4.1 RS 232 Navigation Data Output To Payload Areas
The data from all navigation data inputs is accumulated in a buffer for one second. The Data is processed and output to the RS232 data bus at 9600 Baud. This results in a delay of one second between the actual time the data is received and the time it is output on the RS232 data bus. The time is correct to one millisecond. The output format is as follows:
| Parameter | Units | Output Format |
|
Source |
| Header, GPS Status | 'SOH' [G/N] | ASCII XX |
|
Inserted |
| UTC Time (GMT) | days:hrs:min:sec | ASCII XXX:XX:XX:XX |
|
GPS |
| Present Pos. Latitude | DEGREES | ASCII N/S XX.XXXXX |
|
INU |
| Present Pos. Longitude | DEGREES | ASCII E/W XXX.XXXXX |
|
INU |
| True Heading | DEGREES | ASCII XXX.XX |
|
INU |
| Pitch Angle (up + ) | DEGREES | ASCII ±XX.XXXX |
|
INU |
| Roll Angle (rt. + ) | DEGREES | ASCII ±XX.XXXX |
|
INU |
| Ground Speed | METERS/Sec | ASCII XXX.XX |
|
INU |
| Track Angle True | DEGREES | ASCII XXX.XX |
|
INU |
| Inertial Wind Speed | METERS/Sec | ASCII XX.X |
|
INU |
| Inertial Wind Direction | DEGREES | ASCII XXX.X |
|
INU |
| Body Longit. Accl. | G | ASCII ±X.XXX |
|
INU |
| Body Lateral. Accl. | G | ASCII ±X.XXX |
|
INU |
| Body Normal Accl. | G | ASCII ±X.XXX |
|
INU |
| Track Angle Rate | DEGREES/Sec | ASCII ±XX.X |
|
INU |
| Pitch Rate | DEGREES/Sec | ASCII ±XX.X |
|
INU |
| Roll Rate | DEGREES/Sec | ASCII ±XX.X |
|
INU |
| Inertial Vertical Speed | METERS/Sec | ASCII ±XX.XX |
|
INU |
| GPS Altitude | METERS | ASCII XXXXX.X |
|
GPS |
| GPS Latitude | DEGREES | ASCII N/SXX.XXXXX |
|
GPS |
| GPS Longitude | DEGREES | ASCII E/WXXX.XXXXX |
|
GPS |
| Static Pressure * | Millibar | ASCII XXXX.XXX |
|
Analog |
| Total Pressure | Millibar | ASCII XXXX.XXX |
|
Analog |
| Differential Pressure | Millibar | ASCII XX.XXX |
|
Analog |
| Total Temperature * | Degree C | ASCII ±XX.XX |
|
Analog |
| Static Temperature * | Degree C | ASCII ±XX.XX |
|
Derived |
| Barometric Altitude * | Meters | ASCII XXXXX.X |
|
Derived |
| Mach No * | N/A | ASCII X.XXX |
|
Derived |
| True Air Speed * | METERS/Sec | ASCII XXX.XX |
|
Derived |
| Wind Speed * | METERS/Sec | ASCII XX.X |
|
Derived |
| Wind Direction * | DEGREES | ASCII XXX.X |
|
Derived |
| Sun Elevation | DEGREES | ASCII ±XX.XX |
|
Derived |
| Sun Azimuth | DEGREES | ASCII XXX.XX |
|
Derived |
| Analog Channels (12) | Volts | ASCII ±X.XXX |
|
Analog |
| End of Frame | LF, CR | ASCII |
|
Inserted |
NOTE: Each parameter
is followed by a space. The values for each of the 12 analog channels are
separated by spaces.
* These values are not valid below an aircraft altitude of 10 km.
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Data from the GPS time and date labels are read, translated and formatted. This data is sent on the RS232 Time Channel at 9600 baud. The date is Julian and the time is Universal Coordinated Time (UTC). The string is terminated by a carriage return and line feed. The effective time begins at the first character of this frame with less than 0.1 milliseconds of delay. The output format (in ASCII) is as follows:
DATE_ _XXX_ _TIME_ _XX:XX:XXCRLF [27 characters total]
CR = Carriage Return
LF = Line Feed
The Nav Recorder also broadcasts an IRIG-B time code to all payload areas.