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M7 GX Technical Manual
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Raveon Technologies Corp.
15. RV-M7 GX Messages
The
RV-M7 GX
sends and receives messages in the NMEA 0183 format. NMEA is
a standard protocol, use by GPS receivers to transmit data. NMEA output is EIA-
422A but for most purposes it is RS-232 compatible. Use 4800 bps, 8 data bits, no
parity and one stop bit (8N1 ) for standard NMEA data.
NMEA 0183 sentences are all ASCII characters. Each sentence begins with a
dollar sign ($) and ends with a carriage return linefeed (<CR><LF>). Data is
comma delimited. All commas must be included as they act as markers. Some
GPS do not send some of the fields. A checksum is added to the end of the
message. Following the $ is the address field aaccc. aa is the device id. “GP” is
used to identify GPS data. Transmission of the device ID is usually optional. ccc is
the sentence formatter, otherwise known as the sentence name.
The
RV-M7 GX
supports the NMEA standard WPL, TLL, GGA, and GSV
sentences. The Raveon proprietary PRAVE sentence is sent out of the
RV-M7 GX
in GPS mode 2. It is used by PC software programs to track
RV-M7 GX
transponders, and process their status information.
15.1.
$GPTLL Target Lat-Lon
This sentence is typically used by marine radar plotters. When the
RV-M7 GX
is
set to
GPS 3
mode of operation, it will output this message every time it receives a
position report from another
RV-M7 GX
transponder. Within the TLL message, is
the latitude, longitude, and Target ID”. In the Target ID field, the
RV-M7 GX
puts
the ID of the RV-M7 that transmitted its position.
$GPTLL,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 * cks
Field
Usage
Comments
$
GPTLL
TLL header
1
Target number 01-99. Note the 99 target limit of most systems. If the ID is greater
than 99, the
RV-M7 GX
will only output 2 digits.
2
Lat
Latitude of the point.
3
N/S
North or South.
One character.
4
Lon
Longitude of the position
5
E/W
East or west. One character.
6
Target Name
The ID of the unit that transmitted its position. If a Prefix” is programmed into the RV-
M7, the name will have the prefix characters in front of the ID. If additional
parameters were selected to be appended, these will be put at the end of the name.
See the “TLLPARM” command for a list of possible parameters. All parameters are
enclosed in one set of parenthesis after the ID number.
7
UTC time
The UTC time at the time the transmission was made. Hhmmss format.
8
Status
The character T, for tracking.
9
Reference
Null field. No data
cks
NMEA checksum
Example: