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Enter the name of the agency that is to appear in the RINEX file header.
• Maximum number of characters allowed is 40.
• Only certain ASCII characters are allowed.
0123456789
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
- _ and a "space" are allowed.
• If left empty, the field in the RINEX header will be left blank.
Activate to include the (unmapped) SNR observations in the Compact RINEX file.
Activate to include the doppler observations in the Compact RINEX file.
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Press to cancel and return to GNSS management: Logging session.
Logging session wizard: NMEA
Setting Descriptions
The table below describes the settings that can be configured on the NMEA page.
Select the rate at which the observations are to be logged.
Note: A faster logging rate results in higher resource consumption on the receiver.
Choose a value from 5 minutes to 24 hours.
The file length defines how long data is written to one file before a new file is created.
Select the NMEA message to include in the logged file.
• A new file will be created when the session is activated.
• Writing to a file will be stopped when the logging session is deactivated.
• A new file will be created when the reference position is changed.
• A new file will be created after the user length of file duration is reached.
• A new file will be created after reboot or restart of the receiver.
• Writing to a file will be stopped when the user disables the Velocity & Displacement Engine.
• No file will be created if the Velocity & Displacement Engine is disabled and the logging session is
activated.
• A new file will be created when the user enables the Velocity & Displacement Engine and the
logging session is already activated.
When changing the logging rate of a high rate logging session, the session must first be deactivated. After
changing the rate the session can be reactivated and will then use the new rate.
Example: A 20 Hz MDB logging session should be changed into a 50 Hz MDB session.
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