Hi, Probably the vendor if no one else experiences or knows of Resolution issues. You can contact Trimble UK or Trimble Navigation Europe in Hampshire and they may know about any product or vendor OEM issues. If you can get the timing down to 30s GPS frame times or 750s/12.5m message times, it could possibly be a GPS system issue like updates, and you can report problems at: http://www.gps.gov/support/user/ which links to the form at: http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/?pageName=gpsUserInput -- Take care. Thanks, Brian Inglis
On 2015-09-14 05:28, Wojciech Owczarek wrote:
Hello Time Nuts, I was wondering if other people have seen this. 20+ receivers and they all use different variants of the Resolution boards - majority are the old Resolution T.We have observed sudden GPS loss of signal occurring. Seemingly nothing unusual, these things happen, that's what holdover is for, etc... however: - All devices are connected via decent distribution amps, - All installations use roof-mounted antennas with unobstructed 180 degree sky view - All devices see about 11 birds most of the time - None of these events coincided with known GPS SV outages And here's the fun part: - This is happening in multiple locations in the US, AND in the UK - The log timestamps (UTC) for the alarms, are *exactly the same* across all sites, down to the second. This happens twenty to ten seconds before midnight, and usually recovers within two or three minutes. The last event was on 5th September, at 23:59:37 UTC. We have seen this happening anywhere between once every month to once every two months. Time may differ by a few seconds, but it's the same across all devices. I'm trying to establish whether the issue is with Trimble or with the vendor who embedded Trimble. Because of what I refer to as "vendor anal-digital decoupling delay", I have to investigate in parallel. Has anyone seen this with Resolution? Unfortunately I have no visibility into firmware versions in the Resolution boards. Any pointers welcome.
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