Version C16. February 2013
Raveon Technologies Corporation
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is IN0, bit 1 is IN1…. IN2 is the serial data input, so if the
unit is used to send data, do not set TRIGBITS to a
number greater than 3. Note: all input bit status is
always sent each transmission, regardless of this setting.
TRIGPOL
Polarity of the input bits.
0 = normal active high
operation(causes unit to transmit when it goes high), 1 =
Inverted, active low. This is a HEX number. Bit 0 is IN0,
bit 1 is IN1…. Any bit set to one in this parameter will set
the particular bit to be “active low”. Setting this to 0 will
set all input bits to be active high. This does not affect
the actual state of the bit transmitted over-the-air. It only
effects the polarity that causes a bit to trigger an event or
a transmission.
0-FF
0
Active high
TRIGEX
Report on change.
Sets which input bits cause a report
on change. If a particular bit is a 1, then it will trigger a
report when it changes. The input bit must also be
enabled with the TRIGBITS. This is a HEX number. Bit 0
is IN0, bit 1 is IN1…
0-FF
0
TRIGDX
Distance trigger.
Set a distance (in meters) threshold
beyond-which the unit will transmit its position and
status. If set to 0, the unit always reports at the TXRATE.
If set to an distance greater than zero, then the unit
reports at the TXRATE intervals if it has moved this
distance since the last report. If it has not moved, it will
still report its position, but at the rate set by IDLERATE.
If IDLERATE is set t 0, then the unit will not report its
position when not moving.
0-999
0
TRIGSPEED
Speeding Report.
Set a speed (in kilometers/hour)
threshold above-which the unit will begin reporting its
position and status. Set to 0 to disable this feature.
0-999
0
TXRATE
GPS Report Rate.
Set number of seconds between
GPS reports. This is also the rate at which the internal
GPS will measure position, speed, etc. Even if the unit is
not moving, the GPS periodically measures position and
speed to determine if it has triggered a speed or position
transmission. Set to TXRATE and IDLERATE both to 0
to totally disable position reporting.
0 - 9999
10
TLLPARM
$GPTLL Message parameters.
This command sets
flags that tell the
RV-M7 GX
which internal parameters to
append to the target “Name” when it outputs the TLL
message. Bit 0 = temperature, Bit 1= velocity, Bit
2=RSSI, Bit 3 = voltage. Enter the number in decimal:
10 sets bits 3 and 1, 8 sets bit 3, 9 sets bits 3 and 0
0-15
0
5.11.
Factory
–GX Default Settings
For the UHF
RV-M7 GX
model, the factory defaults GPS settings are:
Radio channel 1 ........................................................ 464.500 MHz (RV-M7-UC)
Radio channel 1 ........................................................ 151.625 MHz (RV-M7-VB)
Radio channel 1 ........................................................ 151.820 MHz (RV-M7-VM)
GPS Mode ................................................................... 4 (Use with GPS display)
Serial port output message: ......................................... $GPWPL
Over-the-air baud rate: ................................................. 4800 baud, 2-level
Serial port ..................................................................... RS-232, 4800baud, N/8/1
