@AO) Applicability: M12+ Positioning receivers This command allows the user to select

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands RTCM PORT BAUD RATE SELECT COMMAND (@@AO) Motorola Binary Format: Query current RTCM Port Baud Rate: @@AObC<CR><

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands DEFINE USER DATUM MESSAGE (@@Ap) Applicability: M12+ and M12+ Timing receivers The M12+ can accommodate one user defined

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands DEFINE USER DATUM MESSAGE (@@Ap) Motorola Binary Format Query current User Defined Datum Parameters: @@Apdxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands PULSE MODE SELECT COMMAND (@@AP) Applicability: M12+ Timing receivers The M12+ Timing receiver can output either a 1PPS o

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands PULSE MODE SELECT COMMAND (@@AP) Motorola Binary Format Query Current Pulse Mode: @@APxC<CR><LF> where: x =

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands IONOSPHERIC CORRECTION SELECT COMMAND (@@Aq) Applicability: M12+ Positioning and Timing receivers The user has the flexib

Chapter 5 - I/O Commands IONOSPHERIC CORRECTION SELECT COMMAND (@@Aq) Motorola Binary Format Query current Ionospheric Correction Selection: @@Aq