Kenwood NX-240 Function Reference page 171

13 GPS FUNCTIONS
13.3 GPS Report Interval Time/ 13.4 GPS Time Mark
13.3 GPS Report Interval Time
GPS Report Interval Time is the interval to send GPS data if "Auto" is configured for GPS Report Mode.
GPS data is sent at the intervals configured for GPS Report Interval Time after auto transmission of GPS data is started by
the GPS Report Mode function.
For Mobile, GPS Report Interval Time is divided into 2 functions, Ignition On and Ignition Off. The interval to send GPS
data can be configured according to the vehicle engine status.
Ignition On (Mobile Only)
Ignition On is the interval to send the GPS data while the vehicle's engine is running.
Ignition Off (Mobile Only)
Ignition Off is the interval to send GPS data while the vehicle is parked. Also, if Ignition Sense function is not used (nothing
is entered in the Ignition Sense port), GPS data will be sent according to the configuration for Ignition Off. (Refer to
Turning the Transceiver ON or OFF by Linking with the Ignition Sense Port Status (Ignition Sense) on page
Note
GPS Report Interval Time can be used to configure the trigger cycle to start transmitting GPS data. The timing at which the receiving
transceiver completes receiving GPS data may vary depending on the conditions at the transmitting transceiver.
Configuration using KPG-169D/ KPG-170D/ KPG-175D
Configuring the GPS Report Interval Time (
13.4 GPS Time Mark
GPS Time Mark is the offset time from UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) to send the GPS data.
This function is useful for avoiding transmit collisions if there are many transceivers that send GPS data.
Configuring a different timing for each transceiver allows each transceiver to send GPS data with different timing. This
allows a user to avoid transmit collisions.
Configuration using KPG-169D/ KPG-170D/ KPG-175D
Configuring the GPS Time Mark (
FUNC (K)/Ver 1.20
See Edit > Optional Features > GPS)
See Edit > Optional Features > GPS)
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