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The EX-1 supports connection to terminal devices through
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USB
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Connecting to a PC, the EX-1 can be recognized as a USB
serial device and used as a GNSS receiver.
The PC can provide RTK correction data to the EX-1 through
this channel, or receive real-time navigation data from the
EX-1.
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Bluetooth
Channel 1#
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Bluetooth Name:
EX-1 NTRIP SPP (SPP Mode)
EX-1 NTRIP BLE (BLE Mode)
The terminal device can provide RTK correction data to the
EX-1 through this channel.
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Bluetooth
Channel 2#
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Bluetooth Name:
EX-1 SPP (SPP Mode)
EX-1 BLE (BLE Mode)
This channel provides real-time navigation data to mobile
devices. It does not support providing RTK correction data
to the EX-1.
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The default output statements for each channel
are as follows: |
1Hz
| USB |
NMEA
$GNRMC, $GNRGA @ 1Hz
$GNGSA, $GNGSV @ 0.1Hz |
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Bluetooth Channel 1# |
NMEA
$GNRMC, $GNRGA, $PUBX @ 1Hz
$GNGSA, $GNGSV @ 0.1Hz |
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Bluetooth Channel 2# |
NMEA
$GNRMC, $GNRGA @ 1Hz
$GNGSA, $GNGSV @ 0.1Hz |
5Hz
| USB |
NMEA
$GNRMC, $GNRGA @ 5Hz
$GNGSA, $GNGSV @ 0.1Hz |
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Bluetooth Channel 1# |
NMEA
$GNRMC, $GNRGA, $PUBX @ 5Hz |
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Bluetooth Channel 2# |
NMEA
$GNRMC, $GNRGA @ 5Hz
$GNGSA, $GNGSV @ 0.1Hz |
10Hz
| USB |
NMEA
$GNRMC, $GNRGA @ 10Hz
$GNGSA, $GNGSV @ 0.1Hz |
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Bluetooth Channel 1# |
NMEA
$GNRMC, $GNRGA, $PUBX @ 10Hz |
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Bluetooth Channel 2# |
NMEA
$GNRMC, $GNRGA @ 10Hz
$GNGSA, $GNGSV @ 0.1Hz |
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