Digitus DA-80200 Manuel utilisateur
User´s Guide
DA-80200
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Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS ..............................................................................................................2
1. OVERVIEW ..........................................................................................................................3
2. PACKING LIST .................................................................................................................... 4
3. MAIN FUNCTIONS .............................................................................................................5
4. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION ........................................................................................ 6
4.1. BASIC SPECIFICATION ....................................................................................................6
4.2. ACQUISITION TIME (AVERAGED)....................................................................................6
4.3. RECEIVER ACCURACY .................................................................................................... 6
4.4. USE LIMITATION ............................................................................................................. 6
4.5. POWER SUPPLY ...............................................................................................................6
4.6. OUTPUT AND INTERFACE ................................................................................................7
4.7. PHYSICAL ........................................................................................................................7
4.8. OTHER FUNCTIONS.........................................................................................................7
5. GETTING STARTED...........................................................................................................8
5.1. HARDWARE DESCRIPTION ..............................................................................................9
5.2. SOFTWARE INSTALLATION............................................................................................12
6. DRIVER INSTALLATION ................................................................................................ 13
6.1 SYSTEM REQUIREMENT................................................................................................13
6.2 INSTALLATION...............................................................................................................13
6.3 IMPORTANT ...................................................................................................................13
7. TROUBLE SHOOTING.....................................................................................................13
1. Overview
(Fig.1)
The DA-80200 Wireless GPS Receiver (Fig. 1) is a total solution GPS receiver with
Bluetooth, UART interface and built-in rechargeable battery for high sensitivity to
tracking signal. DA-80200 design is based on SiRF Star III low power Architecture.
DA-80200 is a dual-function GPS receiver. Not only transmit satellite information
through the PDA or Notebook with Bluetooth interfaces but also is a G-Mouse GPS
receiver through a data cable to deliver satellite signal to the device without Bluetooth
interface.
This positioning application meets strict needs such as car navigation, mapping,
surveying, security, agriculture and so on. Only clear view of sky and certain power
supply are necessary to the unit. DA-80200 contacts to other device through Bluetooth
device, compatible interface or USB, and built-in recharge battery to save satellite
information such as the status of satellite signal, the last location, date and time of last
use.
With low power consumption, the DA-80200 tracks up to 20 satellites at a time,
re-acquires satellite signals in 100 ms and updates position data every second.
Trickle-Power allows the unit operates a fraction of the time and Push-to-Fix permits
user to have a quick position fix even though the receiver usually stays off.
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2. Packing List
Congratulations on your purchase of the DA-80200 Wireless GPS Receiver. We hope
it will be useful to you for a long time. Before you begin, make sure that your package
includes the following items. If any of these items are missing, please contact your local
dealer or distributor.
DA-80200 Wireless GPS receiver 1 Set
Travel power supply / Cigarette adapter 1 Set
Manual and Driver CD 1 Piece
DA-80200 Quick guide 1 Piece
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3. Main functions
DA-80200 provides a series of functions. It is well suited to system integration and
users who use PDA, Notebook PC with Bluetooth device.
Built in SiRF Star III Low power consumption chipset.
20 parallel satellite-tracking channels for fast acquisition and reacquisition.
High speed signal acquisition using 200,000 time/frequency search channels.
Built-in WAAS/EGNOS Demodulator without additional any hardware. Or use
the high-sensitive software to get the fast acquisition and reacquisition in the
urban, canyon and foliage environments.
Compatible with Bluetooth Serial Port Profile (SPP) completely.
Low power consumption. Built-in rechargeable and changeable Lithium-ion
battery without external power supply, and the working time lasts at least 10
hours.
Provide Continue mode and Power saving mode for user’s requirement.
Provide expand terminal contact to other system without Bluetooth device.
Built-in rechargeable battery for memory and RTC backup and for fast Time To
First Fix (TTFF).
Support NMEA0183 v2.2 data protocol and SiRF binary code.
4 colors LED to show the status of device.
Active antenna connector for getting better satellites signal.
FLASH based program memory. New software revisions upgradeable through
serial interface.
Small, sleek, and lightweight design easily fits in your hand.
Over-Temperature protection
Enhanced algorithms -SnapLock and SnapStart provide superior navigation,
performance in urban, canyon and foliage environments.
For Car navigation, Marine navigation, Fleet management, AVL, Personal
navigation, Tracking System, and Mapping device application.
4. Technical Specification
4.1. Basic Specification
Chipset：SiRF Star III chipset.
Channels：20 parallel satellite-tracking channels.
Frequency：1575.42 MHZ.
Receiver：L1, C/A code.
4.2. Acquisition Time (averaged)
Reacquisition：0.1sec.
Cold start：< 42 seconds.
