GPS Logger
Tutorial for GPS Logger
Overview
The GPS Logger is a light-weight device that records GPS signals within 1 meter of accuracy. It features an easy-to-use design and simple step-by-step instructions. Data can be accessed by downloading from the on-board micro-SD card, or by accessing a real-time web page on WiFi. Bright LEDs are used to indicate when the device is running, if it has a GPS lock, how strong the GPS signal is, and when it is recording.
Mechanical
Overall Size: 24 x 19.8 x 10.9 cm (9.44" x 7.80" x 4.29")
Mass of Product: ~1.4 kg (3 lbs)
Mass of Product with Cables: ~ 2 kg (4.5 lbs)
Electrical Interface
Input Power: 9 to 35 VDC, 0.5A
Pin Out: Depends on customer request
Interior View
Operating Instructions
- Connect the power supply via the D38999-20WA98PN connector (or other) to vehicle power
- Attach the GPS antenna via the SMA connector
- Position the antenna outside in clear view of the sky (weather may affect the signal strength of the GPS)
- Insert an SD Card or a USB flash drive in the appropriate slots
- Press the Power button. Note: The Boot State LED should turn green
- Wait for the GPS signal to lock (it may take 10 minutes to reach < 1 meter with strong GPS signal)
- For real time data, log into the WiFi with the provided login and password and navigate to the provided address
Software View
LED Lookup Chart
Boot State LED
Off / No Light indicates the GPS Logger is not running
Green Light indicates the GPS Logger is running
GPS Lock
Red LED indicates No Lock
Yellow LED indicates < 10 meter accuracy
Blue LED indicates < 2 meter accuracy
Green LED indicates < 1 meter accuracy
GPS Signal
Red LED indicates NO GPS signal present
Yellow LED indicates weak GPS signal present
Green LED indicates a strong GPS signal present
Recording
Red LED indicates either the media is missing, is full, or is incompatible
Green LED indicates the recording is active