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Pin outs for Altus APS-3 or Pentax G3100

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norm-larson
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Does anyone have the pin outs for the Serial 2 port on one of these receivers? It is a Lemo 8 pin. This is a cartoon from Cisco and I know that the Altus's are wired differently

Anybody local I can "rent" a cable from for a through pin test?


 
Posted : November 25, 2015 10:45 am
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Hi there!

The pinout of serial 2 for the APS-3 is as follows:

LEMO PIN
4 Tx (Data From Radio)
1 RX (Data to Radio)
3 Signal Ground
6 Signal Ground
7 DNC (USB -)
8 DNC (USB +)
5 RTS (From Radio)
2 CTS (From Radio)

Note that I've never used pin 7 and 8, which are indicated as being USB -/+ and they're marked as "do not connect (DNC)". So they should probably not be connected.

Importantly, note also that to enable serial 2 you have to send the following commands to the receiver, or put them in the receiver's boot config:

sgpf, GP1, Output, none, LevelHigh
sgpf, GP2, Output, none, LevelHigh
sgpf, GP3, Output, none, LevelHigh

The port will then be connected/referenced to the receiver board's COM2. So if you wish to enable RTCM3 input into the Serial 2 port, you could e.g. send the command:

setDataInOut, COM2, RTCMv3


 
Posted : February 11, 2016 8:55 am
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Thank you sir!


 
Posted : February 11, 2016 9:39 am