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Web Server Help Files Collection
Status Bar and Units Used
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Degrees (Deg.)
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Degrees, minutes (Deg. Min.)
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Degrees, minutes, seconds (Deg. Min. Sec.)
The format of latitude and longitude depends on the chosen
angle unit. The corresponding formats are described in the
table below.
Where:
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N for North, S for South; E for East, W for West
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“D..” for degree digits, “M..” for minute digits, “S..” for
second digits
When typing in a latitude or longitude, leading and trailing
zeroes can be omitted. Degree (°), minute (’) and second (”)
symbols can be omitted as well.
For example, typing 5 6.45 N is a valid entry for 5°
06.450000’ N.
If you use the “Deg.” angle unit, you can use signs for
directions:
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“-” sign for South (S) or West (W)
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No sign or “+” sign for North (N) or East (E)
Time Units
Time is always expressed in 24-hour format. You can choose
between the following two options:
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UTC: UTC time provided by the receiver.
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Local: Local time derived from the UTC time provided by
the receiver, taking into account the time zone read from
the computer’s regional settings.
Angle Unit
Used
Latitude Format
Longitude Format
Deg.
DD.DDDDDDDD° N or
DD.DDDDDDDD° S
DDD.DDDDDDDD° E or
DDD.DDDDDDDD° W
Deg. Min.
DD°MM.MMMMMM’ N or
DD°MM.MMMMMM’ S
DDD°MM.MMMMMM’ E or
DDD°MM.MMMMMM’ W
Deg. Min.
Sec.
DD°MM’ SS.SSSSS” N or
DD°MM’ SS.SSSSS” S
DDD°MM’ SS.SSSSS” E or
DDD°MM’ SS.SSSSS” W
Summary of Contents for HDS800
Page 1: ...Reference Manual HDS800...
Page 16: ...x Enabling a Firmware Option 639 Decoding an NTRIP Source Table 639 Logging Raw Data 642...
Page 54: ...38 Receiver Description...
Page 104: ...88 Using the Web Server...
Page 189: ...173 Web Server Help Files Collection Configuration Tab...
Page 266: ...250 Using Serial Commands...
Page 606: ...590 Query Command Library...
Page 619: ...603 Data Output...
Page 628: ...612 Data Output...
Page 650: ...634 Troubleshooting...
Page 660: ...644 Other Procedures Memos...
Page 676: ...X XDR 110 112 587 Z Z Blade 1 ZDA 347 431 588...
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