Gnss Management: Logging Sessions - Leica GR10 Operational Manual

GNSS management: Logging sessions

Background Information
Logging sessions are used to log observations in the data file type MDB, RINEX or Compact RINEX (Hatanaka) for later use in
post processing.
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A logging session must be active in order to begin logging.
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All files can be directly imported into Leica Geo Office (LGO). All MDB and RINEX files can also be downloaded via
GNSS Spider.
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If you wish to push the logging session data to an FTP server, an FTP location needs to be configured before starting
the logging session wizard. An FTP location is configured via the menu option GNSS management / FTP locations.
An FTP location contains the information needed to access an external FTP server, such as server name, user name
and password.
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An SD card must be inserted in the receiver to log data. The SD card can run full if the logging session data files are
not removed (e.g. by autodelete or FTP push). Activate the Smart clean-up functionality to ensure that the SD card
will not run full.
Field Descriptions
The table below describes the fields in the Sessions tab.
Field
Icon
Name
Data type
Session priority
Delete
Edit logging session
Description
Session is active.
Session is inactive.
To activate or deactivate a session press the Activate icon.
The configured logging session name.
Click the logging session name to view additional properties. Use this
functionality to quickly check the configuration of the logging session.
The configured data type: MDB, RINEX V2.11 or V3.01 or HATANAKA.
The configured session priority which determines the Smart clean-up tasks.
When Smart clean-up is active and the SD card is running full, data from low
priority sessions is deleted first, high priority sessions are preserved as long
as possible. When Smart clean-up is off, this setting has no influence.
Go to GNSS management / Logging sessions / Smart clean-up tab for further
information and to enable the Smart clean-up functionality.
Press delete to permanently delete the logging session.
Note: This will delete all corresponding files from the
SD card. It cannot be undone!
Press to edit the logging session settings. The Logging session wizard will
open. The Session name cannot be edited.
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