Warm start：< 38 seconds .
Hot start：< 1 seconds
4.3. Receiver Accuracy
Normal：5-25 meters CEP without SA.
Enable EGNOS or WAAS：
Position: < 2.2 meters, horizontal 95% of time
< 5 meters, Vertical 95% of time
Velocity：within 0.1 meters / second
Time：1 microsecond synchronized GPS time
4.4. Use Limitation
Altitude：< 18,000 meters (60,000 feet)
Velocity: ：< 736 meters/ second (1000Knots)
Acceleration：4 G.
Jerk：20 meters / second, max
4.5. Power Supply
External Voltage: 5VDC +/- 10%
Batteries：
Main Power: Built-in rechargeable Lithium-ion for system power.
Backup Power: Rechargeable Lithium-ion battery for memory & RTC backup.
Working voltage: 75-85mA (Normal mode).
30mA (Power Saving).
Working period (In Battery full power status):
> 10 hours on Continue mode.
> 16 hours on Power Saving mode.
Protection circuit on DA-80200 should stop charging the cell when
over-temperature condition --50 occurs.
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4.6. Output and Interface
Output
I. Output protocol
Baud Rate：38400 bps
Data bit：8
Parity：No
Stop bit：1
II. Format. NMEA0183 V2.2：GPGGA (1time/1 sec), GPGSA (1 time/5 sec.),
GPGSV (1time /5 sec.), GPRMC (1time /1 sec.), GPVTG (1 time/1 sec), (GLL,
or SiRF binary format for optional).
III. Datum：WGS84.
Input/ Output Interface:
I. Compatible Bluetooth Serial Port Profile (SPP), Version1.1 and class 2(up
to 10 meter range).
II. In/Out Port. GPS signal (Out)/Command(In) with CMOS/TTL Level。Mini
USB Type B Connector and Cable option：
(a) data cable
(b) USB data cable
(c) Mini USB port to PS2 port
External Antenna interface:
3.0V input MMCX type active antenna connector
4.7. Physical
Size：41 ×63 ×17.1 mm
Weight：< 56 g
Operating Temperature： -10 to + 60 (under the un-charging condition);
Charging Temperature 0 to + 45
Storage Temperature： -20 to + 85
Operating humidity：5% to 95% No condensing
4.8. Other Functions
Bluetooth frequency: 2.4 ~2.48GHZ
Bluetooth Input Sensitivity: -80dbm
Low sensitivity of receiving satellite signal ：-189 dBW
External antenna interface: MMCX
LED Functions：Indicate Bluetooth status, GPS status, Battery Status and
Battery charging status
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5. Getting Started
STEP 1. Charge Battery
Please charge battery till LED off for the first time.
Power cable plug in Power cable connect to power socket
↓
Charge Battery
Battery indicator light:
Power too low -------- red LED
Charging -------------- green LED
Full or Not in charging -- LED of
STEP 2. Turn on Power
Bluetooth Status –
Note:
Some PDAs have to
re-open Bluetooth
manager for Bluetooth
device re-connection.
Turn on D
A
-80200 power
No
Searching
Bluetooth
device
Stop data
transferring?
Data
is t
ransferring?
Reconnect
Bluetooth device?
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Blue LED blinking
(1time / 1sec)
Transferring…
Blue LED blinking
(1time / 3 sec)
Waiting for
reconnection…
Blue LED blinking
(1time / 1sec)
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GPS Status ---
Put DA-80200 in clear view of the sky without any obstruction for
better satellite acquiring.
↓↓
SearchGPS-- PowerOff--
↓
Position Fixed --
Turn on DA-80200 power Turn off DA-80200 power
Steady orange
LED on
Orange
LED off
Orange
LED blinking
5.1. Hardware Description
1). DA-80200 Body description see Fig. 2:
Power Jack
LED of Battery(Red / Green)
Bluetooth LED (Blue)
LED of GPS (Orange)
(Fig.2)
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2). LED status :
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3). Power Switch :
a. Power on, Orange light is on.
b. Power off, Orange light is off.
4). External active antenna connector, see Fig.3
Connector type: MMCX.
Active power voltage: 3.0V
(Fig.3)
SYMBOL COLOR STATUS DESCRIPTION
1 times / 1 sec Search Bluetooth Device
1 time / 1 sec Standby Mode
Bluetooth
Blue Blinking
1 time / 3 sec Transferring Data
Red Light on Power too low
Green Light on In charging
Battery N/A Light off Battery full or Not in charging
Light on Acquiring Satellites
GPS
Orange Blinking Position Fixed
5). Power Jack & Data Port, see Fig.4
Jack type: Mating face of 5 pin Mini USB Type B female.
Pin definition see table 1.
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