Icom ID-5100A Full Instruction Manual - Page 179

◇ Weather station transmission, ◇ Confirming the weather data input, ◇ Application setting

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Previous view 8 GPS OPERATION Transmitting D-PRS data (Continued) DDWeather station transmission When you transmit as a weather station, you should set the weather station's settings, and input the weather data to the [DATA] terminal. You can input the weather data from a third party's weather device by converting it to the APRS weather format in your PC or microcomputer. After completing the weather station's settings, and inputting the weather data, you can transmit as a weather station. NOTE: If the weather data is not input to the [DATA] terminal, you cannot transmit as a weather station. To the [DATA] jack ID-5100A/E PC To the RS-232C port OPC-1529R OPC-2218LU To the USB port or Microcomputer Weather device Terminal information qe 2.5(d) mm (1⁄10 inch) w q Tip: RXD w Ring: TXD e Sleeve: GND DDConfirming the weather data input You can confirm whether or not the weather data is input to the [DATA] terminal. qqSet the GPS TX Mode to "D-PRS," and the TX format to "Weather." (p. 8-23, p. 8-24) wwIn the normal operation screen (Example: VFO, DR screen), touch [QUICK], and then touch "GPS Information." • Opens the "GPS INFORMATION" screen. • The weather information screen appears as shown below if the weather data is input to the [DATA] terminal. When you can see the weather information screen, you can transmit as a weather station. If "-" is displayed on the weather information screen, the weather data does not input to the [DATA] terminal. In this case, check the input data settings. DDApplication setting Configure the communication software as follows. • Port: The COM port number that is used by the ID-5100A/E.*1 • Baud rate: 4800/9600 bps*2 • Data: 8 bit • Parity: none • Start: 1 bit • Stop: 1 bit • Flow control: none *1 Depending on the PC environment, the COM port number used by the ID-5100A/E may be higher than 5. In such case, use an application that can set it to higher than 5. *2 Set the baud rate in the "Data Speed" item. (Function > Data Speed) (p. 12-56) DDAbout the weather data content The weather data should be input according to the format (based on the APRS® Weather Data) as shown below. Example: 220/004 g005 t077 r000 p000 P000 h50 b09900 End code qwe rt y u i o Value Unit qqWind direction 000 to 360 º wwWind speed 000 to 999 mph eeGust speed g000 to g999 mph rrTemperature t-99 to t-01, t000 to t999 ƒ ttRainfall r000 to r999*1 inch yyRainfall (24 Hours) p000 to p999*1 inch uuRainfall (Midnight) P000 to P999*1 inch iiHumidity h00, h01 to h99 % (h00 indicates 100%.) ooBarometric pressure b00000 to b99999*2 hPa, mb *1 The last two digits indicate the two decimal place. *2 The last digit indicates the one decimal place. • If you have no data, enter a space or "." (period) instead of a number. (Example: ".../...g...t077r000p...P...h50b.....") • Enter , or for an end code. 8-25

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8
GPS OPERATION
8-25
Transmitting D-PRS data (Continued)
D
Weather station transmission
When you transmit as a weather station, you should set
the weather station’s settings, and input the weather
data to the [DATA] terminal.
You can input the weather data from a third party’s
weather device by converting it to the APRS weather
format in your PC or microcomputer.
After completing the weather station’s settings, and in-
putting the weather data, you can transmit as a weather
station.
NOTE:
If the weather data is not input to the [DATA] terminal,
you cannot transmit as a weather station.
To the
USB port
OPC-2218LU
OPC-1529R
To the
RS-232C
port
PC
or
Microcomputer
Weather device
ID-5100A/E
To the [DATA] jack
2.5(d) mm
(
1
/
10
inch)
e
q
q
Tip: RXD
w
Ring: TXD
e
Sleeve: GND
w
Terminal information
D
Application setting
Configure the communication software as follows.
• Port:
The COM port number that is used by
the ID-5100A/E.*
1
• Baud rate:
4800/9600 bps*
2
• Data:
8 bit
• Parity:
none
• Start:
1 bit
• Stop:
1 bit
• Flow control: none
*
1
Depending on the PC environment, the COM port
number used by the ID-5100A/E may be higher than
5. In such case, use an application that can set it to
higher than 5.
*
2
Set the baud rate in the “Data Speed” item.
(Function >
Data Speed
) (p. 12-56)
D
Confirming the weather data input
You can confirm whether or not the weather data is in-
put to the [DATA] terminal.
Set the GPS TX Mode to “D-PRS,” and the TX format
q
to “Weather.” (p. 8-23, p. 8-24)
In the normal operation screen (Example: VFO, DR
w
screen), touch [QUICK], and then touch “GPS Infor-
mation.”
• Opens the “GPS INFORMATION” screen.
• The weather information screen appears as shown below
if the weather data is input to the [DATA] terminal.
When you can see the weather information screen, you
can transmit as a weather station. If “-” is displayed on the
weather information screen, the weather data does not
input to the [DATA] terminal. In this case, check the input
data settings.
D
About the weather data content
The weather data should be input according to the for-
mat (based on the APRS
®
Weather Data) as shown
below.
Example:
220/004
g005
t077
r000
p000
P000
h50
b09900
End
code
qwert
yui
o
Value
Unit
Wind direction
q
000 to 360
º
Wind speed
w
000 to 999
mph
Gust speed
e
g000 to g999
mph
Temperature
r
t-99 to t-01, t000 to t999
ƒ
Rainfall
t
r000 to r999*
1
inch
Rainfall (24 Hours)
y
p000 to p999*
1
inch
Rainfall (Midnight)
u
P000 to P999*
1
inch
Humidity
i
h00, h01 to h99
(h00 indicates 100%.)
%
Barometric pressure
o
b00000 to b99999*
2
hPa, mb
*
1
The last two digits indicate the two decimal place.
*
2
The last digit indicates the one decimal place.
• If you have no data, enter a space or “.” (period)
instead of a number.
(Example: “.../...g...t077r000p...P...h50b
.....
”)
• Enter <CR>, <LF> or <CR><LF> for an end code.