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Example: Display file information for files 1-10.
$PASHR,FLS
The response returns file size, name, and available memory information.
Response:
where n = the number of files
Field
d1
f1
f2
s1
m
f3
*cc
FSS: Get System File Status
$PASHQ,FSS
This command queries file system status, where x is the optional response port.
Example: Query the file system status, directing the response to Port B
$PASHR,FSS
The associated response message is:
84
$PASHQ,FLS,0
Display file information for files 6-15.
$PASHS,FLS,5
$PASHR,FLS,d1,f1,f2,n(s1,m1,f3)*cc
Table 6.11: FLS Response Structure
Free memory in receiver memory card in Kbytes.
Total number of files currently in the receiver.
Number of files that match the query parameter and are displayed in the response.
File 4 character site name.
Time of file opening in the format wwwwdhhmm
where:
wwww = the GPS week number
d
= the day in the week (0-6)
hhmm = hours and minutes
Size of the file in Kbytes
checksum
$PASHQ,FSS,B
$PASHR,FSS,f,d1,d2,d3,d4,d5
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GG Surveyor GPS+GLONASS Reference Manual
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