Tf1.7 User Manual-servlet Flags

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Servlet Flags & Debug

Messages


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User Manual - TF1.7 SERVLET FLAGS Page 2 of 15


Version History

Date Revision TF Version Author(s)

Oct 2012 Draft A 1.7.12 T. Sanerkin

Dec 2012 Rev 1.1 1.7.18 T. Sanerkin


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Contents

Version History ................................................................................................................................................... 2

Contents ............................................................................................................................................................. 3

Servlet Flags & Debug Messages ....................................................................................................................... 4

1 Overview .................................................................................................................................................... 4

2 Real-Time Decoder ..................................................................................................................................... 5

3 Position Calculator ..................................................................................................................................... 6

4 Shooter Controller ..................................................................................................................................... 9

5 Gravel Controller ...................................................................................................................................... 11

6 Autopilot Controller ................................................................................................................................. 12

7 Header Broadcast ..................................................................................................................................... 13

8 Scouting Controller .................................................................................................................................. 13

9 Turn Calculator ......................................................................................................................................... 14

10 Output Controller ................................................................................................................................. 14


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Servlet Flags & Debug Messages

1 Overview

In Servlet Manager each servlet has its own set of messages that can be displayed to aid in system

management and trouble shooting. The different messages can be selected from the Servlet option in the

Menu Bar. The menu will be populated with the options related to the currently selected servlet.

Within the Servlet menu there are two generic options for every

servlet, Start and Stop. These allow the selected servlet to be stopped

and/or started indipendantly of the other servlets and TriggerFish

Services as a whole. While a servlet is running the Start option will be

greyed out and when the servlet is stopped the stop button will be

greyed out.

In the following sections each servlet and its corresponding flags will be gone

through separately with example outputs from each. A servlet message will be

displayed when a black tick is displayed next to the message. If there is no tick

the message will not be displayed.


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2 Real-Time Decoder

The Real-Time Decoder handles all the real time messages

coming into the system. It receives its messages from the gravel

decoder and then passes them on into hydra to be used for

example by the position calculator.

The Real-Time Decoder has four servlet flag options:

Show Messages In – Shows the type and source of real time messages that are coming into the

Real-Time Decoder.

Example:echo Data from: Decoder Unit: Unit Id: 444 Card Id: 2echo Data from: Decoder Unit: Unit Id: 444 Card Id: 2echo Data from: Decoder Unit: Unit Id: 444 Card Id: 2gyro Data from: Decoder Unit: Unit Id: 444 Card Id: 1

gps Data from: Decoder Unit: Unit Id: 444 Card Id: 3

Show Timing – Shows the timing of messages in the format:[Type] U:[System Time (HH:MM:SS)] S:[Hydra Time (HH:MM:SS)] ([Time Difference]) : [Vessel

Node] [UTC]

Example:Gps U:13:31:36 S:13:31:36 (0.0): C-Nav 916493496.8Echo U:13:21:06 S:13:31:37 (630.4): Echo1 916492866.7Echo U:13:21:06 S:13:31:37 (630.4): Echo1 916492866.8Gyro U:13:21:07 S:13:31:37 (630.4): Gyro1 916492867.4

Show Data – Displays the decoded data from each input the node to which it is connected. Extra

information is given about the GPS signal including the time it came into the system, its latency and

age of correction.

Example:GPS source A39A76AD-C05B-4D2E-837958E06ECCDA2BUTC:916496745.8Latency 4.1 4.114:25:45: Gps 6° 38' 0.940"S 12° 6' 39.314"E -1.0 C-Nav14:15:20: Echo 71.3 Echo114:15:20: Echo 67.9 Echo114:15:20: Gyro 229.2 Gyro1

Duplicates – If any duplicate messages are received by the system the type of duplicate message

will be displayed.

Example:Duplicated gps messageDuplicated gps message

Duplicated gyro messageDuplicated gps message


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3 Position Calculator

Handles all of the position calculation of all nodes on the vessel,

guns and streamer, it is also where any Kalman filtering is

implemented.

