860E Users Manual
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1. Connect 860E to your computer with USB cable come with package and turn on the power of the device Step3 Recommended Configuration Windows XP or Vista Pentium 4 2 4GHz or AMD 2400xp 1G RAM 2 GB of free disk space Network speed 768 Kbits sec or better DSL Cable 3D capable video card with 32 MB of VRAM or greater 1280x1024 32 bit True Color screen Step2 Double click on the phototagger in the software utility folder and follow the process to finish the installation 20100928 epePhoto Tagger 1 2 Step4 Connect 860E to your computer with USB cable come with package and turn on the power of the device Step6 Remove USB connection after finish the setup and switch on the power again and then you can enjoy recording of your trip Step2 Open phototagger and click on the Read from device button show in the below circled area to start downloading data New Project GPS Photo Tagger File Photo Media Track Upload Note To display track points on Google Earth your PC must have Network to access the internet and Google Earth application Google Earth installation Download from http earth google com Notes and Warning If you have recorded more than 125 000 waypoints in your 860E it may take an entire resource of your computer to show all the logged data in Google Earth Therefore with not enough RAM capacity the computer may hang up a system frozen For2. 5 GGA 1 5 GSA 1 5 GSV 1 5 RMC 1 5 1 GGA 1 means GGA sentence output every 1 second GGA 2 output every 2 seconds 2 GGA 1 2 means GGA sentence output 2 times per second 1 5 output 5 times per second ote i 4 Update AGPS Step1 Make sure you have network available for accessing the internet Step2 Connect 860E to PC and then open GpsView to establish the communication Step3 Go to Setup page Step4 Click Update button under AGPS to update the AGPS data The program will connect to the AGPS server and download the data automatically You can also check the valid time of AGPS by clicking Query Clear AGPS data by clicking Reset A GpsView ing AMC m E E av ft l MEHN Defaut TA Query f Enable Disable Gps View Version 2 0 17 Spet 6th 2010 Enable Disable E 2008 Transystem Ine all right reserved 4 GpsView ee Data bandiwidth Enable Digable G ps View Version 20 1 Spet 6th 2010 f Enable Disable C 2008 Transystem lne all right reserved j Free software from partners locr GPS Photo software Please find the installation file for Windows in CD tool or go to http www locr com for further information anc GPS Phula 1 9 0 Frotas 33 Pho ge Time Aduet Help About Deve Meme MS Seu ies IMG 13JPG 250932300 13 1523 GS 927400 20 200 10 7 AG 275 00 2 200 10 51 07 IM _9216JPG eo KG 19 51 12 Ma _ 217
3. detail use of phototagger Please refer to Help gt User Manual show in the below circled area a New Project GPS Photo Tagger File Photo Media Track Hel alee Help l Lsers Manual Onine Support Lp load Google Map Gt pland Software Update About GPS Photo Tagger h amp Helpful tips It s better to turn off 860E when you don t use it otherwise it might still keep recording data Some vehicles having heavy metallic sun protecting coating on windshields may affect GPS signal receptions Driving in and around high buildings may affect GPS signal receptions Driving in tunnels or indoor park garage may affect signal receptions In general 860E performs best in open space where it can see clear sky Also weather will affect GPS reception rain amp snow contribute to worse sensitivity For the 1 time you use the 860E it will take 1 to 3 minutes to obtain the satellite constellation information and fix your position this is called Cold Start If your 860E can t fix your position for more than 20 minutes we suggest you change to another spot with open space and then try again Google Earth is a trademark of Google Note When you use AGPS function we suggest using GpsView to download the AGPS data via USB cable i AGPS data will expire after 6 days GpsView The GpsView program only supports Microsoft Windows XP Vista and Win 7 OS i 1 Drive
4. 73 GPAMC 025753 000 4 2446 3240 4 12101 0575 0 07 0 00 08 Cold warm and hot start test button NMEA sentence l ii gt Latitude Fis SBAS Mode IN 244615 44 30 no Fix Longitude Speed E 1210ta 4A E POOP Altitude M oasa I asy 2 30 1481 f J Satellite reception l GLL VTG Fix Time Ta a MCHN payas Satellite No i 3 Configuration In Setup Page Output frequency of each NMEA can be changed from lsecond to 5 seconds and Fix update Rate can be changed from time to 5 times per second DGPS like WASS EGNOS MSAS can be enable or disable Here also allow users to update the AGPS and record the NMEA sentence NMEA output a L AMC 1 p Patabandwidth setting VTG GGA Moo x Query l TE 5A av ft MCHN jo om uey _Corfim SENLA Record NMEA E Version sentence Update rate Version AesN_1 30 8_1 3_001 setting Firmware version amp Curent Status Enable Disable Query F SBAS setting a r Spet 6th 2010 5 Enable f Disable Set fem Inc all right reserved For example NMEA output setting Fix update rate E Real NMEA output GGA 1 GSA 1 GSV 1 RMC 1 J GGA 1 GSA 1 GSV 1 RMC 1 GGA 1 GSA 1 GSV 1 RMC 1 2 GGA 1 2 GS A 1 2 GS 1 2 RMCC 1 2 GGA 1 GSA GSV 1 RMC 3s GGA0 3 GSA 1 3 GSV 1 3 RMC 1 3 GGA 1 GSA 1 GSV 1 REMC 4 GGA GSA 1 4 GSV 1 4 RMC 1 4 GGA 1 GSA 1 GSV 1 REMC
