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LT500 | GETTING STARTED GUIDE
GNSS/GIS HANDHELD RECEIVER


Copyright
Copyright 2014 CHC Shanghai HuaCe Navigation
Technology Ltd. All rights reserved. The CHC is
trademark of Shanghai Huace Navigation
Technology Limited. All other trademarks are the
property of their respective owners.

Trademarks
All product and brand names mentioned in this
publication are trademarks of their respective
holders.

Safety Warnings
The Global Positioning System (GPS) is operated by
the U.S. Government, which is solely responsible for
the accuracy and maintenance of the GPS network.
Accuracy can also be affected by poor satellite
geometry and obstructions, like buildings and heavy
canopy.

FCC interference statement
This equipment has been designed to comply with
the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to
part 15 of the FCC Rules in the Portable Mode.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference
and (2) this device must accept any interference
received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.




LT500 Getting Started Guide – Revision 1.0 Sep 2014


Changes or modifications made to this equipment not expressly approved by
Shanghai Huace Navigation Technology Ltd. may void the FCC authorization to
operate this equipment.



NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference
will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

       Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
       Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
       Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
        connected.
       Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.



The SAR limit adopted by USA (FCC) is 1.6 Watts/kilogram (W/kg) averaged over one gram of tissue.
Device types (FCC ID: SY4-B01004) has also been tested against this SAR limit. The highest SAR
value reported under this standard during product certification for 2G/3G mode is 0.227 W/kg. The
highest SAR value reported under this standard during product certification for 2.4GHz WLAN mode is
0.956 W/kg. The highest SAR value reported under this standard during product certification for
simultaneous mode is 1.183 W/kg. This device was tested for typical body-worn operations with the
back of the handset kept 0 cm from the body.




To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements, use accessories that maintain a 0 cm
separation distance between the user’s body and the back of handset. The use of belt clips, holsters
and similar accessories should not contain metallic components in its assembly. The use of
accessories that do not satisfy these requirements may not comply with FCC RF exposure
requirements, and should be avoided.


Table of Contents

1.   Introduction ..................................................................................................................................... 1
     1.1.        Technical Assistance ........................................................................................................... 1
     1.2.        Your Comments .................................................................................................................. 1
2.   Overview .......................................................................................................................................... 2
     2.1.        Features .............................................................................................................................. 2
     2.2.        Specifications ..................................................................................................................... 2
3.   Description ....................................................................................................................................... 4
4.   First-Time Use .................................................................................................................................. 6
     4.1.        Inserting the Battery, Storage card and SIM card .............................................................. 6
     4.2.        Charging the Battery .......................................................................................................... 6
     4.3.        Turning the device on/off or standby ................................................................................ 7
     4.4.        Connect to Office Computer .............................................................................................. 7
     4.5.        Installing Software .............................................................................................................. 8
     4.6.        Using GNSS Positioning ...................................................................................................... 8
     4.7.        Using GNSSViewer .............................................................................................................. 8
     4.8.        Using the camera ............................................................................................................. 10
     4.9.        Establishing Wireless connection (Bluetooth /Wi-Fi) ....................................................... 10
5.   Getting started with SurvCE 3 ........................................................................................................ 11
6.   Getting started with DigiTerra explorer 7 ...................................................................................... 12
7.   Outputting NMEA 0183 data from the 9-pin port ......................................................................... 13
8.   Frequent Settings........................................................................................................................... 14


1. INTRODUCTION
Thank you for choosing LT500 GNSS Handheld Receiver.

This Getting Started Guide will provide useful information about your
receiver. It will also guide you through your first steps of using LT500 in the
field.


    1.1. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
     If you have a problem and cannot find the information you need in the
     product documentation, contact your local dealer from which you
     purchased the LT500.     Alternatively, please request technical support
     using the CHC Website at (www.chcnav.com) or CHC technical support
     email support@chcnav.com


    1.2. YOUR COMMENTS
     Your feedback about this Getting Started Guide will help us to improve
     it   in   future   revision.   Please   e-mail    your   comments      to
     support@chcnav.com




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2. OVERVIEW

  2.1. FEATURES
  LT500 is a handheld GNSS RTK receiver and a precision GIS data
  collector that incorporate a survey-grade professional L1/L2 GNSS core
  engine as well as Microsoft Windows Mobile® WEHH operating system.
  LT500 comes in a rugged design suitable for all your demanding survey
  and construction environment as well as numerous mapping
  applications. LT500 is optimized to run with Carlson SurvCE® 3 field
  survey software and/or DigiTerra Explorer 7 GIS data collection
  software.