The Position Calculator has 11 flag options:

Show Echo Data – Displays the calculated and raw echo

depths for each echo node, the age of the signal and

which node it is linked to. In the following format:[Time (HH:MM:SS)]: Echo [Node]: [Calculated Depth](Raw: [Raw Depth]) (TDiff: [age of signal])

Example:14:58:14: Echo Echo1: 62.7 (Raw: 62.7) (TDiff: 0.2)14:58:14: Echo Echo1: 66.1 (Raw: 66.1) (TDiff: 0.2)

14:58:15: Echo Echo1: 62.8 (Raw: 62.8) (TDiff: 0.2)14:58:15: Echo Echo1: 66.2 (Raw: 66.2) (TDiff: 0.3)14:58:16: Echo Echo1: 62.9 (Raw: 62.9) (TDiff: 0.2)

Show Depth Calculation – Shows the calculated depth, the rank used and the nodes used to

calculate that depth.

Example:15:01:01: Depth Calculated 63.20 from Rank 1 Units Echo115:01:02: Depth Calculated 66.50 from Rank 1 Units Echo115:01:03: Depth Calculated 62.90 from Rank 1 Units Echo1

15:01:04: Depth Calculated 66.30 from Rank 1 Units Echo115:01:05: Depth Calculated 66.30 from Rank 1 Units Echo1

Show Gyro Data –

Displays the calculated and raw gyro bearings for each gyro node, the age of thesignal and which node the data is linked to. It is displayed in the following format:[Time (HH:MM:SS)]: Echo [Node]: [Calculated Depth] (Raw: [Raw Depth]) (TDiff: [age ofsignal])

Example:15:03:56: Gyro Gyro1: 216.4 (Raw: 216.4) (TDiff: 0.2)15:03:56: Gyro Gyro1: 216.4 (Raw: 216.4) (TDiff: 0.3)

15:03:57: Gyro Gyro1: 216.4 (Raw: 216.4) (TDiff: 0.2)15:03:59: Gyro Gyro1: 216.3 (Raw: 216.3) (TDiff: 0.4)

Show Heading Calculation – Shows the calculated heading, the rank used and the nodes used to

calculate the heading.

Example:15:05:00: Heading Calculated 234.70 from Rank 1 Units Gyro115:05:01: Heading Calculated 234.70 from Rank 1 Units Gyro115:05:02: Heading Calculated 235.80 from Rank 1 Units Gyro115:05:03: Heading Calculated 235.80 from Rank 1 Units Gyro115:05:04: Heading Calculated 236.70 from Rank 1 Units Gyro1

Show Positions – Displays the calculated Latitude and Longitude for each gps node along with the

timestamp of the signal, the height and the time difference. In the following format:[Time (HH:MM:SS)]: Gps [Node]: [Lat & Long] [Height] (TDiff: [age of signal])

Example:15:17:39: Gps C-Nav: 6° 37' 46.246"S 12° 7' 29.952"E 1.9 (TDiff: 0.3)15:17:40: Gps C-Nav: 6° 37' 46.264"S 12° 7' 29.932"E 1.4 (TDiff: 0.4)15:17:41: Gps C-Nav: 6° 37' 46.279"S 12° 7' 29.915"E 1.1 (TDiff: 0.3)

15:17:42: Gps C-Nav: 6° 37' 46.282"S 12° 7' 29.886"E 1.3 (TDiff: 0.4)15:17:43: Gps C-Nav: 6° 37' 46.273"S 12° 7' 29.839"E 1.7 (TDiff: 0.4)


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Show Position Calculation – Shows the easting and northing for each node, if it is being used in the

calculation (indicated by a [y], the final calculated vessel position and which rank devices were

used.

Example:GPS: C-Nav: Position 182197.8E 9266444.2N [Y]

GPS: Veripos: No Position15:20:32: Vessel Position Calculated: 182197.8E 9266444.2N from Rank 1

Show rGPS Data – Displays the GUID of the target and its corresponding range and bearing along

with the UTC time the message was received, the time difference and the number of ranges.

Example362110E5-8684-4974-90F0E40777A718BD 216.3 338.62082C9BF9D-1C07-4EE4-822CBC8D7BB1757B 216.3 336.030B4F5EB9C-50C2-4A2E-B82FA2831E94E8A5 217.5 332.950

35753194-D89B-4633-B9F51C075894AF7B 6009.2 323.810160C17DB-F599-4882-A4E21B5BA0921762 216.3 338.630B8EC2782-30AE-4242-84633137B30D5DCB 216.3 336.0201606D52B-F421-4B0A-95CDE9BFD35901E3 217.5 332.950916583434.0: RGPS (TDiff: -0.0) [7 ranges]362110E5-8684-4974-90F0E40777A718BD 216.5 338.580

