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GPS Configuration
Rev 2.3 Feb.12 127
Reliability Modes
Reliability Modes provide methods for the AirLink device to receive an
acknowledgement from the Reports Server to determine if a sent message was
received.
Reliable Mode - The AirLink device will transmit a sequence number
(1 to 127) as part of a packet of messages that may contain one or more
reports. To reduce overhead, the server only acknowledges receipt after
every eighth packet. The AirLink device considers the eight packets a
“window” of outstanding packets.
If the AirLink device doesn’t receive acknowledgement for a “window”, the
device will PING the server with a message containing the sequence numbers
of the first and last packets that haven’t been acknowledged. The AirLink
device will continue until the server acknowledges receipt. When the AirLink
device receives the acknowledgement, it will advance its “window” to the next
group. When the AirLink device is first powered on (or reset), it will send a Set
Window message to sync up with the server for the current “window”.
On the other side, if the server receives an out of sequence packet, it will send
a message to the device noting the missing sequence and the AirLink device
will retransmit.
Simple Reliable Mode - The AirLink device will ‘give up’ after a configured
number, *PPMAXRETRIES, of attempts and discard messages that cannot
be transmitted or received after that number of tries.
The acknowledgement message is the ASCII string “UDPACK” followed by the
sequence number.
UDP Sequence Reliable - A sequence number is prepended to the report
packet in a range of 0x30 to 0x7f inclusive. The sequence number is ASCII
readable, allowing test tools to acknowledge the packets.
The acknowledgement message is the ASCII string “SEQACK” followed by
the sequence number.
The sequence number is not stored and will be reinitialized to 0x30 when the
AirLink device is reset or power cycled. If a message packet is not acknowl-
edged within the specified number of retries, the packet and its contents will
be dropped.
•TCP - The same as UDP Unreliable but using TCP instead of UDP.
TCP Listen Reliable - TCP Listen Reliable is the same as UDP Sequence
Reliable except the Reports Server must initiate the connection using TCP
before the AirLink device will send reports. This allows servers to by-pass
some firewalls.
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