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ATS-6501 Users Guide
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latitude:
Description:
Sets the latitude of the GPS antenna. 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 and fixes the position of the GPS antenna accordingly using the
specified latitude and the current longitude and altitude (given by
status gps:position
).
See also: longitude, altitude, position_mode, fix_position
Usage:
latitude <DEGREES | DD:MM:SS> [<n | s>]
DEGREES Latitude in decimal degrees N (unless 's' is specified)
DD:MM:SS Latitude in degrees, minutes, seconds N (unless 's' is specified)
Command Examples:
ATS-6501>latitude 38.466279772
ATS-6501>latitude 38.466279772N
ATS-6501>latitude -38.466279772
ATS-6501>latitude 38.466279772S
Query:
ATS-6501>settings gps:positioning:manual_position
[altitude] 5.15161000001
[latitude] 3.84662797701
[longitude] -7.74408692501
list:
Description:
Lists the settings files available to load different system configurations.
Multiple system configurations can be created and stored using the
save
command and then
reloaded later to simplify changing between different system configurations. The
configuration files themselves are stored to the flash card however so changing the flash
card will cause the system to lose the configuration files saved by the user.
Configuration files can contain either an entire system configuration or just a subset of the
system configuration. This allows users to change just the portion of the configuration that
is of interest and keep the rest of the settings the same. The file named "default" however
contains the entire system configuration and is the configuration file that is loaded on
system startup.
By default the save command stores the entire settings tree to the file named "default".
This is the settings file that is loaded at startup so it defines the settings that the system will
be initialized with. Other configurations can be stored by specifying a unique filename.
To view the settings contained within the file simply supply the optional FILENAME
parameter and the system will display the file contents. Likewise, if only a subset of the
file is of interest, specify the optional FILENAME parameter along with the NODE
parameter to view only that portion of the file contents. For instance,
typing list default
gps:positioning
lists the GPS positioning settings within the configuration file named
default.