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ZyWAN-G9 - User Manual
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Note:
If the GPS Terminal Server is configured here, it must also be included as a TCP port in the
Open Ports section of the Networking page, so the firewall will allow connections to be made
to the ZyWAN-G9.
The following table lists the fields offered if
Enable GPS Terminal Server? is set to Yes .
FIELD
EXPLANATION
TCP Port To Listen On:
Enter the port number to use for the terminal server which delivers GPS
data to a host. Port numbers must be an unused port number between 1
and 65535.
Maximum Number of
Connections Allowed: Enter the maximum number (between 1 and 8) of simultaneous host
connections which are allowed to connect to the ZyWAN-G9 to receive
streaming GPS data.
The
Enable options determine which NMEA messages are sent through the network 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 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.
GPS UDP Message Format
The following screen capture shows the window if GPS UDP Message Format? is set to Arcom Format
or ActSoft Format .
Note:
If the GPS UDP option is configured here, its UDP server port must also be included in the
Open Ports section of the Networking page as UDP, so the firewall will allow
acknowledgements to be sent back to the ZyWAN-G9. This is required for the Actsoft