0x44 - packed almanac loading - 44 bytes – NavCom LAND-PAK Rev.N User Manual

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Technical Reference Manual Rev. N

Blk = All;

Blu = IOP w/Internal Radio

;

Red = IOP & LBM

;

Grn = Engine only

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0x44 - Packed Almanac loading - 44 bytes

From a cleared memory without an almanac present, it takes 12.5 minutes after satellite lock to
obtain and display complete almanac information. With an almanac present, it takes only a
matter of seconds.

This message contains navigation data corresponding to data-words 3 through 10 (without
parity) of the specified page and subframe. The entire message is repeated 35 times, once for
each of the pages/subframes containing pertinent almanac entries. The Almanac data
subframes for SV PRNs 1 - 32 is sent first, in that order. The final 3 messages consist of those
pages/subframes containing ionosphere and UTC parameters, AS flags, SV configuration and
SV health. ACK/NAK (W1, B2) messaging is used to maintain integrity of the full almanac set.

Record
Usage

Command - Yes
Response - Yes

Input: Use 0x20 Wn6 set to 0 to output the entire almanac file; The almanac
can be input to the GPS by sending all 35 almanac records at once;
Output: provides stored almanac

Ref

Message Field Description

Data Type Units

Range

Scale

Byte

Count

STX

02

(hex)

U08

1

PRA1 99 (hex)

U08

1

PRA2 66 (hex)

U08

1

ID

44

(hex)

U08

1

Length 0x002C

U16

2

W1

Command Action

B1=0: Do not store in NVRAM

1: Store in NVRam

B2=0: Do not use ACK/NAK

1: Use ACK/NAK

B6=1: Factory NVRam

0: User NVRam

U08

1

W2

GPS week of collection; since 6

Jan 1980

U16

week

0-65535

2

W3

Time of the week of collection

U32

seconds 0-604800

4

W4

Almanac reference week; since 6

Jan 1980

U16

week

0-65535

2

W5

Almanac reference time

U32

seconds 0-604800

4

W6

Almanac health

U08

1

W7

Almanac source SV

U08

1

W8

Data ID

0x01 - 0x19: Page number

B7=0: Subframe 4

1: Subframe 5

U08


1 to 25

1

W9

Data byte 01

U08

1

...

Data byte x

U08

22

W32

Data byte 24

U08

1

CKSM Checksum

U08

1

ETX

03

(hex)

U08

1

See notes on next page…

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