Motorola Oncore GT - Manual (Page 2)

ONCORE™ USER’S GUIDE
The complete Oncore™ User’s Guide is available in Acrobat .pdf file format at the Motorola GPS
products website:
http://www.motorola.com/ies/GPS/products/manual.html
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
The Oncore™ receives electrical power and receives/transmits I/O signals through a 10-pin power & data
connector mounted on the Oncore™. Refer to Figure 1 for pin numbering.
The following table lists the assigned signal connections of the Oncore™ receiver’s power and data
connector.
Pin # Name Description
1 BATTERY Externally applied backup power ( +2.5V to + 5V)
2 +5V PWR +5 VDC regulated
3 GROUND Ground (receiver)
4 VPP Flash memory programming voltage
5 RTCM IN RTCM input
6 1PPS One pulse per second signal
7 1PPS RTN One pulse per second return
8 TTL TXD Transmit Data 5V logic
9 TTL RXD Receive Data 5V logic
10 TTL RTN Transmit/receive return
Table 1 – 10-pin Header Receiver and RS-232 Interface Signals.
Figure 1 - Oncore™ GPS 10 Pin Connector Pinout
ADAPTING THE OSX ANTENNA CONNECTOR
The OSX antenna connector used on the Oncore™ GPS board will normally need to be adapted to an
SMB or BNC connector to match connectors commonly found on GPS antennas. An adapter can easily be
made using a short piece of RG-174 coaxial cable with the desired antenna connector.
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