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a waypoint name. A dash means no prefix. Default is a
capitol letter V.
Proximity Alert. Set a minimum proximity distance.
When any ATLAS PL with properly configured ID codes
and KEYPHRASE comes within this many meters of
this unit, a proximity warning is triggered. The report
PROX
interval will be at the TXRATE setting, and report the
proximity warning at least 8 times or until the distance
between the two ATLAS PLs increases beyond the
PROX distance.
Enable -PL Repeating. This simple command enables
the repeater feature of the ATLAS PL, and configures it
for standard operation. The user may alternately use
the ATX and ATRX commands, but they are more
REPEAT
complicated to use. This command enables the unit to
repeat all messages it receives, as long as the first digit
of the 4-digit ID matches its first digit. (It repeats IDs
0001 thru 0999).
Quantity of TDMA Slots. Normally this parameter is
set to 1. Each unit gets one slot. To facilitate data
transmission, it is possible to set this to a number other
SLOTQTY
than 1. For example, if set to 3, and the ID of the unit is
0008, the unit will be allowed to transmit in slots 8, 9,
and 10.
TDMA Slot duration. Configure the width of a TDMA
SLOTTIME
slot. 50mS increments.
Set/read TDMA Frame time. The length of one TDMA
TDMATIME
time frame, in seconds.
I/O Change Reporting. Which bits are used as
transmission triggers. This is a HEX number. Bit 0 is
TRIGBITS
IN0, bit 1 is IN1.... IN2 is the serial data input, so if the
unit is used to send data, do not set TRIGBITS to a
number greater than 3.
Polarity of the input bits. 0 = normal active high
operation(causes unit to transmit when it goes high), 1
TRIGPOL
= Inverted, active low. This is a HEX number. Bit 0 is
IN0, bit 1 is IN1....
Report on change. Sets which input bits cause a
report on change. If a particular bit is a 1, then it will
TRIGEX
trigger a report when it changes. The input bit must
also be enable with the TRIGBITS. This is a HEX
number. Bit 0 is IN0, bit 1 is IN1...
Distance trigger. Set a distance (in meters) threshold
beyond-which the unit will transmit its position and
status. If set to 0, the unit always reports at the
TXRATE. If set to an distance greater than zero, then
TRIGDX
the unit reports at the TXRATE intervals if it has moved
this distance since the last report. If it has not moved, it
will still report its position, but at the rate set by
IDLERATE. If IDLERATE is set t 0, then the unit will
not report its position when not moving.
Speeding Report. Set a speed (in kilometers/hour)
TRIGSPEED
threshold above-which the unit will begin reporting its
position and status. Set to 0 to disable this feature.
GPS Report Rate. Set number of seconds between
GPS reports. This is also the rate at which the internal
GPS will measure position, speed, etc. Even if the unit
TXRATE
is not moving, the GPS periodically measures position
and speed to determine if it has triggered a speed or
position transmission.
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Set it to "0" for
no prefix.
0-9999
Disabled (0)
0=feature
disabled
0 off
0
1 configure
repeater.
1-9999
1
50 - 1000
200
0-3599
10
0-7
0
0
0-FF
Active high
0-FF
0
0-999
0
0-999
0
10
1 - 9999
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