Baseband Technologies Inc.
Title: Stamp-size Ultra Low-Power GPS Receiver Module User Guide Rev 1.0
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4.1.8
@OUTPUT
Description:
@OUTPUT command defines what data messages will be sent to an output destination.
Destinations:
The LOG destination is the same USB or UART connection used to send commands.
A .LOG file will also be created on the SD card, if present.
The SPI destination sends the messages to the SPI pins.
The FLASH destination sends the messages to an onboard flash chip, if present.
The SD destination sends the messages to an onboard SD card, if present, and is
specific to ORS messages (see below).
Data Messages:
ORS messages (available in @MODE 1/2/3) contain RF sample information. They
can be sent to LOG, SPI, FLASH, and SD destinations. Note ORS messages will not be
included in the .LOG file on the SD card.
MS1, MS8 and MSE messages (available in @MODE 2/3 only) contain measurement
information. They can be sent to LOG, SPI, and FLASH. MSE message format has
been deprecated.
POS messages (mode 3 only) are $GPGGA NMEA messages. They are always sent to
LOG. They can also be sent to SPI and FLASH.
Syntax:
@OUTPUT (-)(ALL | ORS2LOG | ORS2SPI | ORS2FLASH | ORS2SD | MS12LOG | MS12SPI |
MS12FLASH | MS82LOG | MS82SPI | MS82FLASH | MSE2LOG | MSE2SPI | MSE2FLASH |
POS2SPI | POS2FLASH)
Where,
multiple parameters may be included in one message to enable.
any parameter preceded with “-“ will be disabled.
-ALL will disable all output options.
Examples:
@OUTPUT ORS2LOG MS82LOG -MS12SPI
@OUTPUT -ALL MS82LOG
4.1.9
$PAUSE
Description:
