SeaTrac Serial Command Interface Reference
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Bit[7] = XCVR_DIAG_MSGS
When this flag is true a series of diagnostic status
messages will be generated by triggering events
processed by the acoustic transceiver – for further
details see the following commands…
,
Bit[6] = XCVR_FIX_MSGS
When this flag is true, a
status
message will be generated on successful reception
of an acoustic response message.
The fix message contains details relating to
distance, position and depth of the remote beacon.
Bit[5] = XCVR_USBL_MSGS
When this flag is true, a
message is generated on successfully reception of
an acoustic message containing USBL signal
information.
Bits[4:2] = RESERVED
Reserved for future use.
Bit[1] = XCVR_POSFLT_ENABLE When this flag is true, the position filter is enabled
to mark potentially erroneous acoustic USBL fixes
based on velocity and angular movement limits.
Bit[0] = USBL_USE_AHRS
When this flag is true the acoustic transceiver will
use the current AHRS attitude (updated internally
at a 50Hz rate) when resolving relative positions of
remote beacons to the local beacon.
When the flag is false, the fixed attitude specified
in the XCVR_YAW, XCVR_PITCH and XCVR_ROLL
fields will be used.
XCVR_BEACON_ID
The identification code the local beacon will accept
messages addressed to, or use as the source
identifier when sending messages.
Valid values are from 1 to 15 (0x1 to 0xF). A value
of 0 (BEACON_ALL) should not be used.
XCVR_RANGE_TMO
UINT16
The range timeout specifies a distance (related to
time by the VOS setting) beyond which responses
from beacons are ignored, and the remote beacon
is considered to have timed out (see
messages).
Values are encoded in metres.
Valid values are in the range 100m to 3000m.
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