For anyone planning this update, I can recommend the resources provide by
MichaelB on this forum, including updated firmware and details of hardware
revisions. Bottom line--NixieSat is working great with Haicom puck GPS!
On Tuesday, May 14, 2019 at 9:57:47 AM UTC-4, Steve Terry wrote:
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> I am
Hi Nick--
I successfully reprogrammed the Haicom receiver today using your excellent
documentation. New firmware on its way from MichaelB.
Thanks!
Steve Terry
On Tuesday, May 14, 2019 at 12:21:14 PM UTC-4, Nick wrote:
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> Hi Steve... I rebuilt mine in 2014 with Jeff's instructions. I
you might want to reread the string above
On Wednesday, May 22, 2019 at 5:53:18 AM UTC-7, dixter wrote:
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> Would be nice if we could find out what the latest and greatest software
> for the NixiSats and NixiChrons and how to update them if required...
>
> DB
>
> On Tuesday, May 21, 2019 at
Would be nice if we could find out what the latest and greatest software
for the NixiSats and NixiChrons and how to update them if required...
DB
On Tuesday, May 21, 2019 at 6:44:48 AM UTC-5, neonixie-l wrote:
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> It's cool - we just have to be careful that the group doesn't transgress
>
It's cool - we just have to be careful that the group doesn't transgress
any legal boundaries...
It's also useful to know that there are other sources for the binaries out
there as there are undoubtedly other NixiSats & NixiChrons out there that
will need updating, and I haven't heard back
We made this arrangement about 2 years ago. Glad its OK with you.
On Monday, May 20, 2019 at 12:44:57 PM UTC-7, Nick wrote:
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> Ah! That's ok then... I've also been messaging John...
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> If he's given you the all clear, then that's fine ..
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> Cheers
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Ah! That's ok then... I've also been messaging John...
If he's given you the all clear, then that's fine ..
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> Hey, Thanks Bill..we have fun doin' it! Working on a new MOD-SIX too. Big
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“Working on a new MOD-SIX too”
Very nice!
Michail Wilson
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Hey, Thanks Bill..we have fun doin' it! Working on a new MOD-SIX too. Big
changes...will be a while tho
On Monday, May 20, 2019 at 8:58:17 AM UTC-7, Bill Notfaded wrote:
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> Any you make the coolest cases on the planet too Michael!
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I assume that statement is in reference to my post. To clear things up for
those that may be misled, these are *copies* of the original firmware coded
by John Miktuk (the still-alive author). I have an arrangement with John
whereby he has authorized me to *legally *provide MCU's programmed with
Hi folks,
The firmware developer is John Miktuk located in New York - East coast
USA...
>From a late-2016 e-mail exchange with John:
Feel free to share my email xxx@xxx with others interested.
John
I've deleted John's e-mail address from this post to hopefully spare him
from the robots
Nick,
Does this mysterious code author entity have a name? A copyright requires a
copyright notice, with a name and a date. Otherwise, who knows what it is?
(Not that I have any interest in copying this code; it just seems odd that
the firmware that runs this clock is treated as both secret and
Please note that if this is the original software it was never owned by Jeff
and is still copyright to the (still alive) author who sells it.
Distributing copies may well be a breach of copyright.
Nick
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Hi Steve,
I can help you with a copy of the latest/last FW if you're interested. Sent
you a private Email
On Tuesday, May 14, 2019 at 6:57:47 AM UTC-7, Steve Terry wrote:
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> I am planning to replace the Oncore GPS receiver in my NixieSat clock with
> a Haicom HI-204III puck-style receiver.
Per Bob post below, you don't need the 1PPS with the latest FW. It uses the
leading edge of the $GPRMC string. I can provide you an MCU with the latest
version he issued. V11-02-10 if you want it. I also have a boatload of
Haicom 204III's and GlobalSats BR355 I'm not using (which work just as
I have messaged the author of the NixiSat & NixiChron firmware as to
whether he's still supplying the code (I last contacted him in 08/16) -
I'll let you know how this progresses. Maybe you'll be lucky!
Jeff Thomas did the hardware - not the firmware...
Nick
On Wednesday, 15 May 2019 15:09:59
Hi folks,
I've used the most current f/w with a Garmin "GPS18X LVC-5m" with excellent
results... fast lock times, sensitive receiver, 1PPS... While the latest
f/w does not require a 1PPS signal, the GPS 18X LVC-5m does have a 1PPS
signal available if you want to use it.
The GPS18X LVC-5m
Hi Nick--
I already have your excellent summary of the rebuild--thanks! I'm just
fishing for backup on the use of 1PPS under the assumption that new fimware
will not be possible.
Steve
On Tuesday, May 14, 2019 at 9:21:14 AM UTC-7, Nick wrote:
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> Hi Steve... I rebuilt mine in 2014 with
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