 If
you have a Pocket PC or other device enabled with Bluetooth, now you can take
advantage of your device's Bluetooth capability to wirelessly add GPS
positioning technology.
Whether you're a traveler and need to navigate your journey, or
whether you're a field service worker and need to report your
location, this is the perfect solution for you. It's great for
both consumers and corporate users to benefit from the many
positioning applications now available for Pocket PCs.
Use it for vehicle tracking, marine navigation, aviation,
topography or street-level navigation. If you have mobile Internet
access, you can even combine GPS with online maps.
It’s easy to add Bluetooth functionality to a Pocket PC via
Socket’s Bluetooth Connection Kit (SDIO or CompactFlash). Pair
it with Socket’s Bluetooth GPS Receiver and a Bluetooth phone,
and you can benefit from a real-time navigational system with
access to maps on the Internet.
No
Cards or Cables Means No Hassles
Before, adding GPS to a Pocket PC meant using an obtrusive GPS
receiver or troubling with messy cords and antennas — reducing
the portability of your Pocket PC. Besides adding bulk and weight
to your Pocket PC, these solutions also consumed power from your
Pocket PC. Plus you had to assemble the different gadgets every
time you used them. Using Bluetooth to wirelessly add GPS
eliminates all of these inconveniences.
No cables also means you can position the Bluetooth GPS Receiver
for optimal satellite reception. You can keep the Bluetooth GPS
Receiver in your coat pocket or on your dashboard while you use it
— as long as there is a direct line of sight to the sky. This
lets you devote your hands to using your Pocket PC or driving your
vehicle, instead of juggling devices.
Mobility
Friendly
The unit is small and lightweight for maximum portability. The
rechargeable battery lasts for six hours of continuous use.
Features:
GPS
Features
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12
Channel all-in-view tracking
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Position
accuracy of 10 meters RMS, without SA
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Supports
NMEA-0183 (v2.20) standard at 38,400 bps baud rate
Bluetooth
Features
General
Features
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Small,
sleek, and lightweight design easily fits in your hand
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Three
LEDs at the top of the device show Bluetooth, GPS, and battery
status
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Rechargeable
embedded lithium-ion battery lasts for 6 hours of use
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External
antenna port
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Bluetooth
GPS Nav Kit (available separately) includes Bluetooth GPS
Receiver and in-car navigation software (Kit for U.S. SKU#
GP0805-406)
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On/off
switch
Possible
Applications
Technical
data:
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Dimensions:
50 x 90 x 16 mm
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Mass:
61 g (650 mA version)
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Chipset:
Sirf Star IIe/LP
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Frequency:
L1, 1.575.42 MHz
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C/A:
1.023 MHz chip rate
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Channels:
12 Channels all-in-view tracking
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Antenna
Type: Built-in Ceramic patch antenna (External antenna
optional)
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Accuracy
(without DGPS): 10 m, RMS, 25 m CEP without SA
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Velocity:
0.1 m/sec without SA
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Time:
1 microsecond synchronized to GPS time
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Acquisition
Rate (Open sky, stationary) for Reacquisition: 0.1 sec,
average
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Acquisition
Rate (Open sky, stationary) for Cold Start: Less than 80
sec, average
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Acquisition
Rate (Open sky, stationary) for Warm Start: Less than 45
sec, average
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Acquisition
Rate (Open sky, stationary) for Hot Start: less than 10
sec, average
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Dynamic
Conditions for Altitude: Less than 18,000 m
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Dynamic
Conditions for Velocity: Less than 515 m/sec
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Dynamic
Conditions for Accleration: Less than 4 g
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Connection:
Communication with host platform via Bluetooth Serial
Profile
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Protocol:
Default: NMEA-0183 (V2.20) 38,400 bps baud rate
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Power
Source: Built-in rechargeable lithium ion battery with 5V
DC input charging circuit(650 mA)
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Operation
Time: Default: 6 hours minimum after full charge,
continuous mode
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Operating
Temperature: -20 degrees C to +60 degrees C
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Relative
Humidity: 5 to 95 percent, non-condensing
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Possible
Applications: Vehicle tracking, Marine navigation,
Aviation, Topography, Street-level applications: In-car
navigation, Door-to-door routing, Points of interest
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Bluetooth
GPS Receiver Product Warranty: Three years
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