Spectracom GSG-5 series, User Manual With Scpi Manual

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Model Scenario Position Start Date
GSG-62/63/64 OPT-L2 GPSL1L2Pcode N60°27'24.41",
E42°7'24.42" 01/01/2016
15:00
GSG-62/63/64 OPT-L2 GPSL1L2pseudoY N60°27'24.41",
E42°7'24.42" 01/01/2016
15:00
GSG-62/63/64 OPT-L2 OPT-GLO GPSGLOL1L2pseudoY N60°27'24.41",
E42°7'24.42"
01/01/2016
15:00
GSG-5/55/56/62/63/64 OPT-
MP GPSMP2Static N10°39'0.00",
W061°27'0.00" 01/01/2016
10:02
GSG-5/55/56/62/63/64 OPT-
MP GPSMP4Static N39°54'0.00",
E116°24'0.00" 01/01/2016
10:02
GSG-5/55/56/62/63/64 OPT-
INTF GPSINTFStatic N43°4'59.25",
W077°35'20.67" 01/01/2016
09:20
GSG-5/55/56/62/63/64 OPT-
INTF OPT-GLO GPSGLOINTFStatic N60°27'24.41",
E042°7'24.42" 01/01/2016
09:03
5.12 Default Scenario Satellites
As of spring 2015, the default GPS constellation consists of the following active satellites:
3 x Block IIA satellites
12 x Block IIR satelliets
7 x Block IIR-M satellites
10 x Block IIF satellites
GSG uses this constellation as the default for its scenarios. You can, however, change this when
developing or manipulating scenarios, e.g., to simulate an event in the past.
The following illustration shows the Constellation Editor window with the default satellite types.
The window can be accessed in Studioview , via the Tools menu > Scenario Editor > Signals
tab > Edit GPS constellation … button:
5.12 Default Scenario Satellites
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