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|| Expandable banner showing key navigation status information based on messages received from receiver. To expand or collapse the banner or serial port configuration widgets, click the / buttons. **NB**: some fields (e.g. hdop/vdop, hacc/vacc) are only available from proprietary NMEA or UBX messages and may not be output by default. The minimum messages required to populate all available fields are: NMEA: GGA, GSA, GSV, RMC, UBX00 (proprietary); UBX: NAV-DOP, NAV-PVT, NAV-SAT; UNI: BESTNAV, SATSINFO, STADOP |
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|| Expandable banner showing key navigation status information based on messages received from receiver. To expand or collapse the banner or serial port configuration widgets, click the / buttons. Ordinarily 'track:' represents heading of motion (aka course over ground), but the field will display 'hdg:' where static heading (yaw) is available. **NB**: some fields (e.g. hdop/vdop, hacc/vacc) are only available from proprietary NMEA or UBX messages and may not be output by default. The minimum messages required to populate all available fields are: NMEA: GGA, GSA, GSV, RMC, UBX00 (proprietary); UBX: NAV-DOP, NAV-PVT, NAV-SAT; UNI: BESTNAV, SATSINFO, STADOP. |
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|| Configurable serial console widget showing incoming GNSS data streams in either parsed, binary or tabular hexadecimal formats. Double-right-click to copy contents of console to the clipboard. The scroll behaviour and number of lines retained in the console can be configured via the settings panel. Supports user-configurable color tagging of selected strings for easy identification. Color tags are loaded from the `"colortag_b":` value (`0` = disable, `1` = enable) and `"colortags_l":` list (`[string, color]` pairs) in your json configuration file (see example provided). If color is set to "HALT", streaming will halt on any match and a warning displayed. NB: color tagging does impose a small performance overhead - turning it off will improve console response times at very high transaction rates.|
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|| Skyview widget showing current satellite visibility and position (elevation / azimuth). Satellite icon borders are colour-coded to distinguish between different GNSS constellations. For consistency between NMEA and UBX data sources, will display GLONASS NMEA SVID (65-96) rather than slot (1-24). |
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|| Levels view widget showing current satellite carrier-to-noise (C/No) levels for each GNSS constellation. Double-click to toggle legend. Double-right-click to toggle levels where C/No = 0 dbHz. |
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|| Scatterplot widget showing variability in position reporting over time. (Optional) Enter fixed reference position. Select Average to center plot on dynamic average position (*displayed at top left*), or Fixed to center on fixed reference position (*if entered*). Check Autorange to set plot range automatically. Set the update interval (e.g. 4 = every 4th navigation solution). Use the range slider or mouse wheel to adjust plot range. Right-click to set fixed reference point to the current mouse cursor position. Double-click to clear the existing data. |
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|| Rover widget plots the relative 2D position, track and status information for the roving receiver in a fixed or moving base / rover RTK configuration. Can also display relative position of NTRIP mountpoint and receiver in a static RTK configuration. Double-click to clear existing plot. |
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| | Chart widget acts as a multi-channel "plotter", allowing the user to plot a series of named numeric data attributes from any parsed GNSS data source, with configurable y (value) and x (time) axes. By default, the number of channels is set to 4, but this can be manually edited by the user via the json configuration file setting `chartsettings_d["numchn_n"]`. For each channel, user can select: (*optional*) identity of message source e.g. `NAV-PVT`; attribute name e.g. `hAcc`; scaling factor (divisor) e.g. 1000; y axis range e.g. 0 - 5. Wildcards are available for attribute groups - "\*" (average of group values), "+" (maximum of group values), "-" (minimum of group values) e.g. `cno*` will plot the average `cno` value for a group of satellites. Double-click to clear the existing data. Double-right-click to save the current chart data to the clipboard in CSV format, which can be directly pasted into a spreadsheet application. |
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||IMU (Inertial Management Unit) Monitor widget showing current orientation/attitude (roll, pitch, yaw) and status of IMU from any IMU/Dead Reckoningmessage source. Select range in degrees (from ±1 to ±180 degrees). |
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||Attitude Monitor widget (*formerly "IMU Monitor"*) showing current orientation/attitude (roll, pitch, yaw*aka 'static heading'*) and status from a variety of IMU, Dead Reckoning, Dual Antenna or other 2D/3D attitude message sources. Select range in degrees (from ±1 to ±180 degrees). |
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### RELEASE 1.6.9
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1. Add manually-editable `resizeable_dialog_b` configuration setting as a workaround for screen scaling issues on some platforms (e.g. Ubuntu Wayland). Fixes #250.
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1. IMU Monitor renamed to Attitude Monitor, and various internal enhancements including explicit display of NAV-PVT `headVehValid` status.
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