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ProMark3 RTK TECHNICAL PRODUCT PRESENTATION

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ProMark3 RTK TECHNICAL PRODUCT PRESENTATION

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    1. 0 ProMark3 RTK TECHNICAL PRODUCT PRESENTATION

    2. 1 PRESENTATION OVERVIEW

    3. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION SYSTEM OVERVIEW PROJECT MANAGEMENT UTILITIES NAVIGATION SURVEYING MOBILE MAPPING RESOURCES

    4. 3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

    5. 4 PM3 RTK OVERVIEW Basic and Advanced RTK modes Magellan Professional Surveying for basic data collection. "Mobile Mapping" application FAST Survey (specific for the PM3) with advanced RTK applications License-free and pre-configured UHF radios NTRIP and Direct IP options RTCM 3.0 and RTCM 2.3 Low-cost RTK solution Dont empty your pockets for RTK BLADE Magellans GNSS processing algorithm that uses SBAS carrier to speed L1 fixed solutions

    6. 5 MAGELLAN'S RTK TECHNOLOGIES BLADE BaseLine Accurate Determination Engine Universal GPS + GLONASS +SBAS L1/L2 RTK engine Core engine serving standard RTK, RTK with moving base and heading determination RTCM 3.x Sentences 1001 - 1008 (single baseline data) Sentences 1014 - 1016 (MAC network solutions) RTCM 2.x Sentences 1, 3, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 59 Automatic detection of RTCM version Automatic selection of best RTCM messages

    7. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION SYSTEM OVERVIEW PROJECT MANAGEMENT UTILITIES NAVIGATION SURVEYING MOBILE MAPPING RESOURCES

    8. 7 SYSTEM

    9. 8 SYSTEM

    10. 9 Backlight Control Brightness and contrast settings will affect battery life Bluetooth Manager Bluetooth usage will affect battery life Date/Time Set time zone and daylight savings setting Display Set a background with your company logo and/or unit ID Power Check power schemes Volume & Sounds SYSTEM

    11. 10 SYSTEM

    12. 11 SYSTEM

    13. 12 SYSTEM

    14. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION SYSTEM OVERVIEW PROJECT MANAGEMENT UTILITIES NAVIGATION SURVEYING MOBILE MAPPING RESOURCES

    15. 14 PROJECT MANAGEMENT

    16. 15 PROJECT MANAGEMENT

    17. 16 PROJECT MANAGEMENT

    18. 17 MobileMapper background map (.mmp) Create background maps from multiple GIS sources Use MapSend background maps MobileMapper feature library (.mmf) Created with Feature Library Editor as a standalone file Once embedded into a job file, it is permanent and un-editable Handling of GIS files through MobileMapper Office User imports SHP, MIF and DXF files into MM job files MM job files are exported in SHP, MIF or DXF format FAST Survey files .CRD contains coordinates in binary format .RW5 contains all job related raw data in text format .DAT contains localization information PROJECT MANAGEMENT

    19. 18 MobileMapper job file (.mmj) Proprietary format upload/download to GPS receiver Includes GPS positions, descriptions, feature library, GPS metadata MobileMapper waypoint file (.mmw) Created as part of a job and uploaded to receiver with the job Handling of Survey data through GNSS Solutions Import/Export *.ASC, NMEA, *.DXF and user-defined formats Magellan proprietary raw data files and RINEX import Raster map export (.tif) RTK Obn vector files (.obn) storing vector information PROJECT MANAGEMENT

    20. 19 PROJECT MANAGEMENT

    21. 20 GNSS Solutions Version 2.50.03 or newer Upload to PM3: Select points or raster map to be uploaded from open project ProMark3 From the Desktop, launch the "Surveying" or "Mobile Mapping" application MobileMapper Office Version 3.40 or newer

    22. 21 PROJECT MANAGEMENT

    23. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION SYSTEM OVERVIEW PROJECT MANAGEMENT UTILITIES NAVIGATION SURVEYING MOBILE MAPPING RESOURCES

