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Table Of Contents

5700/5800 GPS Receiver
Contents
About This Manual
- Related Information
- Technical Assistance
- Your Comments
- Document Conventions
5700 GPS receiver
Overview
- Introduction
- Features
- Use and Care
- COCOM Limits
Setting up the Receiver
- Introduction
- Parts of the Receiver
- Setup Guidelines
- Postprocessed Setup
- PoleMounted Setup
- Backpack Setup
- Other System Components
General Operation
- Introduction
- Button Functions
- LED Behavior
- Starting and Stopping the Receiver
- Logging Data
  - Logging Internally
  - Logging to Trimble Survey Controller
- Resetting to Defaults
- Formatting a CompactFlash Card
- Batteries and Power
- Battery charging and storage
Configuration
- Introduction
- Configuring the Receiver in Real Time
- Configuring the Receiver Using Application Files
- Application Files
Transferring Data
- Introduction
- Connecting to the Office Computer
- Transferring Data
- Transferring Files Directly from a CompactFlash Card
- Deleting Files in the Receiver
- Supported File Types
Software Utilities
- Introduction
- GPS Configurator Software
  - Installing GPS Configurator
  - Configuring the 5700 Receiver
- Configuration Toolbox Software
  - Installing Configuration Toolbox
  - Creating and Editing Application Files
- WinFLASH Software
Specifications
- Introduction
- Physical Specifications
- Positioning Specifications
- Technical Specifications
Default Settings
- Introduction
- Default Settings
- Resetting to Factory Defaults
- Examples
Cables and Connectors
- Introduction
- Port 1, 2, and 3 Connectors
- power/serial data Cable
- Event Marker/1PPS Cable
- GPS Antennas and Cables
Event Marker Input and 1PPS Output
- Introduction
- Event Marker Input
  - Enabling and Configuring Event Marker Input
- 1PPS Output
5800 GPS receiver
Overview
- Introduction
- Regulations and Safety
  - Type Approval
  - Safety
- Features
- Use and Care
- COCOM Limits
Setting up the Receiver
- Introduction
- Parts of the Receiver
  - Front Panel
  - Lower Housing
- Setup Guidelines
- PoleMounted Setup
- Other System Components
  - Radios
  - Cellular Modems and External Radios
General Operation
- Introduction
- Button Functions
- LED Behavior
  - LED Flash Patterns
- Starting and Stopping the Receiver
- Logging Data
  - Logging to Trimble Survey Controller
- Resetting to Defaults
- Batteries and Power
  - Power Output
  - Firmware
Configuration
- Introduction
- Configuring the Receiver in Real Time
- Configuring the Receiver Using Application Files
- Application Files
Software Utilities
- Introduction
- GPS Configurator Software
  - Installing GPS Configurator
  - Configuring the 5800 Receiver
- Configuration Toolbox Software
  - Installing Configuration Toolbox
  - Creating and Editing Application Files
- WinFLASH Software
Specifications
- Introduction
- Physical Specifications
- Positioning Specifications
- Technical Specifications
Default Settings
- Introduction
- Default Settings
- Resetting to Factory Defaults
  - Default Behavior
  - Power up Settings
Cables and Connectors
- Introduction
- Port 1 and 2 Connectors
- Power/Serial Data Cables
5700 & 5800 Appendixes
NMEA-0183 Output
- Introduction
- NMEA-0183 Outputs
- Common Message Elements
  - Message Values
- NMEA Messages
Troubleshooting
Index

18 Cables and Connectors

176 5800 GPS Receiver User Guide

5800 Reference

55800 Reference

Table 18.1 describes the pinout functionality.

18.3Power/Serial Data Cables

Table 18.2 gives pinout information for the data-I/O cable

(PN 18532), which is supplied with the 5800 receiver.

Table 18.1 5800 port pinouts

Pin Pinout function

Port 1 - 7-pin Lemo Port 2 - DB9

1 Signal ground DCD

2 - Power ground RXD

3TXD TXD

4N/C DTR

5 N/C Signal ground

6 + Power in DSR

7TRXD RTS

8N/A CTS

9 N/A Ring indicator

Table 18.2 Data-I/O cable pinouts

DB-9 Female

9 Pin

DB-9 Female

9 pin

Pin Function Pin Function

1-6 DCD5_232 4 DTR5_232

2 RX5_232 3 TX5_232

3 TX5_232 2 RX5_232

4 DTR5_232 1-6 DCD5_232

5 GND 5 GND