Advanced Tutorials

Phase 4 of 6·Advanced tutorials

1. 1Data path
2. 2Install
3. 3Beginner tutorials
4. 4Advanced tutorials
5. 5Prototype
6. 6Production

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
Cut time-to-first-fix with ephemeris/almanac preloading	Warm Start PpRx
Tune GUI input/output reload behavior and map display	User Preferences

Reference pages you'll lean on

These live in the PpRx top-bar tab and are linked from individual tutorials as needed:

• PpRx as NTP Server. Discipline the host clock to GNSS time.
• GBX Protocol Description. The binary wire format. Required reading if your stub parses GBX directly.
• GenericType Mapping. Signal and GenericType lookup, needed when interpreting GBX, .log, or .mat fields.

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.