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SPAN-SE Operation
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To remove a directory, use the RMDIR command
3.9.3
Select Logs to Send to the SD Card
Use the LOG command, see Page 112, and its FILE designator, to specify which logs to send to the
SD Card. For example, a standard logging configuration for GNSS-only post-processing applications
would be:
3.9.4
Start and Stop Logging
To start or stop logging, either use the button next to the SD Card access door, or use the LOGFILE
command, see Page 117.
Once a list of logs has been specified for logging, press the Log button, on the SPAN-SE, once, to start
the logging into an auto-named logging file in the current working directory. Press the button a second
time to stop the logging and close the file. Press the button a third time to re-start the logging to a new
file, and so on.
The LOGFILE command lets you start and stop logging and specify the file name to use. If no file
name is entered in the command, a new auto-generated file name is created every time you open a file
to write to it.
For example:
LOGFILE OPEN SD FIRSTFILE.GPS (Open a file in the current working
If the file name entered already exists on the card, the command returns an error.
When logging is enabled the SD LED flashes green.
When logging is stopped, the SD LED is solid green.
When the card has 10% capacity remaining, the SD LED turns orange.
When the card has less than 1% capacity remaining the SD LED turns red.
3.9.5
Log a Pre-Defined List of Logs
To log a pre-defined list of logs needed for post-processing, follow these steps:
•
Insert the SD Card
•
Prepare the SD Card by letting it complete its mounting, or format the card if necessary. When the
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\TEST1
[COM1]
CD \
RMDIR SD
1
TEST
LOG FILE RANGECMPB ONTIME 1
LOG FILE RAWEPHEMB ONNEW
LOG FILE RAWIMUSB ONNEW
LOG FILE BESTLEVERARMB ONNEW
(Change back to the root directory)
(Remove the TEST1 directory)
directory called FIRSTFILE.GPS and
start logging)
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