  2.2. SPECIFICATIONS
  GNSS characteristics
  -    120-channel professional NovAtel OEM6 core
  -    GPS+GLONASS+BeiDou, L1/L2
  -    SBAS support (WAAS, MSAS and EGNOS)
  -    Update Rate: 1Hz, or higher
  -    Time to first fix : < 50 s typical
  -    Initialization time in Network RTK mode: <30 s typical
  -    External Antenna support

                                 (1)
  Performance specifications


   -   Autonomous: < 2 m RMS
   -                  -time accuracy: < 1 m HRMS typical
   -
              Horizontal (External Antenna): 2 cm + 1 ppm
              Horizontal (Internal Antenna): < 10 cm + 2 ppm
              Initialization time: < 30 s typical
              Initialization reliability: > 99.9%


  System configuration
   -   Windows Mobile WEHH operating systems
   -   4.3” VGA sunlight readable screen
   -   806 MHz Intel PXA processor
   -   Internal memory : 512MB RAM and 256 MB internal flash storage
   -   Micro SD card slot up to 32 GB
   -   5.0 megapixel camera with autofocus


  Communications


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-    GSM/GPRS       (850/900/1800/1900      MHz)   phone   and   data
     transmission
-    Bluetooth V2.1 Class 3
-    802.11 b/g/n wireless LAN
-    Built-in 4G modem microphone and speaker
-    RTCM and NMEA 0183 protocol support


Physical
-    Size (L x W x H): 236 mm x 97 mm x 77mm
-    Weight: 0.897 Kg with battery
-    Working Temperature: -30 °C to +70 °C
-    Storage Temperature: -40 °C to +80°C
-    Dust proof: IP67
-    Shock : survive a 1.5 meters drop onto concrete


Electrical
-    Li-ion battery capacity : 6800 mAh
-    Battery life : up to 12 hours


Package content
-    1x LT500 Handheld GNSS Receiver
-    1x Li-Ion battery
-    1x AC Adapter
-    1x Stylus
-    1x 16GB memory card
-    1x USB Data Cable




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               3. DESCRIPTION

                                Front view




            GNSS Antenna




External Antenna Connector
                   Speaker




              Touch Screen




             Function Keys



              Power Button
              Reboot Button
              Indicator Light


               Microphone




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                       Rear view




            Camera




     Laser alignment




          Touch pen


            Battery

        SD card slot

Data cable Connector




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4. FIRST-TIME USE

  4.1. INSERTING THE BATTERY, STORAGE CARD AND SIM CARD
      Use two finger pressing on the buttom and detach the battery
       from the device. See Figure 1.




                                Figure 1



      SIM card slots are located at the battery compartment. Please
       insert the SIM card and SD card.
      Insert the Li-Ion battery onto the battery compartment.



                     Note: When new all devices have been protected by
                protective film. Please remove the protecting film before
                                                           the first time use.

  4.2. CHARGING THE BATTERY
      Fix the appropriate plug to the AC Adapter and connect the USB
       cable.
      Connect the AC adapter to a power plug.
      Connect data cable to the LT500 to start charging the battery.
       -   If the receiver is off, a charging icon will display on the screen.
       -   If the receiver is on, a charging icon will show on the top right
           corner of the screen.
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         Note: You can also connect LT500 to your computer via power
           cable to charge the receiver but charging time will be longer.




4.3. TURNING THE DEVICE ON/OFF OR STANDBY
    Make sure that the receiver battery is charged OR that the LT500
     is connected to PC via data cable (internal battery shall always be
               installed).
              Press the power button for 3-5 seconds to turn on/off
               the device.


     Note: If you need to perform soft reset, use the stylus to press the
     Reset key (located beside the power button). This will re-boot the
         Windows Mobile operating system.       Before operation, please
                       make sure your task performing has been stored.




