SEPTENTRIO PolaRx5TR, Reference Manual

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1.13 Configure an IP Receive Port
The receiver can be configured to automatically receive data (typically differential correc-
tions) from an IP server. In this example, we show how to connect to an IP server having the
hostname
MyServer
and using port 28786.
1. Configure one of the IP receive connections (see section 1.1.5) to listen to port 28786
of
MyServer
. Here, we assume that the first IP receive connection (
IPR1
) is free:
setIPReceiveSettings,IPR1,28786,TCP2Way,MyServer <CR>
2. If the data stream from the IP server contains differential corrections in CMR or
RTCM format, the receiver will automatically decode them and use them in the PVT
processing.
3. To close the connection, enter the following command:
setIPReceiveSettings,IPR1,0 <CR>
The TCP connection initiated by the receiver is bidirectional. Once the connection is estab-
lished, the receiver accepts input data from the server (as shown above), but it can also send
data to the server, or process user commands from the server.
The example showed how to set up a TCP connection with the server. The receiver can also
listen to incoming UDP messages. In that case, the connection is unidirectional and the server
address or hostname must not be specified. For example, to listen to UDP messages on port
28786, use the command:
setIPReceiveSettings,IPR1,28786,UDP <CR>
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