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Resolute User Manual Version 2.5 22
STerm Serial Port Settings Menu
The buttons on the right side of the window can be edited to change the input variable you are
sending to the device. This is done by hovering over the right side of the button and then clicking
the green edit button. Type your changes into the button then move your mouse away to end
the edit.
The Edit icon of the command buttons
When connecting to a device, the diagnostics can flow too quickly to read, especially when not
familiar with the output. To confirm commands are correctly received by the unit, it is
recommended to disable the Radios and GNSS, which are the primary diagnostic generating
peripherals in the unit. This can be done with the top buttons on the right of the Resolute Sterm
config file $RadioSetEnabled f and $GnssSetEnabled f commands. If the radio or GNSS does not
disable within 30 seconds (the diagnostics should almost completely stop), reset the unit.
Resetting the unit may cause you to have to replug in the USB connector depending on your
version of Windows. You will also have to reopen the COM port.
After disabling the peripherals, send the desired commands and wait for the unit to reply.
Reenable the radio $RadioSetEnabled t, GNSS $GnssSetEnabled t and reset the unit with the
$resetnow command. Your unit is ready for operation.
Configuration Commands
Timer Methodology
The timers on the device are powered by an onboard battery backed up by a real time clock (RTC).
The RTC is updated from GNSS time to compensate for drift. The RTC continues to tick while the
device is powered off and operates in the UTC timeframe.
It is possible to shift to the GPS/GNSS time scale (i.e. discount leapseconds) by utilizing the
command “$gnsssetusegnsstime t”.
All peripherals are controlled by four separate timer settings: enabled, duration, interval and
offset. Enabled controls if the peripheral is active or scheduled. Duration is the length of time the