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where Table 6.12 outlines the response format.
Field
d1
d2
d3
d4
d5
Field d5 indicates the mounting status of the file system in percent; 100 indicates the file system is
fully mounted
All file system commands are available only when the system is fully mounted. Mounting takes just a
moment if the internal memory was not reset (see command $PASHS,INI). If the internal memory
was reset, mounting can take a few minutes. In this case, command $PASHQ,FSS (parameter d5 in
particular) is a convenient way to get the current estimation of the mounting percent.
GTF: Set GLONASS Time Shift
$PASHS,GTF,d
This command sets the GLONASS system time shift hold position fixed mode, where
d is 0 or 1.
Default is 0.
This command does not set the GLONASS system time shift, but just says whether to use the last
computed or entered value of GLONASS system time shift in fixed mode.
Command/Response Formats
Table 6.12: FSS Response Structure
f
internal diagnostic number (not used by user), 4 digits in hex
internal diagnostic number, 2 digits
internal diagnostic, 2 digits
index of current file, 3 digits in range 0-99 or 999 if there is no current file
total number of files, 3 digits
mounting, percent done, 3 digits.
d = 0 - Use the most recent computed GLONASS system time shift
d = 1 - Always use GLONASS system time shift entered by
$PASHS,DTG.
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