USB-receiver GLONASS / GPS / SBAS
CB NAVIS provided navigational receiver signal SNS GLONASS / GPS / SBAS performance in small CH-4711, which is designed for personal application in conjunction with any device equipped with a USB-interface. As the developer says, the small size, weight, low cost, ease of connectivity, as well as work with the software on a protocol NMEA 0183 makes USB-Receiver SN-4711 a universal and easy-to-use end-user.
CH-4711 provides a continuous solution of the following tasks:
• receiving and processing signals of SNS GLONASS, GPS, SBAS (EGNOS / WAAS / MSAS) to open the civil codes of CT and C / A in the range of L1
• Automatically detect settings: latitude, longitude, altitude, current time, course and speed
• Automatically detect settings in the navigation coordinate system WGS-84, PZ-90, PZ-90.2, SC-42, SC-95
• Coordinate with the update frequency: 1, 2 and 5 Hz
• Automatic evaluation of the accuracy of the navigation problem solutions
• receiving, storing and updating the almanac SNS GLONASS, GPS and SBAS
• information exchange with external systems for protocol NMEA 0183 (IEC 1162) or binary protocol BINR (standard size NAVIS)
• Reception and consideration of corrective information in accordance with the recommendations RTCMSC-104
• preservation of the internal scale of the time disconnected USB-interface
CH-4711 provides a continuous solution of the following tasks:
• receiving and processing signals of SNS GLONASS, GPS, SBAS (EGNOS / WAAS / MSAS) to open the civil codes of CT and C / A in the range of L1
• Automatically detect settings: latitude, longitude, altitude, current time, course and speed
• Automatically detect settings in the navigation coordinate system WGS-84, PZ-90, PZ-90.2, SC-42, SC-95
• Coordinate with the update frequency: 1, 2 and 5 Hz
• Automatic evaluation of the accuracy of the navigation problem solutions
• receiving, storing and updating the almanac SNS GLONASS, GPS and SBAS
• information exchange with external systems for protocol NMEA 0183 (IEC 1162) or binary protocol BINR (standard size NAVIS)
• Reception and consideration of corrective information in accordance with the recommendations RTCMSC-104
• preservation of the internal scale of the time disconnected USB-interface
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