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Entity
Instance
Parameter
Values
Equivalent Web Parameter
gps 0 udpmode2
0,1
0 = TCP
1 = UDP
Use TCP/UDP
gps 0 IPprefix2 Free text Prefix the message with
gps 0 IPsuffix2 Free text Suffix the message with
The following CLI parameters are not available on the web interface:
Entity
Instance
Parameter
Values
Equivalent Web Parameter
gps 0 gga_int
s seconds
0 – 255
n/a
gps 0 gll_int
s seconds
0 - 255
n/a
gps 0 gsa_int
s seconds
0 – 255
n/a
gps 0 gsv_int
s seconds
0 – 255
n/a
gps 0 rmc_int
s seconds
0 – 255
n/a
gps 0 vtg_int
s seconds
0 – 255
n/a
gps 0 zda_int
s seconds
0 - 255
n/a
Additional GPS CLI commands
cmd <instance> gpson {on|off}
When set to on, this indicates that an instance of the command line interpreter is connected
to the GPS receiver. The instance number should be the ASY port number to which the GPS
receiver is connected. This parameter has two purposes. Firstly, it tells a particular
command interpreter instance that it is connected to a GPS receiver so that commands
received by that instance should be ignored, rather than being treated as invalid commands.
Secondly, it is used by the
at\gps command to determine where the GPS messages
originate.
at\gps
This command causes messages from the GPS receiver to be sent directly to the ASY port
from which the command has been entered. This requires that the
gpson parameter
(above) is set to “on” for one of the command interpreter instances. As soon as the
at\gps
command has been issued, data from the GPS receiver will be sent to that ASY port. In
order to stop the GPS data, the “+++” escape sequence must be entered, followed by a
pause, followed by “
at”.