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TRIMBLE STANDARD INTERFACE PROTOCOL (TSIP)<br />

A<br />

Command Packet 0x1E - Clear Battery Backup, then Reset<br />

This packet commands the GPS receiver to clear all battery back-up data and to<br />

perform a software reset. This packet contains one data byte.<br />

Table A.15<br />

Command Packet 0x1E<br />

Byte Item Type Value Definition<br />

0 Reset mode UINT 8 0x4B<br />

0x46<br />

0x4D<br />

Cold start: Erase BBRAM and<br />

restart<br />

Factory reset: Erase BBRAM and<br />

Flash and restart<br />

Enter Monitor Mode<br />

C<br />

WARNING – All almanac, ephemeris, current position, mode, and communication port<br />

setup information are reset to the default values when executing the “Factory Reset”<br />

command. In normal use this packet should not be sent.<br />

Command Packet 0x1F - Request Software Versions<br />

This packet requests information about the version of software running in the<br />

Navigation and Signal Processors. This packet contains no data. The GPS receiver<br />

returns Packet 0x45.<br />

Command Packet 0x21 - Request Current Time<br />

This packet requests current GPS time. This packet contains no data. The GPS<br />

receiver returns Packet 0x41.<br />

Command Packet 0x23 - Initial Position (XYZ ECEF)<br />

This packet provides the GPS receiver with an approximate initial position in XYZ<br />

coordinates. This packet is useful if the user has moved more than about 1,000 miles<br />

since the previous fix. (Note that the GPS receiver can initialize itself without any<br />

data from the user; this packet merely reduces the time required for initialization.)<br />

This packet is ignored if the receiver is already calculating positions. The data<br />

format is shown below.<br />

Note – To initialize using the Latitude-Longitude-Altitude representation, use<br />

Command Packet 0x2B.<br />

Table A.16<br />

Command Packet 0x23<br />

Byte Item Type Units<br />

0-3 X Single Meters<br />

4-7 Y Single Meters<br />

8-11 Z Single Meters<br />

Copernicus GPS Receiver 133

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