ashtech HDS800, Reference Manual

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Using Serial Commands
Then you just have to copy the file to the USB key’s root
directory.
The receiver will always execute the list of commands (the
script ) in the given order, except for some commands like
$PASHS,REC and $PASHS,INI, which are necessarily run
last.
Starting the execution of the script may be done in two
different ways:
• Automatically : The receiver will automatically prompt you
to run the script when you connect the USB key to the
receiver. This is achieved by simply naming the file
“autoconfig.cmd”
• Manually : This is achieved by naming the file differently
and using the $PASHS,CMD,LOD command to initiate the
execution of the script.
Described below is the typical procedure to make the receiver
run automatically a series of commands stored on a USB key
under a file named “autoconfig.cmd”:
• Connect the USB key to the receiver.
• Wait until the USB logo appears on the receiver screen
and a message is prompted (
Upload Script?
).
• Accept the request by pressing the Log button (you could
reject it by pressing the Scroll button). The receiver will
then start executing the script of commands. This is
indicated on the display screen where you can see the
number of commands to be run (on the right) and the rank
of the command being currently run (on the left). In the
USB Port
Receiver
Cable P/N 702103
USB Key