User profiles, R 5/user profiles – NavCom SF-3050 Rev.I User Manual
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mode, and DOP information.
PANICA Alert Text Message:
Details message receipt and processing.
NMEA Messages
The SF-3050 provides support both for selected standard NMEA messages and for
nonstandard proprietary NMEA-type messages. These messages must be scheduled by
the user.
Base and Rover Navigation Setup
NavCom’s StarUtil 3000 provides Base and Rover setup capabilities. Refer to the StarUtil
3000 User Guide for details. The guide is included on the supplied SF-3050 Product
Configuration USB Flash Drive and is also available on the NavCom web site.
User Profiles
The SF-3050 utilizes commands or groups of commands, known as User Profiles, to set
the various port assignments/parameters, navigation parameters, and output message
lists. The SF-3050 provides for storage of up to 20 user profiles. A file with commonly
used user profiles is included on the supplied USB flash drive.
The SF-3050 provides for storage of up to 20 user profiles. Profiles may also be
stored on a PC. Each user profile is stored with a name. The user profile extension is
*.npt.
StarUtil 3000, or another controller solution, is used to upload a user profile by its
name.
The SF-3050 may be initially configured with the factory default user profile or a profile
customized for the user by an authorized dealer.
Predefined, commonly used profiles are included on the supplied SF-3050 Product
Configuration USB Flash Drive or available by email.
To save the current configuration settings in the receiver for future use, the user
creates a profile and assigns it a name.
The user may reset all of the user-controlled configuration parameters to
the factory default values (see the next section, Profile NONE).
A new profile sent to the receiver replaces the currently used profile, but it
does not necessarily replace all of the current parameter settings. The new
profile replaces only those parameter settings that it specifies.
For example:
The default navigation elevation mask is 7
.