    24. 23 UTILITIES

    25. 24 None Autonomous GPS or SBAS Beacon Meter-level precision Direct IP 0.01 M precision possible NTRIP 0.01 M precision possible UHF 0.01 M precision possible Connected directly to PM3 power/communication connector Other RTCM Source 0.01 M precision possible Connected to I/O module

    26. 25 UTILITIES

    27. 26 UTILITIES

    28. 27 If the system is purchased with the RTK and/or the FAST Survey option(s), no unlocking will be necessary. End users wanting to upgrade to RTK or FAST need to contact their dealer. Unlock RTK and FAST Inside "Utilities" menu Supply PM3's serial number Product Key(s) will be mailed to the customer

    29. 28 UTILITIES

    30. 29 Apply default settings to the GPS portion of the ProMark3 A "Cold Reset" will clear iono and almanac data A "Cold Reset" is recommended after a firmware upgrade Hardware Reset Clears the user settings and shuts down the unit Push the "Power/ESC/ENTER" keys at the same time Software Reset Re-boots the unit Push the "ESC/ENTER/IN" keys at the same time UTILITIES

    31. 30 UTILITIES

    32. 31 UTILITIES

    33. 32 UTILITIES

    34. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION SYSTEM OVERVIEW PROJECT MANAGEMENT UTILITIES NAVIGATION SURVEYING MOBILE MAPPING RESOURCES

    35. 34 NAVIGATION

    36. 35 Destination Types Any Point of Interest (POI) pre-loaded in the ProMark3. Any Waypoint created using the "Mark" function (listed as a User Waypoint in the POI list). The active Background Map that appears on the top of the POI list. Any feature logged in the open Survey job. These features are selected graphically from the MAP screen. NAVIGATION

    37. 36 GOTO Route (Method 1) Select a Waypoint from the MAP screen Press "Enter" twice to display the properties of the Waypoint Click on "GOTO" GOTO Route (Method 2) Press "Menu" select "GOTO" and choose a POI or Waypoint GOTO Routes are not stored in memory. They must be created after each power cycle Multi-leg Route Consists of several Waypoints or POIs linked into a line feature Segments between two Waypoints or POIs are called legs Multi-leg routes CAN be stored in memory Back-track routes belong to this category NAVIGATION

    38. 37 Creating a multi-leg route Press "Menu" and select "Routes" Highlight the first empty route and hit "Enter" Press "Menu" and select "Insert WPT" Select sequence of Waypoints Select "Save Route" when finished Navigating a multi-leg route Press "Menu" and select "Routes" Highlight desired route Press "Menu" and select "Activate Route" Press "NAV" to navigate along this route NAVIGATION

    39. 38 Backtracks Track mode must be On Select "Menu" "Setup" "Map Setup" "Track Mode" "On/Off" ProMark3 automatically stores points in memory Select "Menu" "Routes" "Backtrack" Select "Activate Backtrack" Press "NAV" to return to the MAP screen NAVIGATION

    40. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION SYSTEM OVERVIEW PROJECT MANAGEMENT UTILITIES NAVIGATION SURVEYING MOBILE MAPPING RESOURCES

    41. 40 Same for Static or Kinematic Surveys Base station with Initialization bar Measure and record HI POST-PROCESSED SURVEYS

    42. 41 Enter "Surveying" application Press "MENU" go to "Setup" and set preferences. It is important that "Storage" option and "Receiver ID" are preset. Press "NAV" until the Satellite Status screen is displayed and ensure that enough satellites are being tracked (minimum of 4). POST-PROCESSED SURVEYS

    43. 42 Press the "LOG" button on the keypad Survey Settings screen opens Site ID (4 characters) Survey Mode Site Description 20 characters max Left arrow button to retrieve descriptions Antenna Height Units (of antenna height measurement) Height Type (of antenna height measurement) Recording Interval The same interval should be used for all receivers involved in the survey Control Point Select this box if the point may be used as a Control Point POST-PROCESSED SURVEYS

