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ALEOS 4.2.3 User Guide
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The TAIP emulation will generate the following reports corresponding to the
appropriate event (either a query for it, echoed due to a set, or due to an
automatic reporting event):
• RRM (Report Reporting Mode) reports the reporting mode configuration.
•RID (Report ID) reports the TAIP ID.
•RPV (Report Position/Velocity) reports Position/Velocity.
Messages Over-the-Air (Remote)
To configure the AirLink device to send NMEA reports to a remote server, you will
need to set 3 commands: *PPIP, *PPPORT, and *PPGPSR.
a. Set *PPIP and *PPPORT to the IP address and port of the server to
which you want the reports sent.
Note: Unlike standard TAIP which simply sends to the last client to request automatic
reports, the remote reports are sent to the destination address (*PPIP) and destination port
(*PPPORT).
b. Set the GPS Report Type, *PPGPSR, to your preferred TAIP data format.
•F0 - TAIP data (LN): latitude, longitude, altitude, the horizontal and vertical
speed, and heading.
•F1 - Compact TAIP data (PV): latitude/longitude, speed, and heading.
Local Connection
Some TAIP client applications can send TAIP requests and listen for reports using
a local connection. Generally this is done over the serial port using PPP. This can
also be done over the USB virtual serial port using PPP.
The AirLink device will listen for TAIP requests on the local IP address and port.
Once a TAIP request command has been received, the AirLink devicet will begin
issuing TAIP reports to the local IP address and port 21000. The client application
should be listening for reports on this IP address and port. No unsolicited reports
will be sent from the PinPoint to the local client application.
To configure this local TAIP reporting, you will need to set four commands: *PPIP,
S53, *PPGPSR, and *PPLATS.
a. Set the port (S53) to the local port to which you want the reports sent.
21000 is the common setting. S53, in ACEmanager, is part of the GPS
group.
b. Set *PPIP to the local IP address of the AirLink device. The default IP
address of the AirLink device 192.168.14.31.
c. Set Local Reporting Time Interval, using *PPLATS, to the number of
seconds you want as an interval between reports being sent.
d. Set the GPS Report Type, *PPGPSR, to your preferred TAIP data format.
•F0 - TAIP data (LN): latitude, longitude, altitude, the horizontal and vertical
speed, and heading.
•F1 - Compact TAIP data (PV): latitude/longitude, speed, and heading.