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Multi-constellation positioning capability GNSS stands for Global Navigation Satellite System. On the basis of the previous generation, the P-1 Mark II newly supports the Beidou and GLONASS satellite systems. Compared with the single-constellation GPS positioning system, the GNSS can ensure rapid and effective positioning at any location in the world, while improving positioning accuracy and reliability.
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GPS Receiver There are 31 satellites in the GPS constellation, and only 7-8 satellites can be received at any location*. |
P-1 Mark II It can receive 31 satellites of GPS, 30 of Beidou, 24 of GLONASS, 4 of QZSS, a total of 89 satellites*. Over 20 satellites* can be received from any location. |
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Dual mode USB interface
The USB port of P-1 Mark II supports two operating modes:
USB disk mode and GNSS receiver mode, which can be
automatically switched according to the usage scene. |
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How much has the performance improved? |
What is the positioning accuracy of the P-1 Mark II? It refers to the high-precision positioning performance that P-1 Mark II can provide: Horizontal direction 1.5m/CEP(50%); 4.0m/CEP(95%).
CEP refers to Circular Error Probable. 1.5m/CEP(50%)* means
that the probability of the track points falling within a
1.5m radius is greater than 50%; 4.0m/CEP(95%)* means that
the probability of the track points falling within a 4.0m
radius is greater than 95%. |
Static drift test
Test purpose: To evaluate the static drift suppression
performance of the receiver (P-1 Mark II config file parameter:
Speedmask=OFF). |
GPS Receiver |
P-1 Mark II |
The static drift range is large. |
The static drift range is small. |
Low-speed driving track test
Test purpose: Record three consecutive times along the same
route to evaluate the smoothness of the low-speed driving
track. |
GPS Receiver |
P-1 Mark II |
The track is quite different from the actual route, and the three tracks do not completely coincide. |
The track is basically the same as the actual route, and the three tracks are basically completely consistent. |