DOC 6501_Release V
ATS-6501 Users Guide
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diff:
Description:
Shows the differences between the current settings and the last saved
settings. If the application is restarted or rebooted by the user the system will revert to the
previously saved settings.
Usage:
diff [--view <tree | flat>] [--nodesonly]
--view Specify the output view. Default is tree.
--nodesonly
Output only the names of changed nodes.
i.e., don't display values
edit_clock
Description:
Change the kas2 settings of a timescale clock
Usage:
edit_clock <clockName>
--local < true | false >
--filter_member < true | false >
--weight_member < true | false >
--weight_type < DEF | SPD | WGT >
--sbeta < val > --smu < val > --sxi < val > --szeta < val >
--wa < val > --wb < val > --wc < val > --wd < val >
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local: true for any clock measured on a 4393 module installed in the unit, otherwise
false, default = true.
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filter_member: true for clocks participating in the timescale. false provides a way to
measure a 1PPS clock or reference against the timescale without requiring it to participate
in the timescale.
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weight_member' true means the clock is fully weighted in the timescale. false provides a
way to let the system estimate the clocks state vector without requiring it to participate in
the timescale.
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filter_member = false', 'weight_member = true' is an invalid scenerio.
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weight_type: specifies what spectral densities to use for a clock: DEF(default),
SPD(custom, via sbeta, smu, sxi, szeta), or WGT(hard-wired weights via wa, wb, wc,
wd). For the case of WGT, the values must be in the range (0 - 1).
fix_position:
Description:
Sets the position of the GPS antenna to the specified value. If the system is
not currently in the manual position mode (given by
settings gps:positioning:mode
) then it
is changed to manual position mode.
Note:
Sending the command with no arguments causes the system to change to the manual
position mode and use the current GPS antenna position (given by
status gps:position
).
See also: latitude, longitude, altitude, position_mode
Usage
: fix_position [LAT LON ALT]
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LAT Latitude of antenna in decimal degrees N