Changes between Version 24 and Version 25 of expansion/gw16143


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08/22/2024 10:33:07 PM (15 months ago)
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Blake Stewart
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Added demo photos of GW16143 + Celluar

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    3333Differential GNSS devices such as the GW16143 are starting to replace survey-grade equipment. Other radio cards such as the Gateworks GW16130 Iridium Satellite Modem or GW16132 CAT-M1 modem can provide communication links for the augmentation data. The GW16143 enables precision navigation and automation of moving machinery in industrial applications such as agriculture, mining, and field mapping.
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     35[[Image(https://trac.gateworks.com/raw-attachment/wiki/expansion/gw16143/gw_sat_drone.jpg, width=900px)]]
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     37
    3638''' u-blox ZED-F9P Information
    3739* [https://www.u-blox.com/en/product/zed-f9p-module ZED-F9P Product Page]
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    4648
    47 = Hardware Headers & Pinouts
    48 
    49 == J1 Antenna
    50 
    51 Standard MMCX Connector (Molex 73415-2061)
    52 
    53 '''Note an active antenna is required by the ZED-F9P'''
    54 
    55 Recommended Antenna:
    56 
    57  * u-blox ANN-MB-00 Multi-band active GNSS antenna w/5m cable and SMA Male connector [https://www.u-blox.com/en/product/ann-mb-series Link]
    58  * Available at Digikey:[https://www.digikey.com/products/en?keywords=ANN-MB-00 Link]
    59  * Gateworks mating cable (GW10074 MMCX to SMA Female): [https://shop.gateworks.com/index.php?route=product/search&search=gw10074 Link]
    60 
    61 
    62 
    63 == J5 & J3 UART Headers
    64 
    65 4-pin Right Angle 1.25mm header (Molex 0781710004)
    66 
    67 Note, J3 uses UART2 and J5 uses UART1 from the u-blox ZED-F9P
    68 
    69 ||Pin||Signal||
    70 ||1|| 3.3VDC + ||
    71 ||2|| UART_TX ||
    72 ||3|| UART_RX ||
    73 ||4|| GND ||
    74 
    75 == J2 Timepulse Header
    76 
    77 4-pin Right Angle 1.25mm header (Molex 0781710004)
    78 
    79 ||Pin||Signal||
    80 ||1|| 3.3VDC + ||
    81 ||2|| Timepulse ||
    82 ||3|| Interrupt ||
    83 ||4|| GND ||
    84 
    85 == LEDs
    86 ||Reference||Description||
    87 ||D1|| 3.3VDC Power - Green ||
    88 ||D2|| Timepulse - Yellow ||
    89 ||D3|| RTK - Yellow ![1]||
    90 ||D4|| Geofence - Yellow ![1]||
    91 
    92 * ![1] See [wiki:expansion/errata#GW16143RTKandGEOFENCELED] for related errata on rev A units.
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    9452==
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    146104For more information on u-center usage see the relevant [https://www.u-blox.com/sites/default/files/u-center_Userguide_%28UBX-13005250%29.pdf user guide].
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     107[[Image(https://trac.gateworks.com/raw-attachment/wiki/expansion/gw16143/gw_ucenter.png,width=900px)]]
     108
    148109=== Ubuntu
    149110
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    283244> Contact Gateworks Sales Department {{{sales@gateworks.com}}} to get a free 1-month access code!
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    285 [[Image(point.jpg, width=300)]]
    286 
    287246!PointPerfect can get extremely accurate positioning data extremely quickly with relatively low bandwidth (kilobytes / minute). Combined with the [https://trac.gateworks.com/wiki/expansion/gw16126 GW16126] for LTE/Bluetooth, differential fixes can be easily received in hard-to-reach locations.
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    289 The easiest way to use !PointPerfect with the ZED-F9P is through [https://github.com/semuconsulting/pygnssutils pygnssutils]. Our examples also leverage the GW16126 for cellular connectivity and were able to get very precise data in a moving vehicle, even with relatively low reception, though !PointPerfect has various delivery methods (NTRIP, MQTT, L-Band). For this example, the script works without too much configuration since Linux automatically configures cellular modems to make connections work seamlessly.
     248The easiest way to use !PointPerfect with the ZED-F9P is through [https://github.com/semuconsulting/pygnssutils pygnssutils]. Our examples also leverage the GW16126 for cellular connectivity and were able to get very precise data in a moving vehicle, even with relatively low reception, though !PointPerfect has various delivery methods (NTRIP, MQTT, L-Band). For this example, the script works without too much configuration since Linux configures cellular modems to make connections work seamlessly.
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    291250The bare-minimum python program for a NTRIP client with pygnssutils can be found on their [https://github.com/semuconsulting/pygnssutils/blob/main/examples/rtk_example.py git repo]. The data collected was output to a file containing location data over time, and then converted to KML format to be imported into Google Earth.
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    293252!PointPerfect uses SPARTN in lieu of RTCM3.x data as it is claimed to be data-saving relative to other NTRIP protocol formats. After around an hour of using the NTRIP service there was only around 500kB of data usage while simultaneously getting centimeter-level accuracy in a moving vehicle (at 1 sample/second location data).
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     254[[Image(https://trac.gateworks.com/raw-attachment/wiki/expansion/gw16143/gw_gps_earth.png,width=800)]]
     255
    295256Free-to-use rtk base stations (such as rtk2go.com) or your own base station can be used to get NTRIP corrections for high accuracy without a subscription, but !PointPerfect poses itself as a great solution given it's scalability, security, reliability, and simple integration. If you want to evaluate it for yourself, contact {{{sales@gateworks.com}}} for a 1 month free access code.
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    297 
     258[[Image(point.jpg, width=500)]]
     259
     260==
     261
     262= Hardware Headers & Pinouts
     263
     264== J1 Antenna
     265
     266Standard MMCX Connector (Molex 73415-2061)
     267
     268'''Note an active antenna is required by the ZED-F9P'''
     269
     270Recommended Antenna:
     271
     272 * u-blox ANN-MB-00 Multi-band active GNSS antenna w/5m cable and SMA Male connector [https://www.u-blox.com/en/product/ann-mb-series Link]
     273 * Available at Digikey:[https://www.digikey.com/products/en?keywords=ANN-MB-00 Link]
     274 * Gateworks mating cable (GW10074 MMCX to SMA Female): [https://shop.gateworks.com/index.php?route=product/search&search=gw10074 Link]
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     276
     277
     278== J5 & J3 UART Headers
     279
     2804-pin Right Angle 1.25mm header (Molex 0781710004)
     281
     282Note, J3 uses UART2 and J5 uses UART1 from the u-blox ZED-F9P
     283
     284||Pin||Signal||
     285||1|| 3.3VDC + ||
     286||2|| UART_TX ||
     287||3|| UART_RX ||
     288||4|| GND ||
     289
     290== J2 Timepulse Header
     291
     2924-pin Right Angle 1.25mm header (Molex 0781710004)
     293
     294||Pin||Signal||
     295||1|| 3.3VDC + ||
     296||2|| Timepulse ||
     297||3|| Interrupt ||
     298||4|| GND ||
     299
     300== LEDs
     301||Reference||Description||
     302||D1|| 3.3VDC Power - Green ||
     303||D2|| Timepulse - Yellow ||
     304||D3|| RTK - Yellow ![1]||
     305||D4|| Geofence - Yellow ![1]||
     306
     307* ![1] See [wiki:expansion/errata#GW16143RTKandGEOFENCELED] for related errata on rev A units.
    298308
    299309== Mini-PCIe Connector Pinout