DOC 4380A
4380A O & M Manual
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098-00723-000– Jul 2017 Revision 4.0 SyncSystem 4380A O&M Manual
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File will be stored as: Test####dat, where the # is a sequence of 4 numbers and characters to
uniquely identify the file name.
Note: When the files are stored using the “user” option, the filename will not end with a .gz
extension even if the compression is turned on.
b. When using the timestamp file naming scheme the files are written out at the log_interval
setting and time stamped starting with the last two digits of the year, two digit month, two
digit day, two digit hour, and two digit minute when the log was opened. Example (File
0810021530) log was opened 2 Oct 2008 at 15:30 (UTC). This command will also accept an
optional suffix to append to the filename (i.e. .nov = 0810021530.nov).
4380A>log_filename timestamp <suffix>
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Warning: If the 4380A is currently logging data and you change the file naming convention
you may wipe out any saved files stored in memory. Ensure these files are downloaded prior
to making any changes to prevent a possible loss of data.
F. If file compression is desired use the log_compression command and turn the compression on (1)
or off (0). Default is on (1)
4380A>log_compression 0 (Compression=Off)
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Note: When using compression in conjunction with the timestamp filename option the file will
end with the .gz file extension. User defined filenames will not have the .gz extension appended to
the filename. Users will need to keep this in mind when they attempt to open these files.
G. You can verify the data logging settings using the settings gps_logging:ftp command.
4380A>settings gps_logging:ftp
[compression] true
[enable] true
[file_count] 100
[filename]
[digits] 3
[prefix] user
[suffix] nov
[type] timestamp
[interval] 15
[log_selection]
[bestposa] ontime 7200
[ionutca] ontime 7200
[rangea] ontime 60
[rawalma] onchanged
[rawephema] onchanged
[rxhwlevelsa] ontime 60
[waas9a] onchanged
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H. If needed, turn the ftp logging on using the log_enable command.
4380A>log_enable ftp 1
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Once the data logging is enabled the settings gps_logging:ftp:enable value will = true.
Users can make changes to the desired information that is being logged by using the log command to add
logs as described above or delete a desired log using the unlog command. To delete the desired data type
use the unlog ftp [datatype] command to remove the desired data from the list. Users can remove all of the
log files simply using the unlog ftp all command.
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