    44. 43 Known Enter the Site ID of the known (Control) point in the receivers memory Static occupation of point for 15 seconds Bar Enter any Site ID Static occupation of point for about 5 minutes None (On The Fly) Enter any Site ID Static occupation of point for 15 30 minutes POST-PROCESSED SURVEYS

    45. 44 Re-Initializations are caused by poor GPS reception. A Loss of Lock alarm will appear in surveys that were initialized with the Bar or Known method when there is GPS data that is too poor to maintain survey accuracies. Prevent loss of lock. Keep the antenna in clear view of the sky at all times. Create intermediate control points that can be used for rapid re-initializations. POST-PROCESSED SURVEYS

    46. 45 Rover units must be initialized prior to data collection. Initializations require 15 seconds to 30 minutes depending upon conditions. Antenna must be kept in full view of the sky at all times. If the antenna loses lock on too many satellites, the system will need to be re-initialized before precise measurements can be resumed. Stop and Go Use for point collection. Antenna is precisely positioned over a point and data is collected for a period of time ranging from 15 to 60 seconds. Continuous Use for collecting a group of points with minimal attribution. Ideal for terrain modeling or linear feature collection. A point is collected each time the receiver records an epoch of data. Typical occupation times range from 1 to 5 seconds with accuracies of about 0.03 0.05 meters. POST-PROCESSED SURVEYS

    47. 46 Enter "Surveying" application Press "MENU", go to "Setup" and set preferences. It is important that "Storage" option and "Receiver ID" are preset. Press "NAV" until the Satellite Status screen is displayed and ensure that enough satellites are being tracked (minimum of 4). Press the "LOG" button Survey Setting screen opens POST-PROCESSED SURVEYS

    48. 47 Site ID (4 characters) Survey Mode Site Description 20 characters max Left arrow button to retrieve previous descriptions Antenna Height Units (of antenna height measurement) Height Type (of antenna height measurement) POST-PROCESSED SURVEYS

    49. 48 Recording Interval The same interval should be used for all receivers involved in the survey. Initialize (type of initialization being performed) Time on site (sec) If Bar or Known initialization is selected, enter the initialization time required. If None initialization is selected, enter the occupation time for surveyed points. Control Point Select this box if the point may be used as a Control Point. POST-PROCESSED SURVEYS

    50. 49 Initialization countdown Hit the "LOG" icon at the bottom of the screen. This begins data logging and initialization process. With Bar or Known Initialization, intermediate screen with time remaining for initialization information will open. POST-PROCESSED SURVEYS

    51. 50 Once initialized, some settings may need to be changed. Hit the "LOG" button Site ID Site Description Antenna Height Initialize (None should now be selected) Time on Site (Normally 15 seconds) POST-PROCESSED SURVEYS

    52. 51 POST-PROCESSED SURVEYS

    53. 52 Enter Survey application Press "MENU" button, go to "Setup" and set preferences. It is important that "Storage" option and "Receiver ID" are preset. Press "NAV" button until the Satellite Status screen is displayed and ensure that enough satellites are being tracked (minimum of 4) Press the "LOG" button Survey Setting screen opens POST-PROCESSED SURVEYS

    54. 53 Site ID (4 characters) Survey Mode Site Description 20 characters max Left arrow button to retrieve previous descriptions Antenna Height Units (of antenna height measurement) Height Type (of antenna height measurement) POST-PROCESSED SURVEYS

    55. 54 Recording Interval The same interval should be used for all receivers involved in the survey. Initialize (type of initialization being performed) Time on site (sec) If Bar or Known initialization is selected, enter the initialization time required. If None initialization is selected, enter the occupation time for surveyed points. POST-PROCESSED SURVEYS

    56. 55 Hit the "LOG" icon at the bottom of the screen. This begins data logging and initialization process. With Bar or Known Initialization, an intermediate screen with time remaining for initialization information will open POST-PROCESSED SURVEYS

    57. 56 POST-PROCESSED SURVEYS Position antenna over beginning point of trajectory. If initialization has just been performed, press the "LOG" button to adjust settings that have changed. Press the "LOG" icon and begin positioning the system along the trajectory. Data will be logged at the selected Recording Interval.

