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Logs summary
MiLLennium GPSCard Software Version 4.50 Command Descriptions Manual Rev 1
191
RCSA/B
Receiver Status
The 
RCSA
 log will always output four records: one for 
VERSION
, one for receiver 
CHANNELS
, one for receiver 
CPU
IDLE
 time, and one indicating receiver self-test 
STATUS
. However, 
RCSB
 will embed the same information in a single
record.
Together, the 
RVSA
/
B
 and 
VERA
/
B
 logs supersede the 
RCSA
/
B
 logs. In other word this log is soon to be obsolete and
eventually will be no longer supported. It is recommended then that you use the 
RVSA
/
B
 and 
VERA
/
B
 logs.
RCSA
Structure:
Example:
$RCSA,VERSION,GPSCard-2 3951R LGR94160001 HW 16 SW 3.15 Mar 31/94*16
$RCSA,CHANNELS,10*12
$RCSA,IDLE,40*03
$RCSA,STATUS,000007F6*60
The status code is a hexadecimal number representing the results of the GPSCard 
BIST
 test and software status. As
an example, the status code ’000000F6’ indicates that the 
GPSA
ntenna is not working properly or is disconnected
and the GPSCard is good, while ’000000F7’ indicates that the 
GPSA
ntenna and the GPSCard are both functioning
properly. See Table D-5, Page 196 for a detailed description of the status code. Bit 0 is the least significant bit of
the status code and Bit 16 is the most significant bit.
RCSB
Format:
Message ID = 13
Message byte count = 100
NOTE 1:
See Table D-5 for a detailed GPSCard Receiver Self-test Status Code table and bit descriptions. 
NOTE 2: Self test bits 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 are set only once when the GPSCard is first powered up. All other bits are set
by internal test processes each time the 
RCSA
/
B
 log is output.
$RCSA
VERSION
sw ver
*xx
[CR][LF]
$RCSA
CHANNELS
# chans
*xx
[CR][LF]
$RCSA
IDLE
idle time
*xx
[CR][LF]
$RCSA
STATUS
rec status
*xx
[CR][LF]
Log
Data Identifier
Data Description
Checksum
String End
$RCSA
VERSION
sw ver:
Software information indicating model, S/N, S/W 
version and S/W version date
*xx
[CR][LF]
$RCSA
CHANNELS
# chans:
Indicates number of parallel channels on GPSCard
*xx
[CR][LF]
$RCSA
IDLE
idle time:
An integer number representing percent idle time 
for 
 the CPU, with a valid range of 0 to 99
*xx
[CR][LF]
$RCSA
STATUS
rec status: Indicates result of hardware self-test and software 
 status as shown in Table D-5, Page 196
*xx
[CR][LF]
Field #
Data
Bytes
Format
Offset
1
Sync
3
char
0
(header)
Checksum
1
char
3
Message ID
4
integer
4
Message byte count
4
integer
8
2
Software version #, ASCII
80
char
12
3
Number of receiver channels
1
char
92
4
CPU idle time, percent
1
char
93
5
Filler
2
bytes
94
6
Self-test status
4
integer
96