Naming Conventions For Rover And Reference Files (Post-Processing Option) - Magellan MobileMapper - GPS Software User Manual

Naming Conventions for Rover
and Reference Files (Post-Processing Option)
Suppose you have created a new job named "JOB1.MMJ."
You selected the post-processing job mode in MobileMapper
Pro so that it records GPS measurement files in addition to
JOB1.MMJ. The table below illustrates how these files will ap-
pear at various stages of the differential correction process:
Rover file seen on receiver
Rover file seen on MobileMapper Transfer's left
window, before download
Rover file seen on MobileMapper Transfer's right
window, after download
Rover files seen with Windows Explorer, after
download
Rover file seen on MobileMapper Office's Differ-
ential Correction window
Suppose you have logged a reference station file on Mo-
bileMapper Pro. The table below illustrates how the resulting
files will appear at various stages of the differential correction
process:
Reference file seen on receiver
Reference file seen on MobileMapper
Transfer's left window, before download
Reference file seen on MobileMapper
Transfer's right window, after download
Reference files seen with Windows
Explorer, after download
Reference file seen on MobileMapper
Office's Differential Correction window
The rover files with a B, D or E in the extension represent files
with different GPS measurements all related to the original
rover file. MobileMapper Office handles the information in
these files automatically. But if you archive your files, you
should include them in the archived directories.
The reference files that start with B, D or E are similarly han-
dled automatically by MobileMapper Office but should be ar-
chived together with the rover files.
Reference files recorded by non-MobileMapper Pro receivers
may have other naming conventions.
JOB1.MMJ
JOB1.MMJ
JOB1.MMJ
JOB1.MMJ, JOB1.B00,
JOB1.D00 and JOB1.E00
JOB1
Not Seen
0001a04.034 (for the first file
recorded at reference station
site ID 0001 on the 34th day of
2004
b0001a04.34, d0001a04.34 and
e0001a04.34
b0001a04.34, d0001a04.34 and
e0001a04.34
b0001a04.34
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