Nexus RACE BOX, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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POSITION_DATA_SOURCE = F
POSITION_NMEA_DATA_RATE = 38400
5.6 Status Lights
The Race Box has three small lights referred to as “status lights” or also “status LEDs.”
The use of these lights has been explained, but they consume battery power. You may
prefer that they be shut off so that the Race Box will use less of your battery.
Each light can be configured to be on or off independently. To turn them off, set a line
for each in the configuration file like this:
DATA_LED=OFF
INFO_LED=OFF
ERROR_LED=ON
With this configuration, the data light and the info light will be off and the error light will
be on.
When set to off, the data light will turn itself off as soon as FDX communication is
established with the server. The info and error lights, when set to off, will never come
on. We recommend that the error light always be left on, since it rarely lights and only
does so when there is a good reason.
5.7 Data Damping
The Race Box can dampen the data it uses to calculate the data it sends to the server.
When damping, it can do so in the same manner that the NX2 instruments do, or it can
just average over a number of seconds. This is controlled for four data fields, PBS,
TWA, TWS and BSP.
The following lines in the configuration file control which method is being used. If the
NX2 method is used, the DAMP_LEVEL parameter is the NX2 damping level. If the
NX2 method is not used, then the DAMP_LEVEL is the number of seconds the data is
to be averaged over.
; A Y here will cause the RP4N to use the Nexus damping scale.
; Any setting other than Y will use the number of seconds. In
; both cases, the number must be a whole number of 0 or greater.
;
USE_NEXUS_DAMP_SCALE_PBS=N
DAMP_LEVEL_PBS=5
;
USE_NEXUS_DAMP_SCALE_TWA=N
DAMP_LEVEL_TWA=5
;
USE_NEXUS_DAMP_SCALE_TWS=N
DAMP_LEVEL_TWS=5