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

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Adjustments to dbALL are saved to the transmit power so that when a scenario is
run next time the power is as desired.
Changing the Transmit Power setting becomes effective immediately, and also
impacts noise generation levels (if in use – available with GSG-5, GSG-55, GSG-
56 and GSG-62, 63, and 64).
E x a m p l e
The example above illustrates two GPS signals (
G23
and
G5
), one SBAS signal (
S135
), one mul
tipath signal (
G7D
) and one interference signal (
G3
).
3.4.2.3 Last View
The last view (e.g. View 4/4 ) shows a skyplot , illustrating how the simulated satellites are loc
ated in the sky.
Press the LEFT/RIGHT arrow keys to scroll through the skyplots, if more than 2 constellations are
simulated.
The center of the plot represents the current receiver position, and the outermost circle the hori
zon, i.e. the
elevation of a satellite located near this circle is low. The lines represent the azi
muth (North = 0°). For example, in the GAL ileo plot shown above, satellite number 22 would
have an elevation of approximately 45°, and an azimuth near 300°.
3.5 "Select" Menu
Scenarios are the simulation scripts which you run on the GSG simulator in order to test a
GNSS receiver. GSG has pre-installed scenarios which can be executed 'as is', or which you
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3.5 "Select" Menu