Note: Compared with 1Hz, 5Hz has a corresponding increase in static drift, which is more suitable for high-speed moving objects such as racing cars, but not suitable for slow-moving use scenarios such as walking. |
Take "Windows" as an example |
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Download and run "GnssToolKit"> |
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3. Select "SerialPort" - "Baudrate" - "57600". |
4. Click "Serialport" - "Port name" - select the port where "Enhanced COM Port" is located. |
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5. Click "View" – "Configuration". |
6. Click "Custom
message", click "Checksum", type the message "PQSETFIXRATE,5",
and finally click "Send". |
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7. Type the message "PQSAVEPAR" and click "Send". Disconnect the P-7 Pro's USB power supply and connect it again to complete the modification. |
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Take "Ubuntu" as an example |
2. The following instructions use "moserial Terminal" as an example, but it is also applicable to other programs. |
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3. Click "Port Setup", set as follows, and click "Connect". |
4. Enter "$PQSETFIXRATE,5*0F"
in "Outgoing" and click "Send". |
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5. Enter "$PQSAVERPAR*43" in "Outgoing" and click "Send". |
6. Enter "$PQHOT*52" in "Outgoing" and click "Send" to complete the modification. |
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