Chapter 3
12 Phoenix 300 Installation & Operation Manual
Home Display Screen
The Home screen is displayed when the receiver is powered up.
Note: Press the and arrow keys at the same time to return to the Home screen at any time.
The receiver Home screen display the following information when the receiver is powered on:
TABLE 1. Phoenix 300 Display Information
Note: In the event of signal loss when using GS corrections, the receiver will continue to operate in a
converged state for up to 300 seconds. During this condition, the age of correction display will
count up to 99 and stop. The receiver will continue for another 200 seconds before convergence is
lost. When using GS corrections, the receiver will not automatically revert to a SBAS correction
source.
If the RTK correction signal is lost for several minutes, the receiver may revert to a SBAS
correction source (if available) until the RTK correction signal is restored. The Home screen will
still display ‘RTK’ as the selected correction source, however the differential mode will display ‘D,’
along with the age of SBAS correction updates (between 3 to 9 seconds). The RTK Display screen
will display the SBAS differential satellite PRN instead of the base station ID number.
Example
Character(s)
Description
D
Differential modes: C = Converging (all modes), D = WAAS or
autonomous GLIDE, O = OmniSTAR HP/XP, P = GS - Slingshot GS, T =
GS - Satellite, R = RTK/Decimetric, Blank = GPS only
3 Type of position solution (None, 2 Dimensional, 3 Dimensional)
08 Number of satellites used in position solution
H01 Horizontal Dilution of Precision (HDOP)
HP
Selected source of differential corrections with its associated age of data.
SBAS = SBAS, GLDE = GLIDE, SGS = GS - Slingshot, GS = GS -
Satellite, HP = OmniSTAR HP, XP = OmniSTAR XP or G2, VBS =
OmniSTAR VBS, RTK = RTK
System OK
The second line is reserved for warning messages (OK, Poor SV
Tracking, High AOD, High GDOP, High HDOP, Single Solution, Hgt
Constrained, No Pos Solution, Antenna Fault)
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