Crr: Code Correlator Mode - ashtech DG16 Reference Manual

Table 6.7 outlines the format for d1 through d88:
Parameter
d1 Year
d2 Month
d3 Date
d4 Day of the week
d5 Hour
d6 Minute
d7 Second
d8 Time Difference— the time lapse after the
last write to RTC
*hh The hexadecimal checksum is computed by
exclusive O-Ring all of the bytes in the
message between, but not including, the $
and the *. The result is *hh where h is a hex
character.
Typical CLK response:
$PASHR,CLK,96,12,04,4,13,25,20,14*05
4 December 1996, Wednesday 13.25, 20 sec; last write time to clock operation was
at 14sec before this command.

CRR: Code Correlator Mode

$PASHS,CRR,c1
This command selects the type of code correlator used for multipath mitigation; c1
specifies the code correlator type:
E = Edge correlator
S = Strobe correlator.
The selected correlator is applied to all GPS channels and both SBAS channels.
The Edge Correlator is standard features for the DG16. The Strobe Correlator is available for the
DG16 as an option.
100
Table 6.7. $PASHQ,CLK Format
Description
DG14 and DG16 Board & Sensor Reference Manual
Range
0 to 99
1 to 12
1 to 31
1 to 7
0 to 23
0 to 59
0 to 59
32
0 to 2
0-9 and A-F