NET S9 user manual NET S9 User Manual South surveying & mapping instrument co., ltd. 18/06/2014 NET S9 user manual Contents Chapter1 NetS9 introduction ....................................................................................................... 1 1.1 Brief ............................................................................................................................... 1 1.2 Index of performance ..................................................................................................... 4 1.3 Appearance structure ...................................................................................................... 7 1.3.1 Appearance ...................................................................................................... 7 1.3.2 Front panel .................................................................................................... 8 1.3.3 Rear panel ...................................................................................................... 9 Chapter2 NetS9 power and battery ............................................................................................ 11 2.1 Ext power ..................................................................................................................... 11 2.2 Battery safety ............................................................................................................... 12 2.3 Battery charge & usage ................................................................................................ 12 2.4 Conserve battery .......................................................................................................... 12 Chapter3 NetS9 configuration ................................................................................................... 13 3.1 Keys and LCD configuration ....................................................................................... 13 3.1.1 Key function ................................................................................................ 13 3.1.2 LCD interface .............................................................................................. 14 3.2 The Web Server configuration ..................................................................................... 16 3.2.1 Login Web Server through LAN ................................................................. 16 3.2.2 Login Web Server by the public network ............................................. 32 Chapter4 NETS9 single station configuration ........................................................................... 33 4.1 NRS Station setup ........................................................................................................ 33 4.1.1 Add new stations ........................................................................................ 33 4.1.2 Service setup .............................................................................................. 34 4.2 NRS Server setup ......................................................................................................... 36 4.3 NETS9 configuration ................................................................................................... 37 1 NET S9 user manual 4.3.1 NetS9 network connection ........................................................................ 37 4.3.2 Network settings ........................................................................................ 41 4.3.3 Reference station setting ...................................................................... 42 4.3.4 Data recording setting ............................................................................ 43 4.3.5 Data transmission ...................................................................................... 43 4.3.6 Broadcast SCMRX .......................................................................................... 44 4.4 NRS normal status .......................................................................................................... 45 4.4.1 Station normal status .............................................................................. 45 4.4.2 Server normal status ................................................................................ 46 4.5 Port mapping ................................................................................................................... 46 2 NET S9 user manual Chapter1 NetS9 introduction 1.1 Brief NetS9 is a high-end Beidou CORS receiver based on many years of technology accumulation of SOUTH Company. It is domestic independent satellite navigation system, with independent core technology. Receiver uses small volume efficient core processor of Cortex-A5 with strong performance and fast compute speed. As we know, international mainstream operating systems are Windows and Linux, and NetS9 chooses Linux as the built-in operating system which has powerful onboard software, it is a real embedded control system. Receiver of NetS9 is built with new aluminum alloy design, and it can adapt to the complex work environment with Level of IP67 industrial design and fully meet the CORS system unattended for a long