STONEX S9 GNSS Bedienungsanleitung

Contents

Chapter I : A brief introduction of S9III ............................................................................................................... 3

Chapter II: S9III mainframe .................................................................................................................................... 6

II.1 The outlook of mainframe........................................................................................................................................................................6

II.2 Interfaces ........................................................................................................................................................................................................6

II.3 The installation of battery ........................................................................................................................................................................8

II.4 Indicator leds and instrument setup ...................................................................................................................................................9

Chapter III: S9III standard accessories ..............................................................................................................14

III.1 The case of S9III ......................................................................................................................................................................................14

III.2 Power supply ............................................................................................................................................................................................16

III.3 The antennas.............................................................................................................................................................................................17

III.4 Cables............................................................................................................................................................................................................19

III.5 Other accessories....................................................................................................................................................................................20

III.6 Controller Getac PS236.........................................................................................................................................................................22

Chapter IV: S9III Configuration ............................................................................................................................23

IV.1 The installation of base and rover.....................................................................................................................................................23

IV.2 The configuration by using keys .......................................................................................................................................................24

IV.3 Standard operation of leds ....................................................................................................................................................................26

IV.4 How to measure the antenna height ...............................................................................................................................................27

IV.5 How to download static data ................................................................................................................................................................29

IV.6 Registration of the receiver .................................................................................................................................................................30

Chapter V: STONEX®Assistant for S9III.............................................................................................................31

V.1 Start Stonex Assistant on your PC.....................................................................................................................................................32

V.3 Settings...........................................................................................................................................................................................................34

V.3.1. Static Data Survey..................................................................................................................................................................................35

V.3.2. Dynamic working mode ....................................................................................................................................................................37

V.3.2.1. Base coordinates setting ...............................................................................................................................................................38

V.3.3. Data Link..................................................................................................................................................................................................41

V.3.3.1 Network.................................................................................................................................................................................................41

Contents

V.3.3.2 UHF Radio ............................................................................................................................................................................................44

V.3.3.3 External.................................................................................................................................................................................................46

V.3.3.4. Bluetooth .............................................................................................................................................................................................47

V.3.4 NMEA Output string..............................................................................................................................................................................48

V.4 Register the receiver................................................................................................................................................................................51

V.6 Firmware update ......................................................................................................................................................................................53

Appendix 1: Default Radio Settings ....................................................................................................................54

Appendix 2: Self-check procedure ......................................................................................................................57

Appendix 3: Technical Specifications ................................................................................................................58

GNNS module specifications: .......................................................................................................................................................................58

Receiver accuracy.............................................................................................................................................................................................59

Connection devices and protocols : ...........................................................................................................................................................59

Radio module ......................................................................................................................................................................................................60

GPRS/GSM module ...........................................................................................................................................................................................60

Power Supply: ....................................................................................................................................................................................................60

Physical specification: ....................................................................................................................................................................................61

Appendix 4: Copyrights, warranty and environmental recycling.............................................................62

Copyrights and trademarks...........................................................................................................................................................................62

Release Notice ....................................................................................................................................................................................................62

Standard Limited Warranty....................................................................................................................................62

Shipping policy...................................................................................................................................................................................................63

Return policy Dead On Arrival instruments. ........................................................................................................................................63

Firmware/Software warranty. ....................................................................................................................................................................64

Over Warranty repair(s) policy...................................................................................................................................................................64

Disclaimer and Limitation of Remedy. .....................................................................................................................................................65

Instruments .........................................................................................................................................................................................................66

Accessories..........................................................................................................................................................................................................66

Restriction for GPS Boards. ...........................................................................................................................................................................66

Service Procedure.............................................................................................................................................................................................66

Environmental recycling.........................................................................................................................................66

FOR COUNTRIES IN THE EUROPEAN UNION (EU) ...........................................................................................................................66

FOR COUNTRIES OUTSIDE EUROPEAN UNION (EU) .......................................................................................................................67

Chapter I: A brief introduction of S9 III

Chapter I : A brief introduction of S9III

STONEX®devoted itself to offer to surveyors the most advanced GPS tools. GPS RTK surveying

technology plays an important role in surveying tasks and its use is getting more and more

widespread. As a leading GPS RTK instrument producer, STONEX®guarantees that the S9III,

our latest RTK GPS receiver, is suited for nowadays demands of precision, reliability and user

friendliness.

S9III is a multiconstellation (GNSS) receiver, it has been designed to receive and manage GPS

signals from Navstar, Glonass, Galileo and other navigation systems. S9III is totally integrated: in

one body are included the GNSS antenna, the UHF transceiver radiomodem and the Quadri-

band GSM/GPRS modem, the Bluetooth device and the battery. The user just has to switch on

the PDA controller and start the surveying!

The exquisite outlook and the amazing color bring you a fashioned surveying station. This

device has a higher stability, lesser power consumption, smaller volume and lighter weight than

the previous STONEX®receivers. S9III has a special design which makes it waterproof,

dustproof and vibration-proof. The batteries and built-in radio are set in the bottom of

mainframe, giving more effective dustproof and waterproof qualities and makes the S9III a

better performer in field of surveying. The Wireless receiver unit (weighs) 1.2 kg: the rover is

light and easy to carry. The low power consumption of receiver allows users to carry out and

work in long time with only one single battery.

