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Sequence

The sequence is a time span within the period length between you
like to take GPS positions. Here you can define: 

Offset

 – it defines

the time span between the start of the period and the recording of
the   first   GPS   position;  

Duration

  –   period   in   which   the   GPS

positions will be recorded with the Fix Rate repetition; 

Fix Rate

 –

GPS position recording repetition rate.  

Please note that you can

only take GPS fixes within the time span of the period. This way,
the sum of offset and duration must be smaller than the value of the
defined   period   length.   If   you   like   to   take   only   1   GPS   fix   per
sequence, the fix rate can equal the duration value. If you have
already two position recordings in one sequence, you can delete the
other sequence in the rule editor.

Figure 3: Survey Collar GPS Schedule frame

As the Survey collar 

can only take up to two positions per day

, GPS PLUS X will check if

there are not more than two fixes per day configured. If the rules are set up in a way that more
than two positions are recorded every day, you will receive an error message. You can define
max. 292 GPS schedule rules.

Note:

 For safety reasons you should define at least one schedule starting on 01.01.2000. If the

collar's time is reset for any reason, the timer will start at this date and will attempt to take one
fix per week until another schedule starts or until the clock is set to the correct UTC time by a
successful GPS fix.

Note: 

The collar will take on GPS fix per week when all schedules rules are in the future or

already outdated.

Note:

 With each successful GPS fix, the collar time is automatically adjusted to the correct

UTC   time,   corrected   by   your   UTC   correction   (if   enabled).   It   is   thus   not   possible   to
synchronise the collar with another time, than the GPS satellite system’s time. Also, UTC
correction cannot be enabled by sending the local mean time to the collar. 

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Summary of Contents for Vertex Plus Survey

Page 1: ...VERTEX PLUS Survey Collar Globalstar User s Manual Version 1 6 Last Change 30 08 2016 1...

Page 2: ...Name Date Signature Prepared by Edited by Erik Lewerenz 25 09 15 Checked by Robert Schulte 26 08 30 Approved by Authorised by 2...

Page 3: ...ue 2 27 05 15 photos Updated Survey photos new housing 3 22 02 16 Specifications Updated specifications on page 7 4 29 03 16 Declaration of Conformity Added DoC 5 26 08 16 Declaration of Conformity Ch...

Page 4: ...the GPS Plus Collar Manager Software GPS PLUS X 12 5 2Calculate Collar Lifetime 12 5 3Collar Registration 13 5 4Schedules 14 5 4 1GPS schedule 14 6Getting the collar into action 16 6 1Testing the col...

Page 5: ...sition All data is stored on board of the collar and transmitted via Globalstar Simplex service The user can choose the following settings which are preconfigured during production GPS schedule Mortal...

Page 6: ...electronic housing 1 Make yourself familiar with the collar and its parts When deploying the collar 2 Adjust the belt to the correct circumference for the animal 3 Make sure that the magnet is removed...

Page 7: ...and database the handling of several collars becomes easy 3 1 The collar The VERTEX PLUS Survey collar consists of the following components Figure 1 Figure 1 VERTEX PLUS Survey collar with magnet atta...

Page 8: ...ed in binary format and can be exported as ASCII Spreadsheet DBase and BioTelemetry eXchange format GPS data can also be exported as GPS Exchange and Google Earth files GPS position information No Col...

Page 9: ...mat compatible to conventional spreadsheets and most text editors GPX GPS Exchange Format File for data exchange with GPS devices KML KML Google Earth file to display tracks points of interest etc KMZ...

Page 10: ...g the GPS Plus X software The software is used to configure and manage the Survey collar as well as all the GPS Plus Pro Light collars GPS Plus X allows you to generate schedules for GPS fixes for the...

Page 11: ...rements are performed The collar can be configured using the wireless USB Remote Stick The range of the USB Remote Stick is between 0 5 and 2 metres No parts of the VERTEX Plus Survey collar can be ch...

Page 12: ...ecide whether you want to install one of the following software packages list might vary with program versions User Interface GPS Plus X User Interface to services and collar control Data Storage Serv...

Page 13: ...while the calculation process is running you will cancel the actual calculation 5 3 Collar Registration To be able to configure the collars and to process data and messages with the GPS Plus X softwa...

Page 14: ...the entry of the corresponding collar will change from invalid to valid For more information on collar registration refer to the GPS Plus X Manual 5 4 Schedules 5 4 1 GPS schedule In the GPS schedule...

Page 15: ...e up to two positions per day GPS PLUS X will check if there are not more than two fixes per day configured If the rules are set up in a way that more than two positions are recorded every day you wil...

Page 16: ...ching the Survey collar to the animal The electronic housing includes the Globalstar antenna as well as the GPS antenna Both antennas must have direct contact to the satellites for recording and trans...

Page 17: ...u release the animal please make sure that the magnet is removed from the electronic housing so that the collar is activated The collar is attached to the animal with the electronic housing facing dow...

Page 18: ...satellites used for positioning GPS data can be exported to ASCII Spreadsheet DBase GPS Exchange Google Earth and BioTelemetry eXchange format see Table 2 for details You can easily import the data i...

Page 19: ...of the product Risk of fire or explosion Storage Store in a cool preferably below 30 C and ventilated area away from moisture sources of heat open flames food and drink Keep adequate clearance between...

Page 20: ...the user s authority to operate this equipment Declaration of Conformity for CANADA Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause interference and 2 this device mus...

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