ashtech HDS800, Reference Manual

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Configuration Tab
Satellites
Use this area to define the constellations tracked by the base
as well as the elevation mask applied to all constellations.
See the description of each parameter in the table below.
Internal Radio (Port D)
The receiver uses the “ADL Foundation” model from Pacific
Crest as the internal radio. Use this area to turn on or off the
internal radio. Turn it on if the receiver is required to use it.
Otherwise keep it turned off.
Serial Ports
Use this area to set the receiver ports and declare the
different external devices connected to them. For each port
(ports A, B, F), set their parameters as explained in the table
below.
Parameter Designation $PASHS
Recording and
Output Eleva-
tion Mask
Enter the elevation mask, in degrees, used by the
receiver to determine which raw/differential data from
each visible satellite should be recorded or output,
depending on the elevation of the satellite. No data
from any visible satellite located below this elevation
angle will be recorded or output.
ELM
GLONASS
Check this button to enable GLONASS tracking
(requires installed S option). Clear it otherwise.
GLO
SBAS
Check this button to enable SBAS tracking.Clear it
otherwise.
SBA
Parameter Designation $PASHS
Connection
Choose the device to which the port is connected. The
possible choices are:
• None/Cable: The port is not used or is connected to
an external device via a cable.
• U-Link TRx (on port A only): The port is connected
to a U-Link TRx.
• Magellan UHF (on port A only): The port is con-
nected to transmitter P/N 800986-x0.
• PDL HPB/LBP: The port is connected to a PDL
transmitter.
• ARF7474B EU: The port is connected to a license-
free radio for use in European countries.
• ARF7474A NA: The port is connected to a license-
free radio for use on the North American continent.
• ADL Vantage: The port is connected to an ADL
transmitter.
RDP,TYP
(+ ECP)