INS
GUI User’s Manual
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Table C.10 (continued)
Orientation
angles, deg*100
Table C.10 (continued)
Notes:
1. Angular rates, linear accelerations and magnetic fields are in the carrier object axes (X
is lateral axis, Y is longitudinal axis, Z is vertical axis). The INS orientation relative to the
carrier object axes is set by alignment angles (see Appendix E. Variants of the Inertial
Labs
TM
INS mounting relative to the object axes).
2. g = 9.8106 m/s
2
.
3. USW is unit status word (see Appendix D for details).
4. Vinp is input voltage of the INS.
5. Temper is averaged temperature in 3 gyros.
6. ms_gps are milliseconds from the beginning of the GPS reference week;
7. GNSS_info1, GNSS_info2 contain information about GNSS data (see Table C.4,
Table C.5);
8. #SolnSVs is number of satellites used in navigation solution;
9. V_latency is latency in the velocity time tag in milliseconds;
10. Angles position type is GNSS position type at orientation calculation using dual
GNSS antennas. If this value is less than 100 then see its description in the Table C.15.
Otherwise subtract 100 from the “Angles position type” and refer again to the Table C.15;
11. P_bar, H_bar – pressure and barometric height.
12. New_GPS is indicator of new update of GPS data (see Table C.6);
13. The low byte is transmitted by first.
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