Javad TRIUMPH-3, Start Manual

TRIUMPH-3 START GUIDE

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surveying but unnecessary for OPUS  pro-

cessing.  To start the Static site surveying 

or Kinematic Trajectory surveying, tap the 

appropriate button. The Surveying page 

will appear, and you will be able to mon-

itor your surveying progress (Figure 9). 

The application will instruct the receiver to 

finish the logging automatically if the “Stat-

ic surveying” is selected and occupation 

time is set, you can close the app or dis-

connect your iPhone/iPad from the receiv-

er and wait till the recording light is blink-

ing on the receiver, that means the data 

recording is on. Alternatively,  you can con-

nect at any time to the receiver to monitor 

its status and to cancel the surveying using 

the “Close File” button. For the  Trajectory 

surveying,  you have to close the recording 

file by tapping the Close File or pressing 

the recording button on the receiver.

Satellites and receiver files

After the connection with the receiver is 

established, you can monitor the status 

of the satellites. Go to the Satellites tab to 

see the Satellites table and SkyPlot. Use 

the buttons on the bottom, to switch be-

tween SkyPlot and Satellites (Figure 10). 

The Satellites table includes satellite num-

ber (PRN for GPS and FCN for GLONASS), 

receiver status (H means Healthy (Ok) and I 

means Invalid), elevation and azimuth, sig-

nal-to-noise ratios for each satellite signal. 

There is the status code with its description 

for each satellite at the end of the table. 

On the SkyPlot screen, the sign for the sat-

ellite (yellow for GPS, blue for GLONASS, 

green fop Galileo, blue for BeiDou and pur-

ple for SBAS) and its number are shown. 

Note: If a satellite is Ok, it is signed with the 

“wings”; unhealthy satellites are without 

such wings. 

Figure 10. Sttelites and Sky Plot