Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of expansion/gw16160

Timestamp:

08/11/2025 05:06:23 PM (6 weeks ago)

Author:

Ryan Erbstoesser

Comment:

add antenna

expansion/gw16160

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+== Antenna
+
+There is one antenna port for the Mosaic X5.
+
+To get started, a recommended antenna is the Yokowo Manufacturing of America YOZ-52728ZZ01-YM available [https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/yokowo-manufacturing-of-america-llc/YOZ-52728ZZ01-YM/25603978 here]
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+A smaller option we like is the TW7972, and a bit larger one for machine control-type applications (or car tests) is the PolaNt* MC.v2.
+
+A list of antennas from Septentrio is here:
+[https://www.septentrio.com/en/support/product-resources/supportresources/gnssantennas]
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+The unloaded second antenna port can be used for different Septentrio GNSS receivers that are an optional load. 
 
 == Compatibility
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 == Ethernet Interface
+
+The Ethernet interface is optional and not loaded by default. 
+
 The Mosaic-X5 Ethernet interface (not to be confused by the USB RNDIS interface) is provided via RMII to an off-module PHY where we route the TX/RX pairs (4-wires) to reserved pins on the M.2 connector:
  - M2.59 ENET_TX+
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 If connected to a link partner this provides a 100Mbps interface (which you may need to force via ethtool)
 
-The 'EthernetMode' needs to be enabled in the receiver and this (as well as IPSettings) does not appear to be tracked by the receiver configuration (its stored in NVRAM automatically) and persists across power cycles.
+The !'EthernetMode' needs to be enabled in the receiver and this (as well as IPSettings) does not appear to be tracked by the receiver configuration (its stored in NVRAM automatically) and persists across power cycles.
 
 The 'IPSettings' also need to be configured which default to dhcp with a hostname of mosaic-x5-xxxxxxx (where the last 7 digits are the serial number of the receiver). This is not tracked by receiver configuration (its stored in NVRAM automatically) and persists across power cycles.
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  - use 'exeCopyConfigFile,$SRC,$TARGET' to copy configs
 
-a few examples:
+A few examples:
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