your position is our focus
4.5.2 Warmstart
Strategy
In
Warmstart,
the
receiver
reads
the
approximate
time
(from
RTC
clock),
position
and
almanac
information
from
4.5.3 Hotstart
Strategy
te
time
(from
RTC
clock),
position,
almanac
and
ephemeris
rts
to
navigate.
ith
poor/limited
sky
view
or
does
not
have
a
backup
battery.
Depending
on
the
information
provided,
the
receiver
will
perform
the
best
possible
startup
scenario.
Battery
Backup
RAM,
assigns
up
to
12
channels
with
currently
visible
SVs
and
tries
to
acquire
them.
The
remaining
channels
will
be
assigned
to
non-visible
SVs
as
the
receiver
may
have
been
moved
to
another
location
during
off
time.
Once
sufficient
SVs
are
found
and
ephemeris
is
decoded,
the
receiver
starts
to
navigate.
In
Hotstart,
the
receiver
reads
the
approxima
information
from
Battery
Backup
RAM,
assigns
up
to
12
channels
with
currently
visible
SVs
and
tries
to
acquire
them.
The
remaining
channels
will
be
assigned
to
non-visible
SVs
as
the
receiver
may
have
been
moved
to
another
location
during
off
time.
Once
sufficient
SVs
are
found
the
receiver
sta
4.5.4 Aiding / Assisted GPS (AGPS)
The
ANTARIS
®
4
aiding
feature
allows
supplying
external
information
to
improve
Time
To
First
Fix
(TTFF).
This
is
particularly
useful
if
a
receiver
is
operated
in
an
environment
w
Acquisition
Sync/
Confirm
Tracking
best case typ:
6-12 secs
Start
Receiver
First
Position
(TTFF)
Time
Ch
an
nel
s
S
ig
n
al
Leve
l
Aiding Data
received
Figure 74: GP
n
isition with Ai ng
ites
can
improve
the
TTFF
in
urban
canyons
(downloading
the
ephemeris
requires
a
direct
line-of-sight
to
each
satellite
for
at
least
18s,
which
is
difficult
to
achieve
for
the
low
areas).
If
not
only
the
ephemeris
but
also
current
time
and
the
almanac
too)
are
downloaded
to
the
receiver,
the
TTFF
can
be
S Sig al Acqu
di
Providing
ephemeris
data
for
the
visible
satell
elevation
satellites
in
urban
or
mountainous
approximate
receiver
position
(and
possibly
further
reduced
as
the
receiver
can
skip
certain
steps
during
the
acquisition
procedure.
The
minimal
TTFF
of
about
4s
is
achieved
by
providing
precise
hardware
time
synchronization.
GPS
Modules
-
System
Integration
Manual
(SIM)
(incl.
Reference
Design)
Receiver
Description
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