82C9BF9D-1C07-4EE4-822CBC8D7BB1757B 216.6 335.790B4F5EB9C-50C2-4A2E-B82FA2831E94E8A5 217.4 332.92035753194-D89B-4633-B9F51C075894AF7B 6010.1 323.800160C17DB-F599-4882-A4E21B5BA0921762 216.5 338.590B8EC2782-30AE-4242-84633137B30D5DCB 216.6 335.7801606D52B-F421-4B0A-95CDE9BFD35901E3 217.4 332.920916583435.7: RGPS (TDiff: -0.0) [6 ranges]

Show rGPS Calculation – Shows the height, corrected and uncorrected range and bearings for each

rGPS target, its easting and northing and the convergence.

Example:Target Height : 35753194-D89B-4633-B9F51C075894AF7B 21.28 1.50 19.78Pre corrected range 6063.4Actual Range 6063.4 Scale factor 0.999992 Recalculated range 6063.3Actual Bearing 323.4500 Convergence 4.142562 Recalculated bearing 327.5926

Sub : 317556.843772 7643274.800270RGPS Input Rng:6063.367737, Brg:323.450000, Processed Rng:6063.319118, Brg:327.592562,

Convergence:4.142562

Show Source Calculation – Shows calculated positions for the targets on the strings, the string

centres, the array centre, the real time position for each gun string with the mean position, the

method of source positioning (e.g. layback/RGPS) along with the RealTime and Final positions.

Example:Source Position: 320843.929 7638009.806 [20.0,159.1]Calculating Strings for Gun using Heading 160.0G1R2 Position 320855.3 7638008.0String Offsets -2.9 8.0Calculated String Centre for Target G1R2 320858.2 7638000.0

Array Offsets -0.5 1.4Calculated Array Centre for Target G1R2 320855.8 7638006.6G1L2 Position 320855.3 7638008.0String Offsets -2.9 8.0Calculated String Centre for Target G1L2 320858.2 7638000.0Array Offsets -0.5 1.4Calculated Array Centre for Target G1L2 320855.8 7638006.6Calculated String Centre for String 2 320858.2 7638000.0G1R1 Position 320865.3 7638012.3String Offsets -2.9 8.0Calculated String Centre for Target G1R1 320868.2 7638004.3Array Offsets -9.9 -2.0Calculated Array Centre for Target G1R1 320875.2 7638014.3G1L1 Position 320865.2 7638012.3String Offsets -2.9 8.0Calculated String Centre for Target G1L1 320868.2 7638004.3Array Offsets -9.9 -2.0Calculated Array Centre for Target G1L1 320875.2 7638014.3

Calculated String Centre for String 1 320868.2 7638004.3G1R3 Position 320874.6 7638015.8String Offsets -2.9 8.0


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Calculated String Centre for Target G1R3 320877.6 7638007.8Array Offsets 8.9 4.8Calculated Array Centre for Target G1R3 320865.8 7638011.0G1L3 Position 320874.7 7638015.8String Offsets -2.9 8.0Calculated String Centre for Target G1L3 320877.6 7638007.8Array Offsets 8.9 4.8

Calculated Array Centre for Target G1L3 320865.8 7638011.0Calculated String Centre for String 3 320877.6 7638007.8RT Gun String Position: 320855.8 7638006.6 [2.4,0.6]RT Gun String Position: 320855.8 7638006.6 [2.4,0.6]RT Gun String Position: 320875.2 7638014.3 [2.3,0.5]RT Gun String Position: 320875.2 7638014.3 [2.3,0.5]RT Gun String Position: 320865.8 7638011.0 [2.2,0.4]RT Gun String Position: 320865.8 7638011.0 [2.2,0.4]Weighting x-line: 0.000000Weighting in-line: 0.000000RT Mean Gun Position: 320865.8 7638011.0 [364929.1,1.1,203288959.6,26.6]Using RGPS Source Position

Realtime source centre 320865.776710 7638010.956707Final source centre 320865.776710 7638010.956707

Show Streamer Calculation – Gives the bearing of the compasses, front and tail compass positions,

the CNG and CFG realtime positions along with the final calculated positions for the CNG and CFG.Example:Realtime Streamer Compass Data In: (44 compasses)Mean Add: 130.92Mean Add: 127.23Mean Add: 126.16Mean Add: 132.74Mean Add: 138.02Mean Add: 139.00Mean Add: 136.26Mean Add: 136.14Mean Add: 133.94Mean Add: 140.17Mean Add: 141.70Mean Add: 138.26Mean Add: 132.06Mean Add: 131.03Mean Add: 129.82Mean Add: 124.08

