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Advanced Telemetry Systems, Inc. R4520C Reference User Manual R05-11A 46
Aerial Data – The data stored while the R4520C was logging in either Aerial or Manual Mode.
SS : A number from 0-59 representing the second.
(FF)FFFF : A number representing the transmitter’s frequency. Either it will be 6 digits representing the entire
frequency or it will be a number from 0-9999 representing the last four digits of the frequency.
nn: A 2 digit number from 0-99 representing the tag ID.
mmm: A 3 digit number from 0-255 representing the number of detections with a mortality indicator.
TTT : A number from 40-154 representing the signal strength.
(-)LL.LLLLLLLL: A
number representing either Latitude or the X coordinate for UTMs (Universal Transverse Mercator).
or
XXXXXXXX.X:
(-)lll.llllllll:
A number representing either Longitude or the Y coordinate for UTMs (Universal Transverse
or Mercator).
YYYYYYYY.Y:
ZZZ: This will appear only if UTMs were selected and represents the UTM zone.
AA: A number in seconds from 0-119 representing how long ago the GPS coordinates were recorded.
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When offloading data and showing parameters in the offloaded data, there will be a parameter number appearing in the last
column. Find that number under the “***PrmNum Key ***” appearing at the bottom of the offload. Cross referencing this will let
you know what parameters was used for each data point that was recorded. Each column has a short descriptive header.
Expand the columns to read what each parameter field is.
Below are the column headers followed by some examples:
Column Headers:
PrmNum, Block_Type, Scan_Type, TimeOut, Aerial_TimeOut, Scan, Tables, GPS, StoreRate, Antennas, ExtData,
Reference_Frequency
Parameter
Examples:
0, Aerial, Coded Tx, NA, 2, 3.5,1, Yes, NA, NA, NA, NA
1, Stationary, CodedTx, 2 , NA, 12, 1, NA, 0, 1, No, No
2, Stationary, CodedTx, 3, NA, 12, 2 3, NA, 10, 1, Yes, No