Integrated design and anti-jamming property are combined perfectly: the former avoids the

problem of a cumbersome external antenna, and the mainframe design can resolve the

jamming problem effectively.

The performance of data-transfer radio technology is state-of-the-art: the bit error rate (BER) is

10-7 and the radio collision problem is reduced.

UHF antenna is studied in order to make its electromagnetic center connected with the

electromagnetic center of dual-frequency antenna: in this way it reduces at the same time the

Chapter I: A brief introduction of S9 III

interference and makes the volume much smaller. The tight electronic shielding can avoid the

interference more effectively.

The S9III receiver mounts a GPS/GLONASS antenna with a four feed technology. This design is

able to reduce the electrical phase center error ellipsoid and in addiction it improves the Right

Hand Circular Polarization Characteristics (RHCP) of the antenna, resulting in enhanced GPS

signal tracking and improved multipath rejection, in case a polarization reversal has taken

place as a result of the signal reflection.

At the same time S9III has a GPRS/GSM module which supports different network RTK

technologies (VRS, FKP, etc.). This allows STONEX® S9III receiver to be a flexible system for

demanding surveying applications. As a rover, it can be used as a static double frequency

receiver or in a RTK configuration, where differential corrections are received from CORS via

GSM/GPRS data modem (maximum range 70 km) or by another S9III receiver acting as base,

linked by GSM/GPRS data modem or UHF radio modem.

In the last case S9III in base configuration can transmit with the built-in 0.5-1 W radio or can

be connected to a more powerful external radio at user's disposal in order to reach the

requested metric range.

The receiver can be connected to different RTK software for different applications. The data

transfer is easy and fast, like a Plug and Play USB drive.

STONEX®provides two year of warranty to S9III receivers . It should be noted that high power

signals from a nearby radio or radar transmitter can overwhelm the receiver circuits. Low

power transmitter like those used in cell-phones do not normally interfere with receiver’s

operations. It’s important to draw your attention to the operational temperatures, limits which

should not be exceeded for a correct functioning (see pag. 61).

It is also important to point out that in each weather case after coming back from the field

you should keep the container open in a warm and dry place and at the same time take out the

controller and receiver from the container, in order to make them dry.

Anyway we recommend you to manage the instrument with reasonable care.

Even if you have used other GPS or GNSS products before, we recommend that you spend some

Chapter I: A brief introduction of S9 III

time reading this manual to learn about the special features of this product.

If you are not familiar with GNSS technology, we suggest you read a specific book in order to

better understand the contents of this manual. Any way you can ask for any technical support

by sending an email to our address [email protected] or contact your local dealer.

Chapter II: S9 III mainframe

Chapter II: S9III mainframe

II.1 The outlook of mainframe

The mainframe has an almost cylindrical shape, with a base larger than the height. There are

three parts: an upper cap, a rubber loop and the main structure. The upper cap protects the

GNSS antenna placed inside. The rubber loop has the function of softening possible shocks or

falls. In the front of the main structure there are 2 keys and 9 lights, on the bottom side there is

one slot for the built-in radio and GSM/GPRS module, and one for the battery and SIM card. All

the others components of the receiver (Bluetooth device, main board, OEM board, etc.) are

contained inside the main structure.

Fig. 2.1 - S9III mainframe

II.2 Interfaces

The mainframe interfaces are shown in Fig. 2.2: the left port (five pins LEMO) is used for

external power supply and external radio, the right port (seven pins LEMO) is used for data

transferring between receiver and computer or between receiver and the handheld. Near the

radio module there is the radio antenna interface.

Chapter II: S9 III mainframe

a) TNC connector for GPRS/GSM antenna

b) 5pins Lemo port for external datalink connection

c) Battery housing

d) Front panel

e) Built-in radio module

f) 7pins Lemo port for data transfer.

g) TNC connector for UHF radio antenna

Fig. 2.2 - S9III components and ports

Fig. 2.3 - 5-pins LEMO port

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Chapter II: S9 III mainframe

Fig. 2.4 - 7-pins port

II.3 The installation of battery

1. SIM card slot

2. MicroSD card slot

3. Battery

4. Battery housing

Fig. 2.5 - S9III battery housing

Chapter II: S9 III mainframe

Under the place for the battery, there is a slot for SIM card, necessary when a connection by

GPRS/GSM is used.

II.4 Indicator leds and instrument setup

Fig. 2.6 - S9III keys and indicator leds

1. satellite led

2. static led

3. rover led

4. base led

5. Bluetooth led

6. internal radio led

7. GSM/GPRS led

8. external data link led

9. internal power led

10. Function Key

11. Power Key

The functionality as follows, from left to right:

SATELLITE led (green):

It shows the amount of locked satellites; when the receiver links one or more satellites

signal, it will start to blink every 30 seconds for a number of times equal to the number

of locked satellites.

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