Main components

The HiPer XR GNSS receiver includes a GNSS antenna, GNSS receiver module, many communication technologies, internal non-removable batteries, and an internal memory card in a resistant, fully sealed magnesium housing

The upper part of the receiver that includes the GNSS and wireless communication antennas has a shock-absorbing rubber bumper.

Figure: HiPer XR with and without radio antenna connector

The HiPer XR GNSS receiver is available in many hardware configurations. The primary configurations are with or without an integrated radio modem. The table shows the available configurations, how to identify each one, and the applicable radio antennas for the specified receiver configurations and regions

Note: HiPer XR GNSS receiver assemblies vary by country or region. Speak to a local Topcon dealer to learn about local availability.

HiPer XR GNSS receiver assemblies, part numbers, and descriptions
Assembly and Part Number	Description
HiPer XR No Modem (4G Cellular) P/N 1049232-03	The receiver does not include an integrated radio modem, no applicable radio antenna.
HiPer XR Internal UHF Radio Modem (4G Cellular) P/N 1049232-01	The receiver includes an integrated SATEL-TR4+ radio modem and external antenna connector. Supported frequency bands: Licensed 403 MHz to 473 MHz Available radio antennas: 400 MHz to 450 MHz whip antenna, P/N 1065028-02 430 MHz to 480 MHz whip antenna, P/N 1065028-03
HiPer XR Internal FH915 Modem (4G Cellular) P/N 1049232-04	The receiver includes an integrated SATEL TR9 radio modem and external antenna connector. Supported frequency band: 902 MHz to 928 MHz Available radio antennas: 902 MHz to 928 MHz whip antenna, P/N 1065028-04
HiPer XR Internal Alinco Radio Modem (4G Cellular) P/N 1049232-02	The receiver includes an integrated ALINCO XE9030EP radio modem. Supported frequency bands: 351.20000 MHz to 351.38125 MHz (only available in Japan) Available radio antenna: 351 MHz to 358 MHz whip antenna, P/N 1065028-01

For specified HiPer XR GNSS receivers that contain an integrated radio modem, the radio antenna connects to the external antenna RP_SMA connector on the radome. There are four available whip antennas that are specially tuned to transmit/receive the frequencies used by the different radio modems. The whip antennas have the frequency ranges printed on them and are color-coded on the inner sides of the connectors. The frequency ranges are printed on the antennas and color-coded on the inner sides of the connectors.

Note: The internal radio modems available in the Topcon HiPer XR GNSS receiver operate with the radio antennas shown. Antennas not shown or on the table with the HiPer XR GNSS receiver assemblies, part numbers, and descriptions, cannot be used with this device.