Postcard RTK: Galileo HAS Configuration (LG290p)

[amlago]

Postcard RTK: Galileo HAS Configuration (LG290p)

Hi friends.
Hi @pauZc and @sparky
It's fantastic to have Galileo HAS corrections and be able to quickly activate and deactivate them.
Now for what comes up after use.
You need to be able to configure the other parameters, such as the datum to use, horizontal and vertical precision, and time.

PQTMCFGPPP,W,Mode[,Datum,Timeout,HorStd,VerStd

Is this possible?
The point is that investigating these new corrections with Postcard RTK is essential.
Otherwise, we can't make changes to investigate in depth.
I'll leave the question to you.
Regards
Angel

[PaulZC]

Hi Angel (@amlago ),

The defaults are:

        // $PQTMCFGPPP,W,2,1,120,0.10,0.15*68
        // Enable E6 HAS, WGS84, 120 timeout, 0.10m Horizontal convergence accuracy threshold, 0.15m Vertical threshold

Which parameters would you like to change? All of them - individually?

If we add a single settings string, which defaults to 2,1,120,0.10,0.15 and which you can edit, would that meet your needs?

Best,
Paul

[amlago]

Hi Paul, how quick your response is.
I'm still amazed that we're on the other side of the world.
Back to the topic.
We're in uncharted territory regarding the results we can expect with Galileo HA.
So we should be able to change any of the parameters that Quectel provides.
I don't know if the easiest thing for the user is to enter a new string of parameters or to be able to change them individually.

[PaulZC]

OK - thank you.

The string is easier to implement and gives you most flexibility, but it is probably more error-prone.

We will go with the string option unless we see any objections in the next few days.

Please be aware that it will be several days before we can implement this. We are in the middle of making other changes...

Best wishes,
Paul

[amlago]

Okay, Paul
For my part, the chain works for me.
It might be complex for a novice, but if you know what you're doing, it works.
We'll go with the chain.
I look forward to hearing your updates.
Regards
Angel

[amlago]

Hi Paul (@PaulZC)
I know you've been very busy.
Do you have a date for a new RC that includes the Galileo HAS configuration?
That's what I need to continue investigating these new fixes and be able to configure quickly.
Best regards, and my apologies.
Angel

[PaulZC]

Hi Angel,

Yes, we are rather busy at the moment...!

I'm afraid I can't make any promises about when we will get to this.

Which is more important? This, or your TCP issue?

Best,
Paul

[amlago]

Hi Paul
I'd rather be able to configure Galileo HA.
I have an ongoing investigation, and Galileo HAS is more important to me.
Thank you.
Best regards
Angel

[PaulZC]

Thank you Angel (@amlago ),

I have added the changes in Pull Request #762 . They will hopefully be available in a Release Candidate later today.

The new setting is available in the GNSS Menu \ Constellations - the same place as enableGalileoHas - and also in the web configuration.

Please use spaces to separate the parameters, not commas. Please use "2 1 120 0.1 0.15", not "2,1,120,0.1,0.15".

Enjoy!

Best wishes,
Paul

[amlago]

Hi Paul (@PaulZC)

Thank you very much.
I'll try it and we'll continue investigating the corrections to Galileo hAS.

Regards, Angel

[nseidle]

This was included in the v2.3 release.