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Example
Enter the following command to set conversion parameters for a user-defined
datum. You can use the
$PASHS,DTM command to enable the conversion to the
user-defined datum.
$PASHS,UD4,0,100.0,295.5,0.00001,9.5
UDD: User-Defined Datum
$PASHS,UDD,d1,f2,f3,
D
x,
D
y,
D
z,
e
x
,
e
y
,
e
z
,f4
This command sets parameters for the user-defined datum and store them in
battery-backed memory. Use this command with the
$PASHS,DTM,UDD
command, described on page 106. Table 6.66 lists the parameters of the
$PASHS,DTM,UDD command.
$PASHQ,UDD,[c1]
This is the associated query command, where c1 is the optional output port. If a
port is not specified, the receiver sends the response to the current port.
The response message is in the format:
$PASHR,UDD,d1,f2,f3,
D
x,
D
y,
D
z,
e
x,
e
y,
e
z,f4
Table 6.66 lists the parameters.
f3 Datum rotation in seconds of arc -10.00 to 10.00
f4 Datum scale value in parts per million -10.0 to 10.0
DEFAULT SETTING
UD4 Base System—WGS-84
Table 6.66. User-defined Datum Parameters
Field Description Range Units Default
d1 Identifier for the geodetic reference
datum; always zero 0 N/A 0
f2 Semi-major axis 6300000.000 to
6400000.000 meters 6378137.000
Table 6.65. $PASHS,UD4 Parameters
Parameter Definition Range