1#Version check for XTRA 2#DISABLE = 0 3#AUTO = 1 4#XTRA2 = 2 5#XTRA3 = 3 6XTRA_VERSION_CHECK=0 7 8# Error Estimate 9# _SET = 1 10# _CLEAR = 0 11ERR_ESTIMATE=0 12 13#NTP server 14NTP_SERVER=time.izatcloud.net 15 16#XTRA CA path 17XTRA_CA_PATH=/usr/lib/ssl-1.1/certs 18 19# DEBUG LEVELS: 0 - none, 1 - Error, 2 - Warning, 3 - Info 20# 4 - Debug, 5 - Verbose 21# If DEBUG_LEVEL is commented, Android's logging levels will be used 22DEBUG_LEVEL = 3 23 24# Intermediate position report, 1=enable, 0=disable 25INTERMEDIATE_POS=0 26 27# supl version 1.0 28SUPL_VER=0x10000 29 30# Emergency SUPL, 1=enable, 0=disable 31#SUPL_ES=1 32 33#Choose PDN for Emergency SUPL 34#1 - Use emergency PDN 35#0 - Use regular SUPL PDN for Emergency SUPL 36#USE_EMERGENCY_PDN_FOR_EMERGENCY_SUPL=0 37 38#SUPL_MODE is a bit mask set in config.xml per carrier by default. 39#If it is uncommented here, this value will overwrite the value from 40#config.xml. 41#MSA=0X2 42#MSB=0X1 43#SUPL_MODE= 44 45# GPS Capabilities bit mask 46# SCHEDULING = 0x01 47# MSB = 0x02 48# MSA = 0x04 49# ON_DEMAND_TIME = 0x10 50# default = ON_DEMAND_TIME | MSA | MSB | SCHEDULING 51CAPABILITIES=0x17 52 53# Accuracy threshold for intermediate positions 54# less accurate positions are ignored, 0 for passing all positions 55# ACCURACY_THRES=5000 56 57################################ 58##### AGPS server settings ##### 59################################ 60 61# FOR SUPL SUPPORT, set the following 62# SUPL_HOST=supl.host.com or IP 63# SUPL_PORT=1234 64 65# FOR MO SUPL SUPPORT, set the following 66# MO_SUPL_HOST=supl.host.com or IP 67# MO_SUPL_PORT=1234 68 69# FOR C2K PDE SUPPORT, set the following 70# C2K_HOST=c2k.pde.com or IP 71# C2K_PORT=1234 72 73# Bitmask of slots that are available 74# for write/install to, where 1s indicate writable, 75# and the default value is 0 where no slots 76# are writable. For example, AGPS_CERT_WRITABLE_MASK 77# of b1000001010 makes 3 slots available 78# and the remaining 7 slots unwritable. 79#AGPS_CERT_WRITABLE_MASK=0 80 81#################################### 82# LTE Positioning Profile Settings 83#################################### 84# 0: Enable RRLP on LTE(Default) 85# 1: Enable LPP_User_Plane on LTE 86# 2: Enable LPP_Control_Plane 87# 3: Enable both LPP_User_Plane and LPP_Control_Plane 88LPP_PROFILE = 2 89 90#################################### 91#Datum Type 92#################################### 93# 0: WGS-84 94# 1: PZ-90 95DATUM_TYPE = 0 96 97################################ 98# EXTRA SETTINGS 99################################ 100# NMEA provider (1=Modem Processor, 0=Application Processor) 101NMEA_PROVIDER=0 102 103# Customized NMEA GGA fix quality that can be used to tell 104# whether SENSOR contributed to the fix. 105# 106# When this configuration item is not enabled (set to any value that is not 1), 107# GGA fix quality conforms to NMEA standard spec as below: 108# PPP/DGNSS/SBAS correction fix w/ or w/o sensor: 2 109# RTK fixed fix w/ or w/o sensor: 4 110# RTK float fix w/ or w/o sensor: 5 111# SPE fix w/ or w/o sensor: 1 112# Sensor dead reckoning fix: 6 113# 114# When this configuration is enabled (set to 1), GGA fix quality 115# will be output as below: 116# PPP fix w/o sensor: 59, w/ sensor: 69 117# DGNSS/SBAS correction fix w/o sensor: 2, w/ sensor: 62 118# RTK fixed fix w/o sensor: 4, w/ sensor: 64 119# RTK float fix w/o sensor: 5, w/ sensor: 65, 120# SPE fix w/o sensor: 1, and w/ sensor: 61 121# Sensor dead reckoning fix: 6 122# 123# any value that is not 1 - disabled 124# 1 - enabled 125CUSTOM_NMEA_GGA_FIX_QUALITY_ENABLED = 0 126 127################################ 128# NMEA Reporting Rate Config, valid only when NMEA_PROVIDER is set to "0" 129################################ 130# NMEA Reporting Rate 131# Set it to "1HZ" for 1Hz NMEA Reporting 132# Set it to "NHZ" for NHz NMEA Reporting 133#Default : NHZ (overridden by position update rate if set to lower rates) 134NMEA_REPORT_RATE=NHZ 135 136# Mark if it is a SGLTE target (1=SGLTE, 0=nonSGLTE) 137SGLTE_TARGET=0 138 139################################################## 140# Select Positioning Protocol on A-GLONASS system 141################################################## 142# 0x1: RRC CPlane 143# 0x2: RRLP UPlane 144# 0x4: LLP Uplane 145A_GLONASS_POS_PROTOCOL_SELECT = 0 146 147################################################## 148# Select technology for LPPe Control Plane 149################################################## 150# 0x1: DBH for LPPe CP 151# 0x2: WLAN AP Measurements for LPPe CP 152# 0x4: SRN AP measurement for CP 153# 0x8: Sensor Barometer Measurement LPPe CP 154#LPPE_CP_TECHNOLOGY = 0 155 156################################################## 157# Select technology for LPPe User Plane 158################################################## 159# 0x1: DBH for LPPe UP 160# 0x2: WLAN AP Measurements for LPPe UP 161# 0x4: SRN AP measurement for UP 162# 0x8: Sensor Barometer Measurement LPPe UP 163#LPPE_UP_TECHNOLOGY = 0 164 165################################################## 166# AGPS_CONFIG_INJECT 167################################################## 168# enable/disable injection of AGPS configurations: 169# SUPL_VER 170# SUPL_HOST 171# SUPL_PORT 172# MO_SUPL_HOST 173# MO_SUPL_PORT 174# C2K_HOST 175# C2K_PORT 176# LPP_PROFILE 177# A_GLONASS_POS_PROTOCOL_SELECT 178# 0: disable 179# 1: enable 180AGPS_CONFIG_INJECT = 1 181 182################################################## 183# GNSS settings for automotive use cases 184# Configurations in following section are 185# specific to automotive use cases, others 186# please do not change, keep the default values 187################################################## 188 189# AP Coarse Timestamp Uncertainty 190################################################## 191# default : 10 192# AP time stamp uncertainty, until GNSS receiver 193# is able to acquire better timing information 194AP_TIMESTAMP_UNCERTAINTY = 10 195 196##################################### 197# DR_SYNC Pulse Availability 198##################################### 199# 0 : DR_SYNC pulse not available (default) 200# 1 : DR_SYNC pulse available 201# This configuration enables the driver to make use 202# of PPS events generated by DR_SYNC pulse 203# Standard Linux PPS driver needs to be enabled 204DR_SYNC_ENABLED = 0 205 206##################################### 207# PPS Device name 208##################################### 209PPS_DEVICENAME = /dev/pps0 210 211##################################### 212# Ignore PPS at Startup and after long outage 213##################################### 214IGNORE_PPS_PULSE_COUNT = 1 215 216##################################### 217# Long GNSS RF outage in seconds 218##################################### 219GNSS_OUTAGE_DURATION = 10 220 221##################################### 222# AP Clock Accuracy 223##################################### 224# Quality of APPS processor clock (in PPM). 225# Value specified is used for calculation of 226# APPS time stamp uncertainty 227AP_CLOCK_PPM = 100 228 229##################################### 230# MAX ms difference to detect missing pulse 231##################################### 232# Specifies time threshold in ms to validate any missing PPS pulses 233MISSING_PULSE_TIME_DELTA = 900 234 235##################################### 236# Propagation time uncertainty 237##################################### 238# This settings enables time uncertainty propagation 239# logic incase of missing PPS pulse 240PROPAGATION_TIME_UNCERTAINTY = 1 241 242####################################### 