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180 G12 OEM Board & Sensor Reference Manual
The SAT message displays more information on unused satellites. Used satellites are indicated with
a U and unused satellites, by default, are indicated with a -. If you enable the satellite usage
indicator, SUI, switch, a variety of flags display instead of a - to indicate the reason why the
respective satellite is not used in the solution.
c6 Indicates whether the locked satellite is used in
position computations:
U—Used, position not computed
A dash (-) indicates that the satellite is not being
used in position computations
M—Satellite NOT used because of low elevation
S—Satellite NOT used because the pseudorange
is not settled (transient is not over)
H—Satellite NOT used because marked
'unhealthy' in ephemeris
B—Satellite NOT used because of bad URA (or
some accuracy problem indicated in navigational
data)
Z—Satellite NOT used because marked
'unhealthy' in almanac
D—Satellite NOT used because differential
corrections are old or invalid
J—Satellite NOT used because big code outlier
was detected
R—Satellite NOT used because RAIM or some
other algorithm detected a pseudorange bias.
I—Satellite NOT used because SV disabled by
external command SVP,USP)
L—Satellite NOT used because Signal To Noise
Ratio is less than Mask
G—Satellite NOT used because it's possibly a
ghost satellite
V—Satellite NOT used because computed
satellite coordinates are suspicious
N—Satellite NOT used because satellite true
number unknown (for modes, where we need the
true SV number
K—Satellite NOT used because it was disabled
by RTK engine (N/A in G12)
O—Satellite NOT used because of some other
case
E—Satellite NOT used because no navigational
data (ephemeris) is available
*hh Checksum 2-character hex
Table 4.105. $PASHR,SAT Message Format (Continued)
Field Description Range
G12RevD.book Page 180 Tuesday, April 2, 2002 4:33 PM

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