Juniper Geode GNSS Receivers

The Geode GNS3 provides sub-meter, sub-foot, decimeter and centimeter accuracy options which include SBAS Corrections, RTK, Atlas, and the new Galileo High Accuracy Service (HAS).

Features

  • Compatible with iOS, Android, and Windows devices
  • Intuitive and easy operation, one-button simplicity
  • All day battery life for long work days in the field
Starting At $1,995.00
Stock 5AVAILABLE

Scalable Accuracy
The Geode GNS3 provides sub-meter, sub-foot, decimeter and centimeter accuracy options which include SBAS Corrections, RTK, Atlas, and the new Galileo High Accuracy Service.

Open Interface (BYOD)
Use Geode with any of Juniper Systems' handhelds or with your own iPhone™, iPad™, Windows®, or Android™ device.

All-day Battery Life
The Overtime Technology battery provides enough power for long workdays, while conserving power in extreme temperatures.

Simple to Use
It's "one button simple" design provides intuitive and easy operation.

Compact Size
Small and lightweight, the Geode is easy to pack around all day.

All-In-One Design
The inside of the Geode contains the receiver, antenna, and battery, making it easy to carry around and mount without a mess of wires.

Juniper Rugged™
Designed to withstand harsh environments for consistently reliable performance.

Galileo High Accuracy Service (HAS)
The new GNS3H model of the Geode family adds support for the Galileo High Accuracy Service (HAS) to provide free, worldwide 20cm accurate positioning. The Galileo HAS is currently in Initial Phase, meaning that the performance and time standards are currently relaxed so that the EUSPA (European Union Agency for Space Programme) can complete their design and testing to complete the Final Phase of operations with better than 20cm performance in under 5 minutes convergence time (see excluded areas in map below). Simply apply a multi-frequency upgrade to any GNS3H receiver and you have instant access to 20cm real-time location accuracy without any additional subscriptions, downloads or software. The Galileo High Accuracy Service provides precise corrections in the Galileo E6B data signal so that Galileo and GPS signals can achieve real time positioning performance of better than 20cm in nominal conditions. With Galileo HAS, Sub-meter becomes Sub-foot as the new standard for free and open global GNSS positioning.

RECEIVER

  • Receiver Type: multi-frequency multi-constellation and L-band capable
  • Signals: GPS: L1CA, L1P, L1C, L2P, L12P, L2C, L5,
    GLONASS: G1, G2, BeiDou: B1, B2, B3,
    GALILEO: E1BC, E5a, E5b, E6b and
    QZSS: L1CAm, L1C, L2C, L5
  • Channels: 800+
  • SBAS Support: 3-channel parallel tracking
  • L Band: Atlas worldwide 1525-1560 Mhz
    (with subscription)
  • Update Rate: 1 Hz standard, up to 10Hz and 20 Hz options
  • Galileo High Accuracy Service support (GNS3H, with multi-frequency enabled)

ACCURACY

  • SBAS: 30 cm HRMS, <60 cm 2DRMS
  • RTK: 1 cm RMS
  • Atlas (95%): H10:10cm, H30:30 cm, Basic:
    50cm (requires subscription)
    GALHAS (95%): 20cm
  • Autonomous: 1.2 meters HRMS
  • Cold Start: <60 sec typical (no almanac)
  • Reacquisition: 15 sec Atlas, all others <1sec

COMMUNICATIONS

  • Bluetooth® 5.1 SPP, IAP2, EAP
  • Bluetooth Range: Class 1 Long Range
  • Ports: USB Type-C; Serial RS232C DB-9
  • Serial Baud Rates: 4800-115200

RECEIVER PROTOCOLS

  • Data I/O Protocol: NMEA 0183, Crescent Raw Binary (proprietary)
  • Correction I/O Protocol: Hemisphere GNSS
    Proprietary, ROX, RTCM v2.3, RTCM v3.2, CMR,
    CMR+
  • Other: 1PPS Timing Output, Speed Pulse,
    Event Marker Input (optional)

POWER

  • Input Voltage: 5VDC @ 2A USB
  • Power Consumption : 1.7-2 W nominal
  • Overtime Technology™ Battery:3.6V 6000 mAh Li-ion (GNS3M/GNS3H) 10 hours, (GNS3S) 16 hours
  • Charging Time: Less than 4 hours

ANTENNA

  • Internal precision single/multi-frequency with integrated ground plane
  • External Antenna Port: MCX type, 50 ohm 15VDC @ 45 mA maximum (GNS3M)/20mA maxiumum (GNS3S)

JUNIPER RUGGED™

  • Operating Temp: -20 C to +60 C
  • Storage Temp: -30 C to +60 C
  • Meets or Exceeds MIL-STD 810G (Drop, Vibration, Temperature, Ingress Protection)
  • Enclosure Rating: IP68 (1.4 meters for 30 min)

RECEIVER UPGRADES

  • 10 Hz Data Rate
  • 20 Hz Data Rate
  • Multi-Frequency
  • Atlas Basic
  • Atlas H30
  • Atlas H10
  • Athena RTK Engine

DIMENSIONS

  • 110x110x57mm (4.36x4.36x2.5in)
  • GNS3S Weight: 365g (12.9oz)
  • GNS3M/GNS3H Weight: 405g (14.3oz)
  • Mount: ¼ x 20 camera stud and M4 AMPS diagonal

GEODE GNS3 COMPATIBILITY

  • GeodeConnect™ software provides configuration, communications setup, and receiver settings
  • Windows® 10/11
  • Android™ 8 and above
  • iPhone and iPad
  • (1) Geode GNSS receiver with integrated antenna and battery
  • (1) USB Type-C to USB Type-C cable
  • (1) 5/8 x 11 pole mount adapter
  • (1) USB charger
Questions & Answers
What is the accuracy both with and without the Atlas subscription service?
Real-time accuracy with SBAS corrections is < 30cm HRMS and < 60cm 2DRMS. Atlas corrections are based on the subscription.
Will this work with a tripod?
The Geode receiver has an integrated 1/4 x 20 camera stud and is supplied with a 5/8 x 11 pole mount adapter for use with range poles. Both bipods and tripods are available for use with GPS range poles.
Is this available with a serial port?
All GNS3 models includes a native 9-pin serial port standard.
What is the difference in 1Hz vs 10Hz data output on the Geode?
With a 1Hz output (standard), the Geode will update position and output data to your connected device once per second. With the 10Hz upgrade, the unit would update up to 10 times per second. The 10Hz upgrade is best when you require greater detail or if you are collecting data more rapidly.
How well is the Geode GNSS able to locate position indoors?
GNSS and GPS units are designed for outdoor position monitoring and therefore will not be accurate indoors. There are indoor positioning systems for that type of application. 
Is the 10Hz data output option available post-purchase of the Geode GNSS receiver?
Yes, you can add this upgrade, in addition to others after the purchase, if needed. Refer to the manual or the specifications for a full list of upgrades.
Are the Geode single frequency GNSS receivers, upgradeable to multi-frequency able to perform the upgrade with the existing hardware?
Yes, they are single frequency, standard, but have the ability to be upgraded to multi, unlike the other model (GNS3S-CFG(13817)).
Does the Geode require a subscription?
The Geode Connect app is free and does not require a subscription. However, if Atlas corrections are desired, this option can be added to an already purchased Geode. More information on the Atlas subscription options can be found in the manual.
What is the Juniper Geode Warranty?
The Juniper Geode GNSS Receiver has a 2-year manufacturer’s warranty, and the battery includes a 90-day warranty. The warranty period starts on the day the customer receives the equipment.
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