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communication:protocol [2013/02/01 17:38] – [Communications Protocol] mbrejzacommunication:protocol [2015/04/03 09:49] (current) – removed eroneous , at the end of the example mfa298
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 This is the typical protocol used by UKHAS members to transmit GPS data balloon to ground on the unlicensed bands. Parsing is handled by [[http://habitat.habhub.org/|habitat]] which can be configured to almost practically any format you can come up with, provided the string starts with $$CALLSIGN, end with a newline ('\n'), and contains printable ASCII characters. Fields are comma delimited. This is the typical protocol used by UKHAS members to transmit GPS data balloon to ground on the unlicensed bands. Parsing is handled by [[http://habitat.habhub.org/|habitat]] which can be configured to almost practically any format you can come up with, provided the string starts with $$CALLSIGN, end with a newline ('\n'), and contains printable ASCII characters. Fields are comma delimited.
  
- <code> $$CALLSIGN,sentence_id,time,latitude,longitude,altitude,optional speed,optional bearing,optional internal temperature,*CHECKSUM\n </code>+ <code> $$CALLSIGN,sentence_id,time,latitude,longitude,altitude,optional speed,optional bearing,optional internal temperature*CHECKSUM\n </code>
  
   * The individual fields can be of variable length, the minimum and maximum can be set in the payloads XML file.   * The individual fields can be of variable length, the minimum and maximum can be set in the payloads XML file.
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 **Useful code to calculate NMEA xor checksum** **Useful code to calculate NMEA xor checksum**
-Please note: The use of xor checksum is not advised, the CCITT checksum below has much better performance and is preferred+ 
 +Please note: The use of xor checksum for payload telemetry is not advised, this code is useful for checking sentences sent by the GPS. The CCITT checksum below has much better performance and is preferred for payload telemetry 
 <code c>#include <stdio.h> <code c>#include <stdio.h>
 #include <stdint.h> #include <stdint.h>
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 **Useful code to calculate CRC16_CCITT checksum on the AVR** **Useful code to calculate CRC16_CCITT checksum on the AVR**
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 +(Refer to [[http://www.nongnu.org/avr-libc/user-manual/group__util__crc.html#gaca726c22a1900f9bad52594c8846115f | this page]] for implementation on other microcontrollers)
  
 <code c>#include <stdio.h> <code c>#include <stdio.h>
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  return crc;  return crc;
 }</code> }</code>
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 ====== Getting Your Payload On the Tracker ====== ====== Getting Your Payload On the Tracker ======
  
 You will need to fill out a flight document so the server can parse your telemetry strings and update the map.\\  You will need to fill out a flight document so the server can parse your telemetry strings and update the map.\\ 
 Fill out the form here :[[http://habhub.org/genpayload/|Payload Document Generator]] the come and see us on [[ukhas:irc_channel|IRC]] to get it added. Fill out the form here :[[http://habhub.org/genpayload/|Payload Document Generator]] the come and see us on [[ukhas:irc_channel|IRC]] to get it added.
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