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1. Computers connection v Computers Sq 2 jotean Parel Ereti W Phones Master mode Phones M Type Uncategorized W Uncategorized Exit on connect Uncategorized Eq ctior i Phones Master mode View Connect Refresh 8 8 Uncategorized Exit on connect it ibili i it Accessibil Connections Accessibilty Serial F ic Connections Accessibil Refresh 9 A TOPCON Connections Accessibility Serial f ic AF TOPCON Figure A 4 Discovered Devices and Device Properties Unconnected A 6 GMS 2 Operator s Manual BTManager If desired select Exit on connect to close BTManager but remain connected to the internal GMS 2 Bluetooth module This allows other programs to open and use the port for communicating with other Bluetooth enabled devices If Exit on connect is unchecked and BTManager gt is closed BTManager and the Bluetooth module will remain connected but the port used for communication will be disconnected from the module Other programs will not be able to use this port for communicating with Bluetooth enable devices 6 Select a device to connect to and tap Connect Once a connection has been established the Bluetooth Indicator turns green Figure A 5 The connection to the module will remain established until you tap Disconnect even if BTManager is closed e
2. AF TOPCON Figure 3 3 BTManager Connected with GMS 2 Port Tap the Accessibility tab to check the current state of the Bluetooth module Figure 3 4 on page 3 4 For most applications the following parameters should be enabled e Allow other device to connect e All devices e Other devices can discover me Note that at first time use and after a reset these parameters will be disabled P N 7010 0752 3 3 Using the GMS 2 BtManager Device Information raro SPP DUN 00 03 74 2E 8E 234 Name Address PIN Accessibility M Allow other device to connect All devices Paired devices Other devices can discover me Serial K v 9 Connections AF TOPCON Figure 3 4 Check Bluetooth Module Accessibility Settings If using a Phone device Serial Port tab or Dial up network service Dial Up tab select Enable Service and the port to use for communication typically COM1 Selecting one device service disables the parameters for the other Dial Up Service Disabled BtManager Serial Port Service Enabled BtManager About this service About this service Enable service Enable service ie Authorization required Authentication Passkey required m ncryption required COM Port COM1 v Input Output Port Accessibility jal SS Figure 3 5 I
3. Connections i Seri Figure A 2 Check Bluetooth Module Accessibility Settings A 4 GMS 2 Operator s Manual BTManager Enable Serial Port Dial up Services The Serial Port and Dial up tabs enable parameters for connecting to computer network systems e Serial port service is required to connect to a computer e Dial up service is required to connect to a phone Settings for Serial Port service are only available if Dial Up service is disabled and vice versa An error message will display if trying to connect to a computer phone device without first setting up the service parameters 1 Open BTManager and tap the Serial Port or Dial Up tab 2 Ifusing a Phone device Serial Port tab or Dial up network service Dial Up tab select Enable Service and the port to use for communication typically COM1 3 Ifthe service requires authentication select Authentication Passkey required If needed also select the authorization and encryption options Serial Port Service Enabled BtManager About this service v Encryption required COM Port Input Output Port COMI v Accessibility Dial Up lt Enable service Authorization required Authentication Passkey required AF TOPCON Dial Up Service Disabled BtManager About this service Enable service Authorization required Authentication
4. TOPCON Operator s Manual TOPCON POSITIONING SYSTEMS GMS 2 Operator s Manual Part Number 7010 0752 RevA Copyright Topcon Positioning Systems Inc April 2006 All contents in this manual are copyrighted by Topcon All rights reserved The information contained herein may not be used accessed copied stored displayed sold modified published or distributed or otherwise reproduced without express written consent from Topcon Topcon only sells GPS products into Precision Markets Please go to www topcongps com for detailed market information ECO 2770 TOG Table of Contents PROTACG EAA E A T v Terms and Conditions saledes v Manual Conventions ssseeesseeesereereerrsrssresresrssrrresrssesess viii Chapter 1 Introduction usssssssennnnssnnnnnnnnnnennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nnana 1 1 Principles of Operation eseseeeseeeereererssresrrsresrrresrrssrse 1 2 GNSS OVETV e Wi nenn a hist ae ete coe 1 2 Calculating Absolute Positions cece 1 3 Calculating Differential Positions 1 4 Essential Components for Quality Surveying 1 5 Conclusion eer are A E 1 5 GMS 2 Overview udsender d rene rende 1 6 Getting Acquainted with the GMS 2 osses 1 7 Rechargeable and Backup Batteries 0 eee 1 8 GMS 2 Bront es e sorte a E eee E ERT hr 1 8 GMS 2 Back sannana a a i a 1 10 GMS Z POMS aecietescsiacecatsobesesiedecdausfatestotesoeesdereet slhacet st 1 10 SD Card Slot meceni
5. s general specifications Table B 1 GMS 2 General Specifications Physical Enclosure ABS Color Topcon Yellow and Topcon Grey Dimensions W 90 x H 197 x D 46 mm Weight 0 7 kg Antenna Internal Battery Internal rechargeable replaceable Backup replaceable Controller Integrated uses Windows CE operating system Keys buttons Three keys Power On Off ENT applies settings numerical values and records points shows Windows Start menu ESC exits from the current screen or function LEDs Two LEDs Bluetooth indicates Bluetooth wireless technology connection status Power indicates charge level Environment Operating 20 C to 50 C with batteries temperature 10 C to 50 C using camera Storage temperature 30 C to 60 C with batteries Waterproof IP66 B 2 GMS 2 Operators Manual GMS 2 Specifications Table B 1 GMS 2 General Specifications Continued Power Internal battery Li ion 2200 mAh 7 4 V repeatable Operating time No less than 7 hours External power 1 port Charging time Input voltage 8 to 15 V DC for work 10 to 15 V DC for charge battery Consumption 2 1 W with WinCE and GPS receiver turned on Battery charger Connect the AC adaptor to charge the power port Available run charge when connected to a portable external power source 6 hours for full charge On board Connectors and
6. BTManager A 5 communication B 3 port A 1 10 B 6 Software 1 13 2 7 Software reset 1 11 4 3 Start menu and ENT button 1 9 Stylus 1 10 Surveying 3 6 3 9 with Beacon receiver 3 8 with external antenna 3 7 with external receiver 3 9 GMS 2 Operator s Manual T Test C 2 Touch screen 1 8 calibrate 2 6 U USB port 1 10 B 3 connecting with computer 3 2 WwW Warnings C 1 battery pack C 1 general C 1 usage C 2 Windows CE RAM 2 4 3 10 P N 7010 0752 Index Index Notes Index GMS 2 Operator s Manual TOPCON TOPCON Topcon Positioning Systems Inc 7400 National Drive Livermore CA 94551 Phone 800 443 4567 www topcon com 2006 Topcon Positioning Systems Inc All rights reserved No unauthorized duplication GMS 2 Operator s Manual P N 7010 0752 Rev A Printed in U S A 04 06 250
7. 3 On the Connections tab select the desired device and tap Connect Obtaining Technical Support If the troubleshooting hints and tips in this Operator s Manual fail to remedy the problem contact TPS Customer Support Before contacting TPS Customer support about any problems with the unit see Check This First on page 4 1 for some solutions that may fix the issue Phone To contact TPS Customer Support by phone call 1 866 4TOPCON 1 866 486 7266 Monday through Friday 5 00am to 5 00pm Pacific time To contact TPS Customer Support via e mail use one of the following electronic mail addresses Table 4 1 Table 4 1 Technical Support E mail For Questions Related To Use Hardware receivers antennas firmware hardware topcon com GPS and 3DMC psg topcon com OAF options topcon com RTK rtk topcon com P N 7010 0752 4 7 Troubleshooting Table 4 1 Technical Support E mail Continued For Questions Related To Use PC CDU pecdu topcon com If in doubt support topcon com For quick and effective support provide a detailed description of the problem as described below When e mailing TPS customer support provide the following information for better faster service 1 6 The device s model and configuration settings In CE CDU click File p Receiver Info and click Save to file Enter a name for the file and save it to your co
8. GPS and clock settings are saved when the primary battery and internal rechargeable battery are depleted Under normal conditions the backup battery lasts two to three years rechargeable battery This battery will power the RAM for five minutes after removing the primary battery The Windows CE RAM has a separate backup NOTE 9 4 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Powering the GMS 2 The backup battery is a CR2032 coin battery that can be purchased at many general retailers You will need Phillips head and flat head screwdrivers to replace the backup battery Follow these steps to replace the backup battery Figure 2 5 1 If needed back up data on the internal CF card See Backing up Windows CE RAM Data on page 3 10 for details Open the battery cover and remove the primary battery 3 Using a Phillips head screwdriver remove the coin battery cover 4 Using a flat head screwdriver insert the tip of the screwdriver in the slot to the left of the coin battery Gently push the coin battery to the right to pop it out of the holder Repeat these steps on the left side of the holder to remove the coin battery Replace the battery within a couple of minutes to prevent data loss 5 Insert the new coin battery plus side up into the holder Slide the coin battery under the tabs and gently push into place 6 Replace the coin battery cover and screw Figure 2 5 Replacing the Coin Battery P N 7010 0752 2 5 Prepari
9. If a connection takes more than two minutes tap Reset on the Accessibility tab Then try connecting to the device again e To view information on the connected device double tap the device Figure A 5 e Selecting deselecting Master mode will switch between Master mode and Slave mode while connected To disconnect from the device tap Disconnect BtManager BtManager Connected to Map R FE VMORYAKOV f Map R S novi i z rae Device Properties Lyohas55 L E 314 0244 Bq Name mMap R 2 HiperXT3620015 2 Address OO0C764B3E6C Type Computer Secure connection Role Master ction Aua zeara coner IVIC Sevice Serial port lt a V Phones v Master mode v PI Uncategorized Exit on connect v umae E ICOM correct Connections Accessibility Serial F Connections Accessibility Serial F gt AF TOPCON AF TOPCON SSS Se SSS Figure A 5 Connected to Device and Device Properties P N 7010 0752 A 7 GMS 2 Software Reference Resetting the Bluetooth Module Occasionally the internal Bluetooth module may need to be reset to ensure efficient detection connection with other devices A reset of the module will occur after performing a software hardware reset or after tapping Reset in BTManager A reset of the module will return all settings to the defaults including removing the name and PIN informat
