Web Server - Frequency Setup

This is where you select the signals you want to view in the Recording Setup Chart.

Viewing the relevant signals together on the chart makes it easier to see if your setup cover the correct signals. 

• GPS
• GLONASS
• Galileo
• BeiDou
• NavIC
• QZSS
• Other

You can select to view individual signals instead of just one signal block for the frequency area and you can also set it to Include legacy signals. 

This is where you select the signal bands you want to include in your setup:

• L2-L5 band
• L1 band
• S band

This is where you select how many channels you want to include in your setup:

• 1
• 2
• 3

This is where you set the maximum bandwidth for the active channels in your setup.

The maximum bandwidth is the highest bandwidth that can be set for each active channel:

• 10
• 16
• 20
• 24
• 28
• 32
• 36
• 40
• 44
• 48
• 52
• 56
• 60

The digital recording rate depends on the selected bandwidth and quantization. This section will display the Resolution and Max baud rate required for the digital channels. 

The Recording Setup chart provides a visual representation of the GNSS signals available with LabSat 4.

This chart will update as you change the configuration in the panel on the left-hand side of the window.

Drag the frequency bands across the chart to select the required frequencies. 

Right-click on the chart to save it as a .png on your computer.

This will display the centre frequency highlighted by the bands on the Recording Setup chart.

In addition to dragging the frequency bands in the Recording Setup chart, you can also enter frequencies into the Centre Frequency box manually. Click in the frequency box on the relevant channel to edit it and press Enter to confirm the frequency.

This is also where you can change the Bandwidth and Quantization for each channel.

The available bandwidth options will depend on the set Maximum Bandwidth.

If your configuration is incompatible with the unit, the Web Server will highlight the relevant channel with an error to warn you about this and provide suggestions for how to fix it. 

This will display the used recording rate of the available recording rate based on the configured recording setup. 

The coloured blocks in the Record Rate Usage bar represent the different configured inputs:

• Orange represent Channel A
• Green represents Channel B
• Blue represents Channel C
• Grey represents all digital inputs 

It also tells you how big the recorded file will be based on the recording length. 

If your configuration is incompatible with the unit, the Record Rate Usage area will warn you about this.