NMEA-0183 message: GBS

GNSS satellite fault detection (RAIM support)

An example of the GBS message string is:

$GPGBS,015509.00,-0.031,-0.186,0.219,19,0.000,-0.354,6.972*4D

GBS message fields

Field

Meaning

0

Message ID $--GBS.

Talker ID can be:
GA: Galileo
GB: BeiDou
GP: GPS. To provide information specific to the GPS constellation when more than one constellation is used for the differential position fix.
GL: GLONASS. To provide information specific to the GLONASS constellation when more than one constellation is used for the differential position fix.
GN: Combined GNSS position. GNSS position fix from more than one constellation, for example, GPS and GLONASS.
GQ: QZSS

1

UTC of position fix

2

Expected error in latitude, in meters, due to bias, with noise = 0

3

Expected error in longitude, in meters, due to bias, with noise = 0

4

Expected error in altitude, in meters, due to bias, with noise = 0

5

ID number of most likely failed satellite

6

Probability of missed detection of most likely failed satellite

7

Estimate of bias, in meters, on the most likely failed satellite

8

Standard deviation of bias estimate

9

The checksum data, always begins with *

If NMEA-0183 version 4.10 is selected, the 9th, 10th, and 11th fields become:

Field

Meaning

9

System ID based on:

GPS

1

GLONASS

2

Galileo

3

BeiDou

4

QZSS

0

10

System ID based on:

GPS

1

GLONASS

1

Galileo

7

BeiDou

Null

QZSS

Null

11

The checksum data, always begins with *