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4.1.3 Holding a Scenario
Holding a scenario means to temporarily prevent your GNSS receiver from continuing to
move along its scenario trajectory (i.e., halting the trajectory), while the simulation con-
tinues to run otherwise (time continues to elapse). This can be done manually, by pressing
the
[.] / hold key, or by using the SCPI command SCENario:CONTrol , see
"SOURce:SCENario:CONTrol" on page 263 .
The display will show the HOLD icon in the upper right corner.
Note: Holding a scenario is not the same as arming a scenario (see "Scen-
ario Start Variations" on page 33 ).
A typical use case for holding a scenario would be to simulate a red traffic light.
4.1.4 Configuring a Scenario
Prior to configuring a scenario, you have to select it: In the Main Menu , highlight Select ,
scroll through the list of scenarios, and press enter (for more information, see ""Select"
Menu" on page 38 ).
For a list of scenarios pre-installed on a GSG 6, see "Pre-Installed Scenarios" on page 188
(the scenarios pre-installed on your unit may be different, depending on your GSG model.)
Once a scenario has been selected, a number of Views will guide you through the list of
parameters configurable with the chosen scenario.
Note: For a list of all configurable scenario parameters, see ""Select" Menu"
on page 38 .
First Configuration View
In the first Scenario Configuration View, basic information like position , date and sim-
ulation duration are provided:
Figure 4-1:
Scenario Configuration View 1/3
4.1 Working with Scenarios
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