time and stable operation of demand. New design NetS9 reference station receiver provides diverse interfaces and powerful Web Server functions, etc. NetS9 designs a fixed stent which is convenient to install and can be installed anywhere. According to the industrial standard to choose receiver internal electronic components, receiver can stable work in 40 to 75 environment, all parameters are automatically saved in the internal FLASH, parameters will not change when power supply drop, the instrument can automatically connect to the server. NetS9 can not only upload static data, observation data, satellite data and differential data, but 1 NET S9 user manual also it adopts stable and reliable eMMC storage method and it has the automatic cycle storage function. In addition, the users can use external mobile storage devices to backup the static data by USB interface; data can also be downloaded remotely. NetS9 has flexible configurations, such as local network configuration, WIFI connection, Bluetooth connectivity, and buttons with LED screen configuration, serial port configuration and the network remote configuration. It supports remote restart, remote format the SD card, remote registration and firmware upgrade, which help users easily to maintain and reduce the costs. The receiver has auto restart function which can work continually after blackout without any setting again; it has long-term and stable capacity of work, which can long-term continuously track satellite signals and record raw data. NetS9 reference station receiver technology characteristics are as follows:
1. 440 channels, fully compatible with all major satellite positioning system;
2. Receiver uses smallest Cortex-A5 as core processor, strong and fast;
3. Built-in stable and reliable Linux operating system;
4. NetS9 is built with new aluminum alloy design, and it can adapt to the complex work environment with Level of IP67. 5. The front panel LED display design realizes that setting receiver without PC;
6. Providing WiFi function which allows to configure receiver via Wifi connection, greatly 2 NET S9 user manual improves the user experience and convenience;
7. Support STH, RINEX2. X and RINEX3. X;
8. 10000 mAH built-in battery, it can be used as either a main power or uninterrupted UPS power, provides more than 15 hours of battery life;
9. Double RJ45 Ethernet interface design, stronger applicability;
10. With 8 GB high-speed built-in memory, stable and reliable eMMC storage method, the receiver has the automatic cycle storage function. In addition, the user can use external mobile storage devices(The biggest store of 1TB) to store the static data by USB main interface;
11. Standard external 10MHZ frequency input interface, one PPS output interface, one event input interface and weather/tilt sensor interface. 3 NET S9 user manual 1.2 Index of performance GNSS character 440 channels COMPASS: B1B2B3 GPS:L1 C/A, L2E, L2C, L5 GLONASS:L1 C/A and P , L2 C/A ( only for GLONASS M, L2 P SBAS:L1 C/A, L5 GIOVE-A:L1 BOC, E5A, E5B, E5AltBOC GIOVE-B: L1 CBOC, E5A, E5B, E5AltBOC GALILEO: GIOVE-A, GIOVE-B, E1, E5A, E5B Unfiltered, unsmoothed pseudo range measurements data for low noise, low multipath error, low time domain correlation and high dynamic response Very low noise of GNSS carrier phase measurement, the precision of 1 HZ bandwidth < 1 mm The SNR of the dB - Hz report Proven Pacific crest low elevation Angle tracking technology Support a variety of satellite navigation system Supports real -time static and dynamic dual-frequency RTK, supports both single frequency BD - 2 calculating model 4 NET S9 user manual Unique RTK technology, guarantee the reliability of the positioning accuracy, greatly improve the quality of the data decoding I ntelligent dynamic sensitivity positioning technology, adapt to the environment changes, adapt to more and more bad positioning environment and longer distance Fully compatible high compact message, easy to form a complete set of data transmission and software application development Stable long-distance RTK calculating ability Position accuracy static:
RTK :
Plane:(2.5mm+1x10-6D), elevation(5.0mm+1x10-6D) Plane:(10mm+1x10-6D), elevation(20mm+1x10-6D) I nitialization time: Less than 60 seconds I nitialize the reliability: Generally greater than 99.9%
M emory: 8GB, can record up to 12 months of the original observation data, (satellite data records for 5 seconds an epoch), Support large capacity 64G of industrial-grade data SD memory card Position output: 1HZ, 2 HZ, 5HZ, 10HZ and 20 HZ and 50 HZ(depending on the installation options),output original measurement and location of up to 50 HZ Store formats: STH, RI NEX , BI NEX 5 NET S9 user manual Naming files: Variety Data retrieval and transfer: HTTP download, FTP download, USB copy Navigation outputs: ASCII: NMEA - 0183 GSV, AVR, RMC, HDT, VGK, VHD, ROT, GGK, GGA, GSA, ZDA, VTG, GST, PJT, PJK, BPQ, GLL, GRS, GBS and the binary Reference outputs: CMR, CMR+, RTCM 2.1, RTCM2.2, RTCM2.3, RTCM3.0, RTCM3. X 2 RS232 interface, and support the aerometeograph, inclinometer and all kinds of sensors 1 main USB interface, external USB storage is used to record