Unable to scan serial
port configuration (directory {1}): {2} (error
{3}).
Invalid port ID (empty or
contains ‘/’): “{1}”.
{1}
Serial port configuration for
{1} has an invalid setting for {2}:
{3}
(not found)
Port disabled
CD24 low latency input
Colour LCD module driver
GCF input (BRP)
GCF output (BRP)
KVH DSP1500 digital gyro
Modem listener
Morningstar ModBus
NMEA input
NMEA output
PPP
USGS RTD output
Serial port recorder
TCP to serial port converter
Login terminal
Timestamp receiver
Trigger subsystem output
No serial ports found
{1} (current function: {2}, {3} baud)
{1} baud
Enter custom baud rate
Serial port configuration
No serial ports were detected on
this system.
Port
Baud rate
Function
Configure
Configure
Save changes
Discard changes
Select port function:
${functionSel}
${config}
NMEA input (selected by ${link})
NMEA output (selected by ${link})
Timestamp receiver (selected by ${link})
timing configuration
Saving port configuration and restarting service… ${progress}
Configuration saved.
Failed to save configuration.
Error message returned from system:
{1}
OK
${id}
${dev}
Service ID
This ID is used as the service name for the serial port. Restarting this service will restart the serial port's function. It is also used to name configuration files and for log messages.
Device
This is the path to the device node under Linux. It is only shown for information and for users who wish to interact with ports on the command line.
Description
This description is used in the configuration interfaces and status output to describe the serial port. It can be changed to any text up to 64 characters long but should allow the user to identify the physical port in question.
Baud rate
Inverted
Invert 1PPS
Electrically inverts the 1PPS (pulse-per-second) output line. Normally this should be off, since the system output is designed to match a Güralp GPS module, but in some special hardware situations this may be required.
Maximum NTP error (µs)
When used with NTP (network time protocol), NTP must report that the system clock error is below the threshold specified here in microseconds. Otherwise, the NMEA output will indicate that there is no fix, and the signal will not be suitable for a time source.
Latitude to report
If desired, a position can be encoded into the stream. The latitude takes the form of DDMM.SSSS,N where DD is degrees north/south of the equator, MM is minutes, SSSS is seconds and fractional seconds and the last character is N for North or S for South.
Longitude to report
If desired, a position can be encoded into the stream. The longitude takes the form of DDDMM.SSSS,N where DDD is degrees east/west of the meridian, MM is minutes, SSSS is seconds and fractional seconds and the last character is E for East or W for West.
Height to report
If desired, the location report can include a height in metres.
Geoid to report
If desired, the location report can include the geoid measurement in metres.
I/O line to switch
Some CMG-EAM hardware has a switch that will activate the NMEA output feature instead of expecting an external GPS antenna. The default setting is almost always suitable for this port.
Get default settings
Disabled
Disable BRP rewind for DM24 in adaptive mode
A DM24 that is in a transmission mode such as ADAPTIVE or FIFO will ignore Block Recovery Protocol (BRP) rewind requests, leading to sub-optimal data transfer. Check this button if using a DM24 in such a mode. Note that DIRECT is the only recommended mode, and in that case this button should be left unchecked to avoid any gaps in the data transfer.
Debug port
Enter a TCP port number or service name in this field to enable debug mode. In this mode a client can connect to the named port and it will receive a copy of each byte transmitted by the DM24. Normally, this field should be left empty, which will disable this mode. See also the GCF audit log menu entry to debug problems with DM24 modules.
Data service group
Enabled
Enable coarse timing for DM24mk2
Normally, a DM24mk3 or a CD24 will emit RTStatus timing signals which Platinum can interpret to get the system time (for log messages etc, but not for data timestamps). However, this is not supported by the DM24mk2. Check the box to enable a different algorithm for the DM24mk2. Leave unchecked if unsure.
ACK/NAK timeout (ms)
Open BRP calculator in new tab
BRP (block recovery protocol) needs to be manually tuned for round trip time and transmission speed. Enter the tuning value in milliseconds here. This is also known as the MS-GAP setting.
Allow access to instrument terminal
Allowed
GCF compressor
Filter transmitted blocks
Output channel station name
Output channel network code
Output channel location code
Upside down
Gyro mounted upside down
If the gyro is mounted upside down within the instrument chassis, check the box to invert the sense of the heading.
Data service group
${directionListen}
${directionConnect}
Server (wait for incoming connections)
Client (establish connection to remote server)
Connection type
Local bind address (empty for all)
Port/service to listen on
Address to connect to
Port/service to connect to
Sample divisor
RTD output is limited to 16 bits, but digitiser input is usually 24 bits. Enter value to divide digitiser samples by to reduce the output range.
Data service group
Channel {1}
${editor}${select}
Select
Select channel
Select channel:
${channelSelector}
List of channels
is unavailable (perhaps gdi-base is not running?). You will have
to type the channel name in manually.
{1} ({2} samples/second)
Cancel
Select
Sample rates of the three selected channels do not match.
Duplicate channels selected.
I/O line suffix
Slave ID (hex)
Enable modem control lines
Modem?
If enabled, PPP will assert DTR (data terminal ready) and will watch CD (carrier detect). These are not used on directly cabled links but only if there is an analogue modem.
Enable hardware flow control (RTS/CTS)
Flow control?
Saving {1} failed:
{3} (code {2}).
Note
Once the port has been set in
this mode, visit the menu entry Configuration → Data acquisition to
alter channel names, sample rates etc.
Trigger group
Lua program
Error saving Lua
script (filename {1}): {2}