0x4b – Trimble Outdoors SK8 User Manual

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Lassen-SK8 Embedded GPS Module

A-35

Trimble Standard Interface Protocol

Altitude Flag

A flag that determines whether or not the Reference Altitude will be used. If set, it will be
used. If cleared, altitude hold (last 3-D altitude) will be used. The data format is shown in
the following table.

A.17.32 Report Packet 0x4B

The receiver transmits this packet in response to packets

0x

25 and

0x

26 and following a

change in state. In conjunction with Packet

0x

46, “health of receiver,” this packet

identifies the receiver and may present status messages. The machine ID can be used by
equipment communicating with the receiver to determine the type of receiver to which the
equipment is connected. Then the interpretation and use of packets can be adjusted
accordingly.

The status codes are encoded into individual bits within the bytes. The bit positions and
their meanings are shown in Table A-36.

Table A-34.

Reference Altitude

Byte

Item

Type

Units

0-3

Reference Altitude

SINGLE

Meters

4-7

Reserved

SINGLE

8

Altitude flag

BYTE

Table A-35.

Report Packet 0x4B Data Formats

Byte

Item

Type/Value

Status/Meaning

0

Machine ID

BYTE

6-channel receiver

1

Status 1

BYTE

see Table A-36

2

Status 2

BYTE

Bit 0 = Super packets supported

Table A-36.

Report Packet 0x4B Bit Positions and Descriptions

Status 1 Bit
Position

Meaning if bit value = 1

0 (LSB)

not used

1

not used

2

not used

3

The almanac stored in the receiver, is not complete and
current

4-7

not used

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