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Sapphire Technical Reference Manual Rev. J

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Factory Default Profile

Table 10: Factory Default Output Proprietary Messages and Responses

Output on Ports COM1 and USB1

Message

Rate

Description

ALM1B

On Change

Almanac

CHNLSTATUS1B

On Time, 1Hz

ASIC & StarFire

Channel Status

EPHEM1B

On Change

Ephemeris

MEAS1B

On Time, 1Hz

Raw Measurement Data

MSGPRODUCTINFO

On Time, 600 Sec

Product Type, Digital Serial Number, and System
Revision Number

MSGVERSION

On Time, 600 Sec

Firmware Identification Block

PVT1B

On Time, 1Hz

Position, Velocity, and Time (PVT) Solution

PANICA

On Change

Factory Use

Output on All Ports

Message

Rate

Description

OK (command mnemonic)

On Change

Ack (

“Acknowledged”). Ack indicates a successful

operation.

?? (command mnemonic)

On Change

Nak (

“Not Acknowledged”). NAK indicates a failure

in executing a command.

PANICA

On Change

Factory Use

The messages are fully defined in sections 1 Sapphire Input Commands Detailed
Formats
and 2 Sapphire Output Messages Detailed Formats.

Several different navigation solutions may be computed at a 1 Hz rate. Refer to Section
2.91
, PVT1B, for detailed information. The navigation rate sets the measurement rate.
The maximum PVT output rate is 100Hz. The maximum raw data output rate is 100Hz.

These settings indicate:

On Change: The receiver outputs the specified message at the highest rate the

system can output. The rate must be purchased. For example, if the receiver has a
purchased rate of 25 Hz, the messages set at On Change are output at 25 Hz.

On Time: The receiver outputs the specified message at a rate

the purchased rate.

For example, if the receiver has a purchased rate of 25 Hz, a message may be set at
a lower output rate, such as On Time, 0.1 (10 Hz).

In the supplied utility, StarUtil 3000, the Navigation Rate setting sets the output of
the NCT Binary message PVT1B and the NMEA messages GGA, RMC and VTG,
provided that those messages are set to On Change.

The NCT Binary message MEAS1B does not follow the navigation rate. To match a higher
navigation rate, the user must schedule the output of MEAS1B. The rate must be a
purchased navigation and raw data rate.

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