10. Slot Backup battery for timekeeping replaceable button type battery 8 10 years normal operation Serial port 1 port for communication with the GMS board port A small connector USB port 1 port for Windows CE type B mini ver 1 1 connect to PC using ActiveSync External power port 1 port DC Jack type A for connecting the AC adaptor or external battery External antenna connector Lemo connector EPS 01 250 DLN 5 VDC output to external antenna SD card slot Communication Serial port 1 slot for memory storage and I O Port A of GPS board Baud rate 460800 230400 115200 2400 1200 600 300 Flow control RTC CTS Length 7 8 default Stop bit 1 default 2 Parity None default Odd Even P N 7010 0752 Specifications Table B 1 GMS 2 General Specifications Continued Bluetooth Version Bluetooth standard 1 2 Class 2 Profile SPP DUP USB Version 1 1 Windows CE Processor Intel PXA270 Processor speed 520MHz Operating System Digital Camera Pixel Microsoft Windows CE 5 0 1 3M SXGA 1280x960 Sensor element 1 4 inches color C MOS sensor Compass Type Magnet resistive sensor Accuracy 16 divisions LCD Display Size 240x320 QVGA portrait 3 5 inch color TFT transmissive type Backlight LED Touch screen Internal memory Audio Speaker Mono Microphone Mono Memory Resis
11. Twice camera compass GNSS info Figure A 11 Calibrating the Compass Viewing GNSS Information and Logging Data The GNSS tab displays current position and satellite information as well as applies certain settings to the internal GPS receiver e Position information pane displays the observation mode No Solution Autonomous or Code Differential the number of satellites being tracked current time current position Lat Lon Alt and current PDOP e Antenna selects the type of GPS antenna used either the internal GMS 2 antenna or an external antenna P N 7010 0752 A 13 GMS 2 Software Reference e Interval the time interval for recording data For example selecting 10 will record a position every 10 minutes e Elevation the elevation mask for recording data from satellites above the selected elevation angle For example selecting 10 will have GMS Tools only record data from satellites that are 10 above the horizon GMS Tools camera compass GNSS info Code differential Gps 11 GLN 4 Time 19 00 43 Lat 38 42 11 04156N Lon 122 42 11 04150E 160 855m 2 59 EL AZ 6 316 52 146 70 296 3 44 298 49 286 43 CA 40 45 48 38 50 30 Antenna nterna v Figure A 12 View GNSS Information To log data tap Logging on the GNSS tab of GMS Tools Enter a name for the file in which to log data and tap OK to begin saving position informat
12. at a known surveyed location and is referred to as the reference receiver or base station Another receiver is placed at an unknown location and is referred to as the remote receiver or rover The reference station collects the range measurements from each GPS satellite in view and forms the differences corrections between the calculated distance to the satellites and the measured pseudo ranges to the satellites These corrections are then built up to the industry standard RTCM or various proprietary standards established for transmitting differential corrections and broadcast to the remote receiver s using a data communication link The remote receiver applies the transmitted DGPS corrections to its range measurements of the same satellites Using this technique the spatially correlated errors such as satellite orbital errors ionospheric errors and tropospheric errors can be significantly reduced thus improving the position solution accuracy of the GPS A number of differential positioning implementations exist including post processing surveying real time kinematic surveying maritime radio beacons geostationary satellites as with the OmniSTAR service and the wide area augmentation system WAAS service The real time kinematic RTK method is the most precise method of real time surveying RTK requires at least two receivers collecting navigation data and communication data link between the receivers One of the receiver
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14. eeeeceseereeeneeeseceeeeeneeeaes A 9 Working with GMS Tools 0 eeeeeeeeereeereeeeeeees A 10 Using the Camera oo ieee ceeceeeeseesseceseceeeeeeeenees A 10 Using the Compass ce eeceeeeseeseceteceeeeeeeenees A 12 Viewing GNSS Information and Logging Data A 13 Appendix B Specifications ol ie iceienstecisinateouneatsutin cofecetenuirainnniaun B 1 GMS 2 Specifications inersia ai a ii B 2 General Details i nrn a e e a i a B 2 GPS Details iunn aa eee ei ots B 5 Connector Specifications 0 0 cee eesececeeeeeseeereeeneeeseeeees B 6 Serial ConhectOr vssieisi waa inh aie niet B 6 USB Connector sidder ae ideale ele B 7 Appendix C Safety Warnings cccccsesseeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees C 1 G neral Warnings cuisine skere C 1 Battery Pack Warnings 2 G G G ssevesveerere renser renser serene ener C 1 Usage Warning Siocon ani inate eine C 2 Appendix D Regulatory Information cccssssseeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeees D 1 PCC Compliance assessor aaites D 1 Canadian Emission Labeling Requirements D 2 Community of Europe Compliance 0 eee ceeeeeeeeeeee D 2 WEEE Dire Chive errie eE EEEE EEEa D 3 Appendix E Warranty Terms siicsnccccsdsesiecsnsesesducccvcssnasncnecaceeacns E 1 Index P N 7010 0752 iii Table of Contents Notes iv GMS 2 Operator s Manual Preface Preface Thank you for purchasing this T
15. http tycho usno navy mil or the US Coast Guard website http www navcen uscg gov GLONASS the Global Navigation Satellite System maintained and operated by the Russian Federation Ministry of Defense For information on the status of this system visit the Ministry of Defense website http www glonass center ru frame_e html GALILEO an upcoming global positioning system maintained and operated by Galileo Industries a joint venture of several European space agencies working closely with the European Space Agency Unlike GPS and GLONASS this is a civil endeavor and is currently in the development and validation stage For information on the status of this system visit the Galileo Industries website http www galileo industries net 1 2 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Principles of Operation Despite numerous technical differences in the implementation of these systems satellite positioning systems have three essential components e Space GPS GLONASS and GALILEO satellites orbit approximately 12 000 nautical miles above Earth and are equipped with a clock and radio These satellites broadcast digital information ephemerides almanacs time amp frequency corrections etc e Control Ground stations located around the Earth that monitor the satellites and upload data including clock corrections and new ephemerides satellite positions as a function of time to ensure the satellites transmit data properly e U
16. supply store Located above the card slot is the software reset button for restarting the operating system if software is not responding Software Rese Button SD Card Slo Figure 1 6 SD Card Slot Integrated Camera The integrated 1 3 megapixel camera can be used for taking pictures Se ee Camera M Figure 1 7 GMS 2 Camera P N 7010 0752 1 11 Introduction External GPS Antenna Connector The external GPS antenna connector allows an optional external antenna to be connected to the controller for post process survey applications OY External GPS Antenna Connector Figure 1 8 GMS 2 External GPS Antenna Connector System Cables The GMS 2 package includes standard communication and power cables for communicating with the GMS 2 and providing a power source Table 1 1 lists the cables included in the standard GMS 2 package Table 1 1 GMS 2 Package Cables Cable Description Cable Illustration AC Power cable and adapter Connects the GMS 2 to a grounded outlet Cable p n 22 041002 01 Adapter p n 14 008078 01 USB cable Connects the GMS 2 to an external device controller or computer for high speed data transfer and receiver configuration p n 14 008081 01 1 12 GMS 2 Operator s Manual GMS 2 Software GMS 2 Software The GMS 2 comes with the following factory installed software BTManager a utility that manages and controls the Bl
17. the Charger Charging and Battery Storage Notes Keep the following in mind for proper charging maintenance and storage of the battery e Only recharge the battery at room temperature approximately 50 F to 104 F 10 C to 40 C Charging at a high temperature will increase the time it takes to charge the battery The battery will discharge during storage Always check the battery charge before using the GMS 2 e Charge a stored battery every 7 days Allowing a battery to become discharged can reduce the overall performance of the battery and charge efficiency The charger may become somewhat heated while charging the GMS 2 P N 7010 0752 2 3 Preparing the GMS 2 for Use Installing the Battery The rechargeable battery can be charged using either the power port see Charging the Battery on page 2 2 or the optional charger Follow these steps to remove replace the battery Figure 2 4 1 If needed unhook the top of the strap from the GMS 2 2 Open the battery cover and pop out the primary battery The GMS 2 automatically turns off when the battery cover is opened 3 Replace the battery with a fully charged one snapping it into place Then close the battery cover and replace the hand strap If the battery cover does not close rotate the battery 180 to snap it into place Device Serial Number Figure 2 4 Installing the Primary Battery Replacing the Backup Battery The backup battery ensures
18. the GMS 2 receiver for data collection as described in the corresponding software manual For example if using TopPAD as the data collection software refer to the TopPAD Reference Manual 5 Via the data collection software begin logging data 6 When you reach a location to record a point pause and press the Enter button on the GMS 2 Wait until the point is recorded before moving to the next location P N 7010 0752 3 7 Using the GMS 2 Surveying with the GMS 2 and a Beacon Receiver 1 Complete any required pre survey steps as described in Chapter 2 Setup the Beacon receiver according to it s documentation Using BTManager connect the GMS 2 and GPS receiver as described in Connecting the GMS 2 and a Bluetooth Device on page 3 3 In BTManager the BR 1 would be considered an Uncategorized device Connect GMS 2 and BR 1 Receiver via Bluetooth Ce Z zZz zX Figure 3 9 GMS 2 and BR 1 Setup Configure the GMS 2 for data collection as described in the corresponding software manual Ensure the survey configuration is for an external receiver For example if using TopPAD as the data collection software refer to the TopPAD Reference Manual Via the data collection software begin logging data When you reach a location to record a point pause and press the Enter button on the GMS 2 Wait until the point is recorded before moving to the next location 3 8 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Survey