243# APN / IP Type Configuration 244# APN and IP Type to use for setting 245# up WWAN call. 246# Use below values for IP Type: 247# v4 = 4 248# v6 = 6 249# v4v6 = 10 250####################################### 251# INTERNET_APN = abc.xyz 252# INTERNET_IP_TYPE = 4 253# SUPL_APN = abc.xyz 254# SUPL_IP_TYPE = 4 255 256##################################### 257# Modem type 258##################################### 259# This setting configures modem type 260# (external=0 or internal=1) 261# comment out the next line to vote 262# for the first modem in the list 263MODEM_TYPE = 1 264 265################################################## 266# CONSTRAINED TIME UNCERTAINTY MODE 267################################################## 268# 0 : disabled (default) 269# 1 : enabled 270# This setting enables GPS engine to keep its time 271# uncertainty below the specified constraint 272#CONSTRAINED_TIME_UNCERTAINTY_ENABLED = 0 273 274# If constrained time uncertainty mode is enabled, 275# this setting specifies the time uncertainty 276# threshold that gps engine need to maintain. 277# In unit of milli-seconds. 278# Default is 0.0 meaning that modem default value 279# of time uncertainty threshold will be used. 280#CONSTRAINED_TIME_UNCERTAINTY_THRESHOLD = 0.0 281 282# If constrained time uncertainty mode is enabled, 283# this setting specifies the power budget that 284# gps engine is allowed to spend to maintain the time 285# uncertainty. 286# Default is 0 meaning that GPS engine is not constained 287# by power budget and can spend as much power as needed. 288# In unit of 0.1 milli watt second. 289#CONSTRAINED_TIME_UNCERTAINTY_ENERGY_BUDGET = 0 290 291################################################## 292# POSITION ASSISTED CLOCK ESTIMATOR 293################################################## 294# 0 : disabled (default) 295# 1 : enabled 296# This setting enables GPS engine to estimate clock 297# bias and drift when the signal from at least 1 298# SV is available and the UE�s position is known by 299# other position engines. 300#POSITION_ASSISTED_CLOCK_ESTIMATOR_ENABLED = 0 301 302##################################### 303# proxyAppPackageName 304##################################### 305# This is a string that is sent to the framework 306# in nfwNotifyCb callback 307PROXY_APP_PACKAGE_NAME = com.google.android.carrierlocation 308 309##################################### 310# CP_MTLR_ES 311##################################### 312# CP MTLR ES, 1=enable, 0=disable 313CP_MTLR_ES=0 314 315################################################## 316# GNSS_DEPLOYMENT 317################################################## 318# 0 : Enable QTI GNSS (default) 319# 1 : Enable QCSR SS5 320# This setting use to select between QTI GNSS 321# and QCSR SS5 hardware receiver. 322# By default QTI GNSS receiver is enabled. 323# GNSS_DEPLOYMENT = 0 324 325################################################## 326## LOG BUFFER CONFIGURATION 327################################################## 328#LOG_BUFFER_ENABLED, 1=enable, 0=disable 329#*_LEVEL_TIME_DEPTH, maximum time depth of level * 330#in log buffer, unit is second 331#*_LEVEL_MAX_CAPACITY, maximum numbers of level * 332#log print sentences in log buffer 333LOG_BUFFER_ENABLED = 0 334E_LEVEL_TIME_DEPTH = 600 335E_LEVEL_MAX_CAPACITY = 50 336W_LEVEL_TIME_DEPTH = 500 337W_LEVEL_MAX_CAPACITY = 100 338I_LEVEL_TIME_DEPTH = 400 339I_LEVEL_MAX_CAPACITY = 200 340D_LEVEL_TIME_DEPTH = 30 341D_LEVEL_MAX_CAPACITY = 300 342V_LEVEL_TIME_DEPTH = 200 343V_LEVEL_MAX_CAPACITY = 400 344 345################################################## 346# Allow buffer diag log packets when diag memory allocation 347# fails during boot up time. 348################################################## 349BUFFER_DIAG_LOGGING = 1 350