Bluetooth DC to NonBT Instrument....

might be able to do it with a Piranni SD radio. Not sure if they're configurable enough to make one radio talk to your Nomad though. I used one at each end when I was doing it that way.

I don't know what a Topcon 311 is but I don't think it's robotic.... Nomad has a 9 pin port if I'm not mistaken.... I believe the device you seek is called a cable. Apologies in advance if I'm being ignorant.

^Wow.

Yes, there is an cable adapter to a bluetooth adapter that would allow you to pair a GTS-300 series with a bluetooth Nomad. I believe I have seen Troy Deaton make some. May want to contact him, just search Deaton's Geotronics.

Lee D, post: 379001, member: 7971 wrote: I don't know what a Topcon 311 is but I don't think it's robotic.... Nomad has a 9 pin port if I'm not mistaken.... I believe the device you seek is called a cable. Apologies in advance if I'm being ignorant.

I'll keep that in mind.....

cwlawley, post: 379006, member: 3114 wrote: ^Wow.

Yes, there is an cable adapter to a bluetooth adapter that would allow you to pair a GTS-300 series with a bluetooth Nomad. I believe I have seen Troy Deaton make some. May want to contact him, just search Deaton's Geotronics.

Thank you, sir.

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One of the keys to making this work is knowing the communications parameters of the GTS-310 series. The parameters are unalterable on that instrument.

Baud Rate = 1,200
Parity = Even
Word length = 7
Stop Bits = 1

You will need a Bluetooth adapter that can be configured in that manner. The instrument never knows the Bluetooth adapter is there. You would simply plug the 9-pin cable you use with the data collector into the Bluetooth device and pair it with the Nomad.