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FLQ Request Filter List
This sentence requests the filter list from the multiplexer. The multiplexer responds by sending FL
sentences, one for each list entry. An empty FL sentence marks the end of the list.
Format: $PSMDFLQ[*hh]<CR><LF>
Example response:
$PSMDFL,GPRMC,100110,0,1111*4A<CR><LF>
$PSMDFL,GPGGA,100010,0,1111*56<CR><LF>
$PSMDFL,--VWT,010000,5,0001*50<CR><LF>
$PSMDFL,GPGSV,000010,0,0010*55<CR><LF>
$PSMDFL,*2C<CR><LF>
The sentences may not be dumped as one contiguous block. In case of much NMEA data, they may
be interspersed with other NMEA sentences.
ID Talker ID
This sentence sets a Talker ID translation for a specific input. If a Talker ID is set, the original
Talker ID of the sentences received on that input is replaced by the specified one, before sending
the sentence to the host.
Format: $PSMDID,aa,bb,cc,dd,ee[*hh]<CR><LF>
aa: Talker ID for channel 1
bb: Talker ID for channel 2
cc: Talker ID for channel 3
dd: Talker ID for channel 4
ee: Talker ID for internally generated sentences
hh: optional checksum
An empty field clears the ID and disables the translation for that specific channel. Sending PSMDID
without any fields clears all translations.
IDQ Request Talker ID’s
Requests the Talker ID translation settings. The multiplexer responds with an ID sentence.
Format: $PSMDIDQ[*hh]<CR><LF>
LDR Loader message
This sentence is output by the bootloader on the host interface. It contains the loader version and
multiplexer ID. The loader will wait for a special key during 0.2s after sending this sentence. When
no key is received, the multiplexer application code is started. If no application code is found, the
loader will continue sending this sentence.
Format: $PSMDLDR,xx,v.v,zzz
xx: Hardware ID of the multiplexer (a hexadecimal number)
v.v: Bootloader version number
zzz: Hardware name of the multiplexer
The following hardware ID’s and names are defined:
01: MPX-S (board with RS-232 interface)
02: MPX-U (board with USB interface)
03: MPX-E (board with Ethernet interface)
04: MPX-W (board with USB and WiFi interface)
When bit 7 of the hardware ID is set, e.g. 81, the board has a Bluetooth module installed.
Example: $PSMDLDR,82,1.2,MPX-U
This multiplexer has a MPX-U board with a USB interface and a Bluetooth module installed and
the bootloader is version 1.2.
OV Overflow
In case of a queue overflow (blinking red LED on the multiplexer), an overflow sentence is output
on the host interface, to indicate on which input queue the overflow occurred:
Format: $PSMDOV,x*hh<CR><LF>
x: Binary field. The first four bits indicate on which input queue the overflow occurred.
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