SingularXYZ E1 GNSS GPS RTK Base Station User Manual

Kupu Whakataki

The SingularXYZ E1 GNSS GPS RTK Base Station is a high-accuracy land surveying equipment designed for static surveying, coordinate collection, and point surveying. It offers rapid and stable positioning even in challenging environments. This manual provides essential information for setting up, operating, and maintaining your E1 RTK Base Station.

Ihirangi mokete

Whakaahua: Ka mutuview of the E1 GNSS RTK Base Station and its included accessories in a protective case.

• E1 GNSS Receiver (1 unit)
• Transport Case (1 unit)
• USB-Type C Cable (1 unit)
• Super Charger (1 unit)
• Terminal antenna (1 unit)
• Aratohu Tīmatanga Tere (1 waeine)
• Quick Start Card (1 unit)
• 20 cm extension rod plugged on tribrach (1 unit)
• Aluminum tray (1 unit)

Ka mutu te huaview

E1 Front Panel

Whakaahua: Taipitopito view of the E1 GNSS Receiver's front panel, highlighting the Satellite Tracking Indicator, Static & Network Indicator, Function Button, Correction Data Indicator, Power Indicator, and Power Button.

• Satellite Tracking Indicator: Flashes N times every 5s, N = Number of tracking satellites.
• Static & Network Indicator: Yellow light flashes when recording static data.
• Pātene Mahi: Press twice in succession to start/stop static data recording.
• Correction Data Indicator: Flashes when TX/RX correction data.
• Tohu Hiko: Red light is on when the receiver is turned on, and red light flashes when the battery is lower than 10%. Green light flashes when charging and stays on when fully charged.
• Pātene Hiko: Long press to turn on/off the receiver.

E1 Interfaces

Whakaahua: Taipitopito view of the E1 GNSS Receiver's interfaces, including NFC Connection, Type-C Interface for charging and data download, TNC Connector for UHF Antenna, and 7-pin Lemo RS232 Serial Port.

• Hononga NFC: Mō te hononga kotahi-pā ki ngā pūrere hototahi.
• Atanga Momo-C: Used for charging the device and data download.
• TNC Connector: For connecting the UHF Antenna.
• 7-pin Lemo RS232 Serial Port: Mō ngā whakawhitiwhiti raupapa.

Tatūnga Tuatahi

1. Kei te utu i te Pūrere: Connect the E1 GNSS Receiver to the Super Charger using the USB-Type C Cable. The Power Indicator will flash green while charging and stay solid green when fully charged. The device supports fast charging.
2. Hiko Whakaka/Weto: Long press the Power Button to turn the receiver on or off.
3. Hononga Antenna: Connect the Terminal antenna to the TNC Connector for optimal signal reception.
4. Turanga-a-tinana: Ensure the E1 RTK Base Station is placed on a stable surface, such as a tripod or tribrach, for accurate surveying.

Aratau Mahi

Aratau teihana turanga

The E1 supports base station configuration through the SingularPad software without any additional license requirements. In this mode, the E1 acts as a stationary reference point, transmitting correction data to rover units.

Image: The E1 GNSS Receiver configured as a base station, typically mounted on a tripod for stable operation.

Aratau Rover

To activate rover mode, a permanent license for SingularPad software is required. In rover mode, the E1 receives correction data from a base station (either another E1 or a CORS network) to achieve high-accuracy positioning for mobile surveying tasks.

Image: The E1 GNSS Receiver being used as a rover, connected to a handheld controller for field operations.

60° Tilt Measurement

With an advanced IMU module, the E1 allows tilt measurements up to 60° with ±2.5cm accuracy, enhancing flexibility in surveying tasks where vertical alignment is challenging.

Software Installation and Data Management

SingularPad Software Installation

To configure the work mode of your E1 GNSS base station and manage data, you'll need to install the SingularPad field surveying software on your Android device. The necessary software is included on a USB drive. Please copy and install it onto your Android phone, tablet, or data collector before proceeding with the configuration.

Image: Illustration of the SingularPad software installation process on an Android device, showing the USB drive and the software interface.

Data Import Tutorial

The SingularPad software allows for easy data import. Follow these steps or refer to the video tutorial below:

1. Haere ki Project >> Import Data and select the data type you need to import, including points, lines, and code library.
2. Tīpakohia te e hāngai ana file format for your import file. You can also create a new format if needed.
3. Edit the custom format based on your import file. If the data type of your import file is not included in the Options, select (null) instead.
4. Pāwhiri Whai muri to select the import file ara.
5. Ka taea hoki e koe te patene Preview to see if the import file is in the correct format.

Data Download via Web UI

Access via E1's Wi-Fi, you can conduct static data download, firmware upgrade & configuration via its web wharangi.

Image: The E1 GNSS Receiver demonstrating NFC one-touch connection and the process of easy data download via its Web UI using Wi-Fi.

Whakatakotoranga

Image: The E1 GNSS Receiver demonstrating its IP68 waterproof and dustproof capabilities.

Te tiaki

• Te horoi: Whakamahia he kakahu ngohengohe, maroke hei horoi i te taha waho o te taputapu. Āta karohia ngā kaihoroi whakakoi, ngā whakarewa rānei.
• Rokiroki: When not in use, store the E1 RTK Base Station in its transport case in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
• Tiaki Pūhiko: Hei whakaroa i te ora o te pākahiko, karohia te tuku katoa i te pākahiko. Me utu te taputapu i nga wa katoa, ahakoa kaore i te kaha te whakamahi.
• Whakahōu Firmware: Regularly check for and install firmware updates via the E1's web UI to ensure optimal performance and access to new features.

Raparongoā

• Kaore te Pūrere i te hiko: Ensure the battery is sufficiently charged. Connect the charger and attempt to power on again.
• Kore he Tohu GPS: Check that the antenna is securely connected. Ensure the device has a clear view of the sky, free from obstructions like buildings or dense tree canopy.
• Connection Issues (Bluetooth/Wi-Fi): Verify that Bluetooth/Wi-Fi is enabled on both the E1 and the connected device. Restart both devices and attempt to reconnect.
• Software Malfunction: If the SingularPad software is not functioning correctly, try reinstalling it from the provided USB drive. Ensure your Android device meets the software requirements.
• Nga Panui Heke: Ensure the device is properly calibrated and that the operating mode (Base/Rover) is correctly configured for your surveying task. Check for strong signal reception.

Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

SingularXYZ is committed to providing reliable products and professional service. For any technical assistance, warranty claims, or inquiries regarding permanent licenses for Rover Mode, please contact SingularXYZ directly.

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