Data Sheet

UM7 DATASHEET
Rev. 1.6 – Released 1/10/2016
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$PCHRG
Header field, always precedes the rate packet
time
e.g. 105.015
This field can be up to 13 digits long. There will always be 3 decimal digits.
If no GPS is connected, this represents the amount of time in seconds since the
sensor was last turned on. If GPS with PPS is properly connected, this is
synchronized to UTC time of day.
latitude
e.g. 40.047706
This field can be up to 11 digits long. There will always be 6 decimal digits.
This represents the latitude as reported by GPS, in degrees.
longitude
e.g. -111.742072
This field can be up to 11 digits long. There will always be 6 decimal digits.
This represents the longitude as reported by GPS, in degrees.
altitude
e.g. 15.230
This field can be up to 11 digits long. There will always be 3 decimal digits.
This represents the altitude as reported by GPS
roll
e.g. 20.32
This field can be up to 7 digits long. There will always be 2 decimal digits.
This represents the roll angle of the sensor in degrees.
pitch
e.g. 20.32
This field can be up to 7 digits long. There will always be 2 decimal digits.
This represents the pitch angle of the sensor in degrees.
yaw
e.g. 20.32
This field can be up to 7 digits long. There will always be 2 decimal digits.
This represents the yaw angle of the sensor in degrees.
heading
e.g. 20.32
This field can be up to 7 digits long. There will always be 2 decimal digits.
This represents the heading angle of the sensor in degrees, as reported by the
GPS module if connected.
*checksum
e.g. *49
This is the hex representation of the single-byte checksum of the packet. The
checksum is computed using the exclusive-or of every byte in the packet except