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General| Update Rate | 1 Hz |
|---|---|
| SBAS Support | WAAS, EGNOS, MSAS |
| Interface | USB, Bluetooth |
| Acquisition Time (Hot Start) | 1s |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C ~ +60°C |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 70°C |
| Battery | Rechargeable Li-ion |
General introduction to the HOLUX GM-210 Smart GPS Receiver and its architecture.
Highlights key features of the GM-210, including chipset, performance, design, and connectivity.
Provides detailed technical specifications covering physical dimensions, environmental and electrical characteristics, and performance.
Lists supported interfaces including RS-232, TTL, NMEA 0183, RTCM SC-104, and SiRF binary.
Explains the satellite acquisition and tracking process, including auto-locate and host system assistance.
Details the navigation information provided after acquisition and the auto-search for differential corrections.
Illustrates the physical dimensions of the GM-210 GPS receiver with diagrams.
Explains how to connect the GM-210 to various devices using PS-2 connectors and accessories.
Defines the function of PS-2 female composite connectors for RS-232 and TTL communication.
Details the function definition of DB 9 pins Female and PS-2 male connectors for the CA-RS232 accessory.
Details the function definition of the USB Type-A connector for the GM-210.
Describes the function definition of the CA-6V30V high power connector, including color-to-signal mapping.
Provides details on the optional cigarette adapter for in-car or boat use, including input voltage.
Outlines the minimum system requirements for installing the GM-210 USB driver on a PC.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the GM-210 USB driver from the CD to the computer.
Advises on verifying the virtual COM port after installation and confirming its number for navigation software.
Explains that the GM-210 outputs data in NMEA-0183 format and lists supported messages.
Presents the format and example of the $GPGGA sentence, detailing its data fields.
Shows the format and example of the $GPGLL sentence, including latitude, longitude, and status.
Explains the $GPGSA sentence, covering fix modes, satellite usage, and dilution of precision (DOP) values.
Describes the $GPGSV sentence, providing information on satellites in view, elevation, azimuth, and SNR.
Explains the $GPRMC sentence, which includes essential navigation data like UTC time, position, speed, and date.
Describes the $GPVTG sentence, providing course over ground and ground speed information.
Explains RTCM SC-104 format for DGPS input and how it improves position accuracy.
Lists GM-210 earth datum items, their names, reference ellipsoids, and corresponding data file names.
Provides the default settings and syntax for changing the datum and baud rate using Sirfprog.
Details the manufacturing default settings for datum, baud rate, and output data format.
Outlines the command-line syntax for changing the datum and baud rate, including an example.
Explains the product numbering system for model name, color option, and output type.
Lists accessory types by name and function, including cables and PDA connectors.
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