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March 30th, 2016
New Leica Geosystems Reference Servers, Monitoring Receiver Anticipate Needs, Provide Solutions for Today, Tomorrow

HEERBRUGG, Switzerland – Leica Geosystems, industry leader in measurement technology,  announces the latest generation  of reference servers and monitoring receiver, optimised with multi-frequency 555 channel capabilities to connect with current and all anticipated GNSS signals.

The new Leica GR30 and GR50 reference servers and GM30 monitoring receiver are primed  for the constantly changing requirements of GNSS technology. Now equipped with 555 channels, the new reference stations and monitoring receivers support all global GNSS constellations, such as GPS, GLONASS, Galileo and BeiDou, as well as regional systems such as QZSS and SBAS. Seamlessly working with a multitude of signals, monitoring professionals as well as geodetic research and engineering specialists can be  confident they will obtain the highest quality data and continuous, uninterrupted accuracy for outstanding processing performance.

Integral part of industry-leading solutions
These new reference servers and monitoring receiver are a vital part of Leica Geosystems’ innovative GNSS streamlined solution.  With standard open interfaces, they can be seamlessly integrated with other existing systems. Maximum benefit with minimum effort is achieved through automated firmware updates, plug-and-play connectivity, simultaneous and multiple communications interfaces, power supply and logging capabilities.

“When considering a GNSS reference station solution, superior quality and long product life is very important,” said Frank Pache, senior product manager of Leica Geosystems. “Our new reference servers fulfil this demand. In addition, users who have already invested in the previous generation solutions can now benefit from a free upgrade to the new reference servers. They can enjoy the peace of mind that comes with being equipped with today’s and tomorrow’s GNSS signals.”

Complete, easy control
Thanks to the comprehensive and user-friendly web interface, both GNSS network beginners and highly experienced professionals have complete and easy control. Leica Active Assist’s support team make sure your GNSS projects run smoothly by providing live and secure onboard assistance whenever needed.

Scientists, researchers and engineers are also provided with detailed information about movements of man-made and natural structures as well as real-time position solutions. Three different modes, specifically designed to work with reference station, structural and network RTK service monitoring continuously provide specialists with real-time precision data.

The Leica GM30 monitoring receiver is also part of the powerful GeoMoS solution, delivering timely and actionable information to respond quickly and minimise dangerous and costly damages. The reference servers and receiver are also an integral part of the Leica Spider family, a suite of software providing RTK services for tailor-made solutions. Together these programs offer users flexible, adaptable and hassle-free operation.

For more detailed information on the Leica GR30 and GR50 reference servers:
http://leica-geosystems.com/GR30
http://leica-geosystems.com/GR50

For more detailed information on the Leica GM30 receiver:
http://leica-geosystems.com/GM30