2932540 ENGINE AR-COMPLETE Caterpillar parts
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CA2932540
293-2540
2932540
CA2932540
293-2540
2932540
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Position Status
The satellite receiver outputs the "GPS Status" with each position. The GPS status can be any one of the following:
Fixed = High Accuracy
Float = Medium Accuracy
DGPS = Low Accuracy
Autonomous
Old (no position)Note: The list above is presented with the most accurate first, descending in accuracy down the list.Features that require high accuracy will only be enabled when the GPS status is "Fixed". Features that require high accuracy will be disabled when the GPS status is in any other status.Position Error Statistics
The on-board software can be used with MS Series satellite receivers that support the sending of position error statics. If this method is used, the on-board software can use the reported error statics to determine whether features that require a higher accuracy should be enabled.Note: The positioning module must be configured to provide error statistics.The on-board software will only accept error statistics from MS Series receivers that support the output of position error statistics in the proprietary General Serial Output Format. (GSOF). To configure the MS Series satellite receiver to output this message, refer to Systems Operation, RENR7548, "Configuration Toolbox User Guide"By default, the on-board software uses the following default values to determine the accuracy tolerances:High error limit - 100 mm (4.0 inch)Medium error limit - 800 mm (31.5 inch).To provide a more specific tolerance, users can configure the following settings:
GPS High Error Limit
GPS Medium Error LimitBy defining a value for each of these keys, the on-board software will function as if the GPS status is "Fixed". To function as "Fixed", the positioning error supplied by the positioning module must be within the tolerance set by these settings. This statement is true regardless of the GPS status that is reported. If a lower tolerance is required (500 mm (20 inch)), the positioning module may output any status (except Autonomous). The features that require higher accuracy will continue to work normally provided the error limit is within 500 mm (20 inch).Determining Position Error
The method that the on-board software uses for determining "Position Error" is as follows:
The on-board software will automatically use the position error statistics if the statistics are available. If the GPS <high/medium> Limit settings are not supplied, the on-board software will use the default values.
If the position error statistics are not available, the on-board software will use the GPS status method.Note: Users may have positioning modules that provide position error statistics but wish to use the "GPS status" to determine the position accuracy. If so, then configure the MS Series satellite receiver not to output the position error statistics.
The satellite receiver outputs the "GPS Status" with each position. The GPS status can be any one of the following:
Fixed = High Accuracy
Float = Medium Accuracy
DGPS = Low Accuracy
Autonomous
Old (no position)Note: The list above is presented with the most accurate first, descending in accuracy down the list.Features that require high accuracy will only be enabled when the GPS status is "Fixed". Features that require high accuracy will be disabled when the GPS status is in any other status.Position Error Statistics
The on-board software can be used with MS Series satellite receivers that support the sending of position error statics. If this method is used, the on-board software can use the reported error statics to determine whether features that require a higher accuracy should be enabled.Note: The positioning module must be configured to provide error statistics.The on-board software will only accept error statistics from MS Series receivers that support the output of position error statistics in the proprietary General Serial Output Format. (GSOF). To configure the MS Series satellite receiver to output this message, refer to Systems Operation, RENR7548, "Configuration Toolbox User Guide"By default, the on-board software uses the following default values to determine the accuracy tolerances:High error limit - 100 mm (4.0 inch)Medium error limit - 800 mm (31.5 inch).To provide a more specific tolerance, users can configure the following settings:
GPS High Error Limit
GPS Medium Error LimitBy defining a value for each of these keys, the on-board software will function as if the GPS status is "Fixed". To function as "Fixed", the positioning error supplied by the positioning module must be within the tolerance set by these settings. This statement is true regardless of the GPS status that is reported. If a lower tolerance is required (500 mm (20 inch)), the positioning module may output any status (except Autonomous). The features that require higher accuracy will continue to work normally provided the error limit is within 500 mm (20 inch).Determining Position Error
The method that the on-board software uses for determining "Position Error" is as follows:
The on-board software will automatically use the position error statistics if the statistics are available. If the GPS <high/medium> Limit settings are not supplied, the on-board software will use the default values.
If the position error statistics are not available, the on-board software will use the GPS status method.Note: Users may have positioning modules that provide position error statistics but wish to use the "GPS status" to determine the position accuracy. If so, then configure the MS Series satellite receiver not to output the position error statistics.