DR + GPS
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Command messages sent from host to module are built upon the report message
structure. Except for system commands such as system reset, every command
either sets or queries a reportable data structure. To accomplish this, the HIPPO
set or query command protocol simply “wraps around” the report message
protocol (see tables below).
Table 12: HIPPO Command Message Structure
Byte Meaning Value
SOM start of message 0x81
CCOD Set Command code 0x01
PCOD Parser code 0x00 – 7F
PSUB Parser subcode 0x00 – 7F, 0xFF
D[0] First byte of data 0x00 – FF
D[1] Second byte of data 0x00 – FF
… … …
D[N-1] Last byte of data 0x00 – FF
CS Checksum 0x00 – FF
EOM End of message 0x82
Table 13: HIPPO Query Message Structure for Indexed Data
Byte Meaning Value
SOM Start of message 0x81
CCOD Query Command code 0x02
PCOD Parser code 0x00 – 7F
PSUB Parser subcode 0x00 – 7F
INDEX Index 0x00 – 7F, 0xFF
CS Checksum 0x00 – FF
EOM End of message 0x82
Chaining is not supported in the DR GPS module. If multiple messages are
requested, they will be issued as time allows between the high-priority automatic
report messages. An acknowledgment message appears at the end of the
sequence of replies.