Trimble Outdoors SPSX51 - Manual (Page 44)

5 Setting up the Receiver
42 SPSx51 Modular GPS Receivers User Guide
Connecting the receiver to external devices
You can connect an SPSx51 Modular GPS receiver to the following devices:
• a Trimble controller running Trimble SCS900 Site Controller software
• an external radio-modem
• HYDROpro software
Trimble controller with SCS900 Site Controller software
You can operate an SPS GPS receiver with any Trimble controller, for example, a TSC2 ®
or Trimble CU controller, that is running the SCS900 software. Typically, the receiver
and the controller operate from their own individual power sources. The receiver and
controller can communicate through Bluetooth wireless technology and can be
connected without a cable. However, if a cable is required,
Table 5.1 shows how to
connect the cables for each combination of SPS GPS receiver and Trimble controller.
External radio-modems
The most common data link for Real-Time Kinematic (RTK) operation is a radio. The
receiver is available with the following internal radios:
• 410–430 MHz (Tx/Rx, Rx only, or Tx only)
• 430–450 MHz (Tx/Rx, Rx only, or Tx only)
• 450–470 MHz (Tx/Rx, Rx only, or Tx only)
• 900 MHz (Tx/Rx, Rx only, or Tx only)
Table 5.1 Connecting to a Trimble controller running the SCS900 Site Controller software
To connect a Use cable part number … Use this cable connector … and connect the cable to …
SPSx51 Modular GPS receiver to a …
TSC2
59046
DB9 TSC2
Lemo SPSx51
59043
DB9 TSC2
DB9 SPSx51
TCU
53004007
6-pin Hirose TCU
Lemo SPSx51
53002007
6-pin Hirose TCU
DB9 SPSx51
TSCe™
31288-xx 1
1 This cable is available in different lengths. The -xx indicates the length of the cable, in meters.
Lemo TSCe
Lemo SPSx51
ACU
44147
4-pin Hirose ACU
Lemo SPSx51