DOC 6501_Release V
ATS-6501 Users Guide
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[waas9a] onchanged
[OK] 2013-08-08T13:56:26Z
E.
The data requested will now be available on port 1135.
Users can make changes to the desired information that is being logged by using the log
command to add logs as described above or delete a desired log using the
unlog
command. To
delete the desired data type use the
unlog rt [datatype]
command to remove the desired data from
the list. Users can remove all of the log files simply using the
unlog rt all
command.
ATS-6501>unlog rt waas9a
[OK] 2013-08-08T13:59:56Z
ATS 6501>settings gps_logging:rt
[enable] true
[log_selection]
[gpggartk] ontime 1
[ptds] ontime 20
[rangea] ontime 30
[timea] ontime 1
[OK] 2013-08-08T14:00:13Z
Once the desired changes are made save the set up using the
save_logs rt
command.
ATS 6501>save_logs rt
[OK] 2013-08-08T14:04:43Z
Note:
If you do not save the setup the system will come back up with the factory defaults when
the system is rebooted, restarted, or power cycled and any changes that were made will not be
retained. Users can also save these settings to a different configuration file if desired by adding
the filename to the
save_logs rt
command.
3.8 WAAS Satellites (Not available in SAASM version)
The ATS-6501 is capable of tracking up to two of the Wide Area Augmentation Systems
(WAAS) satellites. These satellites broadcast GPS signals with information that is useful in
improving the accuracy of GPS. The ATS-6501 automatically determines which of up to two
nearest satellites to track based on the current antenna position. This data from these satellites
can be made available using the ftp/rt log file settings for the OEMV (i.e. WAAS9A onchange).
# WAAS Satellite Tracking Configuration
#
# Name PRN Longitude(Deg E) Doppler Window
AMR 133 -98.0 0 50
CRW 135 -133.0 0 50
CRE 138 -107.3 0 50
AORE 120 -15.5 0 50
ARTEMIS 124 21.5 0 50
IORW 126 25.0 0 50
IORE 131 64.5 0 50
MTSAT-1R 129 140 0 50
MTSAT-2 137 145 0 50