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Differential Messages
This group returns information about the differential
messages processed by the receiver.
In a base, several differential messages may be made
available, on different ports and with different content.
In a rover, up to two different differential messages can be
received.
In either case, the following information is provided for each
type of differential message.
Satellites The Satellites page details the data received from the
different constellations. The information provided is split into
Parameter Designation $PASHQ
Port
Type and number of the port used to route
the differential message. BAS
CPD,REM
Status
Port status, depends on the port type:
• Always “On” for ports A to D. If for some
reason, the port assigned to a differential
message is off, then no information at all
would be reported for this message.
• For ports E, P and Q, there are three
possible statuses: “Connected” means the
connection is active, “Dialing” means the
connection to the socket is in progress,
“Automatic dial programmed (x s)” means
the connection is not active but attempts
to connect are run every x seconds (x=10
s for ports P and Q and x=50 s for port E).
• For ports Ix, when used in connections
where your receiver is the server, the
Status field provides the number (n) of
current connections to the server: “ n
connection(s)”.
• For ports Ix, when used in connections
where your receiver is the client, there are
several possible statuses: “Connected”,
“Init in progress” or “Dialing”.
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Communication
Type
For a base, identifies the destination of the
differential message.
For a rover, identifies the source of the differ-
ential message.
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Messages
Detail of the differential message generated
by the base, or received by the rover, on this
port. For a rover receiver, each message
listed in this area includes rate and age
information.
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