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Crucial safety warnings including DANGER and CAUTION notices for proper and safe equipment operation.
Comprehensive advice on safe installation, covering lifting, orientation, location, mounting, and ventilation requirements.
Describes the purpose of Orolia GSG-8 simulators in testing GNSS receivers by generating GNSS signals.
Details power requirements, including line voltage, power consumption for different models, and voltage fluctuation tolerance.
Specifies operating and storage temperature, humidity, altitude limits, and pollution degree for the GSG-8.
Lists the physical dimensions (Size, Weight, Depth, Height, Width) of the GSG-8 unit.
Outlines the safety and emissions certifications the GSG-8 complies with, including EN, AS/NZ, and FCC standards.
Explains the CDM-5's function, its operating modes (INT/EXT), and the meaning of its LED indicator lights for oscillator validity.
Lists and categorizes all connectors found on the rear panel of the GSG-8, including Power, Graphics, Communication, CDM-5, and DTA-2115B ports.
Identifies the connector(s) located on the front panel of the GSG-8, specifically the USB 2.0 port.
Illustrates the physical connections for a single SDR setup, detailing front and rear panel ports for power, monitor, keyboard, mouse, and the SKYDEL license dongle.
Emphasizes the critical importance of attenuating the RF signal by 30dB before connecting it to the receiver to prevent damage.
Details the RF connection setup for 2, 3, or 4 SDR configurations, involving a signal combiner and a 20dB attenuator.
Highlights the requirement to attenuate RF signals by 20dB before connecting to the receiver in multi-SDR setups.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting power, the SKYDEL license dongle, keyboard, mouse, and monitor to the GSG-8.
Specific instructions for making RF connections for the GSG-811 model, including the attenuator and DC block.
Identifies the locations of the two power switches on the GSG-8: one on the rear panel and one on the internal front panel.
Guides the user through powering off the Ubuntu operating system on the GSG-8 using the system menu and power icon.
Instructs on how to turn off the power supply switch on the rear panel and disconnect the power cable.
Explains how the GSG-8 includes a floating license on a USB dongle and how to verify its application within the SKYDEL software.
Details the initial steps to launch SKYDEL, view the splash screen, and start creating a new simulation configuration.
Instructions on how to add additional radio components by navigating to Settings > Output and selecting the DTA-2115B from the dropdown list.
Guides on configuring the RF output for a radio, including editing signal selection, sampling rate, frequency, GPU, and gain for GPS L1 C/A.
Details how to configure vehicle motion by navigating to Settings > Vehicle > Body and selecting a circular trajectory with adjustable parameters.
Explains how the simulator state changes and how to control the simulation using Pause, Stop, and Resume functions.
Recommends recalibrating the GSG-8 every 24 months by contacting Orolia service.
Provides instructions for cleaning the GSG-8 filters every 6 months, including power-off and panel access.
Informs about software updates and where to find the current version and contact information.
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