5. 860E Users Manual V1 0 Thank you for purchasing 860E 66 Channel GPS Datalogger Package Content 860E x 1 e CD Tool x 1 Software USB to mini USB cable x 1 Strap x 1 eee b Appearance amp Led indications Blink every 2 seconds Logging 1 Log Memory LED RED Always ON Memory 90 occupied Blink every 5 seconds Sleep mode Blink every 2 seconds GPS fix 2 GPS LED Orange Always ON Searching for Satellite OFF Sleep mode Always ON Low battery Always ON Charging battery OFF Fully charged To turn ON OFF the device For power supply and data exchange Built in MTK II GPS Built in 32Mb memory Built in rechargeable Battery ae a Li polymer battery for up to 11 hours operation time and 90 hours Built in motion sensor For automatically start stop logging and smart power management and waypoint This function is turned on as default saving and can be turned off by the provided 860E will enter sleep mode when it is static for 2 minutes and recover when motion software is detected For power charging and data exchange Use USB cable to connect to power source to charge the battery Connect to PC to download the logged data or upload the A GPS EPO data Connect to Laptop via USB cable to work as a wired GPS receiver ig alin aie sac T Log time interval will be changed according to the speed detected by the Device Speed for each time interval can be prog
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7. r Installation Connect 860E to PC with power turn on and then go to USB driver folder to click InstallDriver exe to start the installation process The device manager will assign a COM port for 860E after USB driver has been successfully installed a Computer Management File Action View Help tf S eG a Computer Management Local o4 TH j itd System Tools oe Batteries SEEE Task Scheduler a Bluetooth Radios pairan aaiae i a Event Viewer cJ Computer More Actions gt G2 Shared Folders oo Disk drives li Display adapters DVD CD ROM drives jg IDE ATA ATAPI controllers IEEE 1394 Bus host controllers P Imaging devices E gt Local Users and Groups gt A Performance E ay Device Manager E 4 Storage wey Disk Management b Sy Services and Applications F Infrared devices ZS Keyboards E 5 A Mice and other pointing devices fl Modems T Monitors E fell Processors oS 5D host adapters H a Sound video and game controllers ce System devices E Universal Serial Bus controllers i 2 GpsView software Open GpsView software and select correct COM port and Baud Rate and then click On button to establish the communication between 860E and PC If the connection is successful the NMEA stream will keep showing GPGS 3 2 11 07 37 321 44 06 34 038 40 13 33 252 43 11 28 2 T GPGS 3 3 11 25 26 217 99 16 25 075 41 00 37
8. rammed by the provided software Built in Mini USB port d Product Specification Datum WGS 84 Charging time Keene lt 3m CEP 50 without SA horizontal NMEA 0183 V3 01 GGA GSA GSV RMC default y DGPS WAAS EGNOS MSAS 2 5m Data bit 8 stop bit 1 Default Baud rate 115200 Time 50 ns RMS Log data Without aid 0 1m s RCR Date Time Fix valid Latitude Longitude Altitude DGPS WAAS EGNOS MSAS 0 05m s Speed Heading Cold Warm Hot 35 33 1 sec average Weigh Velocity e Setup your 860E Install the software utility and driver for 860E System requirement Minimum Configuration Windows XP Pentium 3 500Mhz 128M RAM 400MB disk space Network speed 128Kbits sec 3D capable video card with 16Mbytes of VRAM 1024x768 16 bit High Color screen f How to connect 860E to your PC Step1 Find the software in the CD come with the package im i GPS Photo pot hyvare Utility Step3 User will be required to input the product key of phototagger at first time use Product key can be found on the envelope of CD come with the package AFZK X4FR H3ZX INYZ XXXX eine kone record of above Product Key Note Please keep the product key in a safe place Step5 Open phototagger and click on the config GPS button show in the below circled area to setup the device New Project GPS Photo Tagger Fie Photo Media Track Upload g How to read data from the device
9. t f K Ye j l 1 N d 9 A i a A 7 EAN a H r p lt 7 S Su aft a a oe fundella i j LS an nt K AS A y mass g x Vi z a Oa a a Bip i daRey Map data CCBYSA 2010 OpenStreetMap ora contributors Drag the marker to the desired location Jump to Selection 4 k Certification FCC Notices This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interface and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation FCC RF Exposure requirements This device and its antenna s must not be co located or operation in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter NOTE THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY RADIO OR TV INTERFERENCE CAUSED BY UNAUTHOURIZED MODIFICATION TO THIS EQUIPMENT SUCH MODIFICATIONS COULD VOID THE USER S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT CE Notice Is herewith confirmed to comply with the requirements set out in the Council Directive on the Approximation of the Laws of the Member States relating to Electromagnetic Compatibility 89 336 EEC Low voltage Directive 73 23 EEC and the Amendment Directive 93 68 EEC the procedures given in European Council Directive 99 5 EC and 89 3360EEC l Warranty information Thank you for your purchase of GPS product from the company The company warrants this product to be free from defec
10. ts in materials and workmanship for one year from the date of purchase The warranty for accessories is six months The stamp of distributor or a copy of the original sales receipt is required as the proof of purchase for warranty repairs The company will as its sole option repair or replace any components which fail in normal use Such repair or replacement will be made at no charge to the customer for parts or labor The customer is however responsible for any transportation costs This warranty does not cover failures due to abuse misuse accident or unauthorized alteration of repairs The company assumes no responsibility about products which have been improperly used abused damaged due to accident or natural disaster or damaged due to unauthorized disassembly repair or modification
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