Gps Report Interval Time (Ignition On); Gps Report Interval Time (Ignition Off); Gps Time Mark; Gps Message Type - Kenwood TK-3180 Function Reference

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22.6.5 GPS Report Interval Time
(Ignition On)
This function allows the transceiver to send the GPS data
at the configured intervals when "Auto" is selected in the
GPS Report Mode.
The GPS Report Interval (Ignition On) is the interval at
which to send the GPS data while the vehicle is moving.
You can configure the interval (to send the GPS data
while the vehicle is moving) using KPG-89D.
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Configuration using KPG-89D
• Configuring the GPS Report Interval (Ignition On)
(Refer to FPRG 6.12.6 GPS tab - GPS Report
Interval (Ignition On).)
22.6.6 GPS Report Interval Time
(Ignition Off)
This function allows the transceiver to send the GPS data
at the configured intervals when "Auto" is selected in the
GPS Report Mode.
The GPS Report Interval (Ignition Off) is the interval to
send the GPS data while the vehicle is parked.
You can configure the interval to send the GPS data while
the vehicle is parked using KPG-89D.
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Configuration using KPG-89D
•
Configuring the GPS Report Interval (Ignition Off)
(Refer to FPRG 6.12.6 GPS tab - GPS Report
Interval (Ignition Off).)

22.6.7 GPS Time Mark

This function allows the transceiver to configure the
Offset duration to send the GPS data with UTC
(Coordinated Universal Time).
Each transceiver in the fleet transmits the GPS data with
different timing. This allows a user to avoid transmit
collision.
You can configure the GPS Time Mark using KPG-89D.
Note: The value must be smaller than the GPS Report Interval.
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Configuration using KPG-89D
•
Configuring the GPS Time Mark (Refer to FPRG
6.12.6 GPS tab - GPS Time Mark.)
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22.6.8 GPS Message Type

This function allows the transceiver to change the length
of the message to send the GPS data.
When "Short" is selected, transmission time for the GPS
data can be reduced, compared with ones in the 80 and
150-series.
You can configure the GPS Message Type using KPG-
89D.
Table 22-17 GPS Message Type Operation
GPS Message Type
Full
Short
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Configuration using KPG-89D
•
Configuring the GPS Message Type (Refer to
FPRG 6.12.6 GPS tab - GPS Message Type.)
22.6.9 GPS Report on Data Zone-CH/
GID
This function allows the transceiver to automatically
change the Data Zone-CH/GID to send the GPS Report.
The transceiver automatically changes the channel to
Data Zone-CH/GID to send the GPS Report. The
transceiver returns to the previous Zone-CH/GID when
the transceiver finishes transmitting the GPS report. This
function allows the transceiver to send data using the
selected Zone-Channel/Group ID.
You can enable/disable this function using KPG-89D.
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Configuration using KPG-89D
•
Configuring the PS Report on Data Zone-CH/GID
(Refer to FPRG 6.12.6 GPS tab - GPS Report on
Data Zone-CH/GID.)
Function Reference
Operation
This message has the same format as
the 80/150-Series. The transmission
period is approximately 500 ms. The
transceiver sends the GPS data, such
as $GPGGA, $GPRMC, and $GPGLL.
The transmission period is
approximately 320 ms. The transceiver
sends the GPS data, such as $GPGLL.
When the base station receives the
Short GPS data, a part of data is output
as a blank even if the $GPGGA and
$GPRMC are configured to PC serial-
out.
Version: 1.11