Trimble 5700 - Cables and Connectors for the 5800 Receiver

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5700/5800 GPS Receiver User Guide 169

CHAPTER

Cables and Connectors

In this chapter:

■ Introduction

■ Port 1 and 2 Connectors

■ Power/serial Data Cable

Main Page

5700/5800 GPS Receiver1
Contents5
Introduction13
- Related Information13
- Technical Assistance14
- Your Comments14
5700 GPS RECEIVER15
Overview17
- Introduction18
- Features18
- Use and Care19
- COCOM Limits20
Setting up the Receiver21
- Introduction22
- Parts of the Receiver22
- Setup Guidelines28
- Postprocessed Setup30
- PoleMounted Setup32
- Backpack Setup38
- Other System Components40
General Operation47
- Introduction48
- Button Functions48
- LED Behavior49
- Starting and Stopping the Receiver51
- Logging Data52
  - Logging internally52
  - Logging to a Trimble controller53
- Resetting to Defaults53
- Formatting a CompactFlash Card54
- Batteries and Power54
Configuration61
- Introduction62
- Configuring the Receiver in Real Time62
- Configuring the Receiver Using Application Files63
- Application Files63
Transferring Data69
- Introduction70
- Connecting to the Office Computer71
- Transferring Data73
- Transferring Files Directly from a CompactFlash Card74
- Deleting Files in the Receiver76
- Supported File Types76
Software Utilities77
- Introduction78
- GPS Configurator Software78
  - Installing GPS Configurator78
  - Configuring the 5700 receiver79
- Configuration Toolbox Software80
  - Installing Configuration Toolbox80
  - Creating and editing application files80
- WinFlash Software83
Specifications89
- Introduction90
- Physical Specifications90
- Positioning Specifications91
- Technical Specifications92
Default Settings93
- Introduction94
- Default Settings95
- Resetting to Factory Defaults96
- Examples97
Cables and Connectors101
- Introduction102
- Port 1, 2, and 3 Connectors102
- Power/serial data cable104
- Event Marker/1PPS Cable105
- GPS Antennas and Cables107
Event Marker Input and 1PPS Output109
- Introduction110
- Event Marker Input110
  - Enabling and configuring event marker input110
- 1PPS Output114
5800 GPS RECEIVER119
Overview121
- Introduction122
- Features122
- Use and Care124
- COCOM Limits124
Setting up the Receiver125
- Introduction126
- Parts of the Receiver126
  - Front panel126
  - Lower housing127
- Setup Guidelines129
- PoleMounted Setup130
- Other System Components131
  - Radios131
  - Cellular modems and external radios132
General Operation135
- Introduction136
- Button Functions137
- LED Behavior137
  - LED flash patterns138
- Starting and Stopping the Receiver138
- Logging Data139
  - Logging internally139
  - Logging to a Trimble controller140
- Resetting to Defaults140
- Batteries and Power140
Configuration143
- Introduction144
- Configuring the Receiver in Real Time144
- Configuring the Receiver Using Application Files145
- Application Files145
Software Utilities149
- Introduction150
- GPS Configurator Software150
  - Installing GPS Configurator150
  - Configuring the 5800 receiver151
- Configuration Toolbox Software152
  - Installing Configuration Toolbox152
  - Creating and editing application files152
- WinFlash Software155
Specifications161
- Introduction162
- Physical Specifications162
- Positioning Specifications163
- Technical Specifications164
Default Settings165
- Introduction166
- Default Settings167
- Resetting to Factory Defaults168
  - Default behavior168
  - Power up settings168
Cables and Connectors169
- Introduction170
- Port 1 and 2 Connectors170
- Power/Serial Data Cables172
5700 AND 5800 APPENDIXES175
NMEA-0183 Output177
- Introduction178
- NMEA-0183 Outputs178
- Common Message Elements180
  - Message values180
- NMEA Messages181
RTCM Output195
- RTCM Output196
- Message Scheduling197
Troubleshooting199
Index205

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