01 Getting Started - VBOX 3iS Dual Antenna RTK
Registration
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What is in the box?
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RLVB3ISDR-V1 VBOX 3iS 100 Hz GNSS system - Dual Antenna, RTK (low latency) with ADAS and Motion Pack functionality. |
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| Product Code | Quantity | Description |
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| VB3ISDR-V1 | 1 | Dual Antenna with RTK Unit |
| RLACS283 | 2 | Dual Band GNSS Antenna |
| RLCAB001 | 1 | Lemo 5 W plug - 9 W Socket - 2 m (serial configuration) |
| RLCAB163 | 1 | Deutsch 23W ASDD - Multiple Connectors |
| RLACS106 | 1 | VBOX Plastic Carry Case |
| VBFMAN | 1 | VBOX File Manager Unit |
| RLCAB005-C | 1 | Lemo 5W Plug - Lemo 5W Plug - 2m cable (VBOX-VBOX Module PWR/CAN) |
| RLCALUKAS | 1 | Certifiate of Calibration - UKAS Accredited Calibration Laboratory No. 21354 |
| RLCAB010LE | 1 | Lemo 2-way Plug - Cigar Plug - 2 m cable (Power) Screened |
Note: You may have to order additional cables separately
Power Supply
VBOX 3iS units are powered via the POWER IN lead or the CAN OUT + POWER lead on the supplied loom. You can power VBOX 3iS units from a wide range of voltage sources.
IMPORTANT
The maximum operating voltage input must not exceed 30 V DC. Failure to observe this could result in damage to the VBOX unit.
VBOX 3iS has been designed to generate as little heat as possible and it has a wide operating temperature range. It is, however, good practice to mount it in a position where it has sufficient airflow around the case.
Cable Loom
| Cable | Function | Cable | Function |
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| A | UNIT CONNECTOR | G | CAN IN |
| B | SERIAL | H | ETHERNET |
| C | POWER IN | I | CAN OUT + POWER |
| D | CAN OUT | J | AUX |
| E | DIGITAL IN | K | DGPS |
| F | DIGITAL OUT |
Measurement Reference Point on Unit
The reference point on the unit when you need to measure offsets and distances.
