John,
Perhaps you need to put a minus sign (-) in front of the number for the West ?
BillWB6BNQ
John Beale wrote:
In case anyone's interested, I've discovered a few things about my Jupiter-T:
1) WinOncore12 sends commands too quickly. The TU60 needs quite some time
to process each one. If I type the commands in by hand separately, more of
them work as expected.
2) Typing the command @@Ae will set longitude, but
reports longitude 0 and 8000 reports 37 degrees East, and is
about 74 degrees East and that's the largest allowed value. So either on
sending or receiving, or both, I think WinOncore12 is interpreting the data
fields differently than the TU60. Or you can't use this device in the west :-)
3) Don't try to use *bay GPS Antenna Item: 260664041419 including 10-meter
lead to MCX connector, it doesn't work. Not even on a different, known-good
receiver. Might have too high a gain (55 dB??) Or I just got a bad one.
-John
On 4/9/2011 8:00 AM, John Beale wrote:
Navman TU60 Jupiter-T
COPYRIGHT 1995-2004 NAVMAN LTD.
SFTW P/N #
SOFTWARE VER # 93
SOFTWARE REV # 07
SOFTWARE DATE 01/16/2004
MODEL # R01
HDWR P/N # TU60-D125
SERIAL # 703127719
MANUFACTUR DATE 701//52030
OPTIONS LIST 5843
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