Changeset 11102 in ntrip for trunk/BNC/src/bnchelp.html
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r11100 r11102 5028 5028 Antenna IOD is GNSS-specific, so the same Metadata entries serve as the trust anchor for every GNSS. In 5029 5029 addition, since a Satellite Antenna IOD is only guaranteed unique within a rolling 64-day period, BNC discards 5030 any Satellite Antenna correction that is 64 days or older, even if its IOD would otherwise still match, and 5031 falls back to using ANTEX-based satellite antenna corrections instead. 5030 any Satellite Antenna correction that is 64 days or older, even if its IOD would otherwise still match. If the 5031 referenced Satellite Antenna information is not available or not trusted for a satellite, the satellite is 5032 excluded. ANTEX is never used for the satellite antenna with new RTCM-SSR: without a Metadata reference, no 5033 satellite antenna correction is applied at all, because orbits, clocks and biases refer to the provider's point 5034 on the nadir axis and form a consistent set. The receiver antenna is corrected with ANTEX as usual. 5032 5035 </p> 5033 5036 <p> … … 8530 8533 <p> 8531 8534 Specify the reference signals of the satellite clocks per GNSS as '<system>:<band><attribute>&<band><attribute>', 8532 separated by blanks, e.g. 'C:1 P&5PJ:1C&5Q'. The clocks refer to the ionosphere-free linear combination of8535 separated by blanks, e.g. 'C:1X&5X J:1C&5Q'. The clocks refer to the ionosphere-free linear combination of 8533 8536 the code signals of these two signals. Systems not specified keep the default of the IGS Real-Time Committee: 8534 8537 </p> … … 8553 8556 <p> 8554 8557 Changing the reference signals is meant for a coordinated switch of the IGS Real-Time convention, e.g. for BDS from 8555 C2I/C6I to C1 P/C5P (B1C/B2a) following the IGS products, or for QZSS to an L1/L5 pair because the QZSS Block III8558 C2I/C6I to C1X/C5X (B1C/B2a data+pilot) following the IGS products - note that IGS-SSR cannot carry the BDS signals 1X/5X (signal IDs reserved), so that ACs would have to provide them in RTCM-SSR -, or for QZSS to an L1/L5 pair because the QZSS Block III 8556 8559 satellites no longer transmit L2. All ACs of a combination should then provide the code biases of the new reference 8557 8560 signals. A switch changes the combined clocks of the affected satellites by the ionosphere-free combination of the
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