The Good Letter #37

David Stewart

So some questions about JAVAD TRIUMPH-2:

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1) Are we correct in our understanding that for US$ 3,490, we can purchase a JAVAD Triumph-2 that includes dual frequency GPS + GLONASS, with 2GB on board data storage, and configurable via a JAVAD smartphone (Android & Apple) app?

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Yes, that is correct. Additional information and screenshots of the apps in action is available on www.javad.com, Android and iOS.

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2) Does that pricing include batteries and a charger?

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Yes, the TRIUMPH-2 has an internal battery which operates for up to 25 hours. The package includes our External Power Supply/Charger.

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3) What formats can static data be logged in?

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Static data can be logged internally in the default .jps file format and/or BINEX format. A free RINEX converter, JPS2RIN, is available here. Both Windows and Linux versions of JPS2RIN are available. Externally, NetHub software could be used to log raw data to a PC, automatically convert the data to RINEX format, compress it and push it to FTP. NetHub software is also provided for free.

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4) Can the data be downloaded for post-processing via third-party software (presumably in a RINEX format)?

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Yes, using JPS2RIN or NetHub, you can convert the raw data to RINEX format.

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5) Is the JAVAD smartphone app freeware? If not, how is the app pricing structured.

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Both the Android app and iOS app are available for purchase for 20 USD.

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6) Is the JAVAD DPOS a free service? If not how is DPOS pricing structured?

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Yes, DPOS is a free service.

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7) What is the battery life for logging static data at 5sec intervals?

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The TRIUMPH-2’s battery life is up to 25 hours.

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8) Is it possible to connect an external power supply?

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Yes, absolutely.

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9) Is it possible to connect an external modem? (E.g. NetComm NTC-6900, which we use for our current monitoring installation).

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The TRIUMPH-2 could be connected to a NetComm NTC-6900 via Bluetooth using a Bluetooth to serial adapter. The TRIUMPH-2 could also be connected to other devices via Wi-Fi.

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10) We’d also like to know more about JAVAD’s PC software please. How is software pricing structured? We are most interested in post-processing of static campaigns, but also continuous (and delayed or real-time) monitoring of permanently installed GNSS sensors.

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Based on the requirements you’ve shared, Justin post processing software would be the ideal software to process your static campaigns. A demo version of Justin is available for you to download and install. It will process three demo projects which you can download as well. The video lessons here provide a terrific overview of the powerful features and functions packed into Justin. JAVAD GNSS does not currently offer a near real-time monitoring software package. However, our receivers are supported by 3rd party software providers such as Geo++.

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11) How do we purchase JAVAD equipment in New Zealand? Do you have an agent in NZ or Australia?

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You are welcome to purchase JAVAD GNSS solutions through the dealer you prefer or from JAVAD GNSS directly.

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12) How would we get JAVAD equipment serviced or repaired in NZ?

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JAVAD GNSS solutions are manufactured and serviced in San Jose, California. Should the TRIUMPH-2 experience a hardware failure, we would utilize our return material authorization (RMA) process to quickly receive, repair and return the receiver to you.


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