Novatel DL-V3 User Manual

The grouplog command allows you to modify the message-logging specifications in a group. A 
maximum of 20 message-logging specifications is supported.

The grouplog add command allows you to add message-logging specifications to a group. 

•  The message-logging specification is added to a group named group. If a group named group 

does not exist, the group is created. The grouplog add command fails if a group needs to be 
created and the group table is full.

•  dst specifies the destination to which the requested message is to be sent when the group is 

executed. If dst is not specified (or specified as no_port), the group-default destination is 
assumed (the destination which is specified at the time the group is executed). See Table 17 on 
Page 87 for a list of valid port identifiers.

•  message specifies any valid NovAtel ASCII, NovAtel Binary, NMEA, Abbreviated ASCII, or 

RTK-format (for example, RTCAOBS) OEMV log. This includes OEMV messages such as 
CMRPLUS and RTCMV3 format logs. 

•  trigger specifies a valid OEMV message trigger which applies to this log specification (refer to 

the log command on Page 122).

•  period specifies the repetition period for this message (refer to the log command).

•  Within one group, the message-dst combination must be unique. The grouplog add command 

fails if an attempt is made to add a message-logging specification with a message and dst 
which are the same as a previously-entered specification in the same group.

• Message-logging 

specifications that are added are automatically saved to NVM.

• The 

grouplog del command allows you to delete message-logging specifications from a group.

•  dst and message identify a unique message-logging specification to be deleted. If dst is not 

specified, the group-default destination is assumed.

• Message-logging 

specifications 

that are deleted are also removed from NVM. This operation is 

not reversible.

grouplog add group [dst] message [trigger [period]]

grouplog del group [dst] message

groupuse start

For each message-logging specification, a log command is issued.

For each message-logging specification, dst is added to the groupuse destination list (see the groupuse 
command on Page 118)

groupuse stop

For each message-logging specification, an unlog command is issued.