ashtech HDS800, Reference Manual

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Using the Web Server
* Worst-case estimates. Real throughputs are often shorter by 4 to 8 bytes.
NOTE: For more information on the size of ATOM
messages, please refer to the
ATOM Reference Manual .
• The ports used to make the differential messages
available to users are defined on the
Base Setup
page.
To define raw data messages, click on
Data Output
and then on
the
Raw Data
submenu. Use the page that opens as explained
below:
• All the raw data message types pertaining to a given data
format are listed below:
• Follow the instructions below to define the output of
messages, whether in ATOM or Ashtech Legacy format:
– Select the message type from the
Message
drop-down
list, the output port from the
Output
drop-down list,
then enter its output rate, in seconds, in the
Rate
field,
and finally click on the
Add
button. The new message
definition will then appear as a new row in the table on
the right.
– To change the definition of an existing message (port,
rate), select the corresponding row in the table. This
populates the three fields on the left with the
definition of that message. Edit the port and/or rate
and then click on the
Modify
button to save your
changes.The table row is updated accordingly.
Note that depending on the current selection on this
page, the button located underneath the three fields
on the left may be either grayed or with a different
label (
Add
or
Modify
).
– Deleting a message definition can be done by simply
clicking on the corresponding “trash” sign in the
Clear
column on the far right. This deletes the table row.
– There is also a
Clear All
button under the table that
allows you to delete all message definitions from the
table in one click.
• Click on the
Configure
button to save all the changes made
and then go back to the
Base Setup
menu
Format Message types
ATOM NAV, ATR, PVT, DAT, EVT, RNX
Ashtech legacy
SNV, SNG, SNW, SAL, SAG, SAW, ION, SBD,
MPC, PBN, DPC