State Packets; System State Packet - Advanced Navigation Spatial FOG Dual Reference Manual

Hide thumbs Also See for Spatial FOG Dual:
Table of Contents

Advertisement

13.9

State Packets

Spatial FOG Dual supports a large number of packets providing extensive functionality.
However for the majority of users the easiest approach is to configure Spatial FOG
Dual using the Spatial Manager software and then support only the single system state
packet shown below in section 13.9.1. Advanced functionality can be added as
required through the other packets.
13.9.1

System State Packet

Packet ID
Length
Field
Bytes
#
Offset
1
0
2
2
3
4
4
8
5
12
6
20
7
28
8
36
9
40
10
44
11
48
12
52
13
56
14
60
15
64
16
68
17
72
18
76
19
80
20
84
21
88
22
92
23
96
System State Packet
Data
Size
Type
u16
2
u16
2
u32
4
u32
4
fp64
8
fp64
8
fp64
8
fp32
4
fp32
4
fp32
4
fp32
4
fp32
4
fp32
4
fp32
4
fp32
4
fp32
4
fp32
4
fp32
4
fp32
4
fp32
4
fp32
4
fp32
4
fp32
4
Spatial FOG Dual Reference Manual
Description
System status, see section 13.9.1.1
Filter status, see section 13.9.1.2
Unix time seconds, see section 13.9.1.4
Microseconds, see section 13.9.1.5
Latitude (rad)
Longitude (rad)
Height (m)
Velocity north (m/s)
Velocity east (m/s)
Velocity down (m/s)
Body acceleration X (m/s/s)
Body acceleration Y (m/s/s)
Body acceleration Z (m/s/s)
G force (g)
Roll (radians)
Pitch (radians)
Heading (radians)
Angular velocity X (rad/s)
Angular velocity Y (rad/s)
Angular velocity Z (rad/s)
Latitude standard deviation (m)
Longitude standard deviation (m)
Height standard deviation (m)
Page 96 of 138
Version 1.0
26/06/2015
20
100

Advertisement

Table of Contents
loading
Need help?

Need help?

Do you have a question about the Spatial FOG Dual and is the answer not in the manual?

Table of Contents