Command/Response Formats
189
Com
m
and
s
where Table 6.98 defines the parameters.
Example: Set antenna parameters of base station.
$PASHS,CPD,ANT,6.4,0.13,0.02,0,0<Enter>
$PASHQ,CPD,ANT,c
The associated query command is $PASHQ,CPD,ANT,c where c is the optional
output port. The command queries the Base station from the Rover. This command is
only valid from the Rover. If this command is sent when the receiver is in Base mode,
the response will be $PASHR,NAK.
Example: $PASHQ,CPD,ANT <Enter>
$PASHR,CPD,ANT
The message returns the Base station parameters from the Rover. It is in the form:
$PASHR,CPD,ANT,f1,f2,f3,m4,f5*cc
where Table 6.99 outlines the response format.
Table 6.98: CPD,ANT Parameter Table
Parameter
Description
Range
Units
f1
Antenna height (measured from the point to the
antenna edge). (Survey mark to edge of antenna)
0 - 6.4000
meter
f2
Antenna radius
0 - 6.4000
meter
f3
Vertical offset (phase center to ground plane)
0 - 99.9999
meter
m4
Always 0
0
f5
Always 0
0
Table 6.99: CPD,ANT Message Structure
Field
Description
Range
Units
f1
Antenna height (measured from the point
to the antenna edge). (Survey mark to
edge of antenna)
0 - 6.4000
meter
f2
Antenna radius
0 - 6.4000
meter
f3
Vertical offset (phase center to ground
plane)
0 - 99.9999
meter
m4
Always 0
0
f5
Always 0
0
cc
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