BMD-360-A-R - u-blox

BMD-360-A-R Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• What is the recommended power-on sequence for the BMD-360-A-R module?
  The recommended power-on sequence is to first apply the power supply voltage (VCC) and then the backup battery voltage (VBACKUP). This ensures that the module's internal voltage regulators are properly initialized.
• How do I configure the BMD-360-A-R module for use in a specific GNSS constellation (e.g. GPS, GLONASS, Galileo)?
  The module can be configured using the u-blox UBX protocol, which allows you to select the desired GNSS constellation and configure other settings such as the signal frequency and data rate. Refer to the u-blox UBX protocol documentation for more information.
• What is the maximum update rate of the BMD-360-A-R module, and how is it configured?
  The maximum update rate of the BMD-360-A-R module is 10 Hz. The update rate can be configured using the u-blox UBX protocol, which allows you to set the measurement rate and other parameters such as the navigation mode and dynamic model.
• How does the BMD-360-A-R module handle multipath interference, and what mitigation techniques are available?
  The BMD-360-A-R module uses a combination of techniques to mitigate multipath interference, including adaptive notch filtering, adaptive gain control, and signal quality monitoring. Additionally, the module supports advanced multipath mitigation techniques such as the u-blox Multipath Detection and Mitigation (MDM) algorithm.
• What is the typical current consumption of the BMD-360-A-R module, and how can it be optimized?
  The typical current consumption of the BMD-360-A-R module is around 70 mA during continuous operation. To optimize current consumption, you can use power-saving modes such as the 'standby' mode, which reduces current consumption to around 10 mA. Additionally, you can use the u-blox UBX protocol to configure the module's power management settings.