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– Set the port’s
Baud Rate
and
RTS/CTS
– Enter the
Initialization String
and
Trigger String
. These are
parameters specific to the sensor used. They should
normally be found in the manufacturer’s
documentation.
– Set the interval of time, in seconds, through which the
receiver queries the meteorological unit (
Interval
).
•
Set the
Legacy D-File Support
option as needed. Enabling
this option means that the sensor data will not only be
inserted into the collected G-file but also saved as a
separate D-file. With this option cleared, no D-file will be
created.
•
Click on the
Configure
button to save all your settings.
Adding Delivery of
Real-Time RTK
Corrections
The ProFlex 800 CORS has the capability to deliver RTK
corrections (differential messages) for real-time applications
while being also busy collecting raw data files.
As an example, the instructions below allow you to configure
the CORS station to perform Ethernet data streaming,
delivering compact ATOM differential data on two IP ports
(I3, I5). In one case, the station will be a server, and in the
other it will be the client of, for example, 10.20.2.71.
•
Click on the
Configuration
tab and then on
Data Output
-
Differential Messages
•
Select “Compact (Static Base)” in the
RNX Scenario
field
•
Keep the default settings for the refresh rates of the
associated parameters.
•
Click on the
Configure
button to save all your settings.
•
Click on
Base Setup
-
Data Streaming on IP
and perform the
following settings in the Ethernet Streaming pane:
•
Click on the
Configure
button to save all your settings.
