| Notice When installing Aerial Imaging 2.2.11 field version on a new device, or upgrading from an earlier version, you will need to verify the correct COM port and baud rate has been. Changing this value will require a necessary restart of the application. The full procedure is described hereafter. |
If you do not have GNSS positioning, and error message "No GNSS hardware detected" at the bottom left of your screen, then the COM port has to be configured manually.
1 To identify the available COM port and baud rate, launch the Device Manager in Windows.
• In the displayed list, look for “Ports (COM & LPT)” and click on it to unfold the list.
• Identify the COM ports susceptible to be used as GNSS receiver.
NOTE
Yuma tablets are usually equipped with a u-blox GNSS receiver. The U-Center software can then be used to identify a working COM port.
2 Click on COM ports to open related properties and check the default baud rate in tab “Port Settings”.
3 Launch Aerial Imaging 2.2.11 and click on “Settings” from the main menu.
4 Click on “External GNSS”.
5 Select the “Port” and “Baud rate” you have identified in step 3 and restart the application.
6 If GNSS positioning is still not available and error message No GNSS hardware detected is displayed, then select another COM port and baud rate.
| Notice When testing the GNSS signal, please make sure you are located outside, in a large open area. If you have any doubt or question, please contact your distributor for further support on GNSS port COM selection. |