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Commands Summary
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 MiLLennium GPSCard Software Version 4.50 Command Descriptions Manual Rev 1
DGPSTIMEOUT
This command has a two-fold function:
(1)
to set the maximum age of differential data that will be accepted when operating as a remote station.  Dif-
ferential data received that is older than the specified time will be ignored.  When entering 
DGPS
 delay,
you can ignore the ephemeris delay field.
(2)
to set the ephemeris delay when operating as a reference station.  The ephemeris delay sets a time value
by which the reference station will continue to use the old ephemeris data.  A delay of 120 to 300 seconds
will typically ensure that the remote stations have collected updated ephemeris.  After the delay period is
passed, the reference station will begin using new ephemeris data.  To enter an ephemeris delay value,
you must first enter a numeric placeholder in the 
DGPS
 delay field (e.g., 2).  When operating as a reference
station, 
DGPS
 delay will be ignored.
Syntax:
Example 1 (remote):
dgpstimeout 15
Example 2 (reference):
dgpstimeout 2,300
NOTE 1: The 
RTCA
 Standard for 
SCAT
-
I
 stipulates that the maximum age of differential correction messages
cannot be greater than 22 seconds.  Therefore, for 
RTCA
 logs, the recommended 
DGPS
 delay setting is 22. 
NOTE 2: The 
RTCA
 Standard also stipulates that a reference station shall wait five minutes after receiving a new
ephemeris before transmitting differential corrections.  This time interval ensures that the remote
stations will have received the new ephemeris, and will compute differential positioning based upon the
same ephemeris.  Therefore, for 
RTCA
 logs, the recommended ephemeris delay is 300 seconds.
DGPSTIMEOUT  dgps delay
ephem delay
Command
Option
Description
Default
DGPSTIMEOUT
Command
dgps delay
min.
2
max.
1000
Maximum age in seconds
60
ephem delay
min.
0
max.
600
Minimum time delay in seconds
120