Owner`s manual

Watson Industries, Inc. GGC-E101 Rev A 08/30/2013
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5. “dddmm.mmmmm” is an eleven character string representing the Longitude in “ddd”
degrees, “mm” minutes, and “.mmmmm” decimal fraction minutes. This data is followed
by a comma.
6. “s” is a single character representing the Longitude direction. s = E for East Longitude, s =
W for West Longitude. This data is followed by a comma.
7. “n” is a single character representing the Quality indicator. n = 0 for no position, n = 1 for
undifferentially correction position, n = 2 for differentially correction position, 9 = position
computed using almanac. This data is followed by a comma.
8. “qq” is two characters representing the number of satellites used in position computation.
This data is followed by a comma.
9. “p.p” is a three character string representing the Horizontal Dilution of Precision (HDOP) =
1.0 to 9.9. This data is followed by a comma.
10. “saaaaa.a” is a variable character string (minimum-3, maximum-8) representing the
Antenna Altitude in meters above sea level. This data is followed by a comma.
11. “M” is the altitude units, meters. This data is followed by a comma.
12. “±xxxx.x” is a variable character string (minimum-4, maximum-7) representing the geoidal
separation in meters. It difference between the WGS-84 earth ellipsoid and mean-sea-level
(geoid). This data is followed by a comma.
13. “M” is the geoidal separation units, meters. This data is followed by a comma
14. “sss” is a variable character string (minimum-0, maximum-3) representing the age of
Differential Corrections in seconds. Field blank if not Differentially corrected. . This data is
followed by a comma
15. “aaaa” is a four character string representing Reference station identification (0000 – 1023).
Field blank if not Differentially corrected.
16. “*cc” is a three character string representing an asterisk followed by a two digit
hexadecimal checksum.
17. <CR><LF> The string is terminated by a carriage return and Line Feed. There will then be
a short interval with no data transmission before the next string begins.
Example:
$GPGGA,175612.00,4451.84239,N,09128.00147,W,2,06,1.1,275.2,M,-33.0,M,6.0,0133*7B
$GPGGA message Header
175612.00 Universal Time 17 Hrs 56 minutes 12.00 seconds
4451.84239 Latitude 44 deg 51.84239 minutes
N North Latitude
09128.00147 Longitude 91 deg 28.00147 minutes
W West Longitude
2 Quality factor = 2 Diff. Corrected Pos.