19. to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in residential installations 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 interference to radio or television equipment 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 e Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna e Move the equipment away from the receiver e Plug the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is powered e Consult the dealer or an experienced radio television technician for additional suggestions P N 7010 0752 D 1 Regulatory Information Any changes or modifications to the equipment not cen expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void your authority
20. B 3 Serial Pin Specifications Number Signal Name Dir Details 1 TXD O Clear to send 2 RXD I Request to send 3 GND Signal ground 4 GND Signal ground 5 Not used B 6 GMS 2 Operator s Manual USB Connector Connector Specifications Rimmed in yellow the USB connector is a sealed receptacle 4 pin TPS cable connector Figure B 2 No 5 lt No 1 Figure B 2 USB Connector for GGD Options Table B 4 gives the USB connector specifications Table B 4 USB Specifications Number Signal Name Dir Details 1 VDD P Bus power input 2 V I O Data minus 3 V I O Data plus 4 Not used GND Ground P N 7010 0752 B 7 Specifications Notes B 8 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Appendix C Safety Warnings General Warnings TPS receivers are designed for survey and survey related uses that is surveying coordinates distances angles and depths and recording such measurements This product should never be used Without the user thoroughly understanding this manual After disabling safety systems or altering the product With unauthorized accessories Without proper safeguards at the survey site Contrary to applicable laws rules and regulations environments Use in rain or snow for a limited on TPS receivers should never be used in dangerous period is
21. ERSON OR ENTITY IN EXCESS OF THE PURCHASE PRICE FOR THE RECEIVER LICENSE AGREEMENT Use of any computer programs or software supplied by TPS or downloaded from a TPS website the Software in connection with the receiver constitutes acceptance of these Terms and Conditions in this Manual and an agreement to abide by these Terms and Conditions The user is granted a personal non exclusive Vi GMS 2 Operator s Manual Terms and Conditions non transferable license to use such Software under the terms stated herein and in any case only with a single receiver or single computer You may not assign or transfer the Software or this license without the express written consent of TPS This license is effective until terminated You may terminate the license at any time by destroying the Software and Manual TPS may terminate the license if you fail to comply with any of the Terms or Conditions You agree to destroy the Software and manual upon termination of your use of the receiver All ownership copyright and other intellectual property rights in and to the Software belong to TPS If these license terms are not acceptable return any unused software and manual CONFIDENTIALITY This Manual its contents and the Software collectively the Confidential Information are the confidential and proprietary information of TPS You agree to treat TPS Confidential Information with a degree of care no less stringent that the degree of care
22. PCON Figure 3 7 Connected to Device and Device Properties Surveying with the GMS 2 The GMS 2 can be used in many surveying situations From GIS surveying to data collection on a construction jobsite the GMS 2 provides an integrated solution for all your needs Simple surveying data collection with the GMS 2 can be handled with the on board GMS Tools software Other surveys may require an external GPS antenna and or a Beacon receiver to acquire GPS signals or correction data for better position accuracy Surveying with the GMS 2 1 Complete any required pre survey steps as described in Chapter 2 Configure the GMS 2 receiver for data collection as described in the corresponding software manual For example if using TopPAD as the data collection software refer to the TopPAD Reference Manual Via the data collection software begin logging data When you reach a location to record a point pause and press the Enter button on the GMS 2 Wait until the point is recorded before moving to the next location GMS 2 Operator s Manual Surveying with the GMS 2 Surveying with the GMS 2 and an External Antenna 1 Complete any required pre survey steps as described in Chapter 2 Setup the external antenna according to it s documentation 3 Using the external antenna cable connect the GMS 2 and external antenna Connect GMS 2 and External GPS Antenna Figure 3 8 GMS 2 and PG A5 Antenna Setup 4 Configure
23. Passkey required Encryption required COM Port Input Output Port COM1 8 Serial Port f TOPCON E Figure A 3 Enable Serial Port or Dial Up Parameters P N 7010 0752 A 5 GMS 2 Software Reference Connect to a Bluetooth Device The Connections tab searches for and displays Bluetooth devices within range of the GMS 2 Tapping on a device also displays information about the device 1 Open BTManager If needed see the following sections for changing accessibility and or device connection parameters e Select Accessibility Options on page A 4 e Enable Serial Port Dial up Services on page A 5 required if connecting to a computer or phone device 2 On the Connections tab select the device s to discover computer phones or uncategorized devices Selecting fewer device types will decrease the search time Uncategorized devices includes Bluetooth enabled GPS receivers 3 Tap View to begin searching for devices e While BTManager searches for devices the Bluetooth Indicator rotates indicating that the system is busy e While the device list is being updated icons will display for each detected device As device names are retrieved the list will update with this information 4 Once the device list is populated double tap a device to view device properties BtManager BtManager Devices found 0 TE VMORY AKOV Map R rf
24. S 2 receiver is a multi function multi purpose receiver intended for precision markets Precision markets means markets for equipment subsystems components and software for surveying construction commercial mapping civil engineering precision agriculture and land based construction and agriculture machine control photogrammetry mapping hydrographic and any use reasonably related to the foregoing The GMS 2 provides the functionality accuracy availability and integrity needed for fast and easy data collection Figure 1 1 GMS 2 P N 7010 0752 1 1 Introduction Principles of Operation Surveying with the right GPS receiver can provide users accurate and precise positioning a requirement for any surveying project This section gives an overview of existing and proposed Global Navigation Satellite Systems GNSS and receiver functions to help you understand and apply basic operating principles allowing you to get the most out of your receiver GNSS Overview Currently the following three global navigation satellite systems GNSS offer line of site radio navigation and positioning velocity and time services on a global all weather 24 hour scale to any user equipped with a GNSS tracking receiver on or near the Earth s surface e GPS the Global Positioning System maintained and operated by the United States Department of Defense For information on the status of this system visit the US Naval Observatory website
25. While ind ESC E ENT and ESC Spray Buttons Figure 4 2 Resetting the Hardware Completely draining the battery performs the same function as a hardware reset 4 4 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Charging Powering Problems Charging Powering Problems The GMS 2 does not power up The batteries may be discharged e Connect the GMS 2 to a grounded outlet to charge the battery See Charging the Battery on page 2 2 Insert a fully charged battery See Installing the Battery on page 2 4 The charging cable may be disconnected or damaged Check that the cable is securely connected and undamaged gt The GMS 2 may have a defective charger or defective internal battery If after changing the battery or connecting an external power source the GMS 2 still does not power up contact TPS Customer Support for advice GMS 2 Problems The following are some of the most commonly encountered problems with the GMS 2 The GMS 2 is not receiving data corrections from an external receiver Check the Bluetooth LED The LED will be blue when a connection has been established Installed software and other data has been erased The battery in the GMS 2 has been completely drained or a hardware reset has been performed Re install all software See Installing Software on page 2 7 and the software manual for details Restore data backed up from the CF card P N 7010 0752 4 5 Troubleshooting B
26. al SD card and internal flash memory then processed using a post processing software package Capabilities of the GMS 2 receiver include e Multipath reduction e Wide area augmentation system WAAS e Single frequency static kinematic and differential GPS DGPS survey modes e Setting different mask angles e Setting different survey parameters The integrated 1 3 megapixel camera is used taking pictures of surveyed objects or survey sites Getting Acquainted with the GMS 2 The GMS 2 is an integrated field controller and 50 channel GPS receiver with an internal electronic compass and digital camera USB and serial ports along with Bluetooth wireless technology provide communication paths with other devices An external GPS antenna connector allows an optional PG A5 antenna to be connected for centimeter level surveys The standard GMS 2 package contains the following items e GMS 2 integrated receiver controller activated for GPS L1 signals e Handstrap and soft case e USB cable and power converter adapter cable BTManager and GMS Tools factory installed software For more details on accessories and options available for the GMS 2 contact your local Topcon dealer P N 7010 0752 1 7 Introduction Rechargeable and Backup Batteries The GMS 2 comes equipped with a rechargeable battery Figure 1 2 for powering the unit The battery can be charged in the unit or in an optional battery charger A backup battery is al
