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REFERENCE MANUAL - FTP Directory Listing - Trimble

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TRIMBLE ASCII INTERFACE PROTOCOL (TAIP)<br />

PR<br />

Protocol<br />

The protocol message (PR) is the method used to control which I/O protocols are<br />

active on the serial ports.<br />

• Off<br />

• Input only<br />

• Output only<br />

• Both input and output<br />

The PR data string format is:<br />

[;TAIP=xy] [;TSIP=xy] [;NMEA=xy]<br />

Item # of Char Units Format Value<br />

Port A protocol 1 n/a X T = Both in and out<br />

I = Input only<br />

O = Output only<br />

F = Off<br />

N = Not available<br />

Port B protocol 1 n/a y T = Both in and out<br />

I = Input only<br />

O = Output only<br />

F = Off<br />

N = Not available<br />

Sending the following message will set the receiver to TAIP-IN and TAIP-OUT on<br />

PORT A and NMEA-OUT on Port B.<br />

>SPR;TAIP=TF;TSIP=FF;NMEA=FO<br />

Note – Bi-directional TSIP, TAIP and NMEA are supported on Ports 1 and 2.<br />

If a protocol is not implemented within the application, x and/or y will have the value<br />

N, and any set message for that protocol is ignored.<br />

It is possible to turn off all input processing on a port. If this is done, neither TAIP nor<br />

TSIP can be used to change the active protocols.<br />

If you do not use battery back-up and you do not have the settings saved in FLSAH<br />

memory, all port characteristics will reset to the default after power is removed.<br />

198 Copernicus GPS Receiver

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