Configuration File Creation
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This page is used to create a Configuration File with one or more groups of
NetRS receiver control settings.
File Name is used to specify the name of the file in which the receiver control
settings are stored. The name should reflect the contents of the file so that
if multiple Configuration Files are present on the receiver they can be easily
distinguished. The file itself is stored in a fixed location of the NetRS
receiver. The Configuration Files page is used
to upload the file from the NetRS receiver to your local machine.
The control settings that are included in the Configuration File are specified
by selecting one or more checkoxes for each group of settings.
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I/O configurations - When checked all
control settings related to the setting of the I/O operation are saved,
including serial, TCP and UDP port specifications.
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Reference Station and Antenna
Setup - When checked all control settings related to the reference
station (position, name, id, description) and antenna (serial number, name,
type, height, reference point) are saved.
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Data Logging Sessions - When checked all
control settings related to any defined data logging sessions, as well as the
AutoDelete and Power Saving controls are saved.
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Miscellaneous Receiver Controls - When checked a variety of miscellaneous
controls, including Elevation and PDOP Masks,
Clock Steering, Multipath Reduction,
1PPS Output, GPS Satellite Controls and
WAAS Satellite Controls are saved.
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External Frequency Source - When checked all
control settings related to the use of an external frequency source are saved.
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Ethernet Setup Controls - When checked
all control settings related to setting up the Ethernet connection, including
IP address and subnet mask, domain name and DNS information, are saved.
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FTP Access Controls - When checked all control
settings related to FTP access, including anonymous, netrsFTP and adminFTP, are
saved.
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Network Time Protocol (NTP) - When checked all
control settings related to NTP, including NTP servers and the use of NTP, are
saved.
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Security Setup - When checked all control
settings related to receiver access controls and http accounts is saved.
Save EVERYTHING - When checked all control settings are saved. This is
particularly useful as a mechanism to save and restore the configuration of a
specific receiver. Care should be used, however, when uploading a Configuration
File in which all control settings are saved to another NetRS receiver. Because
the file contains all control settings, including the Ethernet Setup Controls
this could result in network problems. Make sure that you understand how each
set of controls will affect a NetRS receiver before applying them to a group of
NetRS receivers in a network.
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