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degrees with turning radius of 20 m at 25 km/h. This is followed by acceleration to final
speed of 100 km/h in 250 m. The sequence is repeated to complete the rectangle.”
The complete specification can be found under
http://www.3gpp.org/DynaReport/25-series.htm
.
Circle : The user is moving in a circle throughout the scenario replay. When Circle is
selected, a dialog is shown asking the parameters describing this trajectory. These para
meters include diameter [meter], speed [m/s] and direction [clockwise/anticlockwise].
The start position of the trajectories is the position specified in the Configuration View 1/3 ,
under Latitude, Longitude and Altitude.
3.5.4.2 User-Created Trajectories
GSG supports the simulation of custom-made trajectories. The trajectories are typically created
with the
GSG StudioView software (see also: "Creating a Trajectory in StudioView" on
page 123).
Two trajectory file types are supported:
RSG Trajectories
Even if the RSG Option (OPT-RSG) is not installed on your GSG, and you can therefore not run
scenarios in real time, you can still use the Spectracom-proprietary RSG format by up-loading
RSG trajectories onto your GSG unit. The RSG format is further described under "RSG Com
mand Reference" on page 316.
NMEA Trajectories
It is also possible to use custom trajectories in the NMEA format (as generated with the help of
Spectracom's
GSG StudioView software, or created otherwise) by uploading the NMEA tra
jectory to your GSG from a Windows PC.
Note: As of firmware version 3.0, Spectracom GSG series simulators support
10 Hz NMEA data.
GSG will transform the first timestamp in the NMEA trajectory so as to adjust it to fit the scen
ario start-time and start position. Hence, the start time for the scenario does not need to match
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3.5 "Select" Menu