Mean Add: 127.14Mean Add: 132.59Mean Add: 141.70Streamer S1: CNG Layback Position: 330773.039 7628612.245 [0.0,321.7]Streamer S1: Front Compass: 123.7Streamer S1: Tail Compass: 120.7

Streamer S1: CFG Realtime Position: 325698.869 7631759.351Streamer S1: CNG Final Position: 330773.039 7628612.245Streamer S1: CFG Final Position: 325698.869 7631759.351

Show Tidal Calculation – If a tidal file is loaded into the TriggerFish system selecting this option will

show the calculated tidal difference and the time at which it is calculated.

Example:Tidal Correction at 16.45.56 is 0.900 metersTidal Correction at 16.47.02 is 0.900 metersTidal Correction at 16.48.07 is 0.900 meters


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4 Shooter Controller

Handles the prediction of shots and controls the Triggerbox

through the Gravel Controller, is also responsible for creating theshooting log files and headers. In a multi vessel setup it controls

the communication and time sync with the recorder vessel over

the shooter radio.

The Shooter Controller has 13 flag options:

Show Debug – Gives additional information about the

recorder controller and its communication with the

Triggerbox. Including the predicated time update and

when the header is received.

Example:CONTROLLER Shot 1018.000000 Time Update at 916738186.445307 Ignored on Time: 2.3 secsCONTROLLER Shot 1018.000000 Time Update at 916738186.558867 Ignored on Time: 1.4 secsCONTROLLER Shot 1018.000000 Time Update at 916738186.413441 Ignored on Time: 0.2 secsRequesting shot 1019 at 916738197.302311 (10.11 sec)Gun Header Received: 1018, time: 916738187.630000Requesting shot 1019 at 916738197.202356 (9.03 sec)

Triggers Received: 1018

Show Positioning – Will give the vessel Easting and Northing, Depth, Heading, CMG and Speed for

when the shot is fired.

Example:Vessel Pos: 320436.0E 7638981.4N Depth: 1504.0Heading: 156.0 146.8 Speed: 2.1

Show Radio –

Shows the shot radio data transfer, including the message type, where the data isfrom and any acknowledgements sent.

Example:RADIO from CONTROLLER #92 at 85.49 **RADIO from REMOTE data, waiting for 76 bytesRecorder: received trigger: 3616*** RADIO from REMOTE ack #92 at 85.68 ***RADIO from CONTROLLER #92 at 85.71 **RADIO to REMOTE #92 at 85.71 **

Show Triggerbox – Displays the messages sent to the Triggerbox via UDP.

Example:Request sent to tbox via UDP: 3629 at 916665243,573344 (916665237.880)

Report Stare –

Reports the current status of the Triggerbox, will give information such as thecurrent mode, the online status, the current shotpoint and timing information.

Example:--State---------------------------------------------------------------Local vessel: 76A365CC-B0DD-4984-A391194E929A0408Mode: ShootingLine status: OnlineTriggerbox: 1-1Port settings: Com2 Baud 9600BeginLine: seq 9, step -1, 'LO-1130-08-9'Current shot: 6136 in at 916652227.138929 interval 12.061468Next shot: 6136 in at 916652227.138929 interval 12.061468Predictor online: true shot 101Predictor task: 5292 130.991 Km 132.7°--Triggerbox-State----------------------------------------------------

Log seq: 9 -1Online: trueShot ack: true


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Shot update ack: trueTask set: trueShot req time: 916652223.280000 (-4.455000)Time interval: 12.061468 (-916652215.673532)Time of last shot 0.000000 (-916652227.735000)Req shot: 6136 at 916652227.138929 (-0.596071)Ack shot: 6136 at 916652227.138929 (-0.596071)

Shot ptr: task[101]

Dump Radio Raw – creates a file in the TriggerFish installation directory containing all the raw data

sent across the shooter radio. Nothing is displayed in the shooter servlet.

Dump Radio Times – creates a file in the TriggerFish installation directory containing all the times

messages are sent across the radio. Nothing is displayed in the shooter servlet.

Test Begin Line – Sends a begin line message to TriggerFish and will start the currently selected

line.

