User manual TRIMBLE INFRASTRUCTURE GNSS 4.19 RELEASE NOTES REV A

[. . . ] RELEASE NOTES Trimble® Infrastructure GNSS Series Receivers Introduction New features and changes Upgrading the firmware Version 4. 19 Revision A November 2010 F Corporate office Trimble Navigation Limited Engineering and Construction Group 5475 Kellenburger Road Dayton, Ohio 45424-1099 USA 800-538-7800 (toll free in USA) +1-937-245-5600 Phone +1-937-233-9004 Fax www. trimble. com Legal notices Copyright and trademarks © 2010, Trimble Navigation Limited. Trimble, and the Globe & Triangle logo are trademarks of Trimble Navigation Limited, registered in the United States and in other countries. NetR5, NetR8, NetR9, and TRIMCOMM are trademarks of Trimble Navigation Limited. [. . . ] If necessary, contact your Trimble dealer to purchase a warranty. Before you perform a firmware upgrade, Trimble recommends that you download and backup any files that are on the receiver. New features and changes General · · General updates to the list of supported receiver types. Resolved an issue where the NetR9 receiver could unexpectedly reset upon switching from external to internal oscillator. Data formats · NMEA VTG message format enhanced to account for any drop in correction packets. RTCM-Repeat of OmniSTAR VBS now uses a station ID of 100. An option in "Advanced" RTCM settings now allows unhealthy observables to be included in RTCM output. GSOF outputs updated to resolve an issue where all GSOF outputs would assume the output rate of the last configured message. An update to TRIMCOMMTM commands to handle external oscillator settings in same manner as web UI. · · · · OmniSTAR · RTCM-Repeat of OmniSTAR VBS now uses a station ID of 100. Infrastructure GNSS Series Receivers Release Notes 3 Data Logging · · · Updates for conversion of Hatanaka compressed RINEX files. Minor resolutions for converted RINEX GPS ephemerides. Under data files, the Plot icon is now hidden from users who do not have download access. Updated handling of memory to correctly identify and erase any bad blocks. Three changes to data file naming conventions to maintain file names of consistent length. Any required padding will be done with underscores: ­ ­ ­ · · SystemYYYYMMDDHHmm: pad and limit System to 10 characters SystJJJh: pad and limit Syst to 4 characters SystJJJhmm: pad and limit Syst to 4 characters Web interface and front panel · · · The Receiver Status / Identity page now shows the antenna database version. I/O Configuration is updated to support three NTRIP Server connections. NTRIP Client is updated to prevent a rare configuration that could result in the system crashing. [. . . ] In both cases, make sure that the receiver firmware warranty date is September 2009 or later. · If using the WinFlash utility, use the latest version that is available with the version 4. 19 Web package. If using the receiver Web User Interface to load the v4. 19 *. TIMG file, before you start this installation, make sure that the receiver is already running firmware version 3. 71 or later. If the receiver firmware is earlier than version 3. 60, you must first load version 3. 60, then load version 3. 71 and then load version 4. 19. · Infrastructure GNSS Series Receivers Release Notes 5 [. . . ]