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A     Trimble Standard Interface Protocol
64     Trimble ThunderBolt E GPS Disciplined Clock User Guide
TSIP Superpackets
Several packets have been added to the core TSIP protocol to provide additional 
capability for the receivers. In packets 0x8E and their 0x8F responses, the first data 
byte is a subcode which indicates the superpacket type. For example, in packet 
0x8E-15, 15 is the subcode that indicates the superpacket type. Therefore the ID code 
for these packets is 2 bytes long followed by the data.
Command Packet 0x8E-15: Request current Datum values
This packet contains only the subpacket ID, 0x15. The response to this packet is 
0x8F-15.
Command Packet 0x8E-26: Write Configuration to NVS
This command packet causes the current configuration settings for all user segments 
to be written to NVS.
Note – The ThunderBolt E configuration settings are partitioned into functional areas 
(segments) each of which can be saved individually via Command Packet 0x8E-4C or set 
to defaults via Command Packet 0x8E-45.
Command Packet 0x8E-41: Request Manufacturing Parameters
This packet is used to request the manufacturing parameters stored in non-volatile 
memory. Send this packet with no data bytes (don't forget the subcode) to request 
packet 0x8F-41.
Command Packet 0x8E-42: Stored Production Parameters
This packet is used to request the production parameters stored in non-volatile 
memory. Send this packet with no data bytes (don't forget the subcode) to request 
packet 0x8F-42.
6
Flow Control
UINT8
0
None
7
Input Protocols
UINT8
0
None
2
TSIP
8
Output Protocols
UINT8
0
None
2
TSIP
9
Reserved
UINT8
0
Reserved
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