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 * Position der Satelliten am Himmel:
  * hell-grüne Satelliten: Sat wird mit SBAS-Korrekturdaten zur Navigation verwendet
  * dunkel-grüne Satelliten: Sat wird ohne SBAS-Korrekturdaten zur Navigation verwendet
  * türkise Satelliten: Sat wird derzeit nicht zur Navigation verwendet
  * rote Satelliten: Signal schlecht oder Sat derzeit nicht verwendbar
  * lila Satelliten: sendet SBAS-Korrekturdaten aus
 * Position of the satellites in the sky:
  * light-green satellites: Sat. is used with SBAS-correction data for the navigation
  * dark-green satellites: Sat. is used without SBAS-correction data for the navigation
  * turquoise satellites: Sat. is not used yet for navigation
  * red satellites: signal is bad or Sat. is not useable
  * lila satellites: transmits SBAS-correction data
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GPS-Navigationssatelliten haben den Buchstaben "G", SBAS-Satelliten "S".<<BR>>
Die Nummer ist die ID des Satelliten (PRN Code).<<BR>>
Details zu den Satelliten bekommt man auch, wenn man mit der Maus über die Satelliten fährt.
GPS Navigation-Satellites have the letter "G", SBAS-Satellites "S".<<BR>>
The number is the ID of the satellite (PRN Code).<<BR>>
Details about the satellite is also be shown by moving the mouse over the satellite.
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/!\ '''Hinweis:''' Wenn man das benutzt, greift das KopterTool direkt auf das GPS-Modul zu und die NaviCtrl meldet den Fehler "Error: No GPS-Communication" /!\ '''Note:''' If that is in use, the KopterTool directly accesses the GPS module and the NaviCtrl reports "Error: No GPS Communication"
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== Verstärker mit SAW Filter == == Amplifier with SAW Filter ==
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Ausserdem haben wir den Empfänger mit einem HF-Vorverstärker und ein SAW Hochfrequenzfilter ausgestattet. Dies filtert Störungen von Videosendern usw. heraus. The receiver has been equipped with an RF preamplifier and a high-frequency SAW filter. This filters interferences from video transmitter.
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== Externer Kompass == == External Compass ==
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Man kann den externen Kompass von unten im Modul einkleben - der entsprechende Platz ist dafür vorgesehen. You can glue the external compass from below into the module - the appropriate spot is intended.
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Seit der Software-Version 2.00a für die !NaviCtrl, kann über das UBlox Modul auch das '''NMEA''' Format ausgegeben werden. <<BR>>
(z.B. für Kameras mit Datenlogging) <<BR>>
Die Daten können dabei über den ''Debug'' Anschluss PIN9 der NaviCtrl abgegriffen werden.<<BR>><<BR>>
Since the software version 2.00a for the !NaviCtrl the '''NMEA''' format also can be given via the Ublox module. <<BR>>
(i.e. for cameras with data-logging) <<BR>>
The data can be taken via the ''Debug'' connection PIN9 at the NaviCtrl.<<BR>><<BR>>
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'''WICHTIG:''' Nur mit einer in der !NaviCtrl eingesteckter microSD-Karte (max. 2GB/FAT16), können die NMEA Daten genutzt werden. <<BR>>
Hierauf wird dann automatisch von der !NaviCtrl eine Datei "settings.ini" angelegt, die den benötigten Parameter bereitstellt. <<BR>>
Hat man bereits eine microSD-Karte in der !NaviCtrl genutzt, '''__muss__''' nach einem Softwareupdate die vorhandene Settings.ini darauf gelöscht werden damit eine neue mit den benötigten Parametern angelegt werden kann.
'''IMPORTANT:''' Only with a plugged in microSD-card (max. 2GB / FAT16) into the !NaviCtrl the NMEA data can be used. <<BR>>
A file "settings.ini" will be automatically created from the !NaviCtr, that provides the required parameter. <<BR>>
If a microSD-card has been already used in the !NaviCtrl, the existing Settings.ini '''__must__''' be deleted after a software update, so that a new one can be created with the required parameter.
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MK-GPS V3


