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Visible Satellite Status Function Outputs satellite information from most recent almanac in vis RAM. Syntax vis ([ 0 | 1 ]) 0 = output response message once (polled) 1 = output response message when visibility data changes Example vis 1 Notes Press F1 to view the satellite visibility list. See Also None Binary Equivalent @@Bb Almanac Status Function Requests the almanac status information corresponding to the alm currently used satellite almanac data. Motorola GPS Products M12 Oncore User’s Guide Supplement Revision 1.0 01/25/00 COMMAND DESCRIPTIONS Syntax alm ([ 0 | 1 ]) 0 = output status once (polled) 1 = output status when RAM almanac changes (continuous) Example alm 1 Notes Press F3 to view the almanac status. See Also None Binary Equivalent @@Bd 116
Almanac Data Output Function Outputs current almanac data contained within the Oncore almout receiver. Syntax almout ([0 | 1]) 0 = outputs almanac once 1 = outputs almanac upon change Example almout 0 Notes The Oncore receiver outputs the almanac as thirty-four 33-byte messages. Running the command record alm prior to the Almanac Data Output command stores data in Motorola binary format in a file with extension “.alm”. Use the run command to input the stored almanac data to a receiver. Press F4 to view the Almanac data screen. See Also Input Almanac Data Input (@@Cb) Record GPS Data (record) Binary Equivalent @@Be Ephemeris Data Input Function Used to input ephemeris data one satellite at a time. The entire ephin ephemeris data set is input by using the run command. Motorola GPS Products M12 Oncore User’s Guide Supplement Revision 1.0 01/25/00 COMMAND DESCRIPTIONS Syntax ephin svid byte1 byte2..byte73 Example ephin 3 Notes Use the run command with a filename with the .eph extension to input the entire latest ephemeris data set in one step. See Also None Binary Equivalent @@Bf 117
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