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

  1. Connect the power supply via the D38999-20WA98PN connector (or other) to vehicle power
  2. Attach the GPS antenna via the SMA connector
  3. Position the antenna outside in clear view of the sky (weather may affect the signal strength of the GPS)
  4. Insert an SD Card or a USB flash drive in the appropriate slots
  5. Press the Power button. Note: The Boot State LED should turn green
  6. Wait for the GPS signal to lock (it may take 10 minutes to reach < 1 meter with strong GPS signal)
  7. 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