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Set Command Library
Command Format
Syntax
$PASHS,PAR,LOD[,d1][,s2][*cc]
Parameters
Examples
Changing the receiver configuration by loading the PAR file
saved on the USB memory:
$PASHS,PAR,LOD*5D
Changing the receiver configuration by loading the PAR file
named “PF_95685_145084518.par“ located in the internal
memory:
$PASHS,PAR,LOD,0,PF_95685_145084518.par*11
Relevant Query
Command
None.
See also
$PASHS,PAR,SAV
Parameter
Description
Range Default
d1
Memory where the PAR file can be found:
• 0: Internal memory (NAND Flash)
• 2: USB key
If d1 is omitted, the receiver will assume that the
PAR file is on the USB key.
0, 2
2
s2
File name (PF_SSSSS_dddhhmmss.par)
where:
• SSSSS: Last 5 digits from serial number
• ddd: Day number (1.. 366)
• hhmmss: Time
If s2 is omitted, the receiver checks that only
one PAR file is found in the specified memory. If
that is the case, the receiver will be configured
according to this file. If several PAR files are
found, then $PASHR,NAK will be returned and
the receiver will keep its current configuration.
-
-
*cc
Optional checksum
*00-*FF -
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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