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Parity
N
If required, a parity bit is used in a simple error detection algorithm for a serial
port.
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Stop Bits
1
This parameter is used to indicate the end of the transmission. It is usually
set to
1 .
Target Marker format
$MSTRK,xx,hhmmss.ss,nnnnnnnn.nn,c,eeeeeeee.ee,c,U<CR><LF>
$MSTRK Start character and prefix.
xx
Target number, ranging from 00 to 99.
hhmmss.ss UTC time in hours, minutes, and seconds.
nnnnnnnn.nn Northing or Latitude depends on the “U” definition.
c N: North; S: South
eeeeeeee.ee
Easting or Longitude depends on the “U” definition.
c E: East; W: West
U
‘f’: Northing/Easting in feet. Variable number of digits
for Northing/Easting and variable number of digits for
decimal-fraction of Northing/Easting.
‘m’: Northing/Easting in metres. Variable number of
digits for Northing/Easting and variable number of digits
for decimal-fraction of Northing/Easting.
‘l’: Lat/Lon in degrees. For Latitude: two fixed digits
of Latitude degrees, two fixed digits of minutes, and a
variable number of digits for decimal-fraction of minutes.
For Longitude: three fixed digits of Longitude degrees,
two fixed digits of minutes, and a variable number of
digits for decimal-fraction of minutes.
CRLF Termination
Related topics
Placing target markers, page 51
Functions and dialog boxes