Advanced Tutorials
This page is a menu, not a sequence. Unlike the Beginner Tutorials, you do not work through every page here. Pick the tutorials that match your deployment, skip the rest, and use what you picked to build a bench-level evaluation against your target application.
If you haven't completed the Beginner Tutorials yet, do those first.
Pick what fits
| If you need to... | Follow |
|---|---|
Plan which of NMEA, GBX, RINEX, KML, .log, or .mat your application consumes | Configure PpRx Outputs in the GUI |
| Inspect or convert receiver output files | Analyze and Convert GBX Files |
| Wire PpRx outputs into an external application in real time | Porting GBX to Other Applications |
| Have PpRx start automatically with the host | Set Up a PpRx Service |
| Run PpRx headless or embedded | Run PpRx from the CLI |
| Configure for precision heading | Configure for Precision Heading in the GUI |
| Cut time-to-first-fix with ephemeris/almanac preloading | Warm Start PpRx |
| Tune GUI input/output reload behavior and map display | User Preferences in the GUI |
| Run PpRx inside a Docker container | Set Up PpRx in a Docker Container |
Detailed reference material for these tutorials lives in the PpRx docs, and is linked from individual tutorials as needed.
You're done with Phase 4 when: a recorded or simulated RF input flows through PpRx and is consumed by a stub of your target application. From there, continue to Phase 5 (Prototype) via the Setup Journey.