Apogee NAVIK 200 User manual

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NAVIK 200
GNSS RECEIVER
Quick Guide
Version –1.0
February 2022
@APOGEE GNSS PVT.LTD. (APGL)

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AGPL’s NAVIK 200 GNSS Receiver is an integrated receiver that
incorporates a GNSS engine, GNSS antenna & batteries in a single
rugged housing.
NAVIK 200 receiver is a product
incorporating a lot of market proven
features and technologies. It is an
ideal land survey product for
surveyors. This Manual is intended
to give a brief introduction of NAVIK
200 hardware to new users using
NAVIK 200 for static and RTK surveys.
Please refer to product User Manual
for more detailed information.
COMPONENTS
TNC
Antenna
LEMO Port
LEMO port (7-pin)
TNC Antenna
Sim Slot
Sim Slot

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PANEL
There are two panels on NAVIK 200, the front (control panel) and the
back (logo panel).
Apogee GNSS
NAVIK 200
Receiver
The logo panel includes the following information:
1. Apogee GNSS Logo 2. Product Model 3. Receiver S/N
4. Receiver IMEI
The control panel includes the LEDs indicating following information:
Power Button
Data
Bluetooth
Communication
(Radio/GSM)
Battery
Satellite
Differential Data

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LED
States
Indicates
Battery Low
Blinks five times
every second
Normal
Operation
OFF
Charging
Blinks every
second
Full Charge
Remains in a solid
state
Tracking
Blinks five times
every second
No Tracking
Remains in a solid
state
Transceiving
Data
Blinks once per
second
Radio
Blinks every
second
GSM/4G
Blinks, depending
on the data
transceiving
frequency
Wi Fi
Blinks every
second
RS 232
Blinks every
second
If not
configured
Off
Connected
Remains in a solid
state
Battery
LED
Satellite
Differential
Data
Communication
(Radio/GSM)
Bluetooth

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Disconnected
Blinks every
second
Static
Solid until data log
stops
PPK
Solid until device is
restarted
Long press of the key, turning on/off
the NAVIK 200 Receiver
WORK MODES
The work modes of NAVIK 200 includes static mode, PPK mode and RTK
mode. The hardware configuration of two main modes is described as
follows:
STATIC MODE
Place the NAVIK 200 on the survey point steadily using a tribrach,
adapter and tripod setup. Make a long time continuous observation
(min 10 minutes) and then you can get a static observation data of the
measured survey point.
Data
Power
Button

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1.
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The hardware requirement information of the static mode is as follows:
Hardware Components:
NAVIK 200
Tribrach with adapter
Tripod
Connection relation: (from the top to bottom, as shown above) 1 -> 2 ->
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CORS MODE
CORS mode employs the network RTK technology with no need to set
up your own base stations. Using NAVIK 200 as a rover, you can survey
the feature point coordinates in real- time.
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The hardware connection information of the CORS mode is as follows:
Hardware component:
NAVIK 200
Controller
Range Pole
Bipod ( optional )
Connection relation: (as shown above) 1 and 3 directly connected, 2 and
3 connected by a bracket support.
EXPORTING DATA
To export RTK survey result or stake data, USB cable for the controller
can be used to link controller with your office computer. Data can also
be emailed from controller provided an email account exists.
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Static
Data
Controller
RTKResults
7 pin LEMO to USB
Cable
Laptop
USB or BT Connection
To download raw observation data in NAVIK 200 internal memory, 7-pin
LEMO to USB cable can be used to link NAVIK 200 with your office
computer with Apogee GNSS Suite software installed on it. Refer to user
defined user Manual for further information.