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Logging session properties
The table below describes the additional logging session properties that are shown when the logging session Name is selected.
Field
Session name
Data type
Session priority
Session type
Logging rate
Length of file
Log Doppler observations
Log SNR values
Store data to
Auto delete
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Press to create a new logging session based on the settings of an existing
logging session.
The logging session is deactivated. Press to activate.
The logging session is activated. Press to deactivate.
Press to open the Create new Logging session wizard.
The logging session wizard is explained in detail below.
Description
The configured logging session name.
The configured data type.
The configured session priority which determines the Smart clean-up tasks.
Go to GNSS management / Logging sessions / Smart clean-up tab for further
information and to enable the Smart clean-up functionality.
The configured session type, either continuous or timed.
Timed allows specific logging intervals to be defined.
The configured rate at which the observations are logged.
The configured file length. The file length defines how long data is written to
one file before a new file is created.
Indicates if logging doppler observations file is activated (yes) or deactivated
(no) in the logging session.
Indicates if logging SNR values in the RINEX file is activated (yes) or
deactivate (no) in the logging session.
Clicking on the SD card link opens an FTP connection to the folder on the SD
card where the data for this logging session is stored. This is only possible
when the FTP server access is enabled. To enable FTP server access, go to
Receiver Setup / FTP server.
The FTP access to the SD card may not work in all
browsers. Set the FTP server access restrictions to allow
anonymous access to ensure SD card access via the
browser link. Go to Receiver Setup / FTP server.
Shows when the logging session files are automatically deleted.
The SD card can run full when Auto delete is set to Never.
Indicates if the logging session is archived to an external USB drive.
If a USB drive is configured, clicking on the USB drive link opens an FTP
connection to the folder on the USB device where the data for this logging
session is stored.
Some browsers have limitations concerning their FTP
capabilities. Please use a dedicated FTP client in case