the original observation data 1 USB interface, the data of receiver internal storage can be downloaded directly by the 3 independent power input ports, ensure the power supply is reliable Support circular storage Support external USB storage Device interface 2 RJ45 network interface interface 1 external clock input interface 1external event input interface 1 GNSS antenna interface 1 W I FI antenna interface Communication Ethernet: RJ45 connector supports HTTP, HTTPS, TCP/IP, UDP, FTP, and NTRIP 6 NET S9 user manual Bluetooth: Supports 2.4 GHZ connection W I FI : A P and the Client mode User interface A vacuum LCD screen, 8 buttons on the keyboard, the Web user interface Built-in lithium battery can work continuously more than 15 hours after charged Battery and power supply 9 ~ 28 V DC input Power level: 3.8 W Environment W orking temperature: -40 ~75 Storage temperature:-40 ~80 1.3 Appearance structure 1.3.1 Appearance Receiver of NetS9 receiver appearance is as shown in figure 1-1.Receiver is rectangular in shape; the front panel provides buttons and LCD display function; Rear panel provides multiple interface functions: RS - 232 interface, RJ45 interface, antenna interface, power supply interface, USB interface, etc. 7 NET S9 user manual Fig. 1-1 NetS9 NetS9 front panel is as shown in figure 1-2; it mainly provides buttons and LCD display 1.3.2 Front panel function. Fig. 1-2 NetS9 front panel 8 NET S9 user manual The front panel of each function module is as shown in table 1-1:
Tab. 1-1 NetS9 front panel functions No 1,3 2 Function Description button View and modify the receiver configuration LED Check the working state of the receiver and display function configuration 1.3.3 Rear panel NetS9 rear panel provides a more diverse interface function, is as shown in figure 1-3:
Fig. 1-3 NetS9 rear panel NetS9 rear panel function of each interface is as shown in table 1-2:
9 NET S9 user manual Tab. 1-2 NetS9 rear panel functions No Function Description WIFI antenna interface power interface Connect WIFI antenna External power and receiver built-in battery Input/output PPS output interface, external events input interface, interface a serial port and power interface RS-232 Static data output, the output difference data output, interface the navigation data, external interface USB interface USB function, power supply interface 10 m / 100 m Ethernet interfaces, static and difference data to the server Connect GNSS antenna 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 frequency The external clock input RJ45 interface GNSS antenna interface External standard 10 NET S9 user manual Chapter2 NetS9 power and battery NetS9 provides a stable external power while providing a built-in battery as UPS functions. When plug into charger, the internal battery has automatic charging function; in the case of external power failure, it can safely switch to the internal battery automatically and ensure NetS9 stable operation for about 15 hours; similarly, when the external power supply is restored, built-in battery-powered mode can automatically safely switch to external power supply, then internal battery enter into the power storage state. 2.1 Ext power The right to use an external power supply of NetS9 precedence over the built-in battery. Only when the receiver is not connected to an external power supply or external power failure, the internal battery will work. For a receiver to work properly, the external power supply must provide 9V DC to 28V DC, and the power must be greater than 5W. When external power is disconnected and the built-in battery is exhausted, NetS9 will automatically shut down; when the power is restored, the receiver automatically starts and its configuration parameters will be restored to pre-shutdown state, and begin normal operation. Warning: Do not place the external power adapter, its subsidiary plug, and cables to outdoors or in damp places. Do not use an external power to supply power when receiver works in a humid environment. Warning: External power supply input voltage cannot exceed 28V DC, otherwise the receiver will have a fatal injuries. 11 NET S9 user manual NetS9 uses built-in rechargeable Li-ion battery. When using the battery, please note:
a) If the battery discolors and leaks or has other undesirable phenomena, please do b) Do not short circuit the battery, disassemble damaged, approaching heat or throw 2.2 Battery safety Warnings not use;
in a fire, avoid direct sunlight;
c) Do not put the battery in water. 2.3 Battery charge & usage The internal battery will automatically recharge when external power is used. Battery before first use, please fully charged. If the battery is placed for three months without using, first fully charged, then use it. It will take about 24 hours for full charge. Warnings a) Do not charge the damage or leaking battery;
b) Do not disassemble the battery and charge alone. 2.4 Conserve battery The battery should be fully charged before conservation;
