Gps.history.getstart- Shows The Oldest Date Stored In The History Memory; Gps.history.setread,<S_Date>,<S_Time>-,<E_Date>,<E_Time>- Selects The Number Of Records To Be Downloaded From The History Memory - FALCOM MAMBOII User Manual

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3.2.4.2.3
Command syntax
Examples
Responses
Command description
This command returns the oldest date available in the history memory.
Parameter Description
None
3.2.4.2.4
Command syntax
Examples
Responses
Command description
Using this command the records in the history memory can be selected/marked
and prepared for download. The start date/time and end date/time allow
downloading of records within a certain range, only. In order to choose/mark all
records in the history memory use "
date/time and the end date/time. All records available in the history are based on
the UTC time (Universal Time Coordinated). Therefore, consider when you specify
the start date/time and the end date/time.
Parameter Description
<s_date>
Specifies the start date. Its format is DD.MM.YYYY
Value
DD
MM
YYYY
<s_time>
Specifies the start time. Its format is HH:MM:SS
Value
HH
MM
SS
<e_date>
Specifies the end date. Its format is DD.MM.YYYY
Value
DD
MM
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GPS.History.GetStart– Shows the oldest date stored in the history
memory
$PFAL,GPS.History.GetStart
$PFAL,GPS.History.GetStart
E.g. $history starts at 14.02.2007,01:56:26
GPS.History.SetRead,<s_date>,<s_time>-,<e_date>,<e_time>–
the number of records to be downloaded from the history memory
$PFAL,GPS.History.SetRead,all
$PFAL,GPS.History.SetRead,<s_date>,<s_time>-<e_date>,<e_time>
$PFAL,GPS.History.SetRead,all
$PFAL,GPS.History.SetRead,14.6.2005,10:5:20-14.6.2005,10:06:16
E.g.
$345109 Bytes (337 KB) estimated for readout inside history
Meaning
Represents the day as a number (1-31)
Represents the month as a number (1-12).
Represents the year as a four-digit number (1900-9999).
Meaning
Represents the hour (0-23).
Represents the minute (0-59).
Represents the second (0-59).
Meaning
Represents the day as a number w (1-31)
Represents the month as a number (1-12).
2.4.0_ -
EVISION BETA
GPS.History.SetRead,
V
ERSION
Selects
all" rather than the start
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