ZED-F9R - Application note 
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1.  Ensure the receiver only reads odometer data from the  input  UBX-ESF-MEAS messages  by 
disabling the hardware wheel tick pin. Set CFG-SFODO-USE_WT_PIN = 0. 
2.  If using either the RLM or e-scooter dynamic platform model, disable automatic wheel tick polarity 
detection by setting CFG-SFODO-DIS_AUTODIRPINPOL = 1. Do this regardless of whether wheel 
ticks or speed data is used in the setup. 
3.  If using speed data, set CFG-SFODO-USE_SPEED = 1 and CFG-SFODO-COMBINE_TICKS = 0. This 
ensures that the receiver uses speed data. 
4.  If using rear-wheel ticks, set CFG-SFODO-COMBINE_TICKS = 1. 
5.  If using single tick, set CFG-SFODO-COMBINE_TICKS = 0. 
6.  If using wheel ticks  and the RLM model, set the wheel tick scaling factor with CFG-SFODO-
FACTOR. The factor is the distance per one tick in micrometers. 
☞  The wheel tick scaling factor can be determined by dividing the distance travelled by the increase 
in wheel ticks. Alternatively, the value can be calculated directly from the wheel circumference and 
the number of ticks per revolution. As a numerical example, for a wheel with a diameter of 20 cm 
and 600 ticks  per revolution, the factor is  3.14159 ∗
0.2
600
∗ 10
6
  ≈ 1047 , i.e., CFG-SFODO-
FACTOR = 1047. 
6.2.4  Navigation output rate 
By default, the receiver outputs its navigation solution at 1 Hz. For applications that require a higher 
output rate, the priority navigation mode feature can be used. With priority navigation mode, the 
receiver can output at 1-30 Hz. Priority navigation mode rate can be configured with the CFG-RATE-
NAV_PRIO configuration item. Consult the ZED-F9R Integration manual [1] for more information.