Columbus P-1 Mark II Handleiding

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• Power on: Green, always on
• Sleeping: Green, flashing
• Low battery: Red, flashing
• Charging: Red, always on
• Fully charged: Green, always on
• Spy mode: Blue
Parts Description
Main Status Lamp
MicroUSB connector
MicroSD slot
Reset
Log Lamp
GNSS Status Lamp Motion Detection Lamp
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• Acquiring satellite: Always on
• GNSS is fixed: Green, flashing
• GNSS is fixed (Best Positioning):
Blue, flashing
• Motion Detection Mode On/Off:
Always On/Off
• Device is in motion: Flashing
Logging a track
Long press the "Power button" to
power on.
Long press the "Power button" to
turn the device off and save the
track.
Do not remove the memory
card while it is turned on,
which will result in data loss!
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Power button Point of interest button
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On
Reset
Function button
If the memory card fails to log, the Log lamp will flash continuously
with continuous warning sound. In such case, please format or replace
the card.
• Long press: Turn On/Off .
• Short press: Turn On/Off Motion
Detecting Mode.
• Short press: Mark the current
position as a point of interest (POI).
(for CSV files only)
• Long press: Start a new track.
• If the device stops responding, use a
pin to press the reset hole to reset.
• Short press: Pause / continue
logging (default).
• This button can be configured to
other functions, see page 6.
Short press the "Power button" to
turn On/Off the Motion Detection
Mode.
Wait for GNSS positioning in the
open air. The cold start needs 1-3
minutes. When the "GNSS status
lamp" and the "Log lamp" start
flashing, it indicates track logging
has started.
Off
The notch
is on the left.
P-1 M2 supports high capacity SDXC MicroSD card, we recommend the 4G-32G.
Insert the MicroSD card into the slot. Please note the direction of the card. The
notch of the card should be leftward.
CAUTION
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This manual is intended to guide you through the safe and
correct use of the product and its accessories, avoiding improper
operations that may result in injury of yourself or any other
person or cause device damage.
The protection class is IP66, P-1 M2 can work normally in rain,
snow and high dust environments. The rubber connector cover
must be fully covered.
Do not immerse P-1 M2 in water. Do not try to damage or
puncture the device, otherwise, electrolyte in its built-in battery
may leak or combust, causing injury or environmental pollution.
As a precision electronics, the product contains no component
that can be repaired by your own. Any attempt to disassemble
the product will void the original manufacturer's warranty.
Thank you for choosing our product.
Point of interest button
Log lamp
Main status lamp
GNSS status lamp
Motion detection lamp
Function button
Power button
Hand strap hole
Rubber connector cover
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• High speed log: Flash every 1 second
(10Hz/5Hz)
• Normal log: Flash every 3 seconds
(1Hz/distance interval)
• MicroSD card error or no card:
Continuous flashing
• Pause: Always on
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P-1 M2 has three operating modes: Normal Mode, Motion
Detection Mode and Spy Tracking Mode.
Motion Detection Mode
How to enter this mode: Power on, short press the "Power
Button", the motion detection lamp (white) lights up.
When P-1 M2 is stationary, the lamp is on. When P-1M2 is in
motion, the lamp is flashing. When P-1 M2 stops moving or
loses the satellite signal more than 5 minutes, it enters the
standby mode automatically. Once P-1 M2 detects motion, it
automatically wakes up and continues to log. This mode is
suitable for long time records of vehicles and other large
objects.
Spy Tracking Mode
How to enter this mode: In the power-off state, press the
"Power button" and the "Function button" simultaneously for
about 3 seconds.
In this mode, P-1 M2 gets positioned and logs 8 way points at a
certain time interval*. When P-1 M2 is standby, the main status
lamp intermittently flashes in blue. All other lamps on the
device are off and the speaker is mute. This mode is suitable for
tracking your car for an extended period, or for places where
charging is unavailable, e.g. in a long hiking.
* See page 5 for the value of the interval can be customized. See page 9 for the battery
life under different intervals. Spy tracking mode is only recorded at 1Hz, CSV format.
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Log Mode
Power-off
Long press Long press
Motion Detection
Mode SPY Tracking
Mode
Normal Mode
Short press
For the first use, visit the link to obtain the default
configuration file which is named as CONFIG.TXT:
Obtain the configuration file
http://cbgps.com/p1m2/q
Details about configuration
[SETTINGS]
TimeZone
SpeedAlert
AutoPowerOn
Beeper
-12:00, -11:00, -10:00, -09:30, -09:00, -08:00, -07:00,-06:00,
-05:00, -04:30, -04:00, -03:30, -03:00, -02:30, -02:00, -01:00,
, +01:00, +02:00, +03:00, +03:30, +04:00, +04:30,+00:00
+05:00, +05:30, +05:45, +06:00, +06:30, +07:00, +08:00,
+08:45, +09:00, +09:30, +10:00, +10:30, +11:00, +11:30,
+12:00, +12:45, +13:00, +13:45, +14:00
OFF or value 1 200 : -
OFF, ON
OFF, ON
Values for conguration (the blue value is default)
Time zone. The default is UTC time (+00:00), please check your local time
zone in advance (for CSV les only).
Speed alarm. When the speed exceeds the value, the P-1 M2 will alert.
Short press the "POI Button" to temporarily stop.
Auto power on. When connecting to the MicroUSB cable, P-1 M2
automatically turns On/Off with the power status.
Beeper. Turn On/Off the beeper.
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x3 x3
