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User Manual / IBR900/IBR950 1/5/17
The Trimble ASCII Interface Protocol (TAIP) was designed
for vehicle tracking. For more information about TAIP, see
these
instructions from Trimble.
• Choose Language - TAIP
• Enable Vehicle ID Reporting - Include the vehicle ID #
with every TAIP sentence. This can be useful when a
single remote client or server is handling GPS position
reports from multiple routers.
• Enable TAIP sentence checksum reporting - Include a
checksum with each TAIP sentence.
• Prepend a newline character to each TAIP sentence -
Prepends [CR][LF] characters to each TAIP sentence.
• Report TAIP AL sentences - Reports a GPS fix using
TAIP AL sentence format.
• Report TAIP CP sentences - Reports a GPS fix using
TAIP CP sentence format.
• Report TAIP ID sentences - Reports a GPS fix using
TAIP ID sentence format.
• Report TAIP LN sentences - Reports a GPS fix using
TAIP LN sentence format.
• Report TAIP PV sentences - Reports a GPS fix using
TAIP PV sentence format.
Language Settings (Modem-Status) - A string containing
GPS position as well as cellular modem status (RSRP,
DBM, RSRQ, ECIO, etc).
NOTE: Modem-Status has no
configurable options.
Reporting Intervals
• Default Time Interval (seconds) - Set the interval in
seconds between periodic GPS sentence reports. Use
as long an interval as is practical for your application.
The shorter the interval the more router resources
and bandwidth will be used by the GPS subsystem.
Too frequent reports may cause performance and/or
availability issues. (Specifying a value of 0 seconds
disables default time interval reporting.)
• Stationary Time Interval (seconds) - The time interval
(seconds) while remaining stationary to pass before
triggering reporting of GPS sentence(s). While the
unit is stationary, the “Default Time Interval” is
overridden and a report will be triggered every
Stationary Time Interval. (Specifing a value of 0
seconds disables stationary time interval reporting.)
• Stationary Event Threshold (seconds) - When
movement ceases for longer than the Stationary
Event Threshold, a GPS report will be triggered.
An additional GPS report will be triggered when
movement resumes (i.e. when the Stationary Distance
Threshold is exceeded). While stationary, additional
GPS Reports can be triggered by the Default Time