27. ay This tab also takes and previews pictures as well as saves the picture to the internal memory A thumbnail row shows the last three pictures taken but not necessarily saved Adjust camera settings using the following selections e Brightness drag the slider right left to increase decrease the brightness of the captured image Settings are from 5 to 5 e Sharpness drag the slider right left to increase decrease the sharpness of the captured images Settings are from 0 to 6 A 10 GMS 2 Operator s Manual GMS Tools e Time of day select day for images captured taken in bright light night for images captured in low light or auto to have the setting automatically detect the ambient light e Capture size select the size of the image to capture in bits GMS Tools camera compass GNSS info brightness af gt i sharpness 0 am SB day v ISXGA 1278 1020 v a SXGA7 SXGA6 SXGAS Figure A 7 Adjust Camera Settings To take a picture 1 Aim the camera at the desired object s using the finder review pane to frame the image Press Capture 3 To save the picture press Yes 4 Enter a file name and navigate to the location in which to save the picture Press OK By default captured images will be saved using the ID of the capture size SXGA VGA etc and an incrementing number CE camera compass GNSS info ge brightness Bisxea
28. ce see page 4 6 If The GMS 2 is no longer connected via Bluetooth see page 4 6 If Cannot connect to a serial port device see page 4 6 If Cannot connect to a dial up network service see page 4 6 4 2 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Resetting the Software Resetting the Software Only perform a software reset in the following instances e To quit all active applications After installing new applications e When an application is unresponsive To perform a software reset use the stylus to push in the software reset button Figure 4 1 Figure 4 1 Resetting the Software Restoring Bluetooth Module Defaults If the Bluetooth module is not performing as expected try returning the settings to the defaults For the Bluetooth module tap Reset on the Accessibility tab in BTManager P N 7010 0752 4 3 Troubleshooting Resetting the Hardware Only perform a hardware reset when the GMS 2 has become completely unresponsive A hardware reset will revert all settings to defaults and erase all RAM data applications Regular backups will ensure RAM data and applications can be restored ll A hardware reset will erase all RAM data and To perform a hardware reset simultaneously hold the ENT and ESC buttons while pushing the software reset button for two or more seconds Figure 4 2 The unit will power off Push Software Reset Button
29. ce on page 3 3 for details 1 Connect the GMS 2 and the computer using the USB or serial cable or Bluetooth wireless technology Using a cable to connect the GMS 2 and a computer Figure 3 2 Connect GMS 2 and Computer USB Using Cable 2 When ActiveSync on the computer prompts to set up a partnership select No and click Next gt 3 Once the connection has been established click the Explorer icon on the ActiveSync screen to view data on the GMS 2 compact flash card 3 2 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Connecting the GMS 2 with Other Devices Connecting the GMS 2 and a Bluetooth Device BTManager is a utility that connects the GMS 2 with available Bluetooth devices for communication purposes BTManager manages and controls the Bluetooth module inside the GMS 2 1 If needed check the device to ensure Bluetooth communication is supported On the GMS 2 control panel double tap the BTManager icon When BTManager starts it immediately begins scanning GMS 2 ports to use for establishing a connection with the internal Bluetooth module the Bluetooth indicator will be red Once a connection has been established the Bluetooth indicator will turn white Figure 3 3 BtManager Devices found 0 Computers Secure connection Master mode RAS ester Bluetooth Uncategorized Exit on conga is Indicator ver o Connections Accessibility Serial ic SJK
30. e greater integrity increasing accuracy Several factors combine to provide fault tolerance including Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring RAIM detects faulty GPS and GLONASS satellites and removes them from the position calculation Five or more visible satellites for only GPS or only GLONASS six or more satellites for mixed scenarios Wide Area Augmentation Systems WAAS EGNOS etc creates and transmit along with DGPS corrections data integrity information for example satellite health warnings Current ephemerides and almanacs Conclusion This overview simply outlines the basics of satellite positioning For more detailed information visit the TPS website P N 7010 0752 1 5 Introduction GMS 2 Overview The GMS 2 is a fully integrated hand held controller and GPS receiver Included in the system is an electronic compass and digital camera The hand held controller component of the GMS 2 includes the Windows CE operating system and color LCD touch screen Integrated Bluetooth wireless technology allows this system to be a cable free controller receiver for maximum portability The rugged casing is durable and built for rugged use As a field controller the GMS 2 can run a full suite of field software for working with total stations and RTK GPS systems The GPS receiver component of the GMS 2 can receive and process GPS GLONASS L1 signals improving the accuracy of your survey point
31. eral modules to provide scalable cost effective functionality for a variety of uses TopSURV GIS is used to capture and update functions for geographical data in a wide range of GIS related applications CE CDU a utility that configures GPS and DGPS receivers connected to a hand held controller Installing software onto the GMS 2 requires a connection to a computer that contains the software Software is first downloaded onto a desktop laptop computer then installed onto a connected controller via Microsoft ActiveSync Refer to the corresponding manual for specific instructions to install software onto the GMS 2 Installing Microsoft ActiveSync ActiveSync is available for free from the Microsoft website www microsoft com and must be installed on the computer before installing software onto the GMS 2 P N 7010 0752 2 7 Preparing the GMS 2 for Use Installing an Optional SD Card SD secure digital cards can be purchased at a local computer supply stores When inserted into the GMS 2 an SD card provides additional data storage as well as data trans 1 Open the SD card slot door fer 2 Gently insert an SD card into the slot 3 Close the SD card slot door N Figure 2 8 2 8 T Insert SD Card GMS 2 Operator s Manual Chapter 3 Using the GMS 2 The GMS 2 can be used as a stand alone L1 GPS receiver or with other devices When installing software or perf
32. etooth module and an external device e Red no connection or establishing a connection between BTManager and the internal Bluetooth module e White a connection between BTManager and the internal Bluetooth module has been established e Green a connection between the GMS 2 and an external Bluetooth enabled device has been established V Computers Secure connectior V Phones M Uncategorized View 8 node Bluetooth Exit on conge Indicator Connections Accessibility Serial F D AF TOPCON Figure A 1 Bluetooth Indicator Icon P N 7010 0752 A 1 GMS 2 Software Reference Table A 1 summarizes the screens and settings in BTManager Table A 1 BTManager Screens Description Screen Connections The Connections tab searches for and displays available Bluetooth devices Once the desired device is selected it can be connected to BtManager Devices found 6 TS VMORY AKOV 2 HiperxT3620015 Computers Phones Master mode Uncategorized Exit on connect Caster 0 Connections Accessibilty Serial F ic AF TOPCON Accessibility The Accessibility tab defines device information the internal GMS 2 Bluetooth module and if external devices can see connect to the GMS 2 BtManager Device Informati
33. f Needed Enabl Authorization required Authentication Passkey required Encryption required COM Port Input Output Port ICOM1 8 Serial Port bout I f TOPCON T e Serial Port or Dial Up Parameters 5 Tap the Connections tab and tap View to detect Bluetooth devices in range Figure 3 6 on page 3 5 To only search for desired devices and decrease the search time select deselect Computers Phones or Uncategorized then tap View GMS 2 Operator s Manual Connecting the GMS 2 with Other Devices 6 To close BTManager but remain connected to the internal GMS 2 Bluetooth module select Exit on connect This allows other programs to open and use the port for communicating with other Bluetooth enabled devices If Exit on connect is unchecked and BTManager gt is closed BTManager and the Bluetooth module will remain connected but the port used for communication will be disconnected from the module Other programs will not be able to use this port for communicating with Bluetooth enable devices 7 Once the Devices list has been populated select the device to connect to and tap Connect Figure 3 6 BtManager BtManager Devices found 0 Lyohas55 2314 0244 2 HiperxT3620015 Computers Secure Phones Master mo Uncategorized Exit on connect View 8 Connect Connections Accessibil
34. g error Internal GPS Antenna Cover Display and Touch Screen Bluetooth Power LED Button Enter Button Escape Button Speaker Charging LED Microphone Figure 1 3 GMS 2 Front P N 7010 0752 1 9 Introduction GMS 2 Back The back of the GMS 2 holds the stylus used for tapping on the display screen An elastic strap provides comfortable security while using the GMS 2 A cover accesses the rechargeable battery and backup battery P Battery Cover Stylus Battery Cover Latch Hand Hand Strap Strap Hook Figure 1 4 GMS 2 Back GMS 2 Ports The GMS 2 has the following three ports e USB used for high speed connection to a computer via ActiveSync e Serial used for communication between the internal GPS module port A of the module and an external device e Power used to connect the GMS 2 to an external power source This port can also be used to charge the batteries gag OU USB Serial Power port A Figure 1 5 GMS 2 Ports 1 10 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Getting Acquainted with the GMS 2 SD Card Slot The SD secure digital slot provides extended memory for the controller Figure 1 6 The data that resides on the SD card can be accessed via the USB or serial port or Bluetooth wireless technology A secure digital card can be purchased at your local computer
35. g the GMS 2 for GPS activities the battery will last up to seven hours The battery will last up to fifty hours during continuous standby use that is no GPS usage the display LED is off and the touch screen is not being used A backup coin battery and rechargeable battery back up GPS and clock settings An internal rechargeable battery backs up RAM data for Windows CE Charging the Battery The AC DC converter both provides power to the GMS 2 and charges the primary battery Note that using the GMS 2 while charging increases the charge time The battery will be fully charged in approximately seven hours To charge the battery using the converter Figure 2 2 plug the connector into the power port of the GMS 2 Then plug the converter into a grounded outlet The battery will be fully charged after about six hours The charging LED indicates the level of charge in the battery e Green battery has a full charge e Red battery is charging e Red blink charging error Charge LED To Grounded Outlet Figure 2 2 Charging the Battery in the GMS 2 2 2 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Powering the GMS 2 To charge the battery using the optional charger Figure 2 3 remove the battery from the GMS 2 see Installing the Battery on page 2 4 for details and slide it onto the charger Plug the charger in to a grounded outlet To Grounded Outlet Figure 2 3 Charging the Battery in
