Getting Acquainted
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With Bluetooth wireless technology, the receiver’s reception and
transmission distance is 10 meters (32 feet) for interior projects and
30–50 meters (98–164 feet) for exterior projects.
The Bluetooth module’s processor and firmware are independent of
the receiver card and power board.
Radio Modem
The receiver incorporates an internal, Satel UHF transmitter/receiver
at 4MHz bandwidth or a UHF receiver at 20MHz bandwidth, with a
25kHz channel spacing, and a maximum 1W power output for data
transmission. The Base station’s modem transmits the carrier phase
and code measurements along with the reference station information
(that is, location) to the Rover station modem.
The HiPer Pro Base/Rover receivers are shipped with the most
commonly used settings for the radio modem. The Rover settings are
configured to match the Base settings.
The frequency range of the modem depends on the country in which
the receiver is used: for North America, the frequency range is 461–
465; for all other countries, contact your local distributor.
WARNING
WARNING
Using the HiPer Pro with any other UHF radio will
simply produce interference. Only use the HiPer Pro
receiver with another HiPer Pro receiver.
Power Board
The internal power board manages receiver power and battery
charging, and is connected to the receiver board and the batteries. The
power board receives power from the internal batteries, even when the
receiver is turned off. This feature allows the internal batteries to
charge, regardless of the receiver’s status (on or off). To prevent the
batteries from discharging when the receiver is stored, put the receiver
in Zero Power Mode (see “Zero Power Mode” on page 4-20 for more
information). The batteries will not charge in this mode.
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