If long-term conservation, please ensure to charge once every three months. 12 NET S9 user manual Chapter3 NetS9 configuration SOUTH NetS9 provides a variety of ways to configure the parameters, Including buttons, LCD, WIFI, Web Server, serial ports and Bluetooth. The button configuration and Web Server are the most commonly used configuration methods. According to the actual situation of the user to select the most efficient way to complete NetS9 parameter configuration. 3.1 Keys and LCD configuration 3.1.1 Key function NetS9 front panel is as shown in figure 1-2, a total of eight buttons. Users can use these buttons to switch on/off receiver, restart the receiver, view and modify the configuration information, and so on. Table 3-1 button introduction of NetS9 key name Function description Power Power key Esc Return to the main interface, cancel modification Reset click this key 5sto restart the system Enter the page of parameter modification and Enter confirm changes 13 NET S9 user manual Up Turn over the page and reduce parameter values Down Turn over the page and increase parameter values Left Right The cursor moves left The cursor moves Right 3.1.2 LCD interface After the completion of the system startup, LCD main interface will be displayed as shown in figure 3-1. In the main interface mode, click this key
. Users can access to the parameters of the interface for base station to launch coordinate system and modifications of different schemes. The parameters of base station are as shown in figure 3-2.Under the arbitrary parameter interface; press the return key
, returns to the main interface. Fig. 3-1 LCD main interface And the SV means visible satellite number; BAT means the built-in battery allowance; MB means receiver memory capacity and the REC light keep flashing shows that NetS9 is receiving and recording static data. 14 NET S9 user manual Fig. 3-2 parameters configuration interface Then Start Base means start the base station mode, Diff Type means differential data type. There are three kinds of base station start mode:
HEREUsing automatic repeat coordinates to start the base station OFFManually start the base station NEWUsing automatic single point coordinate to start the base station Under the arbitrary parameter interface mode, if you need to modify the parameters, you can press the button and modify the instrument parameters. At this time the cursor keeps flashing, and then you can press the buttons to change the location of the cursor, the button to modify the size of the parameter values. When these parameters all are changed, if you press the button
, it will save the data, the cursor disappears, the new configuration information goes into effect and the instrument return to the interface of Parameter Settings. If press the button
, it will not save the data, the cursor disappears, configuration information will restore and save previous information and the instrument return to the interface of Parameter Settings. At the same time, you can continue to press the button to view the other parameters. If you want to configure of base station start mode and sent differential data information directly, the screen lights up when you press any key, 15 NET S9 user manual then you can press the button
, it appears the interface
. And you can press the key two times uninterruptedly to switch the interface
, When the right triangle arrow moves toward to downside of Start Base, you can press the button to switch different working modes; what is more, you can press the key to switch the interface
,at the same time you can switch to send difference scheme of configuration directly by pressing the button
. If without operating for a long time, the instrument will automatically closed LCD screen and you can press any key to wake it up. 3.2 The Web Server configuration When you enter the IP address of the NetS9 in IE browser, then you can access the Web Server system and complete NetS9 parameter configuration. 3.2.1 Login Web Server through LAN 1. Use physical method to connect to the Internet Users can use a network cable to connect the NetS9 to local PC. NetS9 also can be connected to the local router or switch; we need make sure NetS9 with PC are in the same local area 2. Login the Web Server and set NetS9 parameters network (LAN). 16 NET S9 user manual Here NetS9 IP and local PC IP must be set to the same network segment. And you can enter NetS9 IP address in the IE browser, we suppose that NetS9 IP is 192.168.4.24 and input it, then we can enter the NetS9 Web Server system login page is as shown in figure 3-3. Users can choose Chinese or English in the top right-hand corner of the login page through the shortcut key; At the same time, the NetS9 provides the "help" shortcut keys, if the user cannot login system or the system page is abnormal, they are available by clicking on the login page in the top right corner of the "help" to get the solution. Fig. 3-3 NetS9 system login page In the login page, user input the correct name and password, click "login" to enter NetS9 Web Server system home page as shown in figure 3-4. System default user name and password are as follows: admin, admin. After login system, you can change the password on the "change Note: NetS9 Web Server system only supports Internet explorer browser, the other password" page. browsers are not supported!
