User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- GeoExplorer® 2005 Series Getting Started Guide
- Legal Notices
- Safety Information
- About this Manual
- System Components
- Getting Started
- Windows Mobile Basics
- ActiveSync Connections
- Installing Software
- Using GPS
- Power
- Memory
- Internet and Network Connections
- Using the Bluetooth Radio
- Using the WLAN Radio
- Using Cabled Ethernet
- Using the Optional Serial Clip
- Personalizing your Handheld
- Use and Care
- Troubleshooting
- Index
Using GPS
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Use the GPS Connector software to
output NMEA or TSIP messages from
the integrated GPS receiver to another
device, such as an external data
collector.
Note – If you are using a Bluetooth port,
enable and configure the Bluetooth Serial
Port service before you connect to the
port.
The connections that you create in the
GPS Connector software are only active
while the software is running.
Connections created by the GPS
Connector software are labeled GPS Connector in the status screen
and end when you exit the software.
For more information, refer to the GPS Connector Help.
Antennas
The GeoExplorer 2005 series handheld has an internal antenna,
which is suitable for use in most conditions. You can also connect a
Hurricane or an external patch antenna for when you work in a
vehicle. For improved yield under canopy, you can use a patch
antenna with a Hurricane antenna or a ground plane.
If you have a GeoXH handheld, you can connect an external Zephyr
antenna for improved accuracy when you collect data using H-Star
technology (see Maintaining Accuracy below).
Maintaining Accuracy
GeoExplorer 2005 series handhelds are high performance GPS
receivers that calculate very accurate GPS positions. The GeoXM
handheld provides reliable accuracy within 1 to 3 meters. The GeoXT
and GeoXH handhelds use EVEREST multipath rejection technology
to provide submeter accuracy.