Closed lazicsasalaki closed 8 years ago
Can't help, haven't used RTCM yet. But I'm glad to see someone else using goGPS/Java! Pinging @ege010 @nro2dai
Hi,
the first byte in any RTCM message should be equal to 211. In the RTCM3 documentation it is reported that the transport layer starts with the preamble 11010011
bin2dec('11010011')
ans =
211
As for catching messages 1015, 1016, 1017, it would be needed to write parsers for those messages and add them to org.gogpsproject.parser.rtcm3, then call them from RTCM3Client.java. In fact, at the moment goGPS Java has parsers only for messages 1004, 1005, 1006, 1007, 1008 and 1012 https://github.com/goGPS-Project/goGPS_Java/tree/master/src/main/java/org/gogpsproject/parser/rtcm3
As an alternative, you could use goGPS MATLAB, that has all the RTCM3 messages you need already implemented: https://github.com/goGPS-Project/goGPS_MATLAB/tree/master/goGPS/input_output/RTCM
In case you could also use goGPS MATLAB files just as a reference to implement the Java ones.
Eugenio
P.S. I'm going to be out of office from tomorrow to June 12, so in case I will catch up with the discussion in the second half of June (unless I manage to read work emails before then ;) )
Thanks So much, I am decoding , perfect
Thanks to you for using goGPS!
Dear Colleagues,
I am using goGPS and trying to read messages type 1015,1016,1017 from RTCM 3 mountpoint.
However I am only receiving messages type 1004,1012, 1019, 1020 and other even though the mountpoint is setup to send message types state above.
In RTCMClient.java there is condition
if (c == 211) { // header readMessage(in); }
Which is used to determine the start of message (header).
Can you please tell me why is character code 211 being used for this condition and does is apply also to the messages I am trying to read ?
Do you have any idea how to catch these messages ?
Any suggestion / advised would be helpful
Thanks in advance