Gps; Figure 17 - Gps Configuration Screen - red lion BT-6821-AT-AC User Manual

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GPS

The BT-5600v2 and BT-5800v2 modems have an embedded GPS receiver which can be used to track their movement.
This feature is commonly used in applications such as asset-tracking and Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL). These
modems support two GPS protocols: the National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) protocol and the Trimble ASCII
Interface Protocol (TAIP).
The modem can report the fixes acquired from its GPS receiver to:
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the local serial port,
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up to two servers either local (Ethernet/USB) or remote (over the air) configured for TCP/IP or UDP/IP.
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an internal GPS data server (TCP/IP 9999).
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the internal event processor where GPS data can be embedded into BEP event messages (raw or structured).
A variety of reporting options are available, ranging from basic NMEA/TAIP timer-based reports to intelligent condition-
triggered reports which leverage the modem's Event Reporting capabilities.
Figure 17 – GPS configuration screen