File Manager
This page is used to list the content of the receiver memory devices and to perform delete, transfer or copy operations on the listed files.
Memory
This is a read-only area. For each of the possible storage media (internal memory and USB device), the following information is provided:
• Percentage of free memory
• Number of kbytes used
• Total size of memory
• Number of files stored in memory
In the last two lines, the storage medium currently used to record raw data is provided:
• The first line indicates which medium is used when data recording takes place outside of any sessions.
• The second line indicates which medium is used when data recording takes place through programmed sessions.
Files
Parameter |
Designation |
$PASHS |
Internal Memory / USB device |
Check one of these buttons to select the memory on which to perform file management. Selecting “USB Device” implies that a USB device is currently connected to the remote receiver. |
FIL,DEL |
G-File only |
Enable this option to apply a mask to the selected directory so that only the G-files present in this directory can be listed. |
- |
”Loading...” message |
Appears at regular intervals of time. Means that the content of the web page is currently being updated. |
- |
Directory table |
This table lists the files and directories found in the selected memory according to the choices you have made above. The following is provided for each file: name, size, modification date. You can do the following from within the table: • Click on each of the column headers to sort the list in direct or inverse alphabetical order. • Click on the filename to open or save the file on your computer. • Click on the button before the filename as a pre-selection before performing one of the actions described below. • Click on a folder to open it. |
- |
“Delete files” button |
Click this button to delete all the files you have previously selected in the table. |
FIL,DEL |
“Transfer files to FTP server” button |
Click on this button to transfer the selected files to an external FTP server (see below how to define this external FTP server). |
FTP,PUT |
“Copy to USB Device” button |
Click on this button to copy the selected files to the USB device connected to the receiver. |
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“Convert to RINEX” button |
Click on this button to convert the selected files to RINEX format. The header and content of every RINEX file the receiver will generate will be defined according to the RINEX Settings area below. |
RXC,RUN |
Work in Progress
This area is displayed only when one of the actions below is in progress:
• Transfer Files to FTP Sever
• Copy to USB Device
• Convert to RINEX
When this happens, the message “In Progress, Please Wait...” appears in the corresponding line.
Transfer to External FTP Server
File Manager can be used to upload files from the selected receiver memory to an FTP server of your choice. The network location and access permissions for this FTP server should be defined in this area according to the table below.
Parameter |
Designation |
$PASHS |
FTP Server |
Enter the IP address or host name of the external FTP server |
FTP,PAR |
FTP Port |
Enter the FTP server port number (default: 21) |
FTP,PAR |
FTP Path |
Enter the path on the external FTP server where you want to upload files. |
FTP,PAR |
Username |
Enter the FTP server login |
FTP,PAR |
Password |
Enter the FTP server password (always hidden; “*” characters appear instead) |
FTP,PAR |
RINEX Settings
Parameter |
Designation |
$PASHS |
RINEX 2.11 |
Use this option to convert G-files to RINEX 2.11 format. |
SES,PAR |
RINEX 3.01 |
Use this option to convert G-files to Rinex 3.01 format. |
SES,PAR |
Hatanaka |
This option can be used in conjunction with one of the previous two ones to convert G-files to Rinex 2.11 or 3.01 in Hatanaka format. |
SES,PAR |
Tar.Z |
Use this option to compress G-files in Tar.Z format. Can be used together with option Rinex 2.11/3.01. |
SES,PAR |
Modify the Rate |
Enable this option if you wish to use a measurement period different from the one used in the G-file |
RXC,PAR |
Rate |
This field will appear if you have enabled the Change Rate option. Enter the new measurement period that will be used when converting the G-file to a RINEX file. |
RXC,PAR |
Disable GLONASS |
Enabling this option will result in rejecting all GLONASS measurements from the RINEX conversion. |
RXC,PAR |
Disable SBAS |
Enabling this option will result in rejecting all SBAS measurements from the RINEX conversion. |
RXC,PAR |
Disable GALILEO |
Enabling this option will result in rejecting all GALILEO measurements from the RINEX conversion. |
RXC,PAR |
You can define the following additional and optional parameters for insertion into the header of every single RINEX file the receiver will generate:
• Agency
• Observer
• Marker Name
• Marker Number
• Observation Comment
• GPS Navigation Comment
• GLONASS Navigation Comment
• SBAS Navigation Comment
• GALILEO Navigation Comment
• Meteo Comment
• Meteo Sensor Manufacturer
• Meteo Sensor Type
• Temperature Accuracy
• Pressure Accuracy
• Humidity Accuracy