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Motorola GPS Products M12 Oncore User’s Guide Supplement Revision 1.0 01/25/00 EPHEMERIS DATA INPUT This command will cause the receiver to accept satellite ephemeris data input via communications port 1 (pin 2). The receiver keeps the ephemerides decoded from all satellites in RAM, as long as the 3v BATT voltage is applied to the receiver and the ephemerides are still valid (t-toe < 4 hours). The input format is identical to the format output by the previous Oncore Receivers using the output ephemeris command. This allows the same ephemeris output file to be used by the receiver for an ephemeris input file. The receiver echoes the input ephemeris data format message so the user can validate the ephemeris data with the new user supplied ephemeris upon completion of the receipt of a valid ephemeris. 48
Input Command Response Message Motorola GPS Products M12 Oncore User’s Guide Supplement Revision 1.0 01/25/00 EPHEMERIS DATA INPUT Motorola Binary Format • Input one ephemeris data page: @@Bfixxx...xxxC i SVID 1 .. 37 xxx ... xxx ephemeris sf 1 – 3/words 3 – 10 (72 bytes per sat; format per ICD-GPS-200) C checksum Message length: 80 bytes • To above command: @@Ccixxx...xxxC i SVID 1 .. 37 xxx ... xxx ephemeris sf 1 – 3/words 3 – 10 (72 bytes per sat; format per ICD-GPS-200) C checksum Message length: 80 bytes 49
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Motorola GPS Products<br />
<strong>M12</strong> <strong>Oncore</strong> User’s <strong>Guide</strong> <strong>Supplement</strong><br />
Revision 1.0 01/25/00<br />
EPHEMERIS DATA INPUT<br />
This command will cause the receiver to accept satellite ephemeris data input via<br />
communications port 1 (pin 2). The receiver keeps the ephemerides decoded from<br />
all satellites in RAM, as long as the 3v BATT voltage is applied to the receiver and<br />
the ephemerides are still valid (t-toe < 4 hours).<br />
The input format is identical to the format output by the previous <strong>Oncore</strong> Receivers<br />
using the output ephemeris command. This allows the same ephemeris output file<br />
to be used by the receiver for an ephemeris input file. The receiver echoes the input<br />
ephemeris data format message so the user can validate the ephemeris data with the<br />
new user supplied ephemeris upon completion of the receipt of a valid ephemeris.<br />
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