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==== Sync and timing ==== | ==== Sync and timing ==== | ||
- | :!: TODO | + | :!: This is incomplete. |
The //SYNC// data is transmitted by the chain master and used to allow receivers to synchronise themselves to the transmitted signal. | The //SYNC// data is transmitted by the chain master and used to allow receivers to synchronise themselves to the transmitted signal. | ||
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* It encodes one bit of the 64-bit synchronisation sequence using either two cycles of a 50Hz sinusoid (a ' | * It encodes one bit of the 64-bit synchronisation sequence using either two cycles of a 50Hz sinusoid (a ' | ||
* This is the origin of the " | * This is the origin of the " | ||
+ | * **Gaps** -- | ||
+ | * 10ms unmodulated period to allow frequency switching, or for the trigger and clock to be accurately synchronised against. | ||
* **Clock** -- | * **Clock** -- | ||
- | * This is a phase-modulated signal with a modulation depth of :?: | + | * This is a phase-modulated signal with a modulation depth of :?: (unknown) :?: |
- | * Two bits (one //dibit//) are encoded in each clock block, giving a total of 128 bits per cycle. | + | * It is one cycle of a 50Hz sinusoid, with a starting |
- | + | * The clock signal encodes | |
- | :!: TODO | + | * :?: Encoding of the 128 bits per loop is unknown. |
- | + | ||
- | * 10ms settling period | + | |
- | * 20ms " | + | |
- | * This is one cycle of 50Hz sinsuoid, starting at a phase of 0, 90, 180, or 270 degrees. This encodes two bits of the "clock" signal. | + | |
- | * The exact encoding of the 64*2 = 128 data bits is unknown. | + | |
- | * The clock provides | + | |
- | * The time format used by Mk.II is: AAAAA:BB:CCCC | + | |
- | * AAAAA is the clock (0 to 65535). | + | |
- | * BB is the Gold Code (0 to 63) -- the bit position in the sync sequence. | + | |
- | * CCCC is the "Gold Code offset" | + | |
- | * 10ms settling period | + | |
* 65ms transmitter-to-transmitter data | * 65ms transmitter-to-transmitter data | ||
* This is possibly used to send almanac data, or to send commands between transmitters. | * This is possibly used to send almanac data, or to send commands between transmitters. | ||
- | | + | * Modulation format is unknown. |
- | * This is used to send commands to the receivers. | + | |
+ | * This is used to send commands to the Locator | ||
+ | ==== Clock format (as displayed in Mk.II software) ==== | ||
+ | The time format used by Mk.II is: '' | ||
+ | * '' | ||
+ | * '' | ||
+ | * '' | ||
==== Nav slots ==== | ==== Nav slots ==== | ||
- | :!: TODO | + | :!: This is incomplete |
During the navigation " | During the navigation " | ||