NavCom StarUtil-3000 Rev.G - Manual (Page 100)

StarUtil 3000 User Guide – Rev G
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[OUTPUT]PANICA,ONCHANGE,,ETH2
[2DNAVMODE]AUTO,0.0000
[PDOPLIMIT]10.0
[RTKTIMEOUT]15.0
[RTKFLOATTIMEOUT]300
[RTKMODE]rover,NCT,1
[PRDGPSMODE]RTCM1,OFF
[PRDGPSMODE]WAASEGNOS,ON
[PRDGPSTIMEOUT]RTCM1,300
[PRDGPSTIMEOUT]WAASEGNOS,300
[REFSTNPOS]0,0,0.000000,0,0,0.000000,0.000000
[L1FALLBACK]OFF
[PORT]2,19200,8,1,NONE
[PORT]3,57600,8,1,NONE
[PORT]4,57600,8,1,NONE
[PORT]1,115200,8,1,NONE
Figure 95: Example User Profile – [PORT] Commands at End of User Profile
 Before uploading the user profile:

Input a new baud rate. From the user profile, copy the command string for the control
port, for example, [PORT]1,115200,8,1,NONE.

Paste the command string into the Input Terminal window in StarUtil 3000 (see the
example in Figure 96 ).
Figure 96 : Input of New Baud Rate

Click the Send button.

Re-establish communication between the PC and the receiver at this new baud rate.
 Upload the user profile.

Because the PC baud rate matches the receiver baud rate in the user profile, the
entire user profile loads without communication errors.
Before Uploading a User Profile
Before uploading a user profile, it is important to preview the user profile in a
text editor, such as Microsoft Notepad (see Edit User Profile).

Check the control port baud rate specified in the user profile. Refer to the section
Avoiding User Profile Loading Errors , above, for details.

Ensure that the user profile meets the requirements of the current application.
Verify Profile in Use
Refer to Figure 97 for the steps below:
1. Click on the shortcut bar at the top of StarUtil 3000.
Control Port