17 NET S9 user manual Fig. 3-4 home page of NetS9 As shown in figure 3-4, Web Server includes nine functional bars: status, configuration, satellite information, data record, data transfer, network config, firmware update, user management and help. Check the function as shown in table 3-2. number menu Function introduction Provides information, working status and positioning 1 Status information of receiver system Register, base station settings, the antenna settings, 2 configuration satellite tracking settings, instrument control and the default language Satellite The current satellite tracking information and information satellite Settings 3 18 NET S9 user manual Data record Set the static data collection interval and format Data transfer For raw data and differential data transmission 4 5 6 7 8 9 Network config Firmware update User management Receiver network parameters and WiFi Settings Receiver firmware upgrade Increase and manage the Web Server user Help Get the solution Tab.3-2 the main functions of each menu of Web Server 1) The status menu The menu of status is as shown in figure 3-5, includes the following pages: system information, work status and position information. 19 NET S9 user manual Fig. 3-5 "receiver status" menu interface
"System Information" provides the NetS9 routine information, receiver model, MAC address and firmware version information etc.; "Work mode" shows NetS9 physical state, such as temperature, voltage, built-in battery and the rest of the storage space; "Information" provides the base station's current location information, satellite status and PDOP value. 2) The configuration menu The configuration menu is as shown in figure 3-8. Users can set the various parameters of the NetS9 through the receiver configuration" , then save settings and parameters will take effect immediately. The menu interface of Receiver configuration mainly includes: general Settings, the base station settings, antenna settings, satellite tracking settings, receiver control and the default language. A "General Settings" interface is as shown in figure 3-6. Users can complete NetS9 main 20 NET S9 user manual work mode settings and register receiver here. Fig. 3-6 general config interface a)"Base setup" interface is as shown in figure 3-7. Users can complete basic settings, such as base station coordinates and differential format etc.; Users not only can input the precise coordinates but also can click on the current position to get coordinates automatically;
21 NET S9 user manual Fig. 3-7 the interface of base stations setup b)Antenna Setup interfaces is as shown in figure 3-8 .Users can choose different measuring methods for antenna height;
Fig. 3-8 the interface of antenna setup c) The satellite tracking interface is as shown in figure 3-9. Users can set different satellite systems, satellite signal and Mask Angle;
22 NET S9 user manual d) Receiver operate interface is as shown in figure 3-10. Fig.3-10 receiver operate interface e) "Default language" interface, here users can choose Chinese or English as display B "Satellite information" interface is as shown in figure 3-11. You can view satellite tracking language. 23 NET S9 user manual information in different ways, table, figure or skyplot. At the same time, you can also click the enable/disable to select whether the single satellite signal is available or not. Fig. 3-11 satellite information interface C "Data record" is as shown in figure 3-12. The user can set the data storage format, storage method, file interval, point name, epoch interval, etc; also you can query and download data. Data download is as shown in figure 3 - 13, after choose the storage method and date, click on refresh data to download collected data or delete data. 24 NET S9 user manual Fig. 3-12 data record interface Fig. 3-13 data download interface D "Data transfer interface is as shown in figure 3-14. Set to transmit the raw data and differential SCMRX to the indicated IP & PORT of server. 25 NET S9 user manual Fig.3-14 data transmission interface a) "General" interface is as shown in figure 3-15. Lemo port, serial port, bluetooth port, raw data port and differential port display here, if there is a serial port being occupied, and then the status menu will become green as shown in figure 3-16. Fig. 3-15 occupied port b) "Serial port config" interface is as shown in figure 3-16. Baud rate is 115200; odd/even is 26 none; there are four kinds of data in data flow, raw observation data ( RT-27), correction data( SCMRX), navigation data ( NMEA-0183) and SIC observation data. NET S9 user manual Fig. 3-16 serial port config interface c) "TCP/IP config" interface is as shown in figure 3 -17. Select the needed work mode and data flow, set the ip and port which matched with server and enable it. Figure 3-17 TCP/IP config interface d) "NTRIP config" interface is as shown in figure 3-18. Select active to enable the Ntripserver function, set the IP and Port in Ntripcaster address and NtripCaster port to 27 NET S9 user manual transmit correction data (SCMRX). Fig. 3 -18 NTRIP config interface e) "Data flow config" interface is as shown in figure 3-19. Here in navigation data interface, you can set the NMEA-0183 data output frequency; in SIC navigation data, you can disable
