Radarcape:Trimble GPS Studio - Revision history

imported>Beastadmin at 11:11, 26 April 2015

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			\|title=Radarcape Trimble GPS Studio Howto
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			\|keywords=radarcape,trimble,gps,studio
			\|description=How to use the Radarcape with Trimble GPS Studio
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	\|[[File:Beginner.png\|For Beginners]]		\|[[File:Beginner.png\|For Beginners]]

imported>Beastadmin at 19:15, 25 March 2015

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	\|[[File:Beginner.png\|For Beginners]]		\|[[File:Beginner.png\|For Beginners]]
	\|''~~The tasks described in~~ this ~~manual require medium experience with computers.~~''		\|''Required computer skills to execute this task: Intermediate''
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imported>Dl4mea: /* Accessing the GPS via PC Virtual Serial Port */

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Accessing the GPS via PC Virtual Serial Port

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	* Download and install COM0COM and HUB4COM from their [http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/com0com/files/ Sourceforge page].		* Download and install COM0COM and HUB4COM from their [http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/com0com/files/ Sourceforge page].
	* Create one internal COM0COM link and rename the ports to COM numbers, e.g. COM100↔COM200.		* Create one internal COM0COM link and rename the ports to COM numbers, e.g. COM100↔COM200.
	* Execute in a command line ''c:\Program Files\com0com\hub4com-2.0.0.0-386\com2tcp - -baud 9600 - -parity o \\.\com100 <your_rcd_hostname_eg_rc22> 10685~~''.<br />Note: The - - are twin minus signs!~~		* Execute in a command line
			c:\Program Files\com0com\hub4com-2.0.0.0-386\com2tcp --baud 9600 --parity o \\.\com100 <your_rcd_hostname_eg_rc22> 10685
	* Start Trimble Studio and connect to COM200		* Start Trimble Studio and connect to COM200

	'''Note 1:''' In the com2tcp command line above, beaglebone-3 may be replaced with the Beaglebone's DHCP or statically assigned IP address. If running Windows 7, as the com0com drivers are not signed, the following procedure may be used to place Windows 7 in test mode.		'''Note 1:''' In the com2tcp command line above, beaglebone-3 may be replaced with the Beaglebone's DHCP or statically assigned IP address. If running Windows 7, as the com0com drivers are not signed, the following procedure may be used to place Windows 7 in test mode.

	~~'''Note 2:''' Early Radarcapes used port 10003 for GPS, that later was changed to 10685 in order to free numbers for Mode-S streams.~~

	One editor has put this information in, but not the purpose when and where to use it:		One editor has put this information in, but not the purpose when and where to use it:

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	=Accessing the GPS via PC Virtual Serial Port=		=Accessing the GPS via PC Virtual Serial Port=

imported>Bianca: /* Accessing the GPS via PC Virtual Serial Port */

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	* Run command prompt as administrator.		* Run command prompt as administrator
	* Enter the command ''bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING ON''		* Enter the command ''bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING ON''
	* Reboot (Windows will place a “test Mode” note on the bottom right of the desktop)		* Reboot (Windows will place a “test Mode” note on the bottom right of the desktop)

imported>Bianca: /* Accessing the GPS via PC Virtual Serial Port */

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	* Run command prompt as administrator.		* Run command prompt as administrator.
	* Enter the command ''bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING ON''		* Enter the command ''bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING ON''
	* Reboot. ( Windows will place a “test Mode” note on the bottom right of the desktop )		* Reboot (Windows will place a “test Mode” note on the bottom right of the desktop)

	After the connection with the Trimble GPS is established, one should see a screen like this:		After the connection with the Trimble GPS is established, one should see a screen like this:

imported>Bianca: /* Accessing the GPS via PC Virtual Serial Port */

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Accessing the GPS via PC Virtual Serial Port

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	The GPS module's serial data is streamed to TCP port 10685 and can be mirrored to any PC serial port with COM0COM/HUB4COM tools, so that Trimble Studio software can access and control it~~. \\Basically (to be enhanced)~~.		The GPS module's serial data is streamed to TCP port 10685 and can be mirrored to any PC serial port with COM0COM/HUB4COM tools, so that Trimble Studio software can access and control it.

