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TRIMBLE STANDARD INTERFACE PROTOCOL (TSIP)<br />

A<br />

Byte Offset Item Type Value Definition<br />

18 Receiver Health UINT8 Bit-masks Bit 0 - if set, antenna line fault<br />

is detected.<br />

Bit 1 - if set, antenna line is<br />

shorted; if not set, antenna line<br />

is open. This bit is valid only if<br />

Bit 0 is set.<br />

Bit 2 - if set, the current fix is 2-<br />

D; if not set, the fix is 3-D. This<br />

bit is valid only if Receiver<br />

Status Code byte is 0x00.<br />

Bit 3 - if set, the current fix is<br />

SBAS-corrected. This bit is valid<br />

only if Receiver Status Code<br />

byte is 0x00.<br />

Bit 4 - if set, BBRAM was not<br />

available at power-up.<br />

Bit 5 - if set, Real-Time Clock<br />

was not available at power-up.<br />

Bit 6 - if set, the almanac stored<br />

in the receiver is not complete<br />

and current.<br />

Bit 7 - if set, the measurement<br />

clock bias is unknown.<br />

19 UINT 8 0x00 Reserved for future use<br />

Channel Tracking information for Channels 0...11 (N) NOTE2<br />

20+N*12 Satellite ID UINT8 1 to 32, or<br />

120 to 138<br />

Satellite PRN (GPS or SBAS).<br />

21+N*12 Signal Strength UINT8 0 to 55 Signal strength (in dB-Hz).<br />

22+N*12 Acquisition Status UINT16 Bit-masks Bit 0 - if set, Doppler is valid.<br />

Bit 1 - if set, code phase is valid.<br />

Bit 2 - if set, time ambiguity is<br />

resolved.<br />

Bit 3 - if set, measurement is<br />

valid.<br />

Other bits are reserved.<br />

24+N*12 Pseudo Range UINT32 any Pseudo range (in cm).<br />

28+N*12 Range Rate INT32 any Range rate (in millimeters/sec).<br />

Note – This value is valid only if Bit 7 of the Receiver Health byte is not set. To<br />

compute the complete GPS time of measurement to 1 ns resolution, use the following<br />

formula:<br />

GPS Time of Measurement (nanosec) = GPS Millisec*1000000 + Fractional GPS<br />

Nanosec<br />

Note – The channel tracking block (12 bytes in length) is repeated for all 12 channels.<br />

Copernicus GPS Receiver 175

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