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GS3 Display SF3000—John Deere RTK Radio 450
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RTK Congure Page
The frequency and power settings for standard (869MHz,
900MHz) RTK are xed to comply with ISM band
requirements. For RTK Radio 450, these settings can
be controlled and are the responsibility of the end user.
Besides the Network ID on the RTK Main screen, there
are four parameters that manage the radio link between
the vehicle and Base: Radio Frequency, Bandwidth, Data
Rate and Power.
The Operation Mode provides the setup for Absolute
Base, Quick Survey Base, Vehicle or to shut RTK off.
The Radio Frequency is the center frequency of the link
shared between the Base and Rover.
The Network ID for base station and vehicle receiver
must match. If more than one base station with the same
Network ID numbers are within range, vehicle may lock
on to either one of the base stations. to prevent this from
happening, be sure to use unique network ID.
The Repeater in Network check box needs to be checked
if a repeater is in the network setup.
Press: MENU Button >> StarFire3000™ Button >> RTK
Softkey >> Radio Congure Button
The output power control is only displayed when the
receiver is set to Quick Survey Base or Absolute base
Operating Modes. When the receiver is set as a Vehicle,
the radio output power is not visible since it is a receiver
only.
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Congure Radio Screen
A—Operation Mode
B—Network ID
C—Radio Frequency
D—Power
E—Repeater in Network
The cancel button disregards any input to the Radio
Congure screen and returns the user to the RTK Main
page.
StarFire iTC is a trademark of Deere & Company
When a valid set of parameters is entered, a conrmation
screen will pop-up reminding the user not to vary from the
parameters designated in the license.
The RTK Radio 450 system is capable of operating over
a wide range of frequency and power settings. Since
the nal license parameters granted to the customer is
unknown to the manufacturer, this system exibility exists
to enable use by a large range of customers and markets.
The end user has the responsibility of conguring the
system parameters to meet the license granted them
by the local spectrum authority. Frequency, and output
power (if a base or repeater) will be designated by the
local license, and the base must be set to comply with
these specications.
NOTE: See Operator’s manual regarding radio frequency
and power settings. Ensure radio settings are
consistent with local licensing requirements.
See users manual regarding radio frequency
and power settings.
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