Once the lock is re-aquired, the internal GPS unit will remember the local conditions and the next time the lock process will take
less than 5 minutes (depending on antenna placement and how far the Fox has been moved since being turned off).
Whenever possible, place the GPS antenna on a metal surface (such as the roof of an auto). For best results, the antenna should
be able to "see" a large portion of the sky (not blocked by buildings or trees).
CAUTION: DO NOT turn the GPS power on or off while the
turning on the main power switch.
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Supplemental Material
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data file structures
NOTE:byte - 8 bit unsigned value
word - 16 bit unsigned value
Common to RF DUMP (serial) and ATA files
Fox type and measurement code:
Each file will contain an 8 bit code that identifies the type of measurement contained in the file and the type of
make the measurement. Bits 3-0 contain the measurement code as follows:
MEASUREMENT CODES
Value
(bit 3-0)
1
CO-CHAN
2
ADJ-CHAN
3
1 chan
4
Survey 20 chan
5
Var Sweep
6
1 Mhz sweep
7
POCSAG DATA
8
fast fade
Bits 7-4 (high nibble) contain the Fox Type code. Use this code to determine the channel number to frequency conversion.
Code (hex)
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0x10
851-869
0x20
900-930
0x30
935-941
0x40
928-941
0x50
806-824
0x60
869-893
0x70
824-848
0x90
Reserved
0xa0
928-941/Pocsag 928
0xb0
145-160
0xc0
220-222
0xd0
450-465
0xe0
1850-1890
0xf0
1930-1970
Measurement
type
Base Freq (MHz)
851
900
935
928
806
869
824
145
220
450
1850
1930
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main power switch is on. When using the GPS, turn on BEFORE
Step (KHz)
12.5
12.5
25
12.5
12.5
12.5
30
30
10
5
12.5
50
50
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used to
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