Proprietary Motion Activated Track" Command - Globalstar STINGR User Manual

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Where:
Period :
Payload Byte 0:
Payload Byte 7:
Payload Byte 8:
Byte
0
0 - 7
1
0 - 7
2
0 - 7
3 -4
0 - 15
Example Response:
AA 05 30 5A F5
Example Payload:
0xAA2B4856BFF032BBCC
Where:
2B4856
is the 24-bit latitude
BFF032
is the 24-bit longitude -90.086817741394 (West)

5.2.3.2 "Proprietary Motion Activated Track" command

This command allows the initiation of a periodic track with user defined data prepended and appended to the latitude
and longitude fields. A periodic 9-byte custom track message, transmitted nominally at the interval specified, will result.
The mode of operation will be determined by the Tracking Preferences:
1. Continous Tracking
2. Motion Activated Tracking
3. Motion Activated Tracking with Dock mode
In track mode, the STINGR does not send bursted (redundant) messages. It will transmit a single transmission for each
interval. If it is desired to send bursted messages, use the Send Data (0x00) or Send Redundant Burst with GPS (0x33)
commands. While in Proprietary Track mode with an interval of 30 minutes or less, the GPS will retain its clock and
ephemeris data in order to perform a "hot" GPS fix. This will increase the GPS standby current to the "GPS Standby
Mode" value in Table 4. For tracking intervals greater than 30 minutes, the GPS will be powered off in between
transmissions and the sleep current will be the "Standby Mode" value in Table 4. While in Motion Activated Track
mode, the accelerometer sub-system will remain powered during the standby periods in between transmissions and the
accelerometer standby current will be will be the "Standby mode supply current w/Accelerometer" value in Table 4.
Revision 1.0
09/30/15
Revision 1.0
0x000A (10 minute intervals)
0xAA
0xBB
0xCC
Initiate proprietary track response
Bits
Parameter
Leader
Length
Command Code.
CRC
30.433051586151 (North)
Subject To Change without Notice
STINGR Users Manual
Description
Always a value of 0xAA.
0x5
0x30 = ACK or 0xFF = NAK
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