Reception of disaster and crisis management report sent from QZS-1R on u-blox ZED-F9P
The u-blox ZED-F9P receiver will be able to receive the quasi-zenith satellite (QZS, or petnamed as Michibiki) L1S signal by setting.
If you turn on the reception of the L1S signal in the receiver control software u-center and also turn on the output of the raw data SFRBX
of ZED-F9P, We can observe the disaster and crisis management report (DCR) message with RTKLIB.
When I was looking at the RTKLIB screen of the ZED-F9P with this setting, I was able to receive DCR message from QZS-1R (replacement of QZS-1).
Since SVH (space vehicle health) in the ephemeris of QZS-1R has a value other than 0 , the signal of QZS-1R cannot be used for positioning yet.
The L1S signal cannot be received when the L1 C/A signal cannot be received, and the technical reason is described on page 17 of the interface specifications. Therefore, I thought the disaster and crisis management report from the QZS-1R cannot be received yet. However, I realized that SVH has nothing to do with L1S signal acquisition.
According to the status of QZS satellites, the QZS-1 is in bad condition.
The PNT (position, navigation, and timing) of the first Michibiki (QZS01) is disabled. In this table, Michibiki 1R PNT and SLAS (submeter level augmentation service, where disaster / crisis management reports are superimposed) are also disabled, but this SLAS is likely to be available during testing. is.
According to the table, the PNT (position, navigation, and timing) of QZS-1 is disabled. QZS-1R is indicated to be under test and disabled, but DCR seems to be available.
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