Data Output - Ethernet - Applanix POS MV V5 Installation And Operation Manual

POS MV V5 Installation and Operation Guide
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Stop logging - Ethernet Data Port
To stop Ethernet data logging, click the Stop Logging button on the Ethernet Logging Control screen
(Figure 45, page 5-11).
File Size Control - Ethernet Data Port
The following file size options are available for Ethernet logging:
One Continuous File – continuously log the Ethernet data over onto a single file
Split at 64 MB – automatically split the Ethernet logged data in 64 MB files
Split at 128 MB - automatically split the Ethernet logged data in 128 MB files
Split at defined interval (min) - automatically split the Ethernet logged data after an elapsed
time in minutes (i.e. every 60 mins)
Split at defined time of day (hour) - automatically split the Ethernet logged data at a specific
time of day (i.e. at the 11
Data Output – Ethernet
The Ethernet real-time data output port is intended for real-time control applications where the most
current position and orientation data are required. Real time data output on an Ethernet port is intended to
provide data for a third-party application that is capable of decoding the POS MV Ethernet ICD format.
Please refer to Applanix document PUBS-ICD-004089 for a description of the Ethernet data output
format. These ports implement small storage buffers which are flushed frequently to ensure timely
delivery of the data.
Start Output - Ethernet Realtime Data Port
To start Ethernet real-time data output, select Settings on the MV-POSView menu bar and Ethernet
Real-time Port on the drop-down menu. The window shown in Figure 49 appears.
Click on the tab for the port to be configured and then select the group or groups to be output by clicking
on the check box next to the group in the Logging Group Select pane. Select an output rate for group 1
(navigation solution), select a protocol, and finally, click the Apply button.
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Ethernet Real-Time is used for real-time control applications,
whereas, Ethernet Logging has a large data buffer.