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DATA LOGGING
An extensive set of logs are available to capture data (refer to the
Manual-OM20000129). Logs can be directed to any of the ProPak6 communication ports and can be
automatically generated when new or changed data becomes available or at regular intervals. Data can be
collected through NovAtel Connect using the Logging Control Window.
Different logging profiles can also be created to facilitate different logging requirements. Refer to the
NovAtel Connect help and/or the
ONBOARD MEMORY
The ProPak6 contains 4 GB of memory for onboard data storage. Data can be logged to internal memory
and downloaded for post-processing. The ProPak6 onboard memory can be accessed using FTP. Refer to
the
ProPak6 User Manual
ETHERNET CONNECTION
The ProPak6 is equipped with a 10/100 baseT Ethernet port that supports IPv4 Internet layer, TCP/IP
transport, ping and connections from the Telnet client. The port can be used to perform remote debugging,
receive MRTCA (modified RTCA) data and download firmware. The ProPak6 is also equipped with NTRIP
Version 2.0 client and server capability.
Instructions on configuring Ethernet and NTRIP are in application note
support/search/items/Application%20Note. Also refer to the
the
OEM6 Family Firmware Reference
BLUETOOTH CONFIGURATION
By default, the Bluetooth radio is turned off.
1. Connect the ProPak6 to a computer using one of the communication ports and turn power on.
2. Issue the BLUETOOTHCONFIG POWER ON command to turn on the Bluetooth radio. The Bluetooth
LED on the front of the ProPak6 lights blue
3. Log BLUETOOTHSTATUS ONCHANGED to display the Bluetooth radio status.
4. Issue the SAVECONFIG command to save the configuration to Non-Volatile Memory (NVM)
8
ProPak6 User Manual
(OM-20000148) for details.
Manual-OM20000129.
OEM6 Family Firmware Reference
(OM-20000148) for details on logging.
APN-057
ProPak6 User Manual
.
at
www.novatel.com/
(OM-20000148) and
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