User Guide
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- 1 Preface
- 2 Features
- 3 Getting Started
- 4 Concept and Philosophy
- 5 u-center Menus and Windows
- 5.1 Main frame and toolbars
- 5.2 Views and windows
- 6 NTRIP
- 7 Google Earth server
- 8 Tools
- 9 How To
- 10 Troubleshooting
- 11 Related Documents
- 12 Revision History
u-center-User Guide
UBX-13005250 - R18
Production Information 5 u-center Menus and Windows
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Function Description Shortcut /
Toolbar icon
Track Show track of values from the internal database.
Statistics Show statistics of the values from the internal database.
Maximum deviation
shortcut
Shortcut for changing the scale of the deviation map to prefixed values. The icons represent
Roman numerals, with "I" corresponding to a 1 m radius of the deviation map, and "V"= 5
m, "X"= 10 m, "L"= 50 m, "C" = 100 m, "D" = 500 m, and "M" = 1000 m.
Reference position
shortcut
Shortcut for setting the reference position:
• A = average position
• C = current position
Table 19: Description of the buttons in the deviation map toolbar
The number of displayed epochs is set to 1800 by default.
You can use the mouse scroll wheel to zoom in/out on the deviation map. Holding down the Shift key
allows you to zoom in beyond the default 1 m maximum zoom.
5.2.14 Sky view
Sky view is an excellent tool for analyzing the performance of antennas as well as the conditions of the satellite
observation environment. The polar plot graphically displays the averaged relative satellite signal strength (see
Figure 47), the position of satellites in the sky, identifies satellites by number and indicates which satellites are
being used in the receiver calculation. Right-clicking the mouse on sky view allows the copying of C/N0 values
in tabular form to another program.