36. h module entered on the Accessibility tab and the version of firmware loaded into the module 8 Serial Port Dial Up AF TOPCON P N 7010 0752 A 3 GMS 2 Software Reference Working with BTManager When first opening BTManager or after a reset accessibility options will need to be entered If connecting to a computer or phone device service information will need to be selected Once parameters have been entered you can view and connect detected Bluetooth devices Select Accessibility Options The Accessibility tab defines device information the internal GMS 2 Bluetooth module and if external devices can see connect to the GMS 2 The address of the GMS 2 Bluetooth module also displays on this tab 1 Open BTManager and tap the Accessibility tab 2 Enter a name for the internal GMS 2 Bluetooth module This name will be used to identify the GMS 2 to other Bluetooth enabled devices 3 If pairing the GMS 2 with other devices enter a PIN code 4 Select the following selections e Allow other device to connect e All devices or Paired Devices if a PIN is being used e Other devices can discover me Note that at first time use and after a reset these parameters will be de selected BtManager Device Information Name TAIYO SPP DUN Address 00 03 7A 2E 8E C2 PIN pa o Accessibility V Allow other device to connect All devices Paired devices Other devices can discover me
37. ing with the GMS 2 Surveying with the GMS 2 and an External GPS Receiver This setup uses Bluetooth wireless technology for communication between the GMS 2 and a GPS receiver 1 Complete any required pre survey steps as described in Chapter 2 Setup the external GPS receiver according to it s documentation Using BTManager connect the GMS 2 and GPS receiver as described in Connecting the GMS 2 and a Bluetooth Device on page 3 3 In BTManager the BR 1 would be considered an Uncategorized device FRR gt 000000 a T Connect GMS 2 and 7 GPS Receiver via Bluetooth 4 Figure 3 10 GMS 2 and HiPer Series Receiver Setup Using Bluetooth Configure the GMS 2 for data collection as described in the corresponding software manual Ensure the survey configuration is for an external receiver For example if using TopSURV as the data collection software refer to the TopSURV Reference Manual Via the data collection software begin logging data When you reach a location to record a point pause and press the Enter button on the GMS 2 Wait until the point is recorded before moving to the next location P N 7010 0752 3 9 Using the GMS 2 Backing up Windows CE RAM Data The Windows CE RAM data stores such items as collected saved data registry information and installed programs Performing a regular backup of this data will ensure efficient and continued use of the GMS 2 RAM data will be l
38. ion After a reset has occurred check the Accessibility tab in BTManager to enter select the Bluetooth module s access information The Bluetooth module may need to be reset in the following circumstances If the search for available devices takes more than a couple minutes e If a device connection takes more than a couple of minutes e If a device cannot be found or the Bluetooth module is not responding To reset the internal GMS 2 Bluetooth module open BTManager Once a connection to the module has been established tap Reset on the Accessibility tab BtManager Device Information Name TAIYO SPP DUN Address 00 03 74 2E 8E C2 PIN 1234 Accessibility Allow other device to connect 8 All devices Paired devices Other devices can discover me Reset reset Bluetooth Module Connections A serial A lt gt Figure A 6 Reset Bluetooth Module A 8 GMS 2 Operator s Manual GMS Tools GMS Tools GMS Tools is a simple utility that manages the camera compass and receiver board settings in the GMS 2 Getting Acquainted Table A 2 summarizes the screens and settings in GMS Tools Table A 2 GMS Tools Screens Description Screen Camera GMS Tools camera compass GNSS GNSS info The Camera tab defines settings for the panes o integrated camera as well as captures and saves images lt gt sha
39. ion To stop logging data tap Stop Save As f 9 R OK x Gy My Device Application Data profiles Flash Disk amp Program File D My Documents Temp Lk Network Windows GMS Tools camera compass GNSS info Code differential Antenna GPS 11 GLN 4 Time 19 00 43 M Lat 38 42 11 04156N Lon 122 42 11 04150E 160 855m Figure A 13 Logging Data A 14 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Appendix B Specifications This TPS product is a 50 channel GPS receiver integrated with an internal computer and Windows CE operating system with touch screen a digital camera a Bluetooth wireless technology module an electronic compass and an SD card slot The portable design and product integration allows this device to be a fully functional productive tool at any job GPS satellites above 15 degrees in elevation and adherence to the procedures recommended in this manual D Performance specifications assume a minimum of 6 activity performance may degrade Use robust checking procedures in areas of extreme In areas of high multipath during periods of large a gt PDOP and during periods of increased ionospheric gt multipath or under dense foliage P N 7010 0752 B 1 Specifications GMS 2 Specifications The following sections provide specifications for the GMS 2 and its internal components General Details Table B 1 table lists the receiver
40. iption File gt Exit Click the File menu and click Exit Connection Indicates the name of a dialog box or screen Frequency Indicates a field on a dialog box or screen or a tab within a dialog box or screen Enter Press or click the button or key labeled Enter Further information to note about the configuration NOTE maintenance or setup of a system Supplementary information that can help you configure maintain or set up a system qi on system operation system performance an Supplementary information that can have an affect measurements or personal safety Notification that an action has the potential to adversely affect system operation system performance data integrity or personal health P Vili GMS 2 Operator s Manual Manual Conventions Notification that an action will result in system damage loss of data loss of warranty or personal injury Under no circumstances should this action be performed P N 7010 0752 ix Preface Notes X GMS 2 Operators Manual Chapter 1 Introduction The GMS 2 receiver is a single frequency GPS GLONASS L1 receiver and hand held controller built to be the most advanced compact and portable receiver for the GIS surveying market An integrated electronic compass and digital camera make the GMS 2 an all purpose GIS field mapping unit The GM
41. ity Serial F ic AF TOPCON v Computers Secure connection v Phones Master mode v Uncategorized Exit on connec Cremen Connections Accessibilty Serial f b SJK FF TOPCON Figure 3 6 View Devices and Connect Once a connection has been established the Bluetooth Indicator turns green Figure 3 7 on page 3 6 e If a connection takes more than two minutes tap Reset on the Accessibility tab Then try connecting to the device again e To view information on the connected device double tap the device Figure 3 7 on page 3 6 e Selecting deselecting Master mode will switch between Master mode and Slave mode while connected To disconnect from the device tap Disconnect P N 7010 0752 3 5 Using the GMS 2 BtManager Connected to Map R TE VMORY AKOV TA Map R t Lyohas55 2 314 0244 HiperxT3620015 v Computers Phones Master mode Uncategorized Exit on connect Secure connectior v v Connections Accessibility Serial F ic A TOPCON BtManager Connected to Map R L Name Type Role Sevice Refresh Connections Address OOOC764B3E6C Serial port Map R Computer Master Ext or connect e Accessibility Serial H AF TO
42. luetooth Problems The following are some of the most commonly encountered problems with the GMS 2 Cannot connect to a Bluetooth enabled device gt Check accessibility settings in BTManager The following parameters should be selected e Allow other device to connect e All devices e Other devices can discover me The GMS 2 is no longer connected via Bluetooth Check the Bluetooth LED The LED will be blue when a connection has been established Cannot connect to a serial port device In BTManager serial port settings have been disabled Open BTManager and tap the Serial Port tab 1 2 Select Enable service 3 Select the COM port 4 On the Connections tab select the desired device and tap Connect gt The Bluetooth connection requires authentication 1 Open BTManager and tap the Serial Port tab 2 Select Authentication Passkey required 3 On the Connections tab select the desired device and tap Connect Cannot connect to a dial up network service In BTManager serial port settings have been disabled 1 Open BTManager and tap the Dial Up tab 2 Select Enable service 4 6 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Obtaining Technical Support 3 Select the COM port 4 On the Connections tab select the desired device and tap Connect The Bluetooth connection requires authentication 1 Open BTManager and tap the Dial Up tab 2 Select Authentication Passkey required
43. mputer Attach this file to the email The serial number of the device located under the battery The system hardware specifications for the device s such as operating system and version memory and storage capacity processor speed etc The symptoms and or error codes messages that precede and follow the problem The activities being tried when the problem occurs If possible include the exact steps being taken up to when the error message or other problem occurs How regularly the problem occurs Generally a customer support representative will reply within 24 hours depending on the severity of the problem Website The Topcon Positioning Systems website provides current information about Topcon s line of products The support area of the website provides access to frequently asked questions configuration procedures manuals e mail support etc To access the TPS website use www topconpositioning com 4 8 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Appendix A GMS 2 Software Reference The GMS 2 comes with factory installed BTManager and GMS Tools utilities These software utilities provide control connection and capture functions for the unit s integrated components BTManager BTManager is a simple utility that connects to the internal Bluetooth module and allows the GMS 2 to connect to external Bluetooth enabled devices Getting Acquainted The Bluetooth Indicator icon shows the status of the connection to the Blu
