Spectracom GSG-5 series, Руководство пользователя с руководством по SCPI

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When using coordinates to describe a trajectory, the data must be provided in 10 Hz format and
must not contain sudden changes in speed, direction or elevation; GNSS receivers generally are very
sensitive to G-force and unrealistic movements will result in the receiver losing track of the signals.
Using the Trajectory Converter for the first Time
In StudioView, open the Trajectory Converter tool by clicking the icon, or navigate to Tools
> Trajectory converter :
1.
Select the Input trajectory you want to convert by clicking the file folder icon.
2.
Decide what to do with the new trajectory and then select one of the 3 available options:
Open result in the new Trajectory Editor window
Write to file and open result in the new Trajectory Editor window
Write to file.
With the latter two options, click the lower file folder icon, and select a file location
and file format .
3.
Select a Preset (Car, Aircraft, Ship) to pre-populate the fields below. Click Apply .
4.
Adjust the parameters as described under "Converting a Trajectory in StudioView" on
the previous page and click to begin the conversion. Look out for possible
error messages and follow the screen instructions to resolve any found issues.
4.9.10 Improving a Trajectory
StudioView Trajectory Converter (see "Converting a Trajectory in StudioView" on the previous
page) has several adjustable parameters that can be used to enhance a trajectory, thus making
it more suitable for simulation.
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