Xeos XMR Series, Руководство пользователя

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XMR User Manual 1.1 20
XMR Timer Intervals
The following are the default parameters for each mode.
Timer <T0> T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 Min-Max
SBD 1h 3m 1m 1m 1h 2h 3m 10m 25s-1d
GPS 1h 3m 20s 20s 2h 2h 1m 5m 20s-1d
ACS 2s 2s 2s 2s 2s 2s 2s 2s 1s-1m
Legend
SBD SBD (Iridium) transmission interval
GPS GPS acquisition interval
ACS Acceleration Sample Rate
T0 – T7 Timer number
<T#> Timer currently in use
#s/m/h/d Interval in seconds/minutes/hours/days
Min Minimum allowed interval for this timer
Max Maximum allowed interval for this timer
Timers
Timer 0 Normal Used if none of the following modes are triggered
Timer 2 In-Motion Triggered when the device has detected sufficient motion
Timer 3 LiveTrack Triggered by command for immediate fast tracking
Timer 4 No GPS Fix Used when the GPS module continuously fails to acquire a fix
Timer 5 Low Battery Used when XMR’s power source drops below 7 Volts
Timer 6 Geofence Triggers when the user’s defined Geofence settings are triggered
Timer 7 Watch Circ. Triggers when the device exits its set Watch Circle
Note: Timer 1, is not used in the XMR. Timer Parameter named ACP is not used.
Setting timers
$timer SYSTEM TIMER-MODE INTERVAL
Examples:
To set the
In-Motion Mode SBD and GPS timer to a 10-minute interval , issue the following two
commands:
$timer SBD 2 10m
$timer GPS 2 10m
To set the normal mode SBD timer to a 1-day interval, and the normal mode GPS timer to a 1-
hour interval, issue the following two commands:
$timer SBD 0 1d
$timer GPS 0 1h
The configuration above will result in the unit acquiring a GPS position every hour, which will
cause all 24 GPS positions to be sent in a single SBD transmission once daily.