	* Download and install COM0COM and HUB4COM from their [http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/com0com/files/ Sourceforge page].		* Download and install COM0COM and HUB4COM from their [http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/com0com/files/ Sourceforge page].

imported>Bianca at 18:11, 6 October 2013

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	The GPS module's serial data is streamed to TCP port 10685 and can be mirrored to any PC serial port with COM0COM/HUB4COM tools, so that Trimble Studio software can access and control it. \\Basically (to be enhanced).		The GPS module's serial data is streamed to TCP port 10685 and can be mirrored to any PC serial port with COM0COM/HUB4COM tools, so that Trimble Studio software can access and control it. \\Basically (to be enhanced).

	* Download and install COM0COM and HUB4COM from their [sourceforge.net/projects/com0com/files/ Sourceforge page].		* Download and install COM0COM and HUB4COM from their [http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/com0com/files/ Sourceforge page].
	* Create one internal COM0COM link and rename the ports to COM numbers, e.g. COM100↔COM200.		* Create one internal COM0COM link and rename the ports to COM numbers, e.g. COM100↔COM200.
	* Execute in a command line ''c:\Program Files\com0com\hub4com-2.0.0.0-386\com2tcp - -baud 9600 - -parity o \\.\com100 <your_rcd_hostname_eg_rc22> 10685''.<br />Note: The - - are twin minus signs!		* Execute in a command line ''c:\Program Files\com0com\hub4com-2.0.0.0-386\com2tcp - -baud 9600 - -parity o \\.\com100 <your_rcd_hostname_eg_rc22> 10685''.<br />Note: The - - are twin minus signs!

imported>Beastadmin at 21:32, 4 October 2013

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	'''Note 1:''' In the com2tcp command line above, beaglebone-3 may be replaced with the Beaglebone's DHCP or statically assigned IP address. If running Windows 7, as the com0com drivers are not signed, the following procedure may be used to place Windows 7 in test mode.		'''Note 1:''' In the com2tcp command line above, beaglebone-3 may be replaced with the Beaglebone's DHCP or statically assigned IP address. If running Windows 7, as the com0com drivers are not signed, the following procedure may be used to place Windows 7 in test mode.

	'''Note 2:''' Early Radarcapes used port 10003 for GPS, that later was changed to 10685 in order to free numbers for Mode-S streams.		'''Note 2:''' Early Radarcapes used port 10003 for GPS, that later was changed to 10685 in order to free numbers for Mode-S streams.

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=Accessing the GPS via PC Virtual Serial Port=

The GPS module's serial data is streamed to TCP port 10685 and can be mirrored to any PC serial port with COM0COM/HUB4COM tools, so that Trimble Studio software can access and control it. \\Basically (to be enhanced).

* Download and install COM0COM and HUB4COM from their [sourceforge.net/projects/com0com/files/ Sourceforge page].
* Create one internal COM0COM link and rename the ports to COM numbers, e.g. COM100↔COM200.
* Execute in a command line ''c:\Program Files\com0com\hub4com-2.0.0.0-386\com2tcp - -baud 9600 - -parity o \\.\com100 <your_rcd_hostname_eg_rc22> 10685''.<br />Note: The - - are twin minus signs!
* Start Trimble Studio and connect to COM200

'''Note 1:''' In the com2tcp command line above, beaglebone-3 may be replaced with the Beaglebone's DHCP or statically assigned IP address. If running Windows 7, as the com0com drivers are not signed, the following procedure may be used to place Windows 7 in test mode.
'''Note 2:''' Early Radarcapes used port 10003 for GPS, that later was changed to 10685 in order to free numbers for Mode-S streams.

One editor has put this information in, but not the purpose when and where to use it:

* Run command prompt as administrator.
* Enter the command ''bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING ON''
* Reboot. ( Windows will place a “test Mode” note on the bottom right of the desktop )

After the connection with the Trimble GPS is established, one should see a screen like this:

[[File:Trimble gps studio-1.gif|450px|Trimble GPS Studio - Screenshot 1]]

These two pictures show the correct initalisation of the Trimble SMT module:

[[File:Trimble gps studio-2.png|450px|Trimble GPS Studio - Screenshot 2]]
[[File:Trimble gps studio-3.png|450px|Trimble GPS Studio - Screenshot 3]]