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SERIAL OUTPUT STRING FORMATS

                                                  Table 17: DESO DDV Draft

                Character #   Character      Description
                1            D               Always D

                2            G               Always G
                3-4          DD              Draft data
                5            .               Period
                6-7          DD              Draft data decimal
                8            <sp>            Space
                9            m               meters
                10           <sp>            Space

                11           CR              Carriage return

                12           LF              Line feed
                Example:      DG<sp>DD.DD<sp>m<sp><CR><LF>
                      =       DG<sp>00.00<sp>m<sp><CR><LF>
                      =       Draft 0.00 meters


                                              Table 18: DESO DDV Sound Velocity

                Character #    Character     Description
                    1              C         Always C
                    2              S         Always S
                   3-6           DDDD        Sound velocity data
                    9             <sp>       Space
                   10-12           m/s       meters per second
                    13             CR        Carriage return
                    14             LF        Line feed

                 Example:    CSDDDD<sp>m/s<CR><LF>
                      =       CS1500<sp>m/s<CR><LF>
                      =       Sound velocity 1500 meters per second


               C.6    Echotrac DBX (for Universal message)

                 The DBX is an ODOM-defined format that is like NMEA formats but not an NMEA compliant format.
               Checksum is not included, and “DBX” is not registered by NMEA.

               The representation [+]ddd.ddd (or [+]hh.hh) is a fixed point representation of a number.

               The number of digits (d‟s, h‟s, or other letter) before and after the decimal point are fixed. There may
               be leading zeros but not leading spaces.

               A + designates that a sign is present. In that case it will display as – or +. Fields not prefixed with +
               will have no sign.

               DBX is sent per ping. If a channel (A or B) does not have detections for that ping or is not
               enabled/pinging, its corresponding data fields in the message will be populated with zeroes.















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