Sutron Corporation 8310 & 7310 Users Manual 8800-1125Rev. 2.7 (BETA) 4/16/2014 pg. 118
Type
The Type property defines the satellite type and baud rate for the transmission. The following
satellite types are supported:
GOES Domestic 100, 300, 1200 bps, timed and random reporting
GOES Domestic V2 300 G11/G12, 300 G13+, 1200 G11/G12, 1200 G13+
GOES International
Meteosat, MSG (Meteosat Second Generation) 100 bps channels, timed and alert
reporting
GMS 100 bps domestic and international channels
INSAT 4800 bps domestic channels
FY2B 100 bps domestic channels
ARGOS/SCD
Antenna
When the current satellite Type is set to one of the V2 types (300 G11/G12, 300 G13+, 1200
G11/G12, or 1200 G13+), then the Antenna type selection becomes available for selection.
Please see the Satlink user manual for information on choosing the best antenna for your
application.
Format
Several formats are available. Please refer to Appdendix D, Telemetry Formats, for information
on specific formats.
Append Lat/Lon
Satlink transmitters have a GPS (Global Positioning System) receiver which is capable of
determining its latitude and longitude. This check box instructs Satlink to add the Latitude and
Longitude to the end of each transmission.
Append Quality
This check box configures Satlink to append quality data to the end of the transmission.
Select Outputs (SelfTimed Settings)
Each of the outputs of the 8310 is displayed in a list along the user setting of All, Individual,
Exclude as described below. To change the setting press SET/ENTER and select the desired
value.
Note: this is the same as the SelfTimed Settings accessed via Measurements/Mx/Ox/Select
Outputs/Satlink Selftimed. Changes can be made from either menu. Note also that the system
will default the setting for O1 of a measurement to ALL when the measurement is setup as long
as Satlink Selftimed is enabled. All other outputs default to Exclude and must be changed
individually as needed.
All the data logged for the output since the
last transmission will be transmitted
Sequence determines the order of this
output in the transmission message.
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