REFERENCE MANUAL - FTP Directory Listing - Trimble
REFERENCE MANUAL - FTP Directory Listing - Trimble
REFERENCE MANUAL - FTP Directory Listing - Trimble
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APPENDIX<br />
A<br />
TRIMBLE STANDARD INTERFACE<br />
PROTOCOL (TSIP)<br />
A<br />
In this appendix:<br />
• Interface Scope<br />
• Run Mode Packet Structure<br />
• Appendix , Automatic Output<br />
Packets<br />
• Automatic Position and Velocity<br />
Reports<br />
• Initialization Packets to Speed<br />
Start-up<br />
• Packets Output at Power-Up<br />
• Timing Packets<br />
• Satellite Data Packets<br />
• Backwards Compatibility to<br />
Lassen iQ<br />
• Recommended TSIP Packets<br />
• Command Packets Sent to the<br />
Receiver<br />
• Report Packets Sent by the<br />
Receiver to the User<br />
• Key Setup Parameters or Packet<br />
BB<br />
• Packet Descriptions<br />
• Command Packet 0x82 - SBAS<br />
Correction Status<br />
• TSIP Superpackets<br />
• Datums<br />
The <strong>Trimble</strong> Standard Interface Protocol (TSIP)<br />
provides the system designer with over 20<br />
commands that may be used to configure a GPS<br />
receiver for optimum performance in a variety of<br />
applications. TSIP enables the system designer<br />
to customize the configuration of a GPS module<br />
to meet the requirements of a specific<br />
application.<br />
This appendix provides the information needed<br />
to make judicious use of the powerful features<br />
TSIP has to offer, to greatly enhance overall<br />
system performance, and to reduce the total<br />
development time. The provided reference tables<br />
will help you determine which packets apply to<br />
your application. See page 129 for a detailed<br />
description of key setup parameters. Application<br />
guidelines are provided for each TSIP Command<br />
Packet, beginning on page 131.<br />
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