your position is our focus
4.4.3.4 UBX Message Flow
Therearecertainfeaturesassociatedwiththemessagesbeingsentbackandforth:
• Acknowledgement
ssagesfromtheCla ttothereceiver,thereceiverwillsendanAcknowledgeoraNot
agebackt thesender,dependingonwhetherornotthemessagewasprocessed
• PollingMechanism
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0183Stan onicDevices",Version2.300,March1,1998.
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http://www.nmea.org.
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thestructureofaNMEAprotocol
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ageispolled.
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the
onfigureUBXo stoaspecificrepetitionrateuseUBX-CFG-MSG.
. 4 NMEA Pr
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riginally designed exchange between various sensors and navigation equipment aboard
dforGPSreceiverdataoutput.ForfurtherinformationontheNMEAStandar
dardForInterfacingMarineElectr
he full sp rotocol is available from the National Marine Electronics Association
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ased protocol. Records start with a $ and end with carriagereturn/line fee
ith $GPxxx where xxx is a three-letter identifier of the message data th
hecksum,whichallowsdetectionofcorrupteddatatransfers.Figure 72sh
message.
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