    58. 57 POST-PROCESSED SURVEYS

    59. 58 ProMark3 RTK

    60. 59 ProMark3 RTK

    61. 60 ProMark3 RTK

    62. 61 RTK BASE CONFIGURATION

    63. 62 RTK ROVER CONFIGURATION

    64. 63 RTK ROVER CONFIGURATION

    65. 64 RTK ROVER CONFIGURATION

    66. 65 RTK ROVER CONFIGURATION

    67. 66 RTK SURVEYING

    68. 67 RTK SURVEYING

    69. 68 RTK SURVEYING

    70. 69 RTK SURVEYING

    71. 70 RTK SURVEYING

    72. 71 RTK SURVEYING

    73. 72 RTK NETWORKS

    74. 73 RTK NETWORKS

    75. 74

    76. 75 RTK NETWORKS

    77. 76 RTK NETWORKS

    78. 77 RTK NETWORKS

    79. 78 RTK NETWORKS

    80. 79 RTK NETWORKS

    81. 80 RTK NETWORKS

    82. 81 RTK NETWORKS

    83. 82 RTK NETWORKS

    84. 83 RTK NETWORKS

    85. 84 RTK NETWORKS

    86. 85 RTK NETWORKS

    87. 86 RTK NETWORKS

    88. 87 RTK NETWORKS

    89. 88 ADVANCED RTK

    90. 89 ADVANCED RTK

    91. 90 ADVANCED RTK

    92. 91 ADVANCED RTK

    93. 92 ADVANCED RTK

    94. 93 ADVANCED RTK

    95. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION SYSTEM OVERVIEW PROJECT MANAGEMENT UTILITIES NAVIGATION SURVEYING MOBILE MAPPING RESOURCES

    96. 95 Mark (Click on the "MENU" button) This option allows the user to store a waypoint whose coordinates are at the present location. Jobs (Click on the "LOG" button) Create New Job Open Existing Job Reference Station (R will appear in upper right corner of Satellite View screen) Select Feature Library Created in MobileMapper Office Tutorial or Generic *.MMF provided Select Real-time or Post-processing MOBILE MAPPING

    97. 96 Points A feature with a single location. Logging this type of feature requires static occupation at the point. Lines A continuous series of points creating a line feature. Logging this type of feature requires movement along the line. Areas A continuous series of points creating an area feature. Logging this type of feature requires movement along the area boundary. Grids A series of right intersections creating an array of evenly distributed waypoints. The ProMark3 will guide the user to each of the waypoints where measurements can be performed. MOBILE MAPPING

    98. 97 Feature Library A list of point, line, area and/or grid features with attributes of interested which are to be recorded or updated. Categories of Attributes Menu style where attributes are chosen from a pick list. Numeric style where attributes can only be numbers within a specified range. Text style where attributes can by typed in manually. Created in MobileMapper Office software MOBILE MAPPING

    99. 98 Highlight desired feature and click on "LOG" Highlight various attributes of the feature, hit "ENTER" on each and update or populate the fields. Options icon: Points: Allows the user to delete a feature or offset a measurement. Lines/Areas: Allow the user to pause/resume collection, offset the measurements, nest a feature, change the logging interval (default is 5 seconds) or delete the feature. When all fields are populated and measurement is completed, hit the "DONE" icon Move to the next feature MOBILE MAPPING

    100. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION SYSTEM OVERVIEW PROJECT MANAGEMENT UTILITIES NAVIGATION SURVEYING MOBILE MAPPING RESOURCES

    101. 100 MAGELLAN http://dealers.magellangps.com/ http://pro.magellangps.com/ http://corp.magellangps.com/ ftp://ftp.magellanGPS.com GNSS http://igs.ifag.de/ http://www.ngs.noaa.gov/ http://facility.unavco.org/software/software.html OTHERS http://www.unlocks.co.uk/gprs_settings.php http://www.i-boards.com/bnp/pobtha/ RESOURCES

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