What power supply are you using for your CMM? Is it 24V or 29-30V? How long are the cable runs?
On Tue, Jan 26, 2016 at 10:16 AM, Andy Trimmell <[email protected]> wrote: > So we’ve come to the conclusion that even if you’re using CMM as your > timing source the AP still continues to use the onboard gps if its plugged > in. > > > > We have 2 Aps on the same water tower. Both using CMM for their timing. > Both of them also have their Cambium supplied GPS antenna plugged in > (emergencies). > > > > One AP is running 2.4.3 works fine with GPS antenna plugged in and using > CMM for timing. > > One AP is running 2.6 can’t see satellites because the tank is blocking > its view. Is on CMM but will not get timing from CMM no matter what I do. > > > > Obviously our next step is to climb the water tank and remove the GPS > antenna so it stops confusing itself but it’s too windy today to climb. > > > > If I’m using CMM for my timing why does it care about the cambium supplied > GPS antenna? It should be disabled when I switch it to CMM. I’ve put 2 new > Aps on it with same results. > > > > Conclusion: 2.6 is confused by having 2 timing sources even though you > choose one. If you’re using CMM for your timing for the love of all things > fluffy don’t plug in the Cambium supplied GPS antenna. >