4.4. CONNECT TO OFFICE COMPUTER
    To install software or access to the LT500, you can use your office
     computer and a Microsoft ActiveSync connection to transfer the
     installation files from the computer to LT500.
    It means Microsoft Windows Mobile Device Center or ActiveSync
     should first be installed on your computer. You can download this
     software for free from the Microsoft website.


                                    Note : choose the ActiveSync version
                                      that is suitable for your computer.

    Connect the USB data cable between the LT500 and a USB port on
     your computer.
    Turn on LT500. Wait the computer to start automatically the
     connection through the synchronization software.
    Sync icon will appear at the bottom right corner of your computer
     screen. Simultaneously a Synchronization Setup Wizard window
     will pop up, you can close it to continue by clicking Cancel.
    You can click Explore on the Microsoft Sync window to explore the
     folders on LT500, and exchange data between LT500 and your
     computer.




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4.5. INSTALLING S OFTWARE
    First, make sure LT500 is connected and synchronized with your
     computer.
    Select and click on the installation file to install, or if the
     installation file runs only on LT500, please copy the file to LT500,
     double click it to install. You can also copy files to LT500’s relevant
     location to save it.
    Choose a location to install the program, click the Install icon to
     start installation.



         Note: CHC recommends installing 3rd party software on Device
                           Memory and select the Extended Storage SD card
                                                to save your projects data.




4.6. USING GNSS POSITIONING
    To use the LT500 with Carlson SurvCE or DigiTerra Explorer (with
     embedded DGPS management feature) installed on the LT500, go
     to Start-->Settings-->System, click External GPS to GPS Settings:
         o    Programs-->Choose GPS program port: COM4,
         o    Hardware-->Choose GPS hardware port: COM3, Baud
              rate: 57600,
         o    Access,        tick    the   Manage    GPS     automatically
              (recommended).
    In SurvCE, choose COM3 and baud rate 57600 for GNSS
     connection.


4.7. USING GNSSVIEWER
 
                                rd
     To us the LT500 with 3 party software (without embedded DGPS
     management feature such as ESRI Arcpad®) installed on LT500, go
     to Start-->Settings-->System, click External GPS to GPS Settings
         o    Programs-->Choose GPS program port: COM6,
         o    Hardware-->Choose GPS hardware port: COM3, Baud
              rate: 57600,
         o    Access,        tick    the   Manage    GPS     automatically
              (recommended).




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   Open GNSSViewer software:
                o Run “My Device”-“Program Files”-“GNSSViewer”.
                o The symbol “GNSSViewer” will appearing at the
                    bottom right corner of the main screen when the
                    software is running. Double click the icon will take
                    you come back to software interface.
                o Choose Com6 and 57600 for connecting GPS Port.
                    See figure




                o   To configure Ntrip stream: Input Ntrip IP, Port , User
                    name and password by clicking on “Config”- “Ntrip” -
                    “Ntrip Client” - “Config”
                o Click Start to update SourceTable
                o Choose the desired MountPoint name from
                    “MountPoint” list, start streaming.
                o Minimize the windows by clicking on X on the top right
                    corner of the screen.


   In ARCPAD, choose Com4 and 57600 bauds to receive the GNSS
    position.




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4.8. UsING THE CAMERA

     Press the Camera key to enter in the picture taking mode.
     Press the Camera Key again to take a picture.
     Click the OK icon on the top right corner to exit.


4.9. EstaBLisHING WiRrELESs connEction (BLuETtootH /Wi—Fi)
     Using Bluetooth


     1) Go to Start——>Settings——>Connections——>Wireless Manager.
     2) Click on the icon * on the right side of Bluetooth to open
         Bluetooth function.
     3) Go to Start——>Settings——>Connections——>Bluetooth.
     4) Click Add new device, the system will search for Bluetooth
         Devices.
     5) Select a device to connect with and tap Next, Enter a
         password.
     6) Click Next. In the external Bluetooth device, input the same
         password. The external Bluetooth device connection is now
         completed.


         Note: The password used for pairing Bluetooth devices can be
           freely defined (e.g., 1234). Just make sure the same PIN code
                                  is entered for two devices to be paired.

     Using WIFI connection


     1) Go to Start——>Settings—>Connections—>Wi—Fi
     2) Choose one available network
     3) Follow the process to finish the settings as prompt by the
         configuration software.




