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3      INTERFACE CHARACTERISTICS

5 0      Copernicus GPS Receiver

The Copernicus GPS Receiver is equipped with assisted GPS (A-GPS), which 
enables the receiver to obtain a position fix within seconds using almanac, ephemeris, 
time, and position data. This position data can be uploaded to the device via TSIP 
packets or the Trimble GPS Monitor (TGM) application. When A-GPS is enabled, the 
Copernicus GPS Receiver can achieve fast start-up times characteristic of a hot start.

Follow the procedures below to download current almanac, ephemeris, time, and 
position information, and then upload this data to the starter kit module via TGM or 
TSIP (to upload position data within the customer application).

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Warning – To ensure proper format of the ephemeris file and almanac file, a Trimble receiver must 
be used to gather this data. Almanac files from non-Trimble receivers may not be in proper format 
and thus may not work, (i.e. almanac files downloaded from the Internet).

1.

Attach the Copernicus GPS interface unit to your PC.

2.

Place the GPS antenna where there is a clear view of sky.

3.

Allow the starter kit to run and calculate fixes.

4.

On the main screen, wait for the almanac indicator to turn green confirming 
that the receiver has collected a current almanac.

Note – It takes 12,5 minutes of uninterrupted Copernicus operation to collect 
almanac from the satellites.

5.

Click on the initialized pull-down menu and use the download features on the 
bottom of the pull-down to download the almanac, position, time and 
ephemeris files on your PC.

6.

Now that you have collected these files, you can upload them using the upload 
features on the initialize pull-down window in TGM.