13.9.39
Post Processing Packet
Spatial Dual Manager will automatically convert this packet to IMR format. This packet
has been left out of the reference manual as it is very rare for a customer
requirements. If you need the format of this packet, please contact Advanced
Navigation support.
13.9.40
Raw Satellite Data Packet
Spatial Dual Manager will automatically convert this packet to RINEX 3.02 format.
Packet ID
Length
Field
Bytes
#
Offset
1
0
2
4
3
8
4
12
5
13
6
14
7
15
8
16
9
17
10
18
11
19
12
21
13
22
14
23
15
24
16
32
17
40
18
44
Table 82: Raw satellite data packet
Raw Satellite Data Packet
Data
Size
Type
u32
4
u32
4
s32
4
u8
1
u8
1
u8
1
u8
1
u8
1
u8
1
u8
1
u16
2
u8
1
For each frequency of each satellite
u8
1
u8
1
fp64
8
fp64
8
fp32
4
fp32
4
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16 + Satellites * (6 + Frequencies * 26)
Unix time (seconds)
Receiver clock offset (nanoseconds)
Receiver number
Packet number
Number of satellites
For each satellite
Satellite system, see section 13.9.12.1
PRN or satellite number
Elevation (degrees)
Azimuth (degrees)
Number of frequencies
Satellite frequency, see section 13.9.40.1
Tracking status, see 13.9.40.2
Pseudo range (m)
Doppler frequency (Hz)
Signal to noise ratio (dB-Hz)
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