Chapter 3 – Receiver Description
Motorola GPS Products - Oncore User’s Guide
Table 3.12: GT+, UT+, SL Oncore TTFF Information
INITIAL ERROR AGE TTFF
(GT+)
TTFF
(M12+)
POWER-UP
STATE
POS TIME ALMANAC EPHEMERIS TYPICAL 90% TYPICAL
Hot 100 km 3 min 1 month <4 hrs 15s 30s <15s
Warm 100km 3 min 1 month U/A 45s 65s <40s
Cold (default) N/A N/A U/A U/A 90s 210s <60s
U/A – This parameter is assumed to be unavailable.
N/A – Not applicable. Knowledge of this parameter has no effect on TTFF in this configuration.
Reacquisition time for all GPS satellite signals after signal obscuration is a function of
the obscuration time, as shown in the table below.
Table 3.13: Reacquisition Times
OPERATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS
When powered on, the Oncore Receiver automatically acquires and tracks satellites;
measures the pseudorange and phase data from each of up to eight satellites;
decodes and collects satellite broadcast data; computes the Oncore receiver's
position, velocity, and time; and outputs the results according to the current I/O
configuration selected.
TTFF is a function of position uncertainty, time uncertainty, almanac age, and
ephemeris age as shown in the table below. The following information assumes that
the antenna has full view of the sky when turned on.
TIME OBSCURED REACQUISITION TIME (Typical)
<15 s <1.0 s internal
15 s 2.5 s
60 s 3.6 s
30 min 300 s
First Time On
When the Oncore receiver powers up for the first time after factory shipment, the
initial date and time will be incorrect. This will force the Oncore receiver into a cold
power-up state (cold start), and it will begin to search the sky for all available
satellites. After one satellite has been acquired, the date and time will automatically
be set using the satellite. When three or more satellites are tracked, automatic
position computation is initiated. At power down, the Oncore receiver does not
remember its current configuration unless external battery power is applied.
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