/enable the data output; in raw observation data, you can set the output parameters as it list for you; Met-Tilt is for Meteorological applications. 28 NET S9 user manual Fig. 3-19 data flow config interface E "Network config" interface is as shown in figure 3-20. Including Ethernet config, WIFI config and Bluetooth config. Fig. 3-20 network config interface a)"Ethernet Settings" interface is as shown in figure 3-20. Users select no 'automatically obtain IP, they can set the receiver network parameters manually. IP address, subnet mask 29 NET S9 user manual and default gateway must be matched with the servers for data transmission. And when DNS was input correctly, we can access to receiver through the network. b)"WIFI config" interface is as shown in figure 3-21. Here we Choose 'AP' as work mode;
AP_SSID is the host name; AP_Password is the password for connecting to the host and you do not need a password to login when the AP is not encrypted. Fig. 3-21 WIFI config interface F "Firmware update" interface is as shown in figure 3-22. The version information shows the current firmware information and release date information. Browse the firmware then upload it to upgrade. The latest firmware of receiver download at www.southgnss.com/ download center/software download/CORS software//firmware. 30 NET S9 user manual Fig. 3-22 firmware upgrade interface G "User management" interface is as shown in figure 3 -23. It is used for adding and managing account. Only the administrator can change any parameters of the receiver and manage users; and ordinary users can only view the receiver parameters, but cannot do any changes. Fig. 3-23 user management interface 31 NET S9 user manual 3.2.2 Login Web Server by the public network If users need to remote login web server, they need to map the LAN 80 port of NetS9 to WAN port. Assuming that the port 80 is mapped to port 8000, users only need to input public IP and port into the local browser, eg: if the receiver public IP is 222.196.35.76, users only need input: http:// 222.196.35.76:8000 to access web server of NET S9. 32 NET S9 user manual Chapter4 NETS9 single station configuration 4.1 NRS Station setup 4.1.1 Add new stations Add a new station Fig. 4-1 new station Follow the Figure 4-2 to complete the station configurations;
Fig. 4-2 station parameters configuration 33 NET S9 user manual 1. Name/ID: Edit a new name and ID for stations. 2. Type: Data transmission method. 3. Server: Communication port. 4. Antenna: Antenna type selection. 5. Parameter: Coordinate input, must be XYZ or BLH. 6. Fixed: Select it as a fixed base coordinate. 9. Backup: Backup stations, in case you need configure it again. 7. Add: Add a new station. 8. Delete: Delete station. 10. Load the backup file. 4.1.2 Service setup Fig. 4-3 services setup Follow the Figure4-3 to complete services setup;
34 NET S9 user manual Fig. 4-4 services setup 1.Eagleserver: Communication IP & PORT between station and server software, if the NRS station and NRS server are installed in same PC, the inner IP should be 127.0.0.1. 2.Differential type: Standard differential options. 3.File save setting: setup the static data format and the storage format, also the epoch. 4.NRS setting: Set the port for transmitting the virtual differential to server software. 5.Startup setting: Setting startup items. 35 NET S9 user manual 4.2 NRS Server setup Fig. 4-5 NRS Server setup Here we just setup the port to achieve the differential which processed by NRS station software. The PORT1 should be same with the PORT you set in NRS station services setup-eagle server, as Figure 4-4 (item 1). Eaglenet IP& PORT is for network CORS, and the inner IP is 127.0.0.1, the PORT should be same with the PORT you set in NRS station NRS setting, see Figure 4-4 (item 4). After setup everything, just save the settings and run it. 36 NET S9 user manual 4.3 NETS9 configuration 4.3.1 NetS9 network connection Power on, manually modify the network parameters through the control panel or WIFI connection. S9 IP is 192.168.6.10. You can also automatically obtain IP address, but for the convenience of explanation, here server (PC) IP address is 192.168.6.6, NET S9 connect to server (PC) through router, the NET Fig. 4-6 NETS9 networking topology 1. Router setup Taking TP-LINK as an example, the router IP set to 192.168.6.1, the login ID & password should be provided by supplier. LAN setting as Figure 4-7:
