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UTC Offset Function Outputs the current number of integer seconds between utcoff UTC and GPS time. Motorola GPS Products M12 Oncore User’s Guide Supplement Revision 1.0 01/25/00 COMMAND DESCRIPTIONS Syntax utcoff ([ 0 | 1 ]) Example utcoff 1 0 = outputs message one time only (polled) 1 = outputs message when UTC offset information changes Notes If the response to this message is zero, the UTC information is not present in the receiver. Binary Equivalent @@Bo See Also None UTC/Ionospheric Data Function Requests UTC and ionospheric information from the navigation utcion message (subframe 4 page 18). Syntax utcion ([ 0 | 1]) 0 = output response once (polled) 1 = output response when either UTC or ionospheric data changes Example utcion 1 Notes None See Also None Binary Equivalent @@Bp 118
Almanac Data Input Function Manually enters an almanac data message into the Oncore almin receiver. Syntax almin (subframe page byte1, byte2..byte 34) Example almin............... Notes Inputs an almanac to the Oncore receiver. The almanac consists of 34 subframe or page messages. A better method of inputting an almanac is to use the run xxxxxxxx.alm command to output an almanac stored in a receiver file by the Almanac Data Output and Record GPS Data commands. See Also Almanac Data Output (@@Be) Record GPS Data (record) Binary Equivalent @@Cb Set-To-Defaults Function Sets all the Oncore receiver parameters to the factory default default values. Motorola GPS Products M12 Oncore User’s Guide Supplement Revision 1.0 01/25/00 COMMAND DESCRIPTIONS Syntax default Example default Notes IMPORTANT: Upon executing this command, the current almanac loaded in RAM is automatically deleted. Before using this command, make sure you have made backup copies (on a separate diskette) of your own almanac file and/or the almanac file that was provided with the receiver. The almanac must then be reloaded after using the default command. See Also None Binary Equivalent @@Cf 119
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