Jmak on TCP 5259: ~hex-mask;fields|$ rows that ACK, or { / ^ lines that ACK and never plot.
On Traxelio
Hardware that speaks this protocol
Point this protocol at Traxelio
Confirm a row that opens ~ and closes $. Reject +RRCB~ as Granit and a $ event line as ITS.
Configure only Jmak to TCP 5259. Jmak on 5259 is not Granit on 5113 or ITS on 5179.
Traxelio answers ACK on ~ rows and on { / ^ control lines. Only ~...$ with lat/lon plots.
Send one ~...$ row with lat/lon on 5259 and verify a map point. Do not trust ACK alone.
Still offline after GPS lock
Jmak on 5259 is not Granit +RRCB~ on 5113 or ITS $ events on 5179.
{ and ^ lines ACK and never plot. Only a ~...$ row with lat/lon draws a point.
A position row must open ~ and close $. A JSON object or a caret line is not a fix.
FAQ
No. Jmak is ASCII that opens ~ and closes $, or a { / ^ control line. Concox families use 0x7878 binary login.
No. Those lines get ACK and never draw a point. Only a ~...$ row with lat/lon plots.
The third semicolon field of the first pipe section, after the hex mask and the next field.
Yes. Traxelio answers ACK on a parsed ~...$ row and on { / ^ control lines. ACK is not proof of a map point.
This dialect is positions only. JR07, JR09, JR10, JR11, JR12, and JR22 are listed.