Teledyne TSS1 datagram format
Teledyne TSS1 is a proprietary datagram format created by Teledyne TSS Navigation Systems for heave, roll and pitch compensation. When you select this protocol, the number of sensor variables is fixed, and there is no token associated with it.
Format
:aabbbb shhhhx srrrr spppp<CR><LF>
Description
The format is based on ASCII characters, the datagram has a fixed length, and it is terminated with a carriage return and line feed. Baud rate and output rate may be adjusted to fit your needs. The definition of the attitude angles in this format is different from the Euler angles definition used elsewhere. The difference appears in the roll angle, where:
Image
1 aaSway acceleration
This is a dual-character hex number. The value is provided as 0.03835 m/ss units.
2 bbbb:Heave acceleration
This is a four-character hex number. The value is provided as 0.000625 m/ss units.
3 s: This is a single character.
If the value is positive, a "space" character is provided.
If the value is negative, a "–" character is provided.
4 hhhhHeave position
This is a four-character decimal number. The value is given in centimetres. Positive value is "up".
5 xStatus
•  UUnaided mode/Stable data
The sensor operates without external input data.
•  u:  Unaided mode/Unstable data
The sensor operates without external input data. However, the data from the sensor is unstable. A probable cause for this is the lack of alignment after the sensor has been switched on or restarted. The alignment period from a power recycle is normally approximately five minutes.
•  GSpeed aided mode/Stable data
The sensor operates with external input of speed data.
•  gSpeed aided mode/Unstable data
The sensor operates with external input of speed data. However, the data from the sensor is unstable. A probable cause for this is the lack of alignment after the sensor has been switched on or restarted. It can also be a failure in the data input.
•  HHeading aided mode/Stable data
The sensor operates with external input of heading data.
•  hHeading aided mode/Unstable data
The sensor operates with external input of heading data. However, the data from the sensor is unstable. A probable cause for this is the lack of alignment after the sensor has been switched on or restarted. It can also be a failure in the data input.
•  FFull aided mode/Stable data
The sensor operates with external input of both speed and heading data.
•  fFull aided mode/Unstable data
The sensor operates with external input of both speed and heading data. However, the data from the sensor is unstable. A probable cause for this is the lack of alignment after the sensor has been switched on or restarted. It can also be a failure in the data input.
6 s: This is a single character.
If the value is positive, a "space" character is provided.
If the value is negative, a "–" character is provided.
7 rrrrRoll angle
This is a four-character decimal number. The value is given in hundredths of a degree.
8 s: This is a single character.
If the value is positive, a "space" character is provided.
If the value is negative, a "–" character is provided.
9 ppppPitch angle
This is a four-character decimal number. The value is given in hundredths of a degree.