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OmniSTAR 5220HP User Manual
Issue 1.32 12/2010
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USB Logging
Once a USB memory stick has been inserted into the receiver, the ‘
Data
Logging’ menu will show the memory stick free space and allow data logging
to begin. A data menu will confirm that your memory stick is logging.
To configure the data stored to the memory stick, go to the ‘Data Logging
I ’
menu and then enter the ‘Config I ’ submenu.
You can have the receiver auto-select a file name for you or enter your own
filename. If entering your own filename, you may select to append or overwrite
an old file of the same name. No additional warnings are given to confirm the
overwriting of an old file.
If the receiver is auto-generating the file name for logging, it will always
generate a name for the file so that no other files are overwritten.
For
RAW data logging, you may also want the receiver configuration to be
inserted into the file. If this option is selected, the file will start with the receiver
configuration comprised of the replies to the $JI, $JK, $JT, and $JSHOW
queries. You may also select the data logs to be logged to the file and their
respective periods. You can select any number of logs and any period to meet
your needs.
Keep in mind that the logged data is limited by your receiver subscriptions.
You can see your subscription state in the “System Setup” menu by going to
the “Software Disc” and then “Authorizations” sub menu.
You can log data to the USB memory stick in Google Earth
KML format with
latitude, longitude and height,
You can also log data in a Comma Separated Values (
CSV ) format with the
time, latitude, longitude, and height.
Data files are always stored in the root directory of the memory stick.
There is no support for logging to sub-directories.
Warning! Always stop the data log before removing the memory
stick from the receiver. Failure to do so may result in a loss of data.