Eurotech 930150-4003R, User Manual

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PART 2: SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION
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Forward GPS to Physical COM Port
The following screen capture shows the GPS tab if Forward GPS to Physical COM Port is set to Yes .
The following table lists the options offered.
OPTION
EXPLANATION
Outbound COM Port Select the serial COM port to which the GPS data is sent.
Important:
Make sure this COM port is not configured for another
service in the ZyWAN-G9. Otherwise, both services may
conflict for the port and not operate correctly.
Baud Rate Select the baud rate to use for the serial GPS output. Baud rate options
range from 1200 to 115,200 bps.
Data Bits Select the number of data bits to use for the serial GPS output. Options are
5 , 6 , 7 , and 8 .
Parity Select the parity to use for the serial GPS output. Options are None , Odd ,
Even , Mark , Space .
Stop Bits Select the number of stop bits to use for the serial GPS output. Options are
1 , 1.5 , and 2 .
Flow Ctrl
Select whether to use hardware flow control for the serial GPS output.
Options are
None , and RTS/CTS (hardware flow control).
The
Enable options determine which NMEA messages are sent through the COM port. The following
table describes these options.
OPTION
EXPLANATION
Enable GPGLL? Select Yes to enable the GPGLL message in the NMEA data stream.
Enable GPGGA? Select Yes to enable the GPGGA message in the NMEA data stream.
Enable GPVTG? Select Yes to enable the GPVTG message in the NMEA data stream.
Enable GPRMC? Select Yes to enable the GPVTG message in the NMEA data stream.
Enable GPRMC? Select Yes to enable the GPRMC message in the NMEA data stream.
Enable GPGSA?
Select Yes to enable the GPGSA message in the NMEA data stream.
Enable GPGSV? Select Yes to enable the GPGSV message in the NMEA data stream.
Enable PFST,FOM? Select Yes to enable the PFST and FOM messages in the NMEA data
stream.
Enable GPS Terminal Server
The following screen capture shows the window if Enable GPS Terminal Server? is set to Yes .