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Getting Started
<Firmware version> shows the current firmware version on the GPS sensor. The version is
not available when using NMEA messages.
<Timestamp>, the current GPS time is indicated here.
The number of satellites, which are theoretically available are listed in <#sats available>.
Out of these a certain number of satellites are sending data to the GPS receiver <#sats
tracked>.
<HDOP>, <VDOP> and <Status> are geometrical values about the satellite constellation.
From those values the <Pos Quality> and the <Height Quality> are calculated.
<Easting:>, <Northing:> and <Height:> are the coordinates of the current sensor position.
Depending on the GNSS receiver settings the Local Coordinates might not be displayed. For
example when using the Advanced Heading (1Up) option. Refer to PaveSmart3D Technical
Reference manuals for more details.
<Heading Quality>, actual GNSS heading quality. Only available when the ORP message is
defined and selected on the iCON GPS80 receiver.
and
the <Position Quality> and <Height Quality> are set to the default values.
are used to switch between the different sensors.
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