Example:Successfully opened logs

Begin Line: Test 1001 1100 to 1.1Beginning line: TestCurrent task created for TestRequesting shot 1001 at 916737355.084000 (0.00 sec)

Test End Line - Sends an end line message to TriggerFish and will stop the currently selected line.

Example:Ending line - test signal

Test Shoot Point – Will send a test shot point with a 4 second delay.

Example:Requesting shot 1002 at 916737485.834123 (4.00 sec)

Disable Ethernet – Disables an Ethernet radio between the shooter and recorder. No messages are

displayed in the Shooter Controller window. (Function is now depreciated).

Simulate Triggerbox – Used for testing purposes only. Allows functionality of TriggerFish to be

tested without having a Triggerbox connected to the system. It is important to note that no

messages will be sent to any external units and no guns will be fired. When a line is started with

Simulate Triggerbox enabled the following message will be displayed:

Beginning line in simulate triggerbox mode.The real triggerbox will not be used.

The shooter state in the Shooter State pane in Survey Manager will also change to a grey colour

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Show Logging – Show logging will display a message a message each time a type of message is

logged.

Example:Logged: gyroLogged: gyroLogged: gyro

Logged: gyroLogged: gyroLogged: gyroLogged: RGPSLogged: GPSLogged: echo

5 Gravel Controller

Creates the connection between the Gravel units (decoder and

Triggerbox) and the rest of the TriggerFish system and handles all

of the in and output messages.

The Gravel Controller has 4 flag options:

Input data – Shows the data coming into the system from Decoder and Trigger units. Indicates

when data has been received, the message type, the number of bytes received and the source of

the message.

Example:Message Received: 00020022 of 38 bytes from 444.7Message Received: 00020022 of 38 bytes from 444.5Message Received: 00020022 of 38 bytes from 444.3

Message Received: 00020022 of 38 bytes from 444.1Message Received: 00020025 of 389 bytes from 444.1Message Received: 00020022 of 38 bytes from 444.8Message Received: 00020022 of 38 bytes from 444.6Message Received: 00020022 of 38 bytes from 444.4Message Received: 00020025 of 362 bytes from 444.4Message Received: 00020022 of 38 bytes from 444.2Message Received: 00020025 of 924 bytes from 444.2Message Received: 00050034 of 25 bytes from 444.2Message Received: 00050034 of 25 bytes from 444.2

Output Data – Shows the size of the data being sent to a Decoder card for output.

Example:Sending Data (139 bytes) to card 444.6Sending Data (139 bytes) to card 444.6

Sending Data (139 bytes) to card 444.6Sending Data (139 bytes) to card 444.6

Show Card Debug – This flag must be enabled to see any messages in the top window of a decoder

card in System Editor where the decoded messages are displayed. In the Gravel Controller the unit

and card ID along with the Cyclic Redundancy Check for each message is displayed.

Example:444.8 CRCs 1 1444.6 CRCs 2 2444.8 CRCs 1 1444.5 CRCs 9 9444.3 CRCs 7 7444.7 CRCs 1 1444.1 CRCs 13 13444.6 CRCs 2 2

444.2 CRCs 9 9


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Show Raw Card Output – This flag must be enabled to see any messages in the bottom window of

a decoder card in System Editor where the raw messages are displayed. This option does not

display any messages in the Gravel Controller window.

6 Autopilot Controller

Calculates and creates the messages to be sent the vessels

autopilot unit. Messages are sent to external units via the gravel

controller.

The Autopilot Controller has 4 flag options:

Show Debug – Shows general messages about the audopilot and system, including if the vessel

config has changed, the tasks that are being tracked in transit and if the autopilot command has

been received.

Example:Config changedAutopilot settings changedSending Turn TaskGeneral Data Receivedracking Shooting Task in Transit

Show Position – Shows the position of the vessel reference, the offset in the X any Y directions, the

position of the node auto pilot is steering to, the final distance to the preplot line, the distance off

line to the specified offset and the nautical miles conversion of the distance off line.

Example:Vessel Reference : 369289.7 7537474.1Offset : 0.9 0.0Node Position : 369289.7 7537474.1Final Distance 19.999737 Distance off line 9.999737 Nm 0.005Vessel Reference : 369291.8 7537476.0Offset : 0.9 0.0Node Position : 369291.8 7537476.0Final Distance 20.005502 Distance off line 10.005502 Nm 0.005

Show Commands – Displays the message being send to the autopilot.

