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Complete Manual: CTM-15X Firmware 1.2.0
(Revision 1.0)
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7BReport Messages
8.16
Message Type 101, Trimble Proprietary LN message
This is the standard TAIP LN response message of format:
>RLNAAAAABBBSCCDDDDDDDSEEEFFFFFFFSGGGGGGHHIIIJSKKKLMMMNOOPPQQ……PPQQRRRRRRRR
RRXT<
Where:
AAAAA.BBB
is the GPS time in seconds and decimal seconds
S
is + or –
SCC.DDDDDDD
is the Latitude in degrees and decimal degrees
SEEE.FFFFFFF
is the Longitude in degrees and decimal degrees
SGGGGGG.HH
is the altitude above mean sea level in feet and decimal feet
III.J
is the horizontal speed in mph and decimal mph
SKKK.L
is the vertical speed in mph and decimal mph
MMM.N
is the heading in degrees and decimal degrees
OO
is the number of SVs (satellites) used
PP
is the SV ID for each satellite used
is the IODE for each satellite used, but it should be always
zero
because it is not supported
RRRRRRRRRR
is not used
X
is the fix mode: 0 = 2D, 1 = 3D, 9 = no fix available
T
is the data age: 2 = <10sec, 1 = >10sec, 0 = not available
Example:
>RLN849122000000000000008130007000800190023002
80003002500000000000012<
8.17
Message Type 112, ULCP binary format, Digital input and Output states,
Modem ID and GPS data
Header:
0x70 0xSS 0x06 0x00 0x00 0xNN 0x0000
Where
NN
is the message length range 0x1d to 0x27 - dependant on the Modem ID string length.
Note: This message is similar to message type
98
, but adds output state information as well as modem ID
Message body:
Hex
Description
4 bytes
Normalized latitude (RMC latitude x 100,000)
4 bytes
Normalized longitude (RMC longitude x 100,000)
2 bytes
Speed in knots
2 bytes
Heading
1 byte
GPS data validity: 0x”A” = valid; 0x”V” = invalid
1 byte
Number of satellites used for position fix
1 byte
Position type (from GGA message)
1 byte
Digital input state (0= off, 1=on): bit 0 = input #1, bit 1 = input #2…bit 5 = input #6, bit 6 =