44. ng the GMS 2 for Use Starting the GMS 2 To start the GMS 2 briefly press the power button The touch screen lights up and the GMS 2 splash screen displays while the system loads then the Microsoft CE desktop displays aren Press Power to Start Figure 2 6 Press Power to Start the GMS 2 The touch screen will need to be calibrated when first starting the GMS 2 or after a hard reset The configuration function automatically starts and is simple to complete 1 Using the stylus tap the center target 2 Tap the corner targets 3 Press the Enter key 1 Tap Center Target 4e Tap Corner Targets Press Enter O o OOme Figure 2 7 Calibrate the Touch Screen A TOPCON 2 6 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Installing Software Installing Software The GMS 2 runs standard Microsoft CE operating system and applications When installing other software applications onto the GMS 2 Microsoft ActiveSync is required The following software may be useful for taking full advantage of the integrated features found in the GMS 2 controller receiver e TopPAD field data collection software used on a hand held controller for GIS surveys TopPAD is structured to provide the surveyor with capture and update functions for geographical data in a wide range of GIS related applications TopSURV full featured data collection software used on a hand held controller TopSURV is structured into sev
45. ngs A 10 Capture picture A 11 Charger battery 2 2 Charger optional 2 3 Charging LED blink pattern 1 9 2 2 Charging time 2 2 Clear SDRAM 4 1 Coin battery replace 2 5 Compass 1 1 A 12 calibrate A 12 Controller 1 1 Converter power 2 2 Data backup 3 10 DGPS 1 4 Differential corrections 1 4 overview 1 4 Display 1 8 Index Index Enter button 1 9 Escape button 1 8 External antenna 1 12 connector 1 12 B 3 GMS Tools setting A 13 surveying with 3 7 G GALILEO 1 2 GLONASS 1 2 GMS Tools 1 13 A 9 A 14 capture picture A 11 GMS 2 1 9 cables 1 12 connect to device 3 5 connect to network 3 4 connect to phone 3 4 software 1 13 standard package 1 7 system connections diagram 3 1 GMS 2 overview 1 6 1 7 GNSS definition 1 2 GNSS overview 1 2 1 5 GPS 1 2 GPS antenna 1 6 1 8 GPS position A 13 Hand strap 1 10 accessing battery 2 1 attach 2 1 Hardware reset 4 4 4 5 L LED Bluetooth 1 9 charging 1 9 2 2 Log data A 14 Index Oo OAF 1 15 OmniSTAR DGPS overview 1 4 Operating times 1 8 Option authorization file See OAF P Port A 1 10 B 6 Ports GMS 2 1 10 Power 1 8 2 2 battery depletion 1 8 operating times 1 8 Power port 1 10 R RAM 2 4 3 10 Receiver 1 1 1 6 connect using Bluetooth 3 9 A 6 external 3 9 restore defaults 4 3 S SD card 1 11 2 8 accessing 1 11 install 2 8 SDRAM B 4 backup 2 5 3 10 Serial number 1 8 2 4 Serial port 1 10 A 3 B 3 and Phone connection 3 4
46. on Name TATYO SPP DUN Address 00 03 74 2E 8E c2 PIN 1234 Accessibility v Allow other device to connect 8 All devices Paired devices Other devices can discover me o Serial H gt Connections f TOPCON GMS 2 Operator s Manual BTManager Table A 1 BTManager Screens Continued Description Screen Serial Port and Dial Up BtManager About this service The Serial Port tab enables serial port profile services on the Bluetooth module and selects the internal port to use for Bluetooth communication Enable servigg BtManager v Authorization About this service Authenticati tion Enable service Authorization required COM Part Input Output H Authentication Passkey required The Dial Up tab enables dial up network profile service on the Bluetooth module and selects the internal port to use for Bluetooth communication Encryption required COM Port Input Output Port ICOM1 Accessibility Settings for Serial Port service are only available if Dial Up service is disabled and vice versa About BtManager Bluetooth Bluetooth Manager Version 1 01 14 03 2006 Bluetooth Module TAIYO YUDEN Version 2 0 0 0 Build 403 The About tab displays version and copyright information for BTManager as well as the name of the Bluetoot
47. opcon product The materials available in this Manual the Manual have been prepared by Topcon Positioning Systems Inc TPS for owners of Topcon products and are designed to assist owners with the use of the receiver and its use is subject to these terms and conditions the Terms and Conditions E Please read these Terms and Conditions carefully Terms and Conditions USE This product is designed to be used by a professional The user should have a good knowledge of the safe use of the product and implement the types of safety procedures recommended by the local government protection agency for both private use and commercial job sites COPYRIGHT All information contained in this Manual is the intellectual property of and copyrighted material of TPS All rights are reserved You may not use access copy store display create derivative works of sell modify publish distribute or allow any third party access to any graphics content information or data in this Manual without TPS express written consent and may only use such information for the care and operation of your receiver The information and data in this Manual are a valuable asset of TPS and are developed by the expenditure of considerable work time and money and are the result of original selection coordination and arrangement by TPS P N 7010 0752 vV Preface TRADEMARKS GMS 2 GMS Tools BTManager TopSURV TopPAD HiPer Topcon and To
48. orming file transfers the USB cable of Bluetooth module connects the GMS 2 to a computer for in office processing For increased surveying accuracy a connected external GPS antenna or external receiver allows other signals such as L2 or Beacon to be recorded Connecting the GMS 2 with Other Devices The GMS 2 provides direct connection to devices with serial or USB port devices that support Bluetooth wireless technology an external GPS antenna PG AS5 and receivers that provide correction information The various devices are optional and can be purchased from your local Topcon dealer or at a commercial retail store for commercially sold products such as the SD card External Antenna External Antenna gt e g PG AS cable i Beacon Receiver BR 1 optional aL BT 60Q AC DC Power Converter Serial Cable Computer Serial Cable for lt gt BR 1 optional SV Battery Recharger optional commercially sold Figure 3 1 GMS 2 System Connections P N 7010 0752 3 1 Using the GMS 2 Connecting the GMS 2 and a Computer Connecting the GMS 2 and a computer allows software to be installed onto the controller and data to be uploaded from the controller to a computer When connecting the GMS 2 and a computer Microsoft ActiveSync must be installed on the computer See Installing Microsoft ActiveSync on page 2 7 for details For a Bluetooth connection see Connecting the GMS 2 and a Bluetooth Devi
49. ost in the following situations e Losing battery power through draining the battery or removing the battery The Windows CE RAM has a separate backup rechargeable battery This battery will power the s RAM for five minutes after removing the primary battery e Performing a hardware reset e Upgrading the operating system When backing up RAM data data is stored on the internal flash memory in a Backup directory 1 On the main screen of the GMS 2 tap Start gt Control Panel gt System gt Backup 2 On the RAM Backup screen tap RAM data backup The backup to the Flash memory will begin If desired turn on Ram data will be backed up to automatically back up RAM data as the GMS 2 shuts down e Leave Data restoration after hard reset on to recover data after a hardware reset Data will be restored after a hard reset and power cycle If desired turn it off data will not be restored 3 When the backup completes tap OK Note the following conditions of a backup and restoration cycle e If the Flash memory does not have enough space to store a RAM backup the backup will be incomplete e After upgrading the OS some items may not be fully restored 3 10 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Chapter 4 Troubleshooting This chapter will help you diagnose and solve some common problems you may encounter with the GMS 2 so will void your warranty and may damage the ly Do not attempt to repair equi
50. pcon Positioning Systems are trademarks or registered trademarks of TPS Microsoft Windows ActiveSync and the Windows logo are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries The Bluetooth word mark and logos are owned by Bluetooth SIG Inc and any use of such marks by Topcon Positioning Systems Inc is used under license Other product and company names mentioned herein may be trademarks of their respective owners DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY EXCEPT FOR ANY WARRANTIES IN AN APPENDIX OR A WARRANTY CARD ACCOMPANYING THE PRODUCT THIS MANUAL AND THE RECEIVER ARE PROVIDED AS IS THERE ARE NO OTHER WARRANTIES TPS DISCLAIMS ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR USE OR PURPOSE TPS AND ITS DISTRIBUTORS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR TECHNICAL OR EDITORIAL ERRORS OR OMISSIONS CONTAINED HEREIN NOR FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE FURNISHING PERFORMANCE OR USE OF THIS MATERIAL OR THE RECEIVER SUCH DISCLAIMED DAMAGES INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF TIME LOSS OR DESTRUCTION OF DATA LOSS OF PROFIT SAVINGS OR REVENUE OR LOSS OF THE PRODUCT S USE IN ADDITION TPS IS NOT RESPONSIBLE OR LIABLE FOR DAMAGES OR COSTS INCURRED IN CONNECTION WITH OBTAINING SUBSTITUTE PRODUCTS OR SOFTWARE CLAIMS BY OTHERS INCONVENIENCE OR ANY OTHER COSTS IN ANY EVENT TPS SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES OR OTHERWISE TO YOU OR ANY OTHER P
51. permitted Battery Pack Warnings battery Lithium Ion batteries can be dangerous if oe Never attempt to open the casing of the removable mishandled P N 7010 0752 C 1 Safety Warnings fahrenheit 100 celsius Excessive heat can cause on Do not incinerate or the heat battery above 212 serious damage and possible explosion Tampering with the batteries by end users or non factory authorized technicians will void the battery s warranty e Do not attempt to open the battery pack or replace it e Do not disassemble the battery pack e Do not charge in conditions different than specified e Do not use other than the specified battery charger e Do not short circuit e Do not crush or modify Usage Warnings If this product has been dropped altered cas transported or shipped without proper packaging or otherwise treated without care erroneous measurements may occur The owner should periodically test this product to ensure it provides accurate measurements Inform TPS immediately if this product does not function properly Only allow authorized TPS warranty service centers to service or repair this product C 2 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Appendix D Regulatory Information The following sections provide information on this product s compliance with government regulations for use FCC Compliance This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules Operation is subject
52. pment yourself Doing hardware Check This First Before contacting Topcon support check the following e If software is unresponsive perform a software reset See Resetting the Software on page 4 3 for details e Check all external connections cable and wireless e Check all power sources for drained batteries or incorrectly connected batteries cables e Check that the most current software is downloaded onto the GMS 2 and that the most current firmware is loaded into the receiver Check the TPS website for the latest updates Then try the following e Reset the hardware See Resetting the Hardware on page 4 4 e Restore default settings for the Bluetooth module and GPS receiver See Restoring Bluetooth Module Defaults on page 4 3 for details e Clear the SDRAM remove the battery If the problem persists see the following sections for other solutions P N 7010 0752 4 1 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Quick List To reset the software see Resetting the Software on page 4 3 To reset the hardware see Resetting the Hardware on page 4 4 For power problems If The GMS 2 does not power up see page 4 5 For general GMS 2 problems If The GMS 2 is not receiving data corrections from an external receiver see page 4 5 If Installed software and other data has been erased see page 4 5 For Bluetooth problems If Cannot connect to a Bluetooth enabled devi
53. rpness SXGAG SXGAS a The Compass tab displays the current North South direction and the angle to North displays the pitch and roll of the unit and calibrates the compass Essie ea P N 7010 0752 A 9 GMS 2 Software Reference Table A 2 GMS Tools Screens Continued Description Screen GNSS GMS Tools camera compass GNSS info The GNSS tab selects the antenna Code differential FE GPS 11 GLN 4 internal or external logging interval a AS v and elevation mask This tab also Lat 38 42 11 04156N nae i Lon 122 42 11 04150E displays current position and satellite Alt 160 855m PDOP 2 59 information e jaz ca i iss 8 03 6 316 40 1 16 06 52 146 45 1 00 07 70 296 48 1 00 10 3 44 38 1 16 15 50 298 49 1 20 16 30 286 43 1 00 v Int 30 Elv j10 v Info The Info tab displays version and copyright information for GMS Tools Working with GMS Tools When first opening GMS Tools or after a reset all settings will be at the default selections Typical camera compass and GNSS settings only need to be configured once Occasionally individual uses may require different settings GMS Tools takes and saves pictures as well as saves logged satellite information Using the Camera The Camera tab Figure A 7 on page A 11 defines certain picture qualities for captured images including the brightness sharpness and time of d
54. s 0 En sxGA6 a m a ysxca7 sharpness 0 am A day v ISxGA 1278 1020 Save this image as a bitmap q a t s a f Shift z x cl Ctijati V CaP Figure A 8 Take and Save a Picture P N 7010 0752 A 11 GMS 2 Software Reference Using the Compass The Compass tab displays the current direction roll and pitch of the GMS 2 This tab also calibrates the compass e Pointer North red portion of pointer and South white portion of pointer directions e Angle the angle azimuth from North in degrees e Tilt the roll and pitch from level in degrees minutes GMS Tools PE isis faze Figure A 9 View the Compass The compass may need to be calibrated if you notice that it s precision is no longer accurate When calibrating the compass the new calibration is only used until the GMS 2 is turned off When the unit is turned on the default calibration will be used 1 To calibrate the compass tap Calibration on the Compass tab 2 Place the unit horizontally on a flat surface and tap Start at the confirmation Figure A 10 on page A 13 A 12 GMS 2 Operator s Manual GMS Tools camera compass GNSS info Are you sure calibrate compass Cancel This Figure A 10 Begin Compass Calibration 3 Rotate the unit 360 twice in the same direction as the circling red dot on screen Tap End Rotate Unit
55. s and positions The GPS features of the receiver combine to provide a positioning system accurate for any survey Several other features including multipath mitigation provide under canopy and low signal strength reception When power is turned on and the receiver self test completes the receiver s 50 channels initialize and begin tracking visible satellites Each of the receiver s channels can be used to track any one of the GPS or GLONASS signals The number of channels available allows the receiver to track all visible GPS satellites at any time and location An internal GPS antenna equipped with a low noise amplifier LNA and the receiver s radio frequency RF device are connected with a coaxial cable The wide band signal received is down converted filtered digitized and assigned to different channels The receiver processor controls the process of signal tracking Once the signal is locked in the channel it is demodulated and necessary signal parameters carrier and code phases are measured Also broadcast navigation data are retrieved from the navigation frame After the receiver locks on to four or more satellites it is possible to solve the so called absolute positioning problem and compute the receiver s coordinates in WGS 84 and the time offset between the 1 6 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Getting Acquainted with the GMS 2 receiver clock and GPS time All this information can be stored in the the option
56. s is usually at a known location Base and the other is at an unknown location Rover The Base receiver collects carrier phase measurements generates RTK corrections and sends this data to the Rover receiver The Rover processes this transmitted data with its own carrier phase observations to compute its relative position with high accuracy achieving an RTK accuracy of up to 1 cm horizontal and 1 5 cm vertical 1 4 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Principles of Operation Essential Components for Quality Surveying Achieving quality position results requires the following elements e Accuracy The accuracy of a position primarily depends upon the satellite geometry Geometric Dilution of Precision or GDOP and the measurement ranging errors Differential positioning DGPS and RTK strongly mitigates atmospheric and orbital errors and counteracts Selective Availability SA signals the US Department of Defense transmits with GPS signals The more satellites in view the stronger the signal the lower the DOP number the higher positioning accuracy Availability The availability of satellites affects the calculation of valid positions The more visible satellites available the more valid and accurate the position Natural and man made objects can block interrupt and distort signals lowering the number of available satellites and adversely affecting signal reception Integrity Fault tolerance allows a position to hav
57. ser The community and military that use GNSS receivers and the corresponding satellites to calculate positions Calculating Absolute Positions When calculating an absolute position a stationary or moving receiver determines its three dimensional position with respect to the origin of an Earth Center Earth Fixed coordinate system To calculate this position the receiver measures the distance called pseudo ranges between it and at least four satellites The measured pseudo ranges are corrected for clock differences receiver and satellites and signal propagation delays due to atmospheric effects The positions of the satellites are computed from the ephemeris data transmitted to the receiver in navigation messages When using a single satellite system the minimum number of satellites needed to compute a position is four In a mixed satellite scenario GPS GLONASS GALILEO the receiver must lock onto at least five satellites to obtain an absolute position To provide fault tolerance using only GPS or only GLONASS the receiver must lock onto a fifth satellite Six satellites will provide fault tolerance in mixed scenarios P N 7010 0752 1 3 Introduction Calculating Differential Positions DGPS or Differential GPS typically uses the measurements from two or more remote receivers to calculate the difference corrections between measurements thus providing more accurate position solutions With DGPS one receiver is placed
58. shall TPS be liable for any damages or other claim including any claim for lost profits lost savings or other incidental or consequential damages arising out of the use of or inability to use the product 1 The warranty against defects in a Topcon battery charger or cable is 90 days P N 7010 0752 E 1 Warranty Terms Notes E 2 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Index A AC DC converter 1 12 2 2 ActiveSync 2 7 connecting using 3 2 install 2 7 no partnership 3 2 Antenna external 1 12 See also External antenna Backup battery 1 8 2 4 replace 2 4 Backup data 3 10 Battery 1 8 2 2 charge LED 1 9 charge time 2 2 charging 1 8 charging LED 2 2 delete data 3 10 4 1 discharge 2 3 hardware reset 4 4 install 2 4 optional charger 2 3 Battery cover 1 10 Battery performance 2 3 Beacon receiver surveying with 3 8 Beacon DGPS overview 1 4 Bluetooth indicator 3 3 Bluetooth LED blink pattern 1 9 Bluetooth module 3 3 accessibility A 4 and BTManager 1 13 A 1 connecting to device 3 3 LED 1 9 reset A 8 restore defaults 4 3 P N 7010 0752 Index Bluetooth connect devices 3 3 3 5 BT 62Q battery 2 2 See also Battery BTManager 1 13 3 3 A 1 A 8 Bluetooth indicator 3 3 exit notice 3 5 serial port 3 4 A 5 C Cables 1 12 Calibrate compass A 12 touch screen 2 6 Camera 1 1 1 7 1 11 A 10 capture picture A 11 setti
59. so located in the battery pocket and the unit s serial number is located under the battery The battery provides seven hours of operation depending on the mode of the receiver Under normal conditions the backup battery provides eight to ten years of power backup for data and system integrity Backup Figure 1 2 GMS 2 Battery GMS 2 Front The front of the GMS 2 Figure 1 3 on page 1 9 is the primary interface with its components and installed software The internal GPS antenna detects signals from GPS satellites and sends them to the GPS receiver board for processing The display screen and touch panel provides a graphical and tactile user interface for the unit The power button turns the receiver on and off The ESC escape button exits from the current screen or function 1 8 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Getting Acquainted with the GMS 2 The ENT enter button applies settings numerical values and records points depending on the settings of internal software Pressing this button for one second activates the controller s Windows Start menu The Bluetooth LED indicates the level of activity at the Bluetooth wireless technology module Solid blue light the module is on and a connection has been established No light the module is off The charging LED indicates the level of charge in the battery Green battery has a full charge Red battery is charging Red blink chargin