Example:$GPAPB,A,A,0.005,L,M,A,A,48.0,T,,48.0,T,48.0,T$GPAPB,A,A,0.005,L,M,A,A,48.0,T,,48.0,T,48.0,T$GPAPB,A,A,0.005,L,M,A,A,48.0,T,,48.0,T,48.0,T$GPAPB,A,A,0.005,L,M,A,A,48.0,T,,48.0,T,48.0,T

$GPAPB,A,A,0.005,L,M,A,A,48.0,T,,48.0,T,48.0,T

Report State – the general status of the autopilot including useful information such as the vessel

mode, if the autopilot is enabled, the protocol that is being used, the offset from the preplot and

the turn rate and threshold.

Example:--State---------------------------------------------------------------

Vessel Mode [Shooting]Pinging [FALSE]

Autopilot Enabled [TRUE]Heading Adjustment [0.00]Track Offset [10.00]

Protocol [Alstom DP]Selected Node [V1G1]Output [Decoder]


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Serial Port [2]Baud Rate [9600]Transit Tracking [Unknown Task Type [3]]Output Rate [1]RTR [FALSE]VBR [FALSE]VTG [FALSE]

Checksum [FALSE]Adjustment Step [0]Turn Rate [20]Turn Threshold [20]Play sound [FALSE]----------------------------------------------------------------------

7 Header Broadcast

Responsible for broadcasting the nav header to the recording

system on a streamer vessel via either UDP or serial connectionand is also responsible for encoding the message in the expected

format.

The Header Broadcast has 1 flag option:

Dump Header – this option dumps the headers to C:/Headers/[linename].bin. These headers can

then be viewed using notepad. It does not show any extra messages in the Header Broadcast

servlet.

8 Scouting Controller

Controls any scouting tasks including the creation of log files.

The Scouting Controller has 2 flag options:

Show Debug – Gives information about the start and end of logging as well as if any configuration

has changed.

Example:Beginning scouting task: LO-1130-08-2

Show Logging – Show logging will display a message a message each time a type of message is

logged.

Example:Logged: gyroLogged: gyroLogged: gyroLogged: gyroLogged: gyro

Logged: gyroLogged: RGPSLogged: GPS

Logged: echo


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9 Turn Calculator

Is used to calculate the best turn path between lines and is used

by the autopilot as the path to track between tasks.

The Turn Calculator has 1 flag option:

Show Resends – shows if a turn needs to be resent. Displays the task sequence number and the

turn choice number.

Example:Resending path 55[1]

10 Output Controller

Constructs and sends any output messages, as set up in the decoder card configuration, to the gravel card

to be sent on the decoders for outputting to external devices.

The Output Controller has flag options:

Show Debug – Shows any output messages as they are

send out the system.

Example::1INSD1-0016.78406322.464123462.210000.0003.92125.8000.00059421451.4 LO-1130-08-102210:18:2668:46:03.963N010:38:25.366E133.0:1INSD1-0017.27206326.723123457.950000.0003.92126.0000.00059421454.1 LO-1130-08-102210:18:2868:46:03.889N010:38:25.689E132.7:1INSD1-0017.44406328.442123456.23-000.0003.92125.6000.00059421454.1 LO-1130-08-

102210:18:2968:46:03.859N010:38:25.818E132.7:1INSD1-0017.47806330.234123454.44-000.0003.92125.5000.00059421454.1 LO-1130-08-102210:18:3068:46:03.824N010:38:25.945E132.7

Show Extended Debug – Shows the rate the messages are to be sent out in seconds, time since the

last message was sent out, The actual time the previous and current message are sent out and the

unit and card ID the message is sent on.

Example:OnTimerRate [1] Diff[1.00] (Last 916654760.75 - This 916654761.75)Sending : Card [444,6] : Time (916654760.74900)

Show Config – Gives information about each time a configuration has changed and the success it

has in creating and deleting outputs.

Example:Config Changed.Deleting 1 outputs1 Gravel Cards FoundCreating output [card 444.6]Created output [card 444.6]

Report State – Gives the state of the output controller, the number and type of outputs set up

along with the unit and card ID of where they are configured.Example:


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--State---------------------------------------------------------------Output count [1]Output [1] Type [6] Rate [1] SubTypeMask [0] CardId[444.6]

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