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5. GETTING STARTED WITH SURVCE 3

Configure the LT500

1.   Go to Start menu --> Settings --> System
2.   Select External GPS icon
3.   On the Software port tab: select COM4
4.   Then on the Hardware port tab: select COM3 and Baud: 57600

Start SurvCE 3:

1.   Go to GPS Rover, in Current tab--> choose Manufacturer CHC, Model:
     LT500
2.   In Comms tab, select Cable, Port COM3 and Baud 57600 automatically.
3.   In Receiver tab, choose the relevant antenna type and input other
     information (Note: Position Rate is limited to 1 Hz).
4.   In RTK tab, use Data Collector Internet as Device type, and input the
     Network information to connect to NTRIP, then tick the right green icon
     to establish the connection.




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6. GETTING STARTED WITH DIGITERRA EXPLORER 7

1.   Go to Start menu --> Settings --> System
2.    Select External GPS icon
3.   On the Software port tab: select COM4
4.   Then on the Hardware port tab: select COM3 and Baud: 57600

Start DigiTerra Explorer 7:



1.   Go to Settings > GNSS tab Port: COM3 Baud: 57600
2.   If you intend to use RTCM corrections go to the Settings > NTRIP tab
     and set Port: COM4 and Baud: 57600
3.   Finally select the proper script from the /Scripts/CHC folder in the
     installation directory on the Settings > Command tab > Command File
     button and then you can connect to the GNSS receiver on the GPS >
     Status panel.
     Available scripts for LT500:
     LT500-GLONASS.txt
     LT500-NTRIP.txt
     LT500-SBAS.txt



                                    Note: Users should run the scripts when
                              switching connection from SurvCE to DigiTerra.




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7. OUTPUTTING NMEA 0183 DATA FROM THE 9-PIN PORT
The LT500 can output the default NMEA 0183 V2.2 messages at 1Hz:
GPGGA, GPGSA, GPGSV, GPGST, GPRMC.


1.   Go to Start menu --> Settings --> System
2.   Select External GPS icon
3.   On the Software port tab: select COM6
4.   Then on the Hardware port tab: select COM3 and Baud: 57600

To set NTRIP Connection if required, run GNSSViewer:

1.   Select BoardType-->NovAtel, GPS Port-->COM6, and BaudRate-->57600,
     press OK.
2.   Go to Config-->Ntrip-->Ntrip Client-->Config, input the IP, Port, Account,
     Password and click OK to finish.
3.   Click Start to update SourceTable, after successful connection, choose
     the relevant source table, Click Start, when data comes, minimize
     GNSSViewer.




To output NMEA data on serial port, run the GpsGate application:

1.   Go to Settings-->Input, click Settings, choose Com6 and 57600, press
     OK to return.
2.   Click Open to start data.
3.   Go to Output-->Add output, select from list and click, choose COM Port,
     click Add, set COM4 and 57600, leave other settings as default, click Ok
     to return.
4.   NMEA0183 data are now stream from the 9 pin COM port.




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8. FREQUENT SETTINGS

      Stylus Setting
       Go to Start-->Settings-->System-->Screen
       Click Align Screen to start the stylus setting.


      Backlight Setting
       Go to Start-->Settings-->System -->Backlight,
       Adjust settings according to your requirements.


      Power Setting
       Go to Start-->Settings-->System-->Power-->Advanced,
       Adjust settings according to your requirements.


      Remove Programs
       Go to Start-->Settings-->System-->Remove Programs,
       Choose the relevant program then click Remove.


      Boot cleaning / Restore Factory Default
       Go to Start-->Settings-->System-->Clean Boot,
       Follow the instructions as pompted.
            WARNING: Cleaning boot will erase all the data stored on the
                        receiver; uninstall all software and restore settings
                                                         to factory defaults.




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CHC - Shanghai HuaCE Navigation Technology Ltd.
Building 35, n° 680 Guiping Road
200233 Shanghai – China
Tel : +86 21 542 60 273
Fax : +86 21 649 50 963
Email : sales@chcnav.com |     www.chcnav.com




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Document Created: 2014-12-01 15:13:34
Document Modified: 2014-12-01 15:13:34

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