See also: MikroKopter-modules

https://gallery3.mikrokopter.de/var/albums/intern/sonstiges/Button-Baugruppe/2_Button350x350/Button-GPS-V3.jpg?m=1415357174




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MKGPS V3

The MKGPS V3 is a new GPS-Receiver for the Mikrokopter. It can receive and evaluate in parallel also the Russian GLONASS or the Chinese BeiDou satellite system in addition to the usual American GPS satellites. This increases, particularly in areas with inadequate GPS coverage or signal shading (mountains, high-rise buildings), the satellites availability for navigation, considerably.
For suppressing external interference sources (such as video transmitter), the GPS receiver has been equipped with an RF preamplifier and a high-frequency SAW filter.
(INFO: MKGPS V3 can be used since software version V2.08 for FlightCtrl and NaviCtrl => Download)

Together with a NaviCtrl:

  • the position can be held (Position-Hold or PH)
  • it can be flown back to the start point (Coming Home or CH)
  • heading to WayPoints (Waypoints)

  • the flight route can be logged on SD card

  • the actual position can be displayed on the 'OSD'-Map in the KopterTool

  • distance and speed can be displayed in the Graupner HoTT-Telemetry

  • the camera can be focused to a specific point: PointOfInterest (POI)

Video: Assembling Set Navigation

Features

Glonass / BeiDou

The main difference to the old MK GPS V2 is, that besides GPS the Russian system Glonass and the Chinese Beidou system are also supported. In this way a much higher satellite coverage is guaranteed. Especially in areas without adequate GPS coverage (i.e. in valleys), it brings significant improvements.

https://gallery3.mikrokopter.de/var/albums/tech/MKGPS_V3_Deviation_30Minutes.gif?m=1410787209

GPS Info

http://gallery.mikrokopter.de/main.php/v/tech/GPS_INFO2.png.html

Via the Koptertool can be displayed:

  • the actual GPS divergency (MK need to stand on the ground)
    • {i} the center position can be moved by right-clicking

  • the current signal strength of the satellites
    (Note: outside, at least one satellite should have 50dB signal strength.
    A GPS-Shield is recommended for a better reception.)

  • Position of the satellites in the sky:
    • light-green satellites: Sat. is used with SBAS-correction data for the navigation
    • dark-green satellites: Sat. is used without SBAS-correction data for the navigation
    • turquoise satellites: Sat. is not used yet for navigation
    • red satellites: signal is bad or Sat. is not useable
    • lila satellites: transmits SBAS-correction data

GPS Navigation-Satellites have the letter "G", SBAS-Satellites "S".
The number is the ID of the satellite (PRN Code).
Details about the satellite is also be shown by moving the mouse over the satellite.

/!\ Note: If that is in use, the KopterTool directly accesses the GPS module and the NaviCtrl reports "Error: No GPS Communication"

Amplifier with SAW Filter

The receiver has been equipped with an RF preamplifier and a high-frequency SAW filter. This filters interferences from video transmitter.

External Compass

You can glue the external compass from below into the module - the appropriate spot is intended.

NMEA

Since the software version 2.00a for the NaviCtrl the NMEA format also can be given via the Ublox module.
(i.e. for cameras with data-logging)
The data can be taken via the Debug connection PIN9 at the NaviCtrl.

IMPORTANT: Only with a plugged in microSD-card (max. 2GB / FAT16) into the NaviCtrl the NMEA data can be used.
A file "settings.ini" will be automatically created from the NaviCtr, that provides the required parameter.
If a microSD-card has been already used in the NaviCtrl, the existing Settings.ini must be deleted after a software update, so that a new one can be created with the required parameter.

https://gallery3.mikrokopter.de/var/albums/tech/NMEA_Output.gif?m=1413206426

See also: