man dgpsip (Commandes) - dgpsip

NAME

dgpsip - get Differential GPS corrections via the internet

SYNOPSIS

[-d] [-t] [-4] [-6] [-B] [-v verbosity] [-h host] [-p port] [-o tty] [-s baudrate] [-n nmea_tty] [-N nmea_baudrate] [-c logfile]

DESCRIPTION

-h

host_name or ip_address to connect to

-p

port_name or port_number to connect to on remote machine.

-o

output_tty

-s

tty_baudrate

-n

nmea_tty If set, use this tty for NMEA input and use output_tty for RTCM output. This option is needed by some oem GPS units with two tty connections.

-N

nmea_baudrate Not used unless nmea_tty specified.

-c

nmea_logfile Write an nmea logfile with the specified name.

-v

verbosity_level

-d

Decode rtcm stream and turn off tty output by default. To run both decoder and tty output:

-4

force an ipv4 connection

-6

force an ipv6 connection

-t

turn on SV track recording / picture mode.

-B

turn off binary mode for the above picture mode.

EXAMPLES

If dgpsip can't connect to the server it sleeps and tries again a short time later. dgpsip uses an exponential back off so as to not overload a rebooting server.

BUGS

None reported yet.

SEE ALSO

http://www.wsrcc.com/wolfgang/gps/dgps-ip.html

AUTHOR

Wolfgang Rupprecht <wolfgang@wsrcc.com>

The rtcm decoder subsection was written by John Sager <john.sager@btinternet.com>.

COPYRIGHT

The copyrights are held by the respective authors. Both authors have made the source code available under the GNU Public License (GPL). See the file COPYING in the distrubution directory for full details.