Configuring the Device
Press simultaneously Long beep
e.g.: The track recorded in January, 2022 is saved in the "2022-
01" folder. "0208050.CSV" means the CSV track is recorded at
08:20:50 on 2nd January.
Track file naming
View the current configuration
Make sure there is no CONFIG.TXT under the root directory of the MicroSD card.
In the power-off state, press the "Power button" and the "POI button"
simultaneously until you hear 3 short beeps and then one long beep, then P-1
M2 will be turned off, which indicates that the current configuration file has
been exported successfully. The current configuration file (INFO.TXT) is stored
under the root directory of the MicroSD card.
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It takes about 10-30 seconds (4G-32G) be
recognized by computer, depending on the size
of the TF card, please wait patiently for the
connection.
The data can only be read when P-1 M2 is
turned off.
INFO
TXT
Long press Long beep
x3
If the AutoPowerON is configured as ON, press and hold the POI button
to connect the data cable.
USB disk mode
The USB port of P-1 M2 supports two operating modes
Read files from the MicroSD card in P-1 M2.
GNSS receiver mode
P-1 M2 can be used as an external GNSS receiver, and users can
view the real-time location data.
Power on P-1 M2 first, then connect it to the computer via a USB cable.
For more information please visit
http://cbgps.com/p1m2/q
Turn off P-1 M2. Connect P-1 M2 to the computer, copy the configuration file
under the root directory of the MicroSD card, and eject the device.
In the power-off state, press the "Power Button" and the "POI Button"
simultaneously until you hear 3 short beeps, then the 3 lamps will flash three
times at the same time, and finally you hear one long beep, indicating the
configuration is successfully completed.
Configuration steps
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Connect to End Devices
Detailed explanation of CSV format
The following is one track point of CSV format file recorded by
P-1 M2:
1,T,220501,123017,26.0984065N,119.2648239E,10,17.0,3
53
1
220501
T Type of way point. T: Normal point; C: POI;
D: Second type of POI; G: Wake-up point
Date (yymmdd)
123017 Time (hhmmss)
26.0984065N Latitude (dd.ddddddd). N: north; S: south
119.2648239E Longitude (ddd.ddddddd). E: east; W: west
10 Mean sea level altitude (meters)
17.0 Speed (km h)/
Course over ground (degrees)353
Detailed explanation of NMEA format
The following are two lines of data for the NMEA format file
recorded by P-1 M2:
$GNGGA,123017.000,2605.90439,N,11915.88943,E,1,15,1
.8,35.8,M,0.0,M,,*42
$GNRMC,123017.000,A,2605.90439,N,11915.88943,E,9.20
,353.00,010522,,,A,V*03
Sequence number
Latitude (ddmm.mmmmm) .
N: north; S: south
11915.88943,E Longitude (dddmm.mmmmm).
E: east; W: west
9.2 Speed over ground (knots)
353.00 Course over ground (degrees)
$GPRMC
123017.000
Recommended Minimum Specic GNSS Data
UTC time (hhmmss.sss)
2605.90439,N
A: GNSS x validA
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Latitude (ddmm.mmmmm) .
N: north; S: south
11915.88943,E Longitude (dddmm.mmmmm).
E: east; W: west
15 Satellites used
1.8 HDOP (Horizontal Dilution of Precision)
Mean sea level altitude (meters)35.8,M
$GPGGA
123017.000 UTC time (hhmmss.sss)
2605.90439,N
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Position x indicator
1: GNSS x valid
*42 Checksum
0.0,M Geoid separation (meters, WGS84 ellipsoid heights)
Global Navigation Satellite System Fix Data
Open "TimeAlbum Pro ", the imported track can be played back â„¢
or edited on the Google Maps .®
Date (ddmmyy)010522
Checksum*03
FunctionButton Pause, POI
Function Button. It can be congured for two purposes: POI or Pause.
Pause: Press this button to pause logging, press again to continue.
POI: Press this button to m ark the current position as the second type of
POI (for CSV les only).
[RECORD]
Format
LogMode
SpeedMask
SpyModeTimer
OneTrackPerDay
1Hz, 5Hz, 10Hz
5m, 10m, 20m, 50m, 100m
20ft, 50ft, 100ft, 200ft, 500ft
OFF or value 200 : -1
1 - 60, default: 5
Values for conguration (the blue value is default)
Track format. P-1 M2 offers three original le formats: CSV (plain code
format), GPX (common exchange format), NMEA (NMEA 0183 format).
Log mode. By frequency, e.g.: 1Hz (1 trackpoint per second); By distance,
e.g.: 5m, 10m(Metric) / 20ft, 50ft(Imperial), (for CSV, GPX les only).
Speed mask: Only record the track points whose speed exceeding the
value .(for CSV, GPX les only)
Interval of Spy Tracking Mode: Set up the wake up interval (minute).
OFF, ON
One track per day. OFF: A new le is generated each time it is turned on.
ON: Only one le is generated per day, and all the tracks are automatically
merged into one track.
CSV, GPX, NMEA
[UNIT]
Speed
Values for conguration (the blue value is default)
km/h, mi/h
Attention! The configuration cannot take effect if the configuration value does not
conform to the format and content requirements. In case of abnormality, the main
status lamp will flash in red, and the buzzer will give 5 short beeps as an error
prompt. Please check the configuration values and fix it.
Tips about configuration error
Users can customize the configuration, only limited to the contents and formats
listed in the above table (case sensitive).
Speed Unit: km/h (Metric), mi/h (Imperial).
This conguration is only valid for SpeedAlert and SpeedMask.
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Constellation ALL, GPS
Satellite system. ALL: all Constellation; GPS: GPS only.
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Play Back the Track
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Product specificaties

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Categorie: Niet gecategoriseerd
Model: P-1 Mark II

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