60. sult P N 7010 0752 D 3 Regulatory Information Notes D 4 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Appendix E Warranty Terms TPS laser and electronic positioning equipment are guaranteed against defective material and workmanship under normal use and application consistent with this Manual The equipment is guaranteed for the period indicated on the warranty card accompanying the product starting from the date that the product is sold to the original purchaser by TPS Authorized Dealers During the warranty period TPS will at its option repair or replace this product at no additional charge Repair parts and replacement products will be furnished on an exchange basis and will be either reconditioned or new This limited warranty does not include service to repair damage to the product resulting from an accident disaster misuses abuse or modification of the product Warranty service may be obtained from an authorized TPS warranty service dealer If this product is delivered by mail purchaser agrees to insure the product or assume the risk of loss or damage in transit to prepay shipping charges to the warranty service location and to use the original shipping container or equivalent A letter should accompany the package furnishing a description of the problem and or defect The purchaser s sole remedy shall be replacement as provided above In no event
61. tive touch screen passive SDRAM 128MB External memory Via SD card slot B 4 GMS 2 Operator s Manual GMS 2 Specifications GPS Details Table B 2 lists the GPS board s general specifications Table B 2 GPS Board Specifications Tracking Specifications Survey Accuracy Static Tracked Signals GPS GLONASS L1 C A Code amp Carrier WAAS EGNOS MSAS Receiver Type G GPS L1 GG GPS GLONASS L1 Standard Channels 50 Cold Start lt 60 sec Warm Start lt 10 sec Reacquisition lt l sec For L1 H 3mm 0 8ppm x baseline length V 4mm 1 0ppm x baseline length PP Kinematic For L1 H 10mm 1 0ppm x baseline length V 15mm 1 0ppm x baseline length DGPS Post processing typically 0 3m DGPS RTCM based typically less than 0 5m Other GPS Real time data RTCM 2 3 3 0 CMR CMR TPS format NMEA NMEA 2 2 2 3 3 0 Output rate Up to 10Hz P N 7010 0752 Specifications Connector Specifications The GMS 2 has one antenna connector for radio transmission reception and three port connectors for power and data upload download Serial Connector The serial connector Figure B 1 is a sealed receptacle 5 pin port This connector is configured as port A of the internal GPS receiver an No 4 lt _ No 1 Figure B 1 Serial RS232 Connector Table B 3 gives the serial port s pin specifications Table
62. to operate such equipment Canadian Emission Labeling Requirements 1 Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause interference and 2 this device must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device 2 To reduce potential radio interference to other users the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the equivalent isotropically radiated power e i r p is not more than that permitted for successful communication 3 This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations Cet appareil num rique de la classe B respecte conform a la norme NMB 003 du Canada Community of Europe Compliance The product described in this manual is in compliance with the R amp TTE and EMC directives from the European Community D 2 GMS 2 Operator s Manual WEEE Directive WEEE Directive Following information is for EU member states only The use of the symbol indicates that this product may not be treated as household waste By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product For more detailed information about the take back and recycling of this product please contact your supplier where you purchased the product or con
63. uetooth module inside the GMS 2 BTManager connects the GMS 2 and other Bluetooth enabled devices e GMS Tools a utility that manages and controls the camera compass and GNSS settings GMS Tools BtManager camera compass GNSS info Devices found 6 VMORYAKOV 2 Map R f Lyohas55 2 314 0244 iB HiperxT3620015 Computers nnection Phones laster r v Uncategorized Exit on connect moia S aeea ra Connections Accessibility Serial F lt SXGA6 f TOPCON a Figure 1 9 BT Manager and GMS Tools SXGA 1278 1020 v Optional Accessories Table 1 2 gives a brief list of optional accessories that can be used with the GMS 2 Contact your dealer to purchase optional accessories Table 1 2 GMS 2 Optional Accessories Accessory Illustration External GPS Antenna and Cable Connecting an external PG AS5 GPS antenna increases the range of the GMS 2 PG AS p n 01 844201 07 Cable p n 14 008079 01 P N 7010 0752 1 13 Introduction Table 1 2 GMS 2 Optional Accessories Continued Accessory Illustration Serial cable Connects the GMS 2 to an external device controller or computer for data transfer and receiver configuration p n 14 008080 01 BR 1 The BR 1 is a receiver that detect signals from local Beacon stations When connected to the GMS 2 it pro
64. ult your TPS dealer e Type of signal standard GPS L1 optional GLONASS L1 e Update rate 1Hz standard optional 5 or 10Hz e RTCM Input Output standard e Advanced multipath reduction standard e Wide Area Augmentation System WAAS standard P N 7010 0752 1 15 Introduction Notes 1 16 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Chapter 2 Preparing the GMS 2 for Use Before using the GMS 2 check that its battery is fully charged If using other software to survey with such as TopSURV install it in the office An optional SD card should also be inserted before beginning to survey Attaching the Hand Strap The hand strap provides a comfortable secure support for using the GMS 2 on the job The velcro extender at the bottom of the strap allows for comfortable re adjustment of the strap for larger or smaller hands To attach the hand strap thread the bottom end of the strap through the hook on the bottom of the GMS 2 and press the velcro together Gently stretch the strap and hook the top end onto the hand strap hook on the back of the GMS 2 Figure 2 1 Attaching the Hand Strap When replacing the battery simply un hook the top end of the strap to access the battery door latch P N 7010 0752 2 1 Preparing the GMS 2 for Use Powering the GMS 2 The GMS 2 uses a BT 62Q battery for it s primary power source When usin
65. vides correction data Optional Software TopSURV GIS and TopPAD are GIS surveying software that can enhance and expand typical surveys with GMS 2 laka tie Ske lakakekeka aA SES BK here let He SV op RADA FE Topo Data map Offsets sede H v ge 0 240 0 279 940 a Point 102 Ea Code a 2 000 m Vertical v Epoch Count 3 TopSURV GIS AA Ant Ht 143 4 43 23 3 N 31 17 27 E 1 956644 a As of the printing of this manual the BR 1 is an upcoming Topcon product For more details on other accessories and package options available for the GMS 2 contact your local Topcon dealer 1 14 GMS 2 Operator s Manual Option Authorization File OAF Option Authorization File OAF Topcon Positioning Systems issues an Option Authorization File OAF to enable the specific options that customers purchase An Option Authorization File allows customers to customize and configure the receiver according to particular needs thus only purchasing those options needed Typically all receivers ship with a temporary OAF that allows it to be used for a predetermined period of time When the receiver is purchased a new OAF permanently activates desired purchased options Receiver options remain intact when clearing the NVRAM or resetting the receiver The OAF enables the following functions For a complete list of available options and details visit the TPS website or cons
66. ying with the GMS 2 and an External Antenna 3 7 Surveying with the GMS 2 and a Beacon Receiver 3 8 Surveying with the GMS 2 and an External GPS Receiver 0 0 cee ee esceseceseeeeeeeseeeeeens 3 9 Backing up Windows CE RAM Data ceee 3 10 Chapter 4 Troubleshooting Ms 4 1 Check This First season 4 1 Troubleshooting Quick List M U W u u seveseerereeerereree nere ennen 4 2 Resetting the Software W Wu u u dssvesserreeereree ren reense rene enn ener 4 3 Restoring Bluetooth Module Defaults 1 0 0 eee 4 3 Resetting the Hardware 0 0 cee eeseeseceseceseeeeeeneeeneeeneeees 4 4 Charging Powering Problems 0 0 eceeeeseeeeeereeeneeeeeees 4 5 GMS 2 Problems sanirane nna ternes eis 4 5 Bluetooth Problems 0 eee ceceseeseeeneceneeeseeeeeeeneenaeens 4 6 Obtaining Technical Support 2 0 0 eee eeseceseeeeeneeeeeees 4 7 PHONG ore NA sects aA ES RE ERE DE Bara eden alts ats Ea 4 7 Email setnie ia SE SE AAN eileen edad ents 4 7 Websites as icient a eeatt teser LEE EEN 4 8 Appendix A GMS 2 Software Reference csssssseeeeees A 1 BUMana ger inian a E EEr s A 1 Getting Acquainted sninen eee A 1 ii GMS 2 Operator s Manual Table of Contents Working with BT Manager oseese A 4 Select Accessibility Options A 4 Enable Serial Port Dial up Services 0 0 0 A 5 Connect to a Bluetooth Device oo eee A 6 Resetting the Bluetooth Module eee eeeeeeeeeee A 8 GMS TOOS sirenerne A nai eee A 9 Getting Acquainted oo
67. you would use in safeguarding your own most valuable trade secrets Nothing in this paragraph shall restrict you from disclosing Confidential Information to your employees as may be necessary or appropriate to operate or care for the receiver Such employees must also keep the Confidentiality Information confidential In the event you become legally compelled to disclose any of the Confidential Information you shall give TPS immediate notice so that it may seek a protective order or other appropriate remedy WEBSITE OTHER STATEMENTS No statement contained at the TPS website or any other website or in any other advertisements or TPS literature or made by an employee or independent contractor of TPS modifies these Terms and Conditions including the Software license warranty and limitation of liability SAFETY Improper use of the receiver can lead to injury to persons or property and or malfunction of the product The receiver should only be repaired by authorized TPS warranty service centers Users should review and heed the safety warnings in an Appendix P N 7010 0752 vii Preface MISCELLANEOUS The above Terms and Conditions may be amended modified superseded or canceled at any time by TPS The above Terms and Conditions will be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of California without reference to conflict of laws Manual Conventions This manual uses the following conventions Example Descr

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