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Ethernet ROV Locator

Cerulean Sonar Docs SonarView Insight-240 DVL-75 ROV Locator S500 Sounder Omniscan 450 CeruleanTracker Tracker 650 Cerulean Ping Protocol Surveyor 240-16 Omnitrack User Guide Ethernet ROV Locator

Ethernet ROV Locator

Cerulean Sonar Docs SonarView Insight-240 DVL-75 ROV Locator S500 Sounder Omniscan 450 CeruleanTracker Tracker 650 Cerulean Ping Protocol Surveyor 240-16 Omnitrack User Guide Ethernet ROV Locator

ROV Locator
Overview
General Specifications
Quick Start for BlueROV
Fundamentals Useful to System Designers
Configuring the ROVLe
System Variants
Autosync
Communicating With the ROVL
Cerulean Inertial Measurement Unit (CIMU)
- CIMU Calibration Background
Operating and Accuracy Considerations
Multi-Unit Operation (Swarms)
ROVL Mounting
ROVL Wiring
Connecting and Powering Your ROVLe Ethernet Receiver or Transceiver
Mounting Dimensions
ROVL Coordinate Systems and Angles
Appendix: Math for Computing Remote Latitude/Longitude
- Receiver & GPS at Topside and Transmitter Deepside
- Transmitter & GPS Topside and Receiver Deepside
Appendix: Factory Usage Command Set
Troubleshooting
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Configuring the ROVLe

GPS/GNSS Forwarding (Re-tweeting)

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Last updated 27 days ago

If a the Cerulean GNSS Compass is connected, the ROVLe can be set to forward some or all of the common GPS NMEA messages to an arbitrary UDP address, including to a broadcast address.

This is sometimes used to satifiy the need for a GPS in a subsytem like a chart plotter.