User manual TRIMBLE CROSSCHECK GSM REV D

[. . . ] CrossCheck® GSM Mobile Unit Operation Manual Part Number 43458-00-ENG Revision D July 2001 Corporate Office Trimble Navigation Limited 645 North Mary Avenue Post Office Box 3642 Sunnyvale, CA 94088-3642 U. S. A. Phone: +1-408-481-8940, 1-800-545-7762 www. trimble. com Copyright and Trademarks © 1997­2001, Trimble Navigation Limited. The Globe & Triangle, Trimble, Colossus, EchoRTX, FirstGPS, IQEventEngine, and Placer are trademarks of Trimble Navigation Limited. The Sextant logo with Trimble, CrossCheck, and FleetVision are trademarks of Trimble Navigation Limited, registered in the United States Patent and Trademark Office. [. . . ] For instructions, see Connecting the Power and I/O Cable on page 39. CrossCheck GSM Mobile Unit Operation Manual 67 3 3. 4. 2 Configuration Starting the HyperTerminal Program To start the HyperTerminal program, double-click the Startup menu shortcut. The HyperTerminal window appears: Figure 3. 1 HyperTerminal Window The titlebar should begin with the CrossCheck GSM configuration file name. By default, the CrossCheck GSM. ht file configures the HyperTerminal program to look for the CrossCheck GSM on COM1. If the CrossCheck GSM is connected to another port (COM2, for example): 1. Refer to Help in the Properties dialog for assistance in setting the parameters correctly. 68 CrossCheck GSM Mobile Unit Operation Manual Configuration 3. 4. 3 3 Testing the Serial Link with the CrossCheck GSM To test the CrossCheck GSM for proper operation: 1. For example, you can type the following message in the HyperTerminal window to send the following message to query the CrossCheck GSM for the product name and software version: >QVR< If the CrossCheck GSM is operating properly, it will acknowledge the query by sending a response such as: >RVRCrossCheck (TM) GSM;VERSION 1. 00 (date); PROD=06. 00;TAIP=01. 10;ID:0000; <checksum>< Note ­ Version numbers may vary. 3. 5 Initializing the CrossCheck GSM This section describes how to configure your Subscriber Identity Module (SIM), program your GSM PIN and calling options, and set the TAIP ID. Verify the PIN in the CrossCheck GSM. CrossCheck GSM Mobile Unit Operation Manual 69 3 3. 5. 1 Configuration Configuring and Activating the SIM To operate the CrossCheck GSM, you need a SIM card. The SIM card is the true identity of any GSM phone as far as the mobile network is concerned. A SIM is a smart card containing a microprocessor and associated logic. SIMs can be obtained from a network provider, a service provider, or from a mobile phone shop. Obtaining a SIM You need to select a GSM service provider, purchase a SIM, and have the service provider initialize your SIM. When you obtain a SIM, make sure that it is configured for data and voice operation as well as SMS services that normally come with GSM cellular service. · If the circuit-switched connection is to be made from a land line connection (PSTN/ISDN), you need a data number in addition to the standard voice number. If the circuit-switched connection is between two GSMs (CrossCheck and GSM phone at the base), a voice number may be sufficient. In this case, the voice number supports voice, SMS, and CSW modes. · Note ­ You can use SMS for simple reporting, either querying from the base or exception reporting from the mobile unit. Setting a PIN number Once you have obtained a SIM card, the network you have chosen may require that you set a Personal Identity Number (PIN). A PIN is a four-to-eight digit number that is used to protect the SIM from unauthorized use. You can set the PIN on the SIM by putting the SIM into a standard mobile phone and using that phone's PIN-setting function. 70 CrossCheck GSM Mobile Unit Operation Manual Configuration 3 You will also need to supply the PIN to the CrossCheck GSM as it will be initializing the SIM on your behalf. · Trimble recommends setting the PIN in the CrossCheck GSM before inserting the SIM, as this avoids having old PINs rejected by the SIM. Set the PIN using the PC message (>SPCGE;PIN=x. . . x<) as described in Programming the GSM PIN and Calling Options on page 73. · , Caution ­ Incorrect entry of the PIN could cause the SIM to be blocked. For more information on blocked SIMs, see SIMs and the Network. After setting the PIN, Trimble recommends that you: 1. Apply power to the unit. The SIM supplier will provide additional information. [. . . ] Firmware for managing the configuration and operation of the CrossCheck GSM, performing the following functions: - answering incoming voice or data calls - initiating outgoing voice or data calls - establishing a communication link with the base station - responding to polls and commands from the base station - transmitting position and event reports - monitoring the CrossCheck GSM's discrete input signals - triggering the CrossCheck GSM's output driver signals - serving as the MDT/Aux port interface - controlling the LED indicators. Latitude coordinate of position fix with positive value indicating North. Longitude coordinate of position fix with positive value indicating East. IMEI IMSI I/O IQEventEngine latitude LED longitude CrossCheck GSM Mobile Unit Operation Manual 147 Glossary MDT MDT/Aux Mobile Data Terminal. NMEA-0183 null fields are included in some NMEA messages when no data is available for a particular field. [. . . ]