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Comnav JUPITER Reciever GNSS
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Comnav JUPITER Reciever GNSS
| Attribute 1 | GNSS Channels: 1,668 channels |
|---|---|
| Attribute 2 | Satellite SystemsGPS, GLONASS, BeiDou (BDS), Galileo, QZSS, IRNSS (NavIC), SBAS |
| Attribute 3 | PPP SupportB2b, HAS, L-Band (optional) |
| Attribute 4 | RTK Initialization< 5 seconds (baseline ≤10 km) |
| Attribute 5 | Initialization Reliability≥99.9% |
| Attribute 6 | Update Rate1, 2, 5, 10, 20 Hz |
| Attribute 7 | IMU Tilt CompensationUp to 120° tilt with approximately 2.5 cm accuracy |
| Attribute 8 | Laser Safety ClassClass 3R |
The ComNav Jupiter GNSS Receiver is a high-performance multi-constellation RTK GNSS receiver designed for land surveying, construction, mapping, and GIS applications.
Before use:
Fully charge the battery.Inspect the receiver for damage.Ensure all accessories are available.Mount the receiver securely on the survey pole or tripod.Measure and record the antenna height.
Press and hold the Power button for approximately 2–3 seconds.
Connect to Controller
Configuring the Receiver
Select RTK Rover mode.
Enter the known coordinates or perform an average position.
Configure the radio frequency or NTRIP caster settings.
Start broadcasting correction data.
Collect Survey Points
Load the design coordinates.Select the point to stake.
Follow the on-screen guidance:Move left/right.Move forward/backward.Monitor distance to target.
When the displayed offset reaches zero (or the required tolerance), mark the point.
After completing the survey:
Save the project.Export data in the required format (CSV, DXF, SHP, LandXML, etc.).Back up the project to a computer or cloud storage.
Always wear on construction sites and with this piece of equipment
Industrial footware with steel toecaps whould be worn while using this equipment.© 2025 TURNER MORRIS | E&EO