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GNSS2 / OutputDataFormat

Output data format

The GNSS2 outputs both CAN and Serial data, as detailed below.

CAN Output

The GNSS2 can output a variety of CAN messages, using Race Technology’s CAN data message format. These messages are output at a fixed rate of 5Hz or 10Hz depending on the unit configuration.

A detailed description of the Race Technology CAN data format, including the message contents and the default addressing scheme, can be found on the knowledge base on the Race Technology web site here.

.DBD files can be generated from the configuration software.

The GNSS2 supports both 11 and 29bit addressing, Bitrates are configurable to 125kbps, 250kbps, 500kbps or 1mbps.

CAN output can be configured to be either as soon as available, in which case the latency will be variable, or at a fixed latency of 150ms. This applies to the reception of the first message of each epoch, relative to the epoch time. Latency can only be guaranteed if the GNSS2 is the only transmitter on the CAN bus.

The following CAN messages are available for output from the GPS2:



Serial Output

The GPS2 has 3 serial and 1 USB ports. Usage and baud rate is summarised in the table below:

Port Baud rate Function
Serial 1 115200/460800

Various

Connection to SPEEDBOX

NMEA

Serial 2 38400 Correction input/output
USB 115200 Configuration / reflash

Serial 1 is used to output serial data to other Race Technology equipment, such as the DL2 data logger, or to output to other manufacturers equipment using NMEA message.

When set to Race Technology format messages, the following messages are transmitted at either 5 or 10Hz depending on the option selected in the configuration software.

7 GPS time
10 GPS positional data
11 Speed (Raw GPS)
55 Date
56 Course data (raw GPS)
57 GPS altitude and accuracy
74 Auxiliary Channels 5,7,8,9, 14,15,16,17,18,28
85 Gradient (raw GPS)
105 NED velocities


NMEA messages available are as follows:

Serial port 2 is used to input or output RTCM v3.x differential correction data, and is fixed at a baud rate of 38400 baud.

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