37 NET S9 user manual Fig. 4-7 LAN setting WAN setting should be set according to the parameters which supplied by the carrier, as Figure 4-8:
Fig. 4-8 WAN setting 38 2. server(PC) networking parameters setting NET S9 user manual Fig. 4-9 PC setting Set the parameters like above Figure and the DNS server IP should be according to the one NETS9 has WIFI hotspot, while your PC, mobile and tablet can connect to it and configure it which provided by carrier. 3. Configure NETS9 via WIFI more conveniently. This is the WIFI default factory settings of NETS9:
39 NET S9 user manual Fig. 4-10 NETS9 WIFI default setting The factory default is no restriction for access. Computer, tablet or smart phones and other terminals can be connected directly to galaxy hotspot without password. Fig. 4-11 NETS9 default SSID Input 10.1.1.1 into browser to enter into the NETS9 web server to setup it after connected. 40 NET S9 user manual Login Username: admin, password: admin. Fig. 4-12 NETS9 login interface 4.3.2 Network settings Set the network parameters after login the web server interface:
Fig. 4-13 NETS9 network parameters setting 41 NET S9 user manual 4.3.3 Reference station setting Fig. 4-14 reference station settings Only base station coordinate need to be edited, the other settings can be kept default. Submit all settings when done. Fig. 4-15 antenna parameters setting 42 NET S9 user manual 4.3.4 Data recording setting There are several options for each item which you can set every parameter according to the actual demand. Fig. 4-16 data recording setting 4.3.5 Data transmission Mode should be set to client mode which means here the receiver provides the raw data. And the raw data should be sent out with an indicated IP & PORT. The IP is where your eaglestation is installed and Port should be set to the same Port as your eagelstation server port. Pls check Figure 4-2 (item 3). 43 NET S9 user manual Fig. 4-17 data transmission setting 4.3.6 Broadcast SCMRX Fig. 4-18 scmrx transmission setting S9 can create scmrx (with BDS) directly which no need to be processed so that it can be sent to eagleserver directly. Eagleserver can broadcast this correction to users directly. Open this service and select eagle mode. 44 The caster address should be the IP where the eagleserver is installed and the PORT should be NET S9 user manual the same as your eagleserver PORT. See Figure 4-18 4.4 NRS normal status 4.4.1 Station normal status Fig. 4-19 station display 45 4.4.2 Server normal status NET S9 user manual Fig. 4-20 server display 4.5 Port mapping Every router should have the ability that can map the port. The procedure is making the sever LAN IP & PORT to the WAN IP & PORT so that the users can access even if it is in a different network area. The function is also called NAT (network address transformation) for some routers. Here taking the TP-LINK router as an example to show you how to do port mapping. 46 NET S9 user manual Fig. 4-21 port mapping configuration Server Port: The port you need map (6060). IP: Local server IP (192.168.6.6). The other settings keep default. After completing the port mapping, type the WAN IP+PORT (eg: 58.248.35.130:6060) into browser, it means port mapping succeed when getting the source table. 47 NET S9 user manual Fig. 4-22 source table list Herby, South Surveying & Mapping Technology Co., Ltd. declares that this GNSS RECEIVER, NET S9 is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014/53/EU. In accordance with Article 10(2) and Article 10(10), this product allowed to be used in all EU member states. Use the GNSS RECEIVER in the environment with the temperature between -20 and 45. The device complies with RF specifications when the device used at 20cm from your body. Adapter shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible. The plug considered as disconnect device of adapter Adapter ManufacturerSouth Surveying & Mapping Technology Co., Ltd. Model: ZL-030HL1802000CN01 Input: 100-240V~, 50/60Hz, 1.0A Output: 18V2.0V Specifications Hardware Version: SIRIUS500 Software Version: 1.09.200703.R4A5GL ManufacturerLOGIC INSTRUMENT Address12 rue Ampre, 91430 Igny, France Manufacturer:South Surveying & Mapping Technology Co., Ltd. Address:No.39, Sicheng Road, Tian He District, Guangzhou, China 48 FCC Warning This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any inte rference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interferenceto radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Radiation Exposure Statement This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator and your body.