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LSLIDAR C32 - Time Synchronization; Gps Synchronization

LSLIDAR C32
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32
Device
(MAC_ADDR)
XXXX (Read Only)
0xxxxx
18
6
Data Port
(port1)
XXXX
0xxxxx
24
2
Device Port
(port2
8899
0x22, 0xC3
26
2
NTP Server
Address
(Reserved)
192.168.1.106
0xC0, 0xA8, 0x01,
0x6A
28
4
Gateway
192.168.1.1
0xC0, 0xA8, 0x01,
0x01
32
4
Subnet Mask
255.255.255.0
0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0x00
36
4
Lidar Rotation
or Stationary
Rotation
0x00, 0x00
40
2
Reserved
42
2
Clock Source
Selection
PTP
0x00, 0x01
44
2
PPS Alignment
Angle Value
1.28°
0x00, 0x80
46
2
Reserved
XXXX
0xxxxx
48
1156
Tail
Fixed Value
0x0F, 0xF0
1204
2
Note: When encapsulating the configuration package, the entire package data
must be written completely.
6. Time Synchronization
There are two ways to synchronize the lidar and external equipment: GPS
synchronization and external PPS synchronization. If there is no external
synchronization input, the lidar internally generates timing information. The
absolute accurate time of the point cloud data is obtained by adding the 6-byte
UTC (accurate to seconds) of the data packet and the 4-byte timestamp
(accurate to nanoseconds).
6.1 GPS Synchronization
When GPS synchronization is employed, the lidar will start timing in
microseconds after receiving the PPS second pulse, and the time value will be
output as the timestamp of the data packet. The lidar extracts UTC information
from the $GPRMC of the GPS as the UTC time (accurate to the second) output
of the device package.
There are two types of C32 lidar GPS_REC interface level protocols, namely TTL
level standard and RS232 level standard; the GPS_REC interface specification
on the